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by eng888888 7y ago
Yeah but none of those claim to be the "land of the freedom" and other platitudes as loudly as the Americans
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by eng888888 7y ago
I don't think it will change as long as the US is the hegemon superpower. Not because they are evil or anything, but because individualism it's the core tenet of the US. Communal and unified?, 90% of the Americans would say that&#
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by eng888888 7y ago
Not to start an argument, but that's easy to say when you have a comfortable life and already experienced abundance. You know, people of poor and underdeveloped countries have the right to aspire to a better life (and yes, that means o
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by eng888888 7y ago
"Engineers spend a lot less time programming than Developers do, because their primary occupation is solving tough problems with their colleagues through documentation, RFCs, etc." Sorry but 100 times no. Engineering is about unde
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by eng888888 7y ago
Even if I am an registered engineer (civil), when asked, I say I am programmer because that's what I do. Absolutely nothing wrong with it.
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by eng888888 7y ago
Hope I don't get downvoted to hell, but I guess it's remarkable that Russia had serfdom until mid 19th century because by then it was well established that white people shouldn't enslave, or attach to land, other white people
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by eng888888 7y ago
Although not officially declared, I understand the early years of Israel were the closest a society ever got to true communism
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by eng888888 7y ago
Absolutely, Thatcher taught us that any money is good regardless of its origin. Long term consequences be dammed.