mark_edward

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   by mark_edward 10y ago

   It's not. That's why I do what I do in my free time, the time of my life that's actually mine. The school and the work is just to reproduce myself day-to-day, year-to-year with the necessary resources. If I felt I had the mat
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   by mark_edward 10y ago

   It's a view about why people get education, not what education's potential is. If I felt I had the luxury to go to college and spend 4 years and thousands of dollars broadening my horizons, I know what I would study, what classes
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   by mark_edward 10y ago

   I never understand all this hubbub. Does anyone actually think millions of Americans suddenly found a love of knowledge in the past couple decades? I know I'm in college to get a piece of paper to get green pieces of paper. I learn wha
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   by mark_edward 10y ago

   How is such a person more responsible than someone who never uses debt to make similar purchases?
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   The Horror of the Baltimore Police Department(theatlantic.com)

   2 points by mark_edward 10y ago|1 comments
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   by mark_edward 10y ago

   This depends on what you consider to be the purpose of music education. A good portion of musical training could be for personal enjoyment, expanding horizons, resume padding, etc. so it wouldn't be necessary or even desirable hat ever
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   by mark_edward 10y ago

   Could be hint to not consolidate our food so excessively, if possible. Irish potato famine was probably an earlier hint.
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   by mark_edward 10y ago

   This is incoherent
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   by mark_edward 10y ago

   http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=fascist
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    by mark_edward 10y ago

    Or it's just nonsense like most hunches. I hope Smolin keeps on trucking but hunch based contrarianism isn't actually a good indicator of truth.
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    by mark_edward 10y ago

    Is this the new polite way of saying Airbnb plans to build a new astroturf movement out of its contractors?
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    by mark_edward 10y ago

    Why is shiny rock more real than pretty paper? It's all a collective hallucination
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    by mark_edward 10y ago

    Cereal is eaten religiously for breakfast by many.
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    by mark_edward 10y ago

    Joseph Stalin is well known for the lack of industrial development under his leadership?
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    by mark_edward 10y ago

    You would've bought Russian stock in 1916?
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    by mark_edward 10y ago

    Doesn't this describe almost every tree?
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    by mark_edward 11y ago

    Do you have a link to a description of this documentary? I'd be interested in getting my hands on it.
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    by mark_edward 11y ago

    What kind of question is that?
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    by mark_edward 11y ago

    yes
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    by mark_edward 12y ago

    Apparently a lot of people are breathing wrong. [0] [0] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22135480
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    by mark_edward 12y ago

    If you can't see a relationship between the working conditions of the workers and the quality and tempo of the research produced, you must inhabit an entirely separate world.
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    by mark_edward 12y ago

    Of course you can do things like that. Don't sell the cow, sell people a license to keep, pet, and feed the cow, etc. The license stipulates that the cow's milk and calves remain the property of the lessor. How do you think softwa
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    by mark_edward 12y ago

    unwelcome foreigners