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by mac01021 11y ago
A large fraction of people in the "developed" world (perhaps a majority?) work as something like a cashier, for an employer they don't really care about. And they are all aware that most other people they meet are working si
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by mac01021 11y ago
If a nation faces some future peril due to some degree of overpopulation, while the world as a whole faces greater future peril due to a markedly larger degree of overpopulation, then the people of that nation are likely better off not open
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by mac01021 11y ago
assassinate scientists?
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by mac01021 12y ago
I think the point is that, though there are plenty of other PhDs to take his place at low cost, it may be hard to find one who is able to create as much value (for students, and by extention the university) a Prof Robinson.
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by mac01021 12y ago
I still don't get it. Who is currently experiencing the problems that the proposals for net neutrality aim to solve?
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by mac01021 12y ago
Is the proposed policy designed to fix problems that real people are having right now? If so, who is being blocked from what?
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by mac01021 12y ago
Anyone know of a study or methodical analysis anywhere (on the web or in a publication) assessing the character and extent of the influence of this "money in politics"? I would love to see it. It seems to me that massive campaign
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by mac01021 12y ago
Out of curiosity, any plans to develop your American accent (I assume you're in the USA)? I'm not saying you don't count as fluent unless you have a perfect accent. But I am surprised how few foreigners, having mastered Engl
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by mac01021 13y ago
Have any of you discussed this with the new incompetent PM? That seems like a natural first thing to do, before going over his head.