james3

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by james3 13y ago
"Nor did he go to North Vietnam and praise its leaders (as Snowden did in Russia)" This is misleading and ignores the differences between Snowden's situation and Ellsberg's situation, the biggest difference being that we
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by james3 13y ago
One might say being an informed consumer is a moral imperative, because investing time and energy into being informed sure doesn't provide a competitive advantage.
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by james3 13y ago
Thats a huge 'what if'. And it's also assuming that there is money to be made with 3D printed clothing in the fashion industry.
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by james3 13y ago
What are their defensive requirements then? As far as I know Australia does not have any island territories not close the it's mainland. Would range really be a problem for Australia's defensive needs?
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by james3 13y ago
would be a serious stretch goal
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by james3 13y ago
I have never read Hobbes but it sounds like his notion 'Common Power' could be more than a governing entity. Although trade is done peacefully without bloodshed I think that smaller societies realize that refusal to go along with
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by james3 13y ago
Equivocating isn't a bad thing, and I don't see how OP can be described as equivocating. He made his position quite clear...
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by james3 13y ago
my feeble mind does not understand "See who votes like who in congress". there is no explanation of the site other than those few words.
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by james3 13y ago
thanks for the neg reps, really shows your attitude towards newcomers
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by james3 13y ago
there is no downvoting
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by james3 13y ago
I think personal characterizations have no place in the discussion of public characters, as these can only ever be opinions that are unable to be proven true or false. They only serve to derail a discussion when the argument turns away from
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by james3 14y ago
Thank you, really. I don't think i have ever seen someone provide citations outside of power-point presentations at school lol, definitely appreciate the response and thanks again.
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by james3 14y ago
Then i guess i should have a much more vague yet precise question. Going off your last sentence, it seems that you may have misunderstood me. I know that there is no such thing as the 'best' tool, best strategy or best langua
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by james3 14y ago
or ill do something stupid and try to learn 2 languages at once :) thanks
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by james3 14y ago
i have a very specific idea in mind, but im not going to divulge it to the world. i described what i thought was relevant to one of my questions: which programming language would be best/easiest to write my concept in.
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I want to get into programming
4 points by james3 14y ago|16 comments