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by gotostatement 6y ago
is he not worried about getting in trouble for divulging this?
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I love the term 101ism. going to incorporate that into my daily life now
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"We treat everyone the same. Everyone is equally allowed to use their position as a trillion dollar business to negotiate a deal."
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this website almost made me cry. It was a magical time to learn to program games, with such a low barrier of entry. I loved it so much, it helped me through a horrible childhood. I no longer feel like I want to make games but I will never f
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by gotostatement 6y ago
awesome work! we're gonna submit one tomorrow! it would be cool if you tagged the videos by time of day and showed daytime/nighttime ones based on the client's local time (or preference)
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omg inglor! I remember your name was a meme back when I was in the newgrounds forums learning how to make games. I remember you had a contest(?) or were just helping people learn how to make games only using the drawing API without any hand
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by gotostatement 6y ago
good question. The individual is racist, but he/she is probably just racist in the same way that almost everyone is: the society that they grew up in created associations in his nervous system that black people are more likely to be in
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by gotostatement 6y ago
to say that the reason people join gangs is cultural implies that it's a "bad culture" problem. the reality of why people join gangs is more complicated and includes overpolicing, economic deprivation, legacies of slavery and
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by gotostatement 6y ago
this is a very interesting idea, but I think using gender and skin tone to represent data differences is potentially problematic, particularly if the data has any sort of normative meaning. the other variables are interesting though
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> The biggest reason why people join gangs is because they're there. It's a cultural problem above all else. I'm going to challenge you to find a citation to back up this belief before you continue going through life belie
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my point is that, a photon bouncing off the system doesn't suffice as a measurement, because photons and electrons are always interacting with the system, but the measurement/wave function collapse doesn't occur until there&#
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by gotostatement 6y ago
Universal healthcare is accomplished in many countries, so how does it not have a solution? Yes, it's a black hole for money - that's my entire point, it's not profitable, but it can be addressed with more money. No system is
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I'm not knowledgable of QM. But I don't think that's necessarily true, because photons/electrons are interacting with the system at all times, but the wave function doesn't collapse until we actually observe the res
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- Most industries in the US are largely dominated by oligopolies. I think it's on you to prove that they all, or at least most, arose due to government interference. - As I said in my answer (are you reading?), I'm not sure that g
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by gotostatement 6y ago
If you're saying that monopolies only arise because of government interference, I'm gonna need a lot of citations. I don't want to replace free markets or have a totally planned economy because I agree with you that excessive
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by gotostatement 6y ago
A large company can benefit from massive economies of scale or upfront costs that create an impenetrable barrier to entry. e.g. Wal-mart, Barnes and Noble, mobile phone networks. In certain areas, once you amass enough power, you have the p
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by gotostatement 6y ago
> Often our critiques of capitalism are not critiques of capitalism at all. While this is superficially true, the structure of capitalism arguably makes such concentration of wealth and power inevitable, so the phenomena of monopoly and
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when moneyed-interests can make money by appealing to what non-moneyed people want, then there is alignment. this happens often in consumer products, including coca-cola, which I guess you're confusingly suggesting is an example of a s
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by gotostatement 6y ago
It sounds like you think the previous comment is making a fallacy of drawing individual conclusions from broad statistics, or prioritizing population-wide rates over individual outcomes. It sounds like you're imagining that looking at