dm3730

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by dm3730 7y ago
They are not unsubstantiated comments. They are well based in fact. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ezj3km/gandhi-was-a-racis...
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by dm3730 7y ago
> What basis do you have for saying that Gandhi was a 'horrible individual' I'm surprised this is not more well known. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ezj3km/gandhi-was-a-racis... > yo
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by dm3730 7y ago
well, people do portray Gandhi and Mother Teresa as saints whereas the reality turned out that both of them were horrible individuals.
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by dm3730 7y ago
I am thankful to people who share their insightful viewpoints which in many cases have been significantly different than mine and led to me changing my opinion on issues.
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by dm3730 7y ago
already happening
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by dm3730 7y ago
You are here now supporting past actions and intentions.
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by dm3730 7y ago
You clearly missed my point. But that's okay since I presume your intentions and support of colonialization is clear.
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by dm3730 7y ago
> I recommend you to read history. There was no genocide in Cuba Perhaps your history is written by Spaniards. I notice you didn't give any specific books to read. I'll do you a favour. Here's one: https://www.a
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by dm3730 7y ago
500 years of foundation? I guess the history of the Mesoamericans who lived there prior to their genocide by the Europeans isn't available?
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by dm3730 7y ago
> Calling an accusation "fair" is not the same as admitting the accusation is correct. Disagreed. Context is key in this.
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by dm3730 7y ago
" When asked if he feels responsible for writing Muyembe out of history, Piot pauses. "I think that's a fair comment," he says what was your comprehension of those sentences?
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by dm3730 7y ago
> when you lack the ability to read four sentences. please reread because I believe you've misread the sentences.
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by dm3730 7y ago
> This article seems to be extremely one-sided. They don't bring up views from the "white scientists" they blame for racism and who helped during the discovery. Which article did you read? Because the article linked in abo
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by dm3730 7y ago
> What does that say about the other 99% of projects that aren’t even worth mentioning? At least one other major project, the OLPC from media lab and the infamous Negroponte gang was a total failure. Negroponte was back in the news recen
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by dm3730 7y ago
Factor of 4 difference between Eliud and the average human male. Factor of 4!
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by dm3730 7y ago
> In our society, it still matters that people can tolerate other opinions. Who is "our" in this? If you mean USA, then are you sure about your claim? Eg: "Guy chooses to kneel on the field because kids were getting shot,
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by dm3730 7y ago
> That's really the only way to get to the root of this, but it can't be financial penalties to Apple. That would create perverse incentives and moral hazard. I don't follow. What perverse incentives and moral hazard?
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by dm3730 7y ago
That sounds really interesting. If you're willing to share photos, I would really love to see them. Thank you.
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by dm3730 7y ago
> a post mortem fracture can be distinguished from one that happened just prior to death My understanding is that ante mortem and post mortem fractures can be distinguished by bone marrow oedema. Presumably, if the post is an extremely
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by dm3730 7y ago
> In both countries disregard for enviroment and citizens health is just sad. Toxic haze, toxic water, pollution, trash. That was trash that was illegally dumped there by UK, Australia, and other Western countries, right after China stop
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by dm3730 7y ago
Design. Architecture. Usage model. Let me summarize in a short point. Have you ever had the misfortune of having to use it? It died out and never caught on for good reasons. It certainly played a role in turning lots of OLPCs into less usef
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by dm3730 7y ago
> There are many conflicting beliefs and values held and no way to keep everyone happy Lets have a look at how history has gone. "We need a nuclear test site. The French decided Tahiti would be the best place". "We need a
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by dm3730 7y ago
> What sort of pollution does that blogger think is coming out a nuclear plant? If it's an effluent or sewer pipe, do you think "it's just water"?
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by dm3730 7y ago
> Naval can sometimes make things sound grander than they are. Please share a specific thing. Just curious.
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by dm3730 7y ago
> portray Huawei as a desirable and capable but non-threatening partner Out of curiosity and for the purpose of expicitness, are you implying a mirroring of what is often alleged to be China's geopolitical strategy, ie: appear to be
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by dm3730 7y ago
> If it gains any traction of social media, the comment will probably be deleted. Please elaborate on why you think this. Is there past history or evidence of this type of behavior?
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by dm3730 7y ago
Unlike "us", we never rewrote our history, right?
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by dm3730 7y ago
I wish I could understand this article better. I'm wondering how does this material compare to regular coolants like R22? If I used 1000 watts to compress this solid versus 1000 watts for a traditional compressor/coolant scheme, w
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by dm3730 8y ago
> Apple's microarchitecture expertise makes it entirely likely that their fabled next Mac Pro is entirely ARM-based I would like to understand this statement better. In 2012, I read this article saying ARM chips were matching x86 ch
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by dm3730 8y ago
"There is no connection between hyder ali and American revolutionaries." I am curious why you say this despite all the evidence they shared in the article. I focus on just one of the items, the ship, Hyder Ally. https:/&#x2F

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