jeisenberg

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by jeisenberg 14y ago
Fair enough. This was a comment to a short essay. I'll continue to hold my beliefs, and you'll continue to have yours, as these forums typically work.
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by jeisenberg 14y ago
Can you please point out to me where, exactly, he finishes on an acknowledgement of his own biases? His analysis is based on a 3-week excursion around various parts of the country, with little to no effort to understand any historical conte
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by jeisenberg 14y ago
As they say: "travel to a place for a day, write a novel. Travel there for a month, write an essay. Travel there for a year, write nothing." This post, while certainly an honest account, is rife with generalizations and does not acknowledge
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by jeisenberg 15y ago
If entrepreneurship was easy, everyone would do it. That's all there is to it.
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by jeisenberg 15y ago
Awesome.
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by jeisenberg 15y ago
Can you please explain how you jump to an understanding of how our brains our wired for 'private' issues and not 'public' ones? I know plenty of individuals whose minds operate in the context of society. Language isn't private. It's shared.
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Startup Goshi Blogs 50 days to pitch at demo day
4 points by jeisenberg 15y ago|2 comments
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by jeisenberg 15y ago
That was probably the worst night to be locked out in Chicago. I know because I let him in...
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by jeisenberg 15y ago
This is what the life of the entrepreneur is all about: extreme ups and downs and a ton of uncertainty.
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by jeisenberg 16y ago
This site looks great. Seriously, well done.
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by jeisenberg 16y ago
You certainly don't argue or write like you studied anything but Glenn Beck's wikipedia page. Can you please explain to me how I am 'trashing' freedom, and human rights? Cultural rights ARE human rights. And please explain to me how Karl Po
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by jeisenberg 16y ago
This response is a joke, right? What constitutes a 'civilized' lifestyle? Your concepts of 'backwards' and 'civilized' are grounded in normative assumptions about what is right and wrong. I am not a post-structuralist, but I expect someone
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People are not afraid to buy expensive things with phones(blog.mapding.com)
1 points by jeisenberg 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeisenberg 16y ago
Syncubator Chicago http://www.syncubator.com