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by insuffi 13y ago
I think you might want to rethink that assumption. No definitive data, to be fair, but this: http://www.cnn.com/2006/EDUCATION/05/02/geog.test/ "Inside the United States, "half or fewer of
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by insuffi 13y ago
I didn't think about the "pressure" of the survey, I must admit. Fair point. However, does the fact that if you don't know where the country in question is located, and out of war|no war, you choose war, not strike you a
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by insuffi 13y ago
Fair point about the 15 countries bordering Russia. I must have not been clear. What I was trying to say is, the least you can do is point towards Russia, if you don't know where Ukraine is.
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by insuffi 13y ago
Believe it or not, but there are many real people who point to UK, when asked where Finland is. The point is, if you know where Russia is, you likely know where Ukraine is. The clicking at random is by people who have no idea about either.
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by insuffi 13y ago
Many replies here try to dispute the methodology and UX in the survey. When it comes to geography, you either know it, or you don't. The distance from Ukraine for many data points is so big, that you can't possibly write it down t
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by insuffi 13y ago
Coming from a non-American as well: Assuming ignorance would fall in the same spectrum compared to other nationalities, you don't hear other nationalities confidently stating their opinions about things they know nothing about. To be f
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by insuffi 13y ago
I'm sorry, but YOU are the one who is heavily exposed to a single perspective. Keep watching your CNN. I myself am from eastern europe and have first hand witnessed russian attitude towards post soviet satellite countries. Don't t
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by insuffi 13y ago
Oh boy. I think you're somewhat over-exaggerating the situation. Yes, Russia has not been the most subtle in taking over Crimea, but I can say without a doubt that any of the major superpowers would do the same if a country nearby were
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by insuffi 13y ago
I agree with you; tech hubs are extremely important, which is where Europe seems to be lagging behind. I just think the reason they ARE lagging behind is because US is considered the default country to go for starting a business, without se
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by insuffi 13y ago
I don't see how you refuted my point. Have you tried anywhere else? Did Musk?
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by insuffi 13y ago
As proven time and time again, most popular does not mean "the best".(especially, considering how many people there are in the US compared to any EU nation. That'd certainly explain the "number of successful businesses&q
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by insuffi 13y ago
The seriousness of the conflict depends on where you get your information, sadly. The situation geopolitically seems pretty simple, in broad strokes. Too bad there's unfounded scaremongering on both sides(or should I say 3 or 4 sides).
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by insuffi 13y ago
1) Who are you selling it to? Can you find a buyer instantly? 2) Buying a product or whatever with the aim of selling/flipping it means your money is tied up in your product.
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by insuffi 13y ago
2 counterpoints: 1) Lack of liquidity in "selling products". 2) Personal cash flow issues.
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by insuffi 13y ago
If it's so classic, care to explain why the autism rate has risen so much(long term)? If a disease that gets diagnosed based on a spectrum of behavioral cues is on the rise, could you maybe consider that people are just quicker to blam
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by insuffi 13y ago
Right. Care to share the scientific details of how ASD/ADHD/ADD is classified, since you're such an expert? Abnormalities in a kid do not instantly indicate a disorder. Yet doctors are quick to prescribe adderall to the first
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by insuffi 13y ago
Well, how about not diagnosing your kid with autism just because he's an uncontrollable little bastard, just to justify your bad parenting?(This includes ADD, ADHD, ASD). That should bring the stat down. Qualifier: not all obviously, b
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by insuffi 13y ago
I guess it is. It sounds wrong to me as well, but there's only so much performance you can fit into certain hours. Thus, more hours are bound to become the norm, in my opinion.
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by insuffi 13y ago
1) No such thing as long hours for the sake of it. It's always to get more "done". And like I mentioned in my parent post, there's no such thing after a certain number of hours. 2)I don't believe it's possible
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by insuffi 13y ago
Except for B) having nothing to do with free market. 1)The problem with a long-hours work culture is that long hours don't translate to productivity, and it's rather hard to quantify productivity in a programming setting. It'
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by insuffi 13y ago
Found the academic! Your post comes off as highly judgmental, right from the start. Her lack of experience does not mean she cannot have an opinion, and cannot point out that she's being abused. If such a line of reasoning is common pl
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by insuffi 13y ago
1. I was trying to display that NSA engages in the same actions as the PLA. 2. Real evidence points to real attacks on americans carried out by the NSA. The only tangible shred of information we have about the PLA comes from CNN/MSNBC&
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by insuffi 13y ago
I don't see how this is relevant. What we're discussing is the subjective perception of both agencies. NSA has most of their programs exposed, as opposed to the PLA, and yet the public still gives NSA the benefit of the doubt. Now
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by insuffi 13y ago
I don't see how the possibility of abuse immediately assumes execution. For now, we have no evidence of Huawei engineers abusing the infrastructure. What we do have evidence for is NSA abusing Huawei - http://www.spiegel.de&
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by insuffi 13y ago
Your analysis is much very comprehensive. However, I urge you to read this. http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/nsa-spied-on-chine... "We currently have good access and so much data that we don't k
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by insuffi 13y ago
I appreciate the thorough explanation. http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/nsa-spied-on-chine... 1)We can assume NSA has access. 2)Is it not the NSA that wants to actively penetrate every single device in e
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by insuffi 13y ago
Sorry, my bad. Qualitatively, it is. But qualitative statements are of literally no value. It's all gut instinct. Of course you'd like to think that the US can take moral high ground over the Chinese.
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by insuffi 13y ago
Wanna try again? http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/nsa-hacked-email-a... http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/the-nsa-uses-power...
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by insuffi 13y ago
What probability? Can you people cut the fucking bullshit? Everyone here is speaking either "quantitatively" or in "probabilistic" terms, but I have yet to see research or actual discourse backing it up. You're sayi
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by insuffi 13y ago
Why? is the PLA more widely known for hacking individuals, especially American citizens?

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