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by mionhe 2y ago
This kind of argument seems to always pop up in this context. There have been 17 attempts that I'm aware of to create a government based off of the ideals that Marx preached. Of those 17 attempts, every one has ended up creating extrem
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by mionhe 2y ago
Unfortunate because it's relatively easy now to mock-up the pretty part well enough to be mistaken for the real thing. Which people who don't have experience in this field then do, and get often get confused or upset even. Example
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by mionhe 2y ago
This is a ridiculous generalization, and not a common way of thinking in the US. It's an extreme way of thinking that the majority of people would be ashamed of. Do you have any non-fictional examples (by which I mean factual accounts
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by mionhe 2y ago
Thanks,
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by mionhe 2y ago
The problem with loud zealotry in a group is that anybody who brushes against it that might be interested sees the zealotry and realizes they'll have to associate with the zealots.
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by mionhe 2y ago
I think you be comparing an amateur artist with a professional architect (which isn't surprising; amateur architects are very rare and professional artists have less visibility.) Only amateur artists would actually describe their work
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by mionhe 2y ago
Agreed. Interestingly, my understanding is that it was quiet-ishly passed on by monks and clergy through the middle ages. See John of Morigny on Wikipedia as an example.
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by mionhe 2y ago
The internet has so much information we often can't actually find what we're looking for once we get past a certain surface level understanding. Or people don't want to pay to host it anymore. Our people disagree with it and
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by mionhe 2y ago
Pollock was obsessed with creating an art style that had no basis in any other style, something truly "original." He felt the abstract style he created fit that aim. That being said, in some ways you could say that the splatter pa
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by mionhe 2y ago
I think most people believe what they grew up with is common until they run into evidence that it isn't. That being said, I've both heard and used those phrases, and not in an "educated" context. Sometimes they say what
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by mionhe 2y ago
Both.
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by mionhe 2y ago
Another AI response, or humor from an actual person?
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by mionhe 2y ago
Problem being that the big cities house the majority of voters, so the situation is unlikely to change soon.
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by mionhe 2y ago
No scientific reason, no.
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by mionhe 2y ago
Thanks!
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by mionhe 2y ago
Waze (Google) has been doing this for years. :-/
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by mionhe 2y ago
I'm excited to try this out. Fancy zones doesn't always cut it for me.
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by mionhe 2y ago
That's interesting. Does that program have a name? I'm interested in looking it up...
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by mionhe 2y ago
Capitalism is not the issue here, but what happens when any large entity gains enough power. Early stage communism would not be what I would consider a bastion of privacy, either.
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by mionhe 2y ago
Leaving aside other flagged terms, I have seen people take offense to being called cis or cisgender, so if the concern is to avoid people feeling attacked in the public sphere, it seems as valid as other similar protections. I'm not su
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by mionhe 2y ago
I also like Zim for this kind of thing https://zim-wiki.org
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by mionhe 2y ago
I think the key word there was 'primary'. I think it's okay to have a main audience in mind that isn't the entire world.
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by mionhe 2y ago
Typography is a bit of a thankless profession. If you do a good job, nobody notices because your job is to make type unnoticeable. It's only when someone messes up that you suddenly notice the type and start thinking about it. Unfortun
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by mionhe 2y ago
I don't know how great the books in this particular list are, but it looks like some people are trying: https://archive.org/details/mathematics_202103
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by mionhe 3y ago
>You think you're discussing something profound but it's just vocabulary. Alternatively, you think they're discussing something mundane, but it's actually profound. After all, you think you're discussing somethin
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by mionhe 3y ago
Can you give an example?
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by mionhe 3y ago
Is there some amazing conversation happening there? I haven't seen it before, but I can't say I've been looking all that much.
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by mionhe 3y ago
This looks like a well thought out. It's honestly something I've thought about trying to put together for myself due my own language learning effort. I'm looking forward to trying it out.
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by mionhe 3y ago
This is the correct response.
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by mionhe 3y ago
Vine is not an emulator

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