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> Universities will get whatever the state appropriates to them and then have an obligation to take all comers. Would that be like current pre-university public schools then? Shudder!
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Out of curiosity, do you regularly watch OAN and do you have an example of what you would consider "the other side of the coin" today?
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Wasn't this a civil suit? What law was broken by the Tesla company?
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5y ago
Cases are decided by juries (folks like you and I). In any case, its always worth it to read the other side of the story.
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For me, Tesla's bottom line is irrelevant. While Tesla was indeed liable for the events, 137M is way too much for what happened to the victim. Its really that simple
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The easiest, safest prediction to make is that all this is not going to end well. The only question is when the shoe drops, what form will it take?
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It certainly appears so
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Indeed, this is why we cant have nice things.
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This is very true. Anecdote and all that but I've known some very fortunate dudes who literally just had to show up and the ladies would fall over themselves. It was entertaining and sobering at the same time.
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5y ago
Good on her.
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> You don't have to have an unplanned pregnancy yourself to suffer from this law. How so?
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> Obviously, you want to reject those I fail to see why in a self described journal of 'controversial' ideas you would reject anything really. Speaking of which, I'm no flat earther but I find many of their ideas fascinati
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Customers didnt ask for an iPad but they sure bought the hell out of it
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> The newest models offer unparalleled gaming experiences via HDMI 2.1 features. As an aside, there is no need for us to talk like heads of the marketing department in casual conversation.
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As a personal beneficiary of previous precedents being later overturned, I cannot rely on that.
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If I was inclined to be charitable to our socialist friend, I would say that he has perhaps accidentally developed a greater fluency, a more intimate understanding of the inherent drawbacks of socialism than most of its critics today.
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5y ago
I still laugh at the fact that we called everything "techno" back then. What is this "repetitive, onntz oontz oontz" stuff. Then it grew on me! I've been a bass head ever since. Shoutout to Wipout for introducing me
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Accusing someone of living in a slave state was never going to end well.
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5y ago
> neo-luddism has stronger ties to the anti-science movement I have to be careful here because the frequency of word/expression changes trips me up a lot. Can you expand upon what you mean by ties to the anti-science movement? I
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We really shouldn't be moving the conversation window into the technicalities just yet without discussing if this is even ok or reasonable in the first place.
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> To the extent that taste-makers and corporate boards determine what we want (which I suppose they partially do) Maybe they dont determine what we want but they certainly define the options available.
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I love it when studies match intuition. Silver mad they didnt get Gold, Bronze happy to get a medal.
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State(Superstate?) market intervention
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You could almost rework this to be a promotion for "The Purge" movies
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> Whatever happened to “let people be their own judge? This. In the end, doesn't it come right down to this? The sad thing I've noticed about these discussions when they come up is that they quickly degrade imho into arguments
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> What is remotely mandatory about including a political topic in a movie? We are talking about fairly subjective preferences or perceptions. You don't have to be a film student to know that films/movies/tv are frequently
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> This literally happens every goddamn time. Natural explanation is simpler. NO it doesn't. Just because some theories LATER turned out to be wrong does not mean that we automatically dismissing this or that theory. It really doesn&
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A server in every home
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Just say small batch
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5y ago
My '12 Tundra had the backup screen in the rearview mirror. A huge innovation to me at the time. Everything else was knobs and buttons on the dash like yesteryear. That truck was awesome. A shame I had to give it up!
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