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hearsathought
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hearsathought
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But denmark didn't. And the EU is backing denmark. That was my point.
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The big difference is the falkland islands are populated by brits loyal to britain whereas Greenland is populated by greenlanders who hate denmark because the danes committed many acts of genocide against greenlanders. > I think most Ame
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> That’s not what makes it morally unacceptable. Who decides what is morally unacceptable? Those with power. > Force doesn’t determine morality. Really? How else is morality enforced? Other than by force? > It determines what happe
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Slavery is not okay because the guys with the bigger guns said so. Read up on the civil war.
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> No, people can't just kick out an authoritarian dictator. If that was the case, the US wouldn't exist. Might want to brush up on american history. > Such rulers don't need democratic support to stay in power. They mos
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> You'd think Machado winning the Nobel peace prize would be enough for people to not question the popularity of Maduro You mean the woman advocating for the US to invade venezuela got the nobel prize? How shocking. It's almost
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> I think in cities we just aren’t taught to use our noses so that muscle doesn’t get exercised. We are taught to use our noses for different things. Smell of piss, feces, gas, garbage, etc.
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I think that was the joke. It's obvious Star Wars stole a lot of ideas from Dune. But many people think it's the opposite since star wars predates the Dune movies.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of news/media. Try this with US/China, EU/russia, Israel/Palestine, etc. Note the framing, word usage, etc. Both sides could do the same thing but the headlines diverge. One side gets "
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The media has been branding maduro a narco-terrorist for a while now. And trump has declared fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction and exclusively blamed venezuela for it. The establishment has a playbook and they stick to it. Let's no
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That's not true. I just point out obvious bullshit lies about china and others that I've heard over and over again. It's not my fault that people like you spout the same bullshit over and over again and mostly about china.
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There are american military bases all over italy already...
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> The people in Venezuela want democracy. Venezuela had a democracy for decades. It's the US that has been trying to destroy it for decades because the venezuelans voted for the wrong guy. It's funny how we forgot that the US a
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Nothing erodes democracy more than government funded propaganda.
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> A reminder: the difference is that Japan has already failed in areas such as mobile internet, robotics, Fifth-generation computers, and space technology....LLM and so on. Japan is still clinging to the substantial profits of its intern
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> The PRC motto is not about "can do", it's about "able to do". Who cares? "Can do" assumes "able to do". > Can Palau build a commercial airliner when Boeing and Airbus workforce is 10x th
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> When I took the theory of computation class at CMU in the mid-80s it was in the philosophy department. To be fair, theory of computation is more logic/proofs/formalism than what is mistakenly associated with CS nowadays - pro
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> Domestically, we often put it this way: since it wasn’t made by God, we can definitely make it ourselves. It’s only a matter of time — if not this year, then next year; if we can’t do it next year, we’ll just keep going. This is how we
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> But it's undeniable that culture and how that's reflected in governance have a huge impact: South vs North Korea. Considering that north and south korea share the same "culture", wouldn't they be an example aga
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You "misuse" it by using it to get at truth and more importantly historical contradictions and inconsistencies. It's the same reason catholic church kept the bible from the masses by keeping it in latin. The same reason print
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> I get the feeling most of the newer jobs that are going to be created are going to be in the blue collar fields and the US isn't geared for providing those. What blue collar field/industry is expected to grow? > I'm a
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> Another charity scam turns to a jew hate fest on HN. Another one? How many charity scams are "jews" involved in?
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> Not sure how common at what are considered top schools without looking at course catalogs. I am fairly certain 100% of the top CS programs ( and 99% that every CS program ) in the country have an intro to programming class for incoming
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Isn't that just for "jewish" pedos and rapists?
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> There's definitely a tension at top STEM schools (probably especially in CS) between assuming students have some baseline knowledge of whatever field and just tossing them into the deep end of the pool and figuring out the practic
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> Thomas Jefferson was a hero and a scholar! He was definitely that. > but is it economically smart to declare independence from the most powerful empire of the day? Yes, if that empire was unfairly taxing you, taking your wealth and
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"pro-democracy" is code for agent/operative of a colonial power. It's why so many hong kong pro-"democracy" operatives fled to britain, germany, us, etc. And it's also why so may pro-"democracy"
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> It feels like there's an obviously correct side to most of these issues, the problem is half the audience here believes their side is correct and yours is wrong. You think half the audience here or anywhere is on the side of israe
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> 1. What's the similarity in your view between "zionist rationalization" and "nazi rationalization"? Penchant for rationalizing away acts of genocide and dehumanize peoples. The only difference is zionists dehum
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> 1. There aren't a lot of dead civilians given that... It's amazing how similarly zionists/israelis and nazis rationalize. > 2. Semites is not an ethnicity, it's a language family, sorry. When used colloquially it
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