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internetman55
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Well your second statement isn't even logically equivalent to the first for one
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8y ago
I don't mean to be rude cause this seems like a really interesting and well researched article, but my question is what an I gonna gain by reading it
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8y ago
You can form a gang capable of violence without being violent !
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I feel like another reason not teaching your children masculinity is bad cause one parent can defect (prisoner's dilemma) by teaching his kid boxing and how to use leadership skills to form a gang on the playground and then his kid can
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8y ago
Unfortunately I doubt there are any good solutions to this. People become obese because their lives are too fucked up to care for themselves properly. If your parents are weak, you're at high risk of being obese. If too many bad things
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8y ago
That's very true!
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9y ago
Really makes you wonder why people don't value themselves. Does society systematically strip the underclass of their self-esteem? Every single job I've had I knew that the purpose was either 1) to make me money 2) to help me devel
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9y ago
"We're not the first, I hope we're not the last Cause I know we're all heading for that adult crash The time is so little, the time belongs to us Why is everybody in such a fucking rush?"
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9y ago
I figured the stats would be a bit different since the "IT office" I worked at was majority Asian while some other parts of the business and thus overall numbers might be quite a bit different
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9y ago
I'm sure white people do control a lot of jobs or whatever, but I'm still always confused about people talking about white males in tech or techbros etc. when probably 50-75% of my coworkers (F50 tech company) were Asian (note tha
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Unfortunately my household had pretty high income but wasn't really available to the children due to my mother being sick and my father being pretty bad with money. But I did get a Pell Grant and a similar state grant once I aged into
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9y ago
It's hilarious how many weird outbursts I've seen from people who probably consider themselves middle class talking about how they barely have any money at all after they pay their rent in Manhattan, send their kids to private sch
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9y ago
That's what I did and it was lit. Worked at kmart for a year then pretty much paid my tuition out of savings. Stood way out in all my classes. Got transfer scholarship to my state flagship. If money isn't an issue I guess four yea
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9y ago
Fund it!
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9y ago
Charles murray has a whole book abiut this stuff (Coming Apart) and its lit
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9y ago
Very true, in my experience.
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9y ago
It's not nice to see a company get wrecked but sounds like they were asking for it
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9y ago
They'll be used to make me money beeeeitcg
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internetman55
9y ago
Well, that is bizarre and somewhat horrific
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9y ago
I care about sports
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9y ago
Gilbert Strang's linear algebra lectures on MIT OCW Donald Kagan's introduction to ancient greek history on open Yale courses
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9y ago
Hmm, hopefully that stuff doesn't turn out that way for me. I'm going to school to learn how to do research in scientific computing. I want to get apprenticed to do a specific and competitive job, not prove that I'm smart or
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9y ago
i don't think that's how ppl with means view things https://press.princeton.edu/titles/9294.html this is on my eventually 2 read list
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9y ago
It doesn't seem understood here that for many Facebook is for events, sharing some life updates with friends and family, and messenger, not compulsively scrolling your newsfeed to find articles about Trump's plan or something
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9y ago
Thanks for your in-depth posts!
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9y ago
The bad part to me about jobs like that was how you were just spending massive hours doing stupid things. A lot of people would enjoy working 10 hours a day in a highly engaging, challenging environment. Instead everyone is so shot from ove
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My wage at some random school is roughly 2k/month for 20 hours work, ignoring free tuition.
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A manager I worked with previously was like that--no interest in making sure the project could be maintained or actually worked, only promising things to people who didn't even use our platform (me and a coworker checked our logs befo
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Lately I think that this is a social issue. It seems that most normal (non-technical) people are not going to expend so much mental effort in their job that they can't interact with people to a socially acceptable level. For whatever r
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It's fine to humiliate newcomers as long as you're fine making enemies. As a recent university grad, most people entering CS today are not geeks or nerds or whatever--they're more and more the high IQ people who just want to
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