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Whoops..
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/mar/29/jeff-bezo... Added
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There's reports (source: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/mar/29/jeff-bezo... ) that Bezos got mad that the media department wasn't doing enough to combat the "outright lies"
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It's all in the Bible.
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Lincoln was a person. The Bible is meant to be the actual teachings of divinity. That's a key difference. If we're meant to update for modern morality maybe we need a Newer Testament. Until then, the ambiguity of the words of long
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It's all in the Bible.
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So your wife submits to you, but she also independently makes decisions which you come to an agreement on? That's great for your family, does that mean a family where the wife makes all the decisions and controls the power is immoral?
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The historical fallacy would be saying that early Christians were reprehensible because of their views independent of the time they existed in. I never said that. What I am saying is that following the teachings of those people 2000 years l
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I'm not cherry picking out of context. The following lines don't make it any better to me. The text is ultimately still saying women should bow and submit to their husbands decisions in all things, as long as their husbands treat
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I have no real bone to pick with Christianity. The asking comment was for examples of sexism and misogyny in the Bible which I provided.
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How does saying a husband should respect and love his wife mean that wives having to submit to their husbands isn't misogynistic? Yes, treat them well, but women must bow to their husbands in all decisions. It's a clear reinforcem
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Eph 22 Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord. 23 For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, of which he is the Savior. 24 Now as the church submits to Christ, so also
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Right, I don't understand the claims that COVID proved how fragile the global supply chain/capitalism have made our civilization. Despite lockdowns, millions of people getting sick and dying, and widespread panic, the food and goo
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Former CDC Director Believes Covid-19 Originated in a Lab
(twitter.com)
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It was just an example
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Eh, it also often is. Better transportation, better medical devices, better energy grids. Aviation was and is used to drop bombs on other human beings! Nothing is black or white.
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The last 50 years went from the amount of computing power used to power Apollo to being available hundredfold in everyone's pocket, it's as impressive in its own way
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This is one of the only comments I've seen that so perfectly captures the raw deal WFH will actually end up being for most people. Also, salaries will go down, not up, as employers pressure employees to move to lower cost of areas or e
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I was referring to states when I chose the word dozens because states have unified educational attainment standards. You're right of course, it's even more complicated than that.
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Not exactly so simple. For one, like another commenter mentioned, funds are provided by the federal government specifically to level these differences out, but that's all it is, money. The administration of those funds is carried out a
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I've always found the statement "how bad the US public education system is" and ones like it to be far too simplistic. It's a country of 350 million people, with perhaps the most staggering differences in educational out
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I'm not sure how to disprove what you're saying, but I'm right around the age of these first year analysts and have friends working at top IB firms in similar positions, and 95 hours is usually the extreme end of what they wo
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The auto industry died because it got outcompeted by the Japanese auto industry, which is also unionized.
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I find my problem with people defending figures like Yellen accepting speaking money is that they will often put forward the most charitable explanation of this behavior. "She's an accomplished woman who held one of the most power
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How is ending two lives not doing something seriously wrong?
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Does the distinction matter when he chose to drink and drive?Plenty of people choose to not drink and plenty of people choose to drink and not get behind the wheel of the car - seems like his degenerate behavior is pretty ingrained
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Chalking this up to declining physical activity amongst young U.S. men.
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If it's not realistic, then CDPR should not be releasing a broken version of the game for those consoles. They're happy to take the money of a fully priced game which comes with a set of expectations of what that game will look li
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I'm not sure why this matters when we're on a thread about refunds on said "7 year old PC".
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I dont think a lot of the city’s votes have been counted so that swing should change
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