dmaldona

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by dmaldona 6y ago
The visuals are beautiful. How does he do it?
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by dmaldona 7y ago
Any brand recommendations?
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by dmaldona 7y ago
True. And the corrupt morals beneath that facade of optimism are depressing. What a world are we creating!
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by dmaldona 7y ago
Yo do write very well! Is not an empty compliment. About your comments, I can point to some excerpts in the Inquisition wikipedia article: > The Inquisition was established as a genocidal institution against the Jewish and Muslim populac
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by dmaldona 7y ago
Fair. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Inquisition > he Spanish Inquisition is often cited in popular literature and history as an example of religious intolerance and repression. Some historians have come to c
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by dmaldona 7y ago
In order to have a healthy democracy we first need the rule of the law. Constitutions are made to define the foundations of those laws and protect citizen minorities against majority abuses: what if 80% of the population of a region decides
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by dmaldona 7y ago
> People will say it's justified because the Catalan separatists are fascists, terrorists, pedophiles, or whatever. It's not justified. The rulers of al-Andalus were no angels either, but their abuses were nothing compared to t
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by dmaldona 7y ago
Anonymous internet forums.
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by dmaldona 7y ago
I was really surprised that this article was written by a humanities professor. I understand he's trying to make a point, but the premises in the first paragraphs are indigestible. > No Westerner would call such a work “literary&quo
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by dmaldona 7y ago
I have similar feelings as you. In my work people are being pushed to use Julia. However, I feel that most Julia use cases are simple scripts. Most Julia users don't use a debugger or develop tests. A Julia debugger was introduced rece
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by dmaldona 7y ago
Yes, If you only receive immigration from only one country, it is easier for these newcomers to associate and become a political force that can change your status quo. Whereas if immigration is diverse, this situation is more complicated.
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by dmaldona 7y ago
I wish is not passed. But seems to have a lot of support: https://www.lanereport.com/115492/2019/07/the-bottom-line-bu... Really wonder who thought this was a great idea.
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by dmaldona 7y ago
What I want to discuss is the underlying premise of these articles, that by woman being liberated from the burden of the family, they achieve a sort of independence that leads them to increased happiness. And furthermore, that this trend is
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by dmaldona 7y ago
So, let's see if I understand correctly: women did not want to marry but did so out of economic necessity. Men did not want to marry either, but did so out of societal pressure. Both Man and Woman did not want to marry but did so never
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by dmaldona 7y ago
Why did man married then? Wouldn't it be easier for them to remain single and enjoy their freedom and wealth?
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by dmaldona 7y ago
I am employed and I earn my own money, but I am not truly "independent".
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by dmaldona 7y ago
These are other articles by the NYT: * Japan’s Working Mothers: Record Responsibilities, Little Help From Dads * In Japan, More Women Fight to Use Their Own Surnames * Japan Desperately Needs More Day Care Workers. New Mothers Need Not Appl
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by dmaldona 10y ago
But elite education is not attainable for all pocket sizes.