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johnnyhillbilly
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10y ago
Normally, I don't use maps to compare the size of continents. That's what tables and lists are for. I use them to see where geographical areas are relative to one another. Others have other needs, depending on what they do with th
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Eh, that comment suggested to _sterilize_ Saudis - where has reasonability gone?
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I think there is no problem with this being accepted. Firstly, the question posed is quite unlikely to be meant literally (many women do not want to live a monogamous life). Secondly, if they are trying to fight "biology", may the
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10y ago
Didn't this turn out a bit of a straw man? As far as I understand, she advocates an understanding of the concepts complemented by some appropriate type of repetition. There is also a third concept: That of imagining. She speaks specifi
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I think you misunderstand how much time and focus is spent on trivial problems. Somebody already replied to this, but I will add more on the same note. 1 If some scientist finds a way to save a minute per instance of brushing your teeth, an
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To put the "universal" in the declaration of human rights in its context: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cairo_Declaration_on_Human_R... These countries each take part in the UN, without showing any signs th
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Ireland does have the authority, but: 1. They have applied their own laws in a way that amounts to subsidies, and 2. The corporate structure turned out to be fictional, and allocations of profits were therefore also fictional. ("Arm&#x
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In their ruling, the commision implies that other countries may seek to judge this independently based on their findings. This can still turn into a much larger tax bill than the nominal value in the commission's findings. :)
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10y ago
Here's how to fix this: 1. Foreign deductions are taxed based on the difference between the locale where the earnings are made and the locale the service/product is provided from. Where the sales division is located has no relevan
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10y ago
Knowledge is key to this, but it's not enough. Some people will try to fool you, and then knowledge will help you decide whether that is the case. It may be a cultural thing you haven't picked up on. If I came across a case of tah
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10y ago
That if the employer creates a situation where you can't play an hour of guitar at home and put it on youtube without firing you, then it's worthwhile for no valid reason.
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10y ago
Not as a goal in itself, no. In the case of real priorities, yes. In the case of apparent priorities, no. Nevertheless, how numerous are CEOs compared to other employees?
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>> The fact that you want to be unbiased makes you biased for information and people you think are unbiased. >What? I think what is meant is that your analysis of people is different when they say the "right" things. The
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The CPS should have a focus on parents that are unreasonable in their protection. Unfortunately, they have to be policy based. One child out of 500,000 that is snatched when alone creates much more attention than 50,000 children (out of 500
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10y ago
Yes. In the college marketing department.
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Both are real risks. The aftermath of a stranger kidnapping the child is usually much worse. The likelihood of each is quite low, though - at least in western societies.
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First of all, you are mixing dimensions. If I perceive a kidnapping as an actual occurrence, I will call the police and/or intervene. The situation may be real, or it could e.g. be a stag party. Risk is different - it's about what
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How currency comes into existence is a different topic. I agree wholeheartedly that bartering is the logical continuation of the drug economy in a cash free world. Maybe some pseudo currencies would also arise, creating black market banks.
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Cash is public, banks are private. Half of the problem with cash could be solved by ending the war on drugs. The war on drugs has created a class of people whose main economic function is to transfer wealth from the public to the worst peop
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No, he's literally guarding the place. The correct response to an attack may involve inserting the clip, chamber a round and issue a loud warning before possibly firing. An attack on the guard himself is likely to lead to a resolute co
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Having had several visits to Italy recently, I value their sense of what is beautiful. Firstly, it feels great to be there. Secondly, the lot of them look really cool no matter what they do. My take on this is that these McMansions are an i
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With the information given, I can't see how you reach that conclusion? Being invited for rice and beans is quite common in some cultures, just as being invited for coffee and cake is in others. It is obviously an example the judge thou
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Cleave it in twain?
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It isn't.
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10y ago
You create money by borrowing. You win money by risking money( ). You earn money by being useful in what you do. ) In Icelandic, "win" means "work".
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I have worked a lot with systems like Teradata, and I am trying to explain to the want-NoSQL-on-my-CV-crowd that large/complex JOINs are _really_ not a problem. Also trying to explain that relations in RDBMS' have nothing to do wi
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Who are these holy men, of which you speak, that refused to consider Earth round?
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Your reference includes an example of a horde travelling with mosques...
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Even though I also try to stay away from the US, attitudes like these are in a different league: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bV710c1dgpU
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I try to stay away from the US after the story of John Kristoffer Larsgard. Due process, my ass.
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