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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
You may be right, I'm very far from being an expert. Was just repeating something I read somewhere.
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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
Modern philosophy courses tend to give equal weight to Aristotle and Plato (with a side order of Socrates), but for most of Western history the only pre-Christian philosopher that anyone cared about was Aristotle, who was often simply refer
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Cuba is an undemocratic authoritarian one-party state where elections are not free and no opposition is permitted - but hey, they have women in parliament so let's celebrate them?
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The Tory governments of the last 11 years were not elected by anything close to "the vast majority"
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Politics
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China was never a member of the Warsaw Pact.
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> total deaths per military FTE is often in the 1/1000 rate each year This might derail the thread but I'm genuinely curious to know: if I joined the US military during wartime, what's the statistical chance that I would s
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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
Isn't this obvious?
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The Unbearable Semiheaviness of Being – Scott Alexander(astralcodexten.substack.com)
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For those like me who had to look it up, "myocardial infarction" is a fancy way of saying "heart attack"
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by hihihihi1234 5y ago
> The "X" suffix is an attempt by younger Spanish speakers to introduce a neuter gender to their native language. Not true - Latinx was invented by English speakers and the vast majority of "Latinx" people don't