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by dosy 7y ago
You make good points, and I don't immediately see there's a conflict between our positions. But I do think you fail to realize, or just ignore, the validity of the points I make. And I think that deliberate evasion of tricky to ac
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by dosy 7y ago
No you should be grateful I made it here. Click that little up arrow to show it, and if you want a bug report, go make it yourself. They're more likely to see it fast here, than in one of the 40000 feedbacks per day. Even more likely i
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by dosy 7y ago
Poorer women and men from poorer countries have forever traveled to rich lands in search of partners and opportunities. The "left behind" (say the surplus of men in Vietnam, far greater than in China, in any case) are obviously un
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by dosy 7y ago
Interesting thanks for the share.
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by dosy 7y ago
Rape of Nanjing, invasion of Manchuria. I believe the notion that states are driven to war by resources seeking, which can result simply from incompetent government, poor tax collection, or natural catastrophe. So global prosperity is the b
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by dosy 7y ago
Sure (and cool reference,) but to me, "prudent to act as if they exist" is not the same as "they exist." Even if they don't, there's still much strategic utility to extract from pretending they do.
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by dosy 7y ago
How do we know Earth even has nuclear weapons anymore?
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by dosy 7y ago
I guess the problem is I see hacker news as the tech community and this tech community now has a lot of social power that maybe they're not used to, not aware of and don't really understand. so I don't think it's good en
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Nice bug discovered in web GMail on desktop
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Graham Hancock: America Before - Ancient Advanced Civilisations(youtube.com)
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by dosy 7y ago
good point. I lose sight of that.
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by dosy 7y ago
> Zuckerberg owns or controls 88.1% of Facebook’s Class B shares, which each have 10 votes at the annual meeting — 3.98 billion votes overall. There are only 2.4 billion Class A shares, which are the only shares ordinary investors can bu
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by dosy 7y ago
[continued] What I don't like is seeing these so-called liberals (actually fake leftists) in SV, pretending they're so morally grande, and then acting like fascists, with forbidden speech, forbidden thoughts and even their own lit
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Tell HN: SV Doublethink
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Dosyago(dosyago.com)
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The Phone Company(web.archive.org)
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.int(en.wikipedia.org)
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List of organizations with .int domain names(en.wikipedia.org)
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by dosy 7y ago
Here's the actual 19-point checklist in English[0, pdf] and other languages[1] [0]: https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/44186/97892... [1]: https://www.who.int/pati
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Mice aboard the international space station [video](youtu.be)
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by dosy 7y ago
Would you approve animating the title?
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by dosy 7y ago
it's a good point, I'll have to think more about it. have you read paper zero by Bem? what's your thoughts on it? I went looking for some more scholarly evidence, which is quite hard to find, but I am grateful for the opportu
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by dosy 7y ago
associating me with conspiracy theorist by my way of talking. points for a very well formed insult. I'm impressed by how much you got in a small amount of space: criticize my way of talkin, associate me with conspiracy theorist, sugges
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by dosy 7y ago
you seem pretty level-headed and well-intentioned so that's good. but I think you need to ask yourself at what point does dismissing something become ignoring reality? you use the word unsupported but that word is problematic. it'
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by dosy 7y ago
that's weird, I meant [0] and [2] the two papers. And you could be right about 2, I didn't read it yet, just included it to add a paper I found looking for credible results. now, you called people crazy, and if this topic is so ov
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by dosy 7y ago
strong defence, I like it.
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by dosy 7y ago
I agree, and that we can even have this discussion on HN right now, rather than it being knocked out of the park into cranksville, ignored or flagged is pretty big. I'm no expert on (HN) zeitgeist history, but my feeling is a couple of
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by dosy 7y ago
This is a very good point. Full-causal relationships. With something magic like this, science really will not be happy until it's 10 out of 10. Probably diet, pharmacology, genetics, biome, and beliefs are important, but there's n
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by dosy 7y ago
I agree. I think it exists, but humans are pretty weak at it. I think we can get much better, and it's pretty rare to get results at a useful level, but the "baseline" abilities (parasympathetic activation by being watched, b
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by dosy 7y ago
Good point. I don't see why we ought to bring emotion into it at all. It's obvious people are scared of the researching the topic. That makes them problematic for the science. There needs to be a way to analyse data without bias,

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