micahbright

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by micahbright 10y ago
Your whole objection is to his statement, "you [women] shouldn't complain when it is difficult because you [they] are swimming upstream", but you misunderstood what he was saying. "When it is difficult because you are s
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by micahbright 10y ago
Why would the price of labor be treated any differently than any other price. In general, inflation is more dollars chasing less goods and services(where services includes, but is not limited to, individual labor of any sort). To be fair
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by micahbright 10y ago
Unfortunately, a lot of doctors believe that to become a doctor, you need to practice on real patients. I believe there is artificial reduction in the number of doctors minted each year, but I also realize there are practical limits on tha
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by micahbright 10y ago
It is possible to get prices and negotiate - healthcare providers just aren't used to it. I was just listening to a good friend who doesn't carry insurance negotiate on price for an elective procedure he was thinking about having
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by micahbright 10y ago
I make $110k per year. I pay, $15k in child support, and save $40k per year. Yes, you can easily save $80k per year on a $200k salary. It just depends on how you decide to spend your money.
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by micahbright 10y ago
It's been mentioned elsewhere, but machine learning combined with big data is here in a big way. If you are not at least aware of the value of these skills, you are way behind the curve.
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by micahbright 10y ago
"larger house and nicer car and poof it's gone." I guess you could spend your money that way. $200k is considered affluent, at least around Texas. I imagine it's not really a lot if you live out on the west coast.
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by micahbright 10y ago
Seriously: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=important+theological+discoveries+by+ne... Despite his intense biblical study and belief in a creating God, Newton observed the distinction between religion and science made by Galileo: “The
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by micahbright 10y ago
There's plenty of falsifiable evidence that suggests that adhering to religion is good for the individual, So there are positive benefits as well. There are also examples of religions doing good for humanity. To say that Newton's
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by micahbright 10y ago
Although theological beliefs are rarely falsifiable, that doesn't mean they don't matter or render no benefit.
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by micahbright 10y ago
That's not irrational. Also, try building things for yourself, and trading rather than living a life of consumerism. It's the only way to opt out of having your personally created wealth redistributed.
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by micahbright 10y ago
Well, the original source was in support of calling myself and President Trump racists. If you read the article or do some studying on the subject, there are very few actual facts . None of which support the claim that I am racist or Don
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by micahbright 10y ago
I gave a specific recommendation - but I'm not playing your game. I won't live by your assertion that some mythical news source is wholly trustworthy or without self interest or outside incentive.
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by micahbright 10y ago
I recommend you cross examine liberal and conservative news sources, since, we have a fundamentally polarized and biased media system. Furthermore, you could just read the primary sources since they are all publicly available at the courth
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by micahbright 10y ago
Good thing the rules are agreed to before the competition. BTW, the popular vote hasn't been completely counted, and probably never will be. Absentee ballot, which generally favor Republicans, will not be counted in any of the states
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by micahbright 10y ago
I did no such thing. I extrapolated his undetailed version of events. It goes both ways, you can say that means "black people" are in the right, or you can say Donald Trump is in the right because there are no facts to support e
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by micahbright 10y ago
nytimes - opinion discarded
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by micahbright 10y ago
>Trump has been sued several times for the discrimination against black people That may say more about black people than it says about Trump. Call me a racist - I dare you.
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by micahbright 10y ago
It didn't help that while he was "bullshitting", Hillary was calling them deplorable. Empathy for the win.
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by micahbright 10y ago
Yes, but it's more like getting a ticking time bomb. Eventually, they will find out the market rate.
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by micahbright 10y ago
Somehow, as a Software Engineer, I'm not really surprised.
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by micahbright 10y ago
Sounds like a Software Engineering course. Probably want to add in the rest of Computer Science if you really want to teach Computer Science though.
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by micahbright 10y ago
This doesn't directly to the statement you're refuting, but he explicitly mentioned half-life. The author does basically ignore the core knowledge aspects of a programmers career, and he bases his entire argument on the half-life
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by micahbright 10y ago
It's really just a social construct.
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by micahbright 10y ago
I am curious the effect this would have on people with HIV/AIDS.
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by micahbright 10y ago
A) The old west DID have a government. The US government wasn't exactly helpless out there. "So-called land clubs were organizations established by settlers before the U.S. government even surveyed the land, let alone started to s
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by micahbright 10y ago
"A) The old west DID have a government. The US government wasn't exactly helpless out there." I'm going to leave this here, since you haven't read it: http://www.independent.org/publications/tir
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by micahbright 10y ago
The entire argument here seems to hinge on the idea that government regulation makes it easier to show liability, thus making an industry safer. I think this is totally off base. It assumes that safety innovation is only achieved via regul
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by micahbright 10y ago
> Commiefornia: 80% High School Graduation Rate Correlation not found
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by micahbright 10y ago
It's on the video, Bro. Watch the video. Even the most liberal talking heads admit that he was resisting arrest, as you can see if you watch the video. BTW, if you watch the video, you will note that he is resisting arrest. It&#x27

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