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by educationdata 7y ago
Advisers and civil servants, and so called "experts" are also part of the problem. Not just politicians, people who are given incredible amount of trust as experts are also incredibly incompetent. Look what CIA/FBI did pre-91
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by educationdata 7y ago
They also choose not get married or not having children or only have one child, which all have negative impact on the society. They think a tiny apartment is good, depending on bike or public transportation is good, only because they don&#x
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by educationdata 7y ago
You answered wrong question. klohto never asked you whether using data is enough for science. he was asking how is this racist. Do you mean if it is not enough for science then it must be racist?
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by educationdata 7y ago
Which part of your quote has anything to do with "racist", "pseudoscience" ?
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by educationdata 7y ago
The university never made such claim. What evidence do you have? You should not throw "racist", "pseudoscience" around like this.
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by educationdata 7y ago
This stupid article should be simply flagged. There is no good discussion can come out of it.
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by educationdata 7y ago
The title is not accurate. It's better to be called seven ideological threats. Number 6 and 7 are not "western values". Especially number 7 is targeted on far-left. What the CCP really wants is keeping the market economy whil
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by educationdata 7y ago
The last word of the first sentence attracted downvoting?
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Eighteen wrong predictions made around the time of first Earth Day in 1970(aei.org)
4 points by educationdata 7y ago|1 comments
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by educationdata 7y ago
> It scared the kids into thinking the planet will melt. How is this a good thing? I don't get it.
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Tax returns should not be made public information(bloomberg.com)
3 points by educationdata 7y ago|1 comments
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by educationdata 7y ago
Really? I feel selling stuff on ebay has a 1/5 chance get scammed.
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by educationdata 7y ago
No. Mainstream journalists never pick a side or intend to influence the outcome of the election. At least not pick the wrong side.
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by educationdata 7y ago
It's true that ISPs may have fewer issues, but there are just too few of them. On the other hand, there are way more "pro net neutrality" companies and net neutrality is not the least important issue for them.
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by educationdata 7y ago
$200,000 is a very small amount of money in grassroot crowdfunding. Against net neutrality is not "an extremely narrow point of view".
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by educationdata 7y ago
If it is really just because of money, why can't companies supporting net neutrality donate to him and other senators to get the law passed in the Senate? There are way more companies can do this than a few ISPs, and they have tons of
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by educationdata 7y ago
There is no reason to believe this small amount of money is the explanation of his position.
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by educationdata 7y ago
If the developed countries really want to attract more talents, there is better way to specifically targeted on those individuals. Asylum is not for this purpose.
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by educationdata 8y ago
It also depends on the type of work. If you work on data analytics projects, you probably will need more screen space to fit: code, console / logs, plots, data frame. If you work on web / mobile development, you probably will need
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The Cruelty of Google’s Call-Out Culture(medium.com)
4 points by educationdata 8y ago|0 comments
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by educationdata 8y ago
We are talking about Canada, not the world. Also 3 years, not 30 years. Also the poverty line here is totally different.
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by educationdata 8y ago
The number is simply too good to be true. Reduce poverty rate by 20% in 3 years in Canada? So when will they totally eliminate poverty? "there were 825,000 fewer Canadians living in poverty in 2017 than there were in 2015" from th
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by educationdata 8y ago
Interesting. How do those people think of jail time? Will arresting scare them away or change their behavior?
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by educationdata 8y ago
Is "Which bathroom should this person use" an easy question? If it is really easy, why it is so controversial? You may think it is an easy question, in reality it is an actual hard question.
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by educationdata 8y ago
How many conservatives do they have on the board? I feel viewpoint diversity should at least be close to nationwide percentage.
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by educationdata 8y ago
If your parents get old and sick, you have to go back to your home country to visit them more frequently. It is much better to have a green card. You don't want to worry about your visa, your job security, and your parents' health
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by educationdata 8y ago
A) Parenting. You will mostly have no parenting on your own in China. Tech companies will make you work long hours. It is not uncommon that when you finished work and back home, your kid is already asleep. When you leave home early to catch
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by educationdata 8y ago
I would like to add: Even if you are ethnically Chinese and speak the language, don't go back to China unless you really cannot find a decent job in the west. Especially if you are young and educated in the west, here are the things to
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by educationdata 8y ago
This guy's another comment: Quote: I may be overly cynical but it seems to me that China is the most honest country involved in governmental mass surveillance. They never tried to hide the intent behind their decisions whereas western
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by educationdata 8y ago
For housing, would it make sense that an apartment complex inside a Chinese community targets ads on Chinese speakers, who are much more likely to live in there? Is this considered as discrimination based on color? What if the landlord only

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