drstewart

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by drstewart 5mo ago
Shit, the government providing infrastructure in response to public demand? Outrageous use of taxes!
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by drstewart 5mo ago
Just like people believe the EU is subsiding the success of the US by its lack of military
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by drstewart 5mo ago
Europe wasn't giving anything away for free. Europe will lose trillions trying to catch up from zero. Especially with a dwindling, aging population. Over decades you'll see.
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by drstewart 5mo ago
Sure. Let's see what happens when Europe's population crashes while their pension obligations go up.
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by drstewart 5mo ago
Harvard is still the best along with many others, so no, you did make up the fact that Chinese universities are at the top and American ones aren't.
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by drstewart 5mo ago
>The top colleges are arguably now in China. Argued by who? Source? >We're elevating fine institutions... Who? Maybe you mean Europe? After all, why aren't all those brilliant African students studying German or Italian? I a
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by drstewart 5mo ago
Would it work in Trafalgar Square today?
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by drstewart 5mo ago
You are right of course. Germany eventually rebuilt trust within Europe, but now have a highly decoupled economy from their neighbors. As you correctly point out.
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by drstewart 5mo ago
There can always be another Orban. Unless Europeans can never trust Hungary again and move away from them at lightspeed, I'm smelling hypocrisy.
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by drstewart 5mo ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq6jrvgqeejo Ukraine can never trust the EU again after this. There can always be another Orban. Trust is broken forever.
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by drstewart 5mo ago
So true. Now, what level of blame can we put on the EU for not supporting Ukraine more over the past few years, with all the vetoes from Hungary?
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by drstewart 5mo ago
Wow, since you're so well travelled you can also share examples of the US doing it, with the comparison to these other amazing utopian western countries. Start with education spending per capita.
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by drstewart 5mo ago
Nobody is in denial about a well known behaviour that happens to every currency
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by drstewart 5mo ago
The bar clearly won't be "any random person's phone meeting this criteria", so what your specific phone does doesn't really matter.
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by drstewart 5mo ago
Wow, that's amazing. What fire hazard are they preventing in their support for Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine?
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by drstewart 6mo ago
>If we had a functioning congress, I wonder if we might end up with legislation that these things need to be watermarked or otherwise made identifiable as AI generated.. Can you name any countries that you think are functioning, and what
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by drstewart 6mo ago
Meanwhile China does hide the fact that they block superior competition of various foreign services via the Great Firewall
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by drstewart 6mo ago
Maybe the same reason you or OP post anti-American stuff in every thread
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by drstewart 6mo ago
I think you might be the one with trouble conflating the EU and Europe. You do know they're not the same thing, right?
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by drstewart 6mo ago
Considering I didn't mention the EU once, I'm quite aware of that. I like how you try shoehorn in it on your own to try gotcha me though. Not a great attempt. Are you aware of the crashing population of Europe though?
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by drstewart 6mo ago
This. Severe harsh consequences are the best way to prevent crime. If we also make the penalty for every crime the death penalty we'll have no more crime. Very simple solution no one has thought of.
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by drstewart 6mo ago
> I am actually skeptical of people who step up to work for the government at this moment in time. I'm sure this wounds them deeply. Given what we're facing worldwide, I'd say more people are skeptical of anyone that works
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by drstewart 6mo ago
No, now is the time, considering there's been an active war in Europe for many years now that they've been begging the US to get involved with.
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by drstewart 6mo ago
Can you point me to the ongoing strike by NASA employees?
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by drstewart 6mo ago
>ok dude, can I give you a list of things I want to change about your country’s policies? reply of course, non Americans never comment on American policies
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by drstewart 6mo ago
Funny that's how I feel when Europeans lecture about wars and imperialism
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by drstewart 6mo ago
I have more evidence of European xenophobia if that isn't sufficient for you
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by drstewart 6mo ago
I've never met a real human that was passionate about what OS a government worker in some local French commune uses, but it's the hottest topic on HN behind AI
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by drstewart 6mo ago
If Japanese internment worried you, you should see Europe's treatment of perceived outsiders [0] and get reallyyyy worried about the ongoing attacks [1] and rhetoric [2]. I would urge extreme caution to anyone in Europe that is at risk
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by drstewart 6mo ago
Is this the daily thread on this topic? Astroturfing around this is getting suspicious.

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