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kebman
8y ago
Because Socialism implies nationalizing private companies. Norway does not. In fact the last 50 years they've done nothing but privatization, while retaining stocks in certain key businesses - which is nothing like the traditional auto
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kebman
8y ago
If you look at the Nazi program, up to 50% is clearly Socialist in nature, while the rest is Nationalist and Nationalist-Socialist. Thus it's fair to say that there are more similarities between Socialism and Nazism, than differences.
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kebman
8y ago
It is a complete myth that Norway is "mostly socialist". Norway is a market economy with a strong focus on regulation and welfare for its people. If it was Socialist, it would have nationalized all private property by now - which
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kebman
8y ago
Isn't the wavelength of 100 Hz 11.25 feet? Am I missing something?
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kebman
8y ago
I'm quite fed up with Google's monopoly. Antitrust thank you please!
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kebman
8y ago
Ha, like the state cares about anyone but themselves. :)
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kebman
8y ago
The more law, rules and regulations, the less likely is it that individuals will ever bother looking them up. :)
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kebman
8y ago
I always wanted an exhaustive list of name falsehoods. The worst part is probably that I read it with interest... I have no life!
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kebman
8y ago
Bcos Adobe on Apple environment.
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kebman
8y ago
This. If I could give you more points, I would. Enough said. Also take back the old Final Cut Pro to really compete with Adobe, and some of the quality of life features they used to have, but oversimplified away.
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kebman
8y ago
Pretty ironic when the first comment got deleted. WikiLeaks is of course a news organisation. There is no "especially" when it comes to freedom of the press. Besides, it's not medling to show the truth. Btw. state owned or no
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kebman
8y ago
WRONG!
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kebman
8y ago
Haha, good luck! :)
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kebman
8y ago
Haha, sure! :D Carbon tax. Sounds legit! Here's what's gonna happen: Corporations just jack up prices accross the board according to the tax, and then everybody else gets to pay. And then nothing changes. It'll be like the su
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kebman
8y ago
Prevent? Haha, guys! Very funny! :D You had until 2016.
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kebman
8y ago
If you want, you can try Anglish. :)
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kebman
8y ago
What's up with all the Excel hacks these days?
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kebman
8y ago
Wow, what Socialist crap that article is, and in Nature of all things! Probably best to steer clear of those books on economy! Anyway, if you look into how trading is done today, and how big firms – especially banks – are allowed to operate
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kebman
8y ago
Reich is a Socialist who wants to take everyone's freedom away for collectivist ideals that are proven to not work. It's a shame so many people fall for his crap. Inequality doesn't necessarily mean worse standard of living.
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kebman
8y ago
If you want to know more about the distribution, then perhaps it's time to calculate σ...
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kebman
8y ago
If you have 59K and can't live comfortably, then you are clearly doing something wrong. Or perhaps you have a pretty skewed view on what are “essential necessities”.
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kebman
8y ago
A responsible worker might not buy such an expensive home or such an expensive car, or live such an expensive lifestyle. And perhaps then he could afford to work less – or perhaps continue to work just as hard, and instead invest the procee
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kebman
8y ago
Only Norway has any real quantity of oil. Sweden has none. Denmark only has a little. Finland – albeit not technically in Scandinavia, but related since it's part of the Nordic Countries – also don't have oil. And while we're
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kebman
8y ago
Examples of luck: - Being born into a good family. - Winning the lottery. Luck: Something you cannot affect yourself. If luck is your only game, prepare to be disappointed. Also: 70 percent of lottery winners, end up broke just a few years
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kebman
8y ago
Yes, you want to learn Java in 2018. It's still a go-to language in many corporations, though not super-glamorous. Even if you do not plan on taking on any such job in the near future, it's good to know it - at least cursory. Perh
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kebman
8y ago
I would love to go to Spain and just program, actually, and I'm not a pensioner ... yet.
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kebman
8y ago
Hm, what if it was "anything goes" but buttons to hid things you personally find offensive? If you analysed enough hide-clicks you could perhaps start to softly predict what to hide automatically for that person. By softly I mean
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kebman
8y ago
Consider this: There are other apps that you haven't heard of, with communities completely secluded from the Fb/twit/goog environment, and nobody's complaining that they are bubbleified.
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kebman
8y ago
Oh well, all that's about to change now that EU puts #Article13 into place... :'(
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kebman
9y ago
I was really tempted to just post my bitcoin address here .... :p :D
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