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13y ago
> There is equal evidence for both god and the tooth fairy. Not really. There is no evidence for the actual existence of the (or any) tooth fairy. It could be argued however, that there is evidence of a god or gods specifically because
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13y ago
What's the law for someone always mentioning Betteridge's law of headlines when a headline is posed as a question on Hacker News?
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13y ago
"Testimony from a witness is always subjective..." I guess what i am trying to say is that they are drawing conclusions of what they saw, not just stating the facts of what they saw. "...this isn't a criminal trial&qu
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13y ago
Both of the witnesses' testimonies seem to be subjective: "It was getting creepy, but Justine didn't move, or slap him. She was laughing..."[1]; "The executive's posture and actions aggressive; "no" w
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13y ago
It is very irritating that this article doesn't tell us the actual country this guy is from. "west Africa" is as far as they go.
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13y ago
Thanks. I use f.lux already and it's great (it makes my eyes feel a lot better) but hasn't really helped me fall asleep. I think I am going to try a no back-lit screens after 23:00 rule.
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13y ago
I have terrible sleep habits and often find it difficult to fall asleep before 5am. I have been considering trying melatonin but my major concern is that I will become dependent on it. I don't want my body to stop producing whatever sm
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13y ago
Sounds like fun. Perhaps a productive way to procrastinate.
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13y ago
If the techniques described in the book have been used to make me buy the book then it is a good purchase.
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13y ago
If I was the girl, I would be pretty pissed off that I was the subject of some kind of marketing ploy.
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13y ago
The bet is fine but writing a blog post about it on your company blog is in bad taste in my opinion.
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13y ago
well?
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13y ago
> It was just scared boys searching for some semblance of masculinity they may never find. Is this kind of shit any better?
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13y ago
It sounds like the author offered these choices to the child and not to the teacher.
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13y ago
"'you can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason themselves into'?" Don't forget that this applies to you as much as anyone else. None of the rebuttals presented by the author of the "
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13y ago
I'll buy brainwashing in subjective areas like history, current events, economics, and literary analysis but not in science. Wow. I think the most important thing to teach children is to be open to ideas. The universe may be billions
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13y ago
This is disgusting. Which is the best country in the world to raise children? It needs to be safe, have little government interference, have exposure to "the real world", a culture of hard work, an open culture that is receptive t
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13y ago
I'd rather have a little state overreach than fundamentalists whose beliefs have solidified before they were ever even exposed to ideas that didn't fit their parents' version of reality. And I wouldn't.
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13y ago
Maybe you two enjoy consuming bullshit but don't be surprised that other people don't.
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13y ago
Herself, as most of us are. This kind of thing will make it a lot easier to get media attention for her projects like Grapefeed [1][2]. [1] - http://grapefeed.com [2] - https://angel.co/grapefeed
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13y ago
With stories like this, I have found it to be the opposite. People that would usually question this, won't because they are terrified of being called sexist which is (exactly what you have done and) one of those things that hangs aroun
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13y ago
Personally, I liked your page and I am more likely to return to it than the usual self-important stuff floating around.
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13y ago
Regardless of where the responsibility lies, it is unacceptable. I agree that the actual police officer does not control policies but they do control their own actions and it is part of the job description to put their lives on the line for
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13y ago
If a policeman has access to body armor and machine guns to serve a warrant on some guy in a house, he will take them along. The cop has no idea who may be behind a door when they knock -- they may be intoxicated/high, have a vicious
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13y ago
> ...this is clearly a PR driven piece pumped out of Google for recruitment purposes. Agreed, can someone point me in the direction of some tech writers that aren't afraid of journalism?
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13y ago
This whole "all men are rapists" or "all men are potential rapists" message that is constantly being shoved down our throats must surely be hugely damaging to our society. This accusing video[1] stands out amongst my ear
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13y ago
I am not sure what they were using in the UK in the mid 2000s but it was way too sweet for me. Same with chocolate over there.
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13y ago
I like it. Perhaps for further chapters, an escaped human could be be controlling a machine, that has had it's memory wiped, remotely in order to infiltrate a machine base.
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One point I do still maintain is that there simply is a clear imbalance between sexual assault on females and males. Yes, that does not change the gravity of either, but it does suggest how the conversation about it ought to run. If it wer
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13y ago
I wonder if rape jokes targeting males will also be removed as I have found these much more common than rape jokes targeting females, particularly regarding the rape of suspected male criminals. An example: http://i.imgur.com/X8cjv2v.png
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