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mercurysmessage
8y ago
No, I did not.
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8y ago
"First of all you're slightly modifying OP's comment. He was not talking about actual fascism or racism that was pointed out, but about the abuse of those terms to silence critics regardless if they were racists or not."
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8y ago
"how do you "point out fascism"?" By recognizing euphemisms/dog whistles, and rhetoric used by fascists. "in today's culture, this term is used so broadly it has become meaningless." It's not, as
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8y ago
"Mixed with that and the liberal social welfare system in Europe and PC culture which claimed any critical voice was facist, racist etc. That's why the antiestablishment came about not because of 2008 and wallstreet." Oh come
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8y ago
There is no such thing as an alpha wolf, btw. That study was actually showing parents leading wolf pups.
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8y ago
That is not surprising at all. Ever hear of TERFs?
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8y ago
I don't know why people always focus on the birth rate in Japan. It's pretty standard to developed nations, and there are nations with a lower birth rate.
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8y ago
More educated people have always had less children.
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8y ago
I've only bought Sennheiser and Audio Technica headphones for the past couple of years. Good quality and good sound.
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8y ago
Women were simply not allowed roles in these positions in many countries.
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8y ago
Alien card? Do you mean the zairyu card?
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8y ago
c is just easy because 0 is the freezing point.
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8y ago
It most certainly is, how can a group they disparage simultaneously be weak and subhuman, while also having lots of power and "controlling the world"?
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8y ago
Looking out over Tokyo from one of the city centres (Tokyo is really a prefecture, and a collection of smaller cities), you can see that the other cities look quite built up, and the areas between are the smaller buildings the author is tal
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8y ago
I agree. Tokyo is my favourite city, for many reasons. Livability and comfort being two of the top. I've already lived mid-term in Tokyo, and I see myself returning in the future.
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8y ago
You clearly have not looked hard enough, here is a write up on him: http://nicemangos.blogspot.ca/2018/01/jordan-peterson-his-st... There are all of these claims for a reason. He's pseudo-scientific, he'
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8y ago
Also, why is this on a tech site? Jordan Peterson and his pseudo science do not belong here.
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8y ago
Yep. He's pseudo-intellectual. His audience are the alt-right and racists. He hates women, and his end goal is getting us back to the 50s.
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8y ago
The signage is quite good, and if you know the names of one or two lines it is quite simple. Also, get a sim, and just type your destinations into google, maps will do it for you.
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9y ago
Why not go after both?
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9y ago
Certainly, I wrote this in another statement, but I'll repost it here: https://twitter.com/21logician/status/831020059212541956/vid... . Purposefully misrepresents the opinions of those he disagrees with
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9y ago
Peterson is also anti-women and pseudo scientific, not a great intellectual on those counts.
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9y ago
https://twitter.com/21logician/status/831020059212541956/vid... Purposefully misrepresents the opinions of those he disagrees with potentially, here. Not to mention how messed up what he is saying is. https:
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9y ago
I personally don't find what he says worthwhile. It's honestly not worth bothering looking into him, in my mind with all of the terrible things he has said, and believes, he's pseudo scientific, and really doesn't unders
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9y ago
I'm not a huge fan of react either. To be honest, I don't know it very well, but we tried using it for an MVP, and things just took way too long. Ended up redoing the entire MVP as a rails project, which I didn't know either,
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9y ago
Totally agree with you. I do judo and workout at a regular gym and I'm in pretty good shape. If people want a good fun workout I think they should give combat sports a try. If they don't want to actually fight fitness boxing could
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There already are more fun approaches, and have been for awhile. Do combat sports, Judo, Boxing/Kickboxing and BJJ. Any of those will give you a fantastic workout.
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Also, if you don't want to work out at a traditional style gym and want something more fun, just go do Judo, Boxing/Kickboxing, or BJJ.
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9y ago
So how can you trust the words of a company over a spec sheet? Apple has been caught lying before, it's not like they are some good guy company out to help out the common people.
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9y ago
It's easy for Trump to talk, as he always does, when he doesn't face the threats that Asia does. There has always been a hard stance on NK.
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