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by efoto 12y ago
I sounds very interesting indeed. After completing Dan Ariely's class on Coursera I think he actually knows what he is saying and doing, so I'm going to give it a try. If you're looking for the app on Google Play or iTunes -
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by efoto 12y ago
Собака (sobaka) is the commonly used word for "@". It's not derogatory at all in this particular context.
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by efoto 13y ago
The scenario doesn't seem like a far fetched one indeed. Modern society witnessed several attempts to actually implement it, Stalin's USSR comes to mind.
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by efoto 13y ago
Well, you may find that, for instance, "Resident’s in Ukraine’s western city Lviv, a stronghold of Ukranian nationalism, chose to speak in Russian for the day".
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by efoto 13y ago
This story sounded a lot like the one that happend to me in 1984. It's rather hard to describe a place I was working at the time beyond saying it was a restricted access area. Anyway, I was detained by security for walking out from the
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by efoto 13y ago
The protesters didn't burn down the place. They lit up the barricades to defend maidan from riot police and this is what we all saw on TV.
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by efoto 13y ago
Finally, something about NSA that I can hear without disgust and horror. This is actually the kind of job I was expecting them to do. Unlike dragnet surveillance, breaking internet protocols, etc. Although the problem remains: the same meth
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by efoto 13y ago
And the first country I'd even consider worth living in from this list is #42 Uruguay. Do you know what's the irony? I'm a US citizen. And I'm ashamed.