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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
Unfortunately this means that power differentials between employer/employee will be highly exploitable. Should people be allowed to sign contracts to enter into slavery? How about two criminals entering a voluntary contract to never b
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
Sure. Are you suggesting this is optimal or desired? It may be necessary due to realities, but that doesn't mean it should be encouraged.
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
I understand you are frustrated in seeing the FBI spent public efforts on sports. However, you say, "it seems as if the FBI is interested mostly in sports" based off 2 stories. The FBI is a huge organization. They can investigat
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
Because it's asking the enforcers to become the judges. There's good reason those powers remain separate.
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
I'm curious - what do you think / what did you see in your experience - that was the reason people chose a Borland product over another choice?
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
Except one of the motivations for making unsecured loans available to everyone is the idea that kids should go to the best (most expensive) school independent of their parents' ability to pay. Chicken or the egg.
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
It seems intentional in a "it would cost resources to extend this past what we benefit" way. In other words, a business made a cost-benefit analysis. I fail to see where your frustration is coming from, or why it's targeted
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
I am turned off the the brogrammer connotations from using those labels. However, the idea of a civil engineering mage made me smile. It's... fun. Sometimes we humans, especially professionally, take ourselves so seriously that we fo
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
I'm not educated in the field, so I am happy to learn if I am wrong. But aren't bonobos one of the closest relatives to humans? That would indicate that the comparison is most relevant to human sexual behavior, regardless of wha
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by kjhsadklj1 11y ago
The fad of repurposing evolutionary biology to explain some current situation needs to go away. It's appealing because it's a convenient way for people to wrap their opinions in science, using such phrases as, "it makes sens