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by mola 5y ago
It could also mean that most Americans think the US is the world, and they don't know that Denmark exists.
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by mola 5y ago
Oh wow, that's just silly. You're talking about immegrants from about 400 years ago. They were colonialists exploiting a "virgin" land for profit. This has nothing to do with contemporary entrepreneurship, for all intent
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by mola 5y ago
I don't think Cambridge analytica is relevant here. The researchers there were shady and not transparent from the get go. They hid their true intentions by masquerading their research tool as a game. They never invited third parties to
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by mola 5y ago
Huh? Obama tried to stay clear of Syria. The damage was done by US in a round about way, the second Iraqi war and it's aftermath which left a huge power vaccum in the region, and killing many US troops and Iraqi and Afghani civilians.
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by mola 5y ago
In the area, I agree. But Netanyahu chose to spurn democratic European allies and allign Israel with Hungary and Poland. Basically he made western Europe an enemy of Israel because he chose settlements over a peace process, to alleviate th
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by mola 5y ago
All of Netanyahu's allies in the world seem to have profited from this relationship by obtaining military grade surveillance inorder to suppress human rights of journalists and opposition. This is Netanyahu's legacy, a proto dicta
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by mola 5y ago
The so called small players abused their power, and the users had enough of being exploited. Now that the big players are mitigating this with the old American tradition of self regulation and kicking away the ladder, the same small players
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by mola 5y ago
Slap on the wrist. Robinhood will be identified as a way to milk common folks money by the big players. So the big players will invest anyway, then it'll have enough influence in FINRA to avoid any consequential punishment when they&#x
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by mola 5y ago
You go to the bank leverage your amazing portfolio, now you have real money. And when everything comes crushing down, you're too big to fall, so the govt/banks bail you out. Amazing system we got.
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by mola 5y ago
According to the article European mentality created a more healthy system where the economy grows without devolving to a set of cartels. So good job, carry on Europe.
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by mola 5y ago
Perhaps they are losing this desire because it doesn't provide the well being it promises? Because personal freedom has become a meme abused by ultra rich to disable any effort to fix systemic problems in the US?
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by mola 5y ago
You know being a millionaire today has a massively different meaning than 20 years ago.
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by mola 5y ago
That's some weird logic. Let's say the market is broken for textbooks. What does it have to do with what I wrote?
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by mola 5y ago
For short term oriented VC funded startup any professional who likes to err on the side of caution is immediately looked upon as a corrupt actor hindering progress for personal gain.
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by mola 5y ago
How is that not a criminal offence? This is outright fraud.
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by mola 5y ago
Cats are living things which we have a special relationship with, drones are not. Some culture value life more than things, so unsurprisingly it'll be easier to propose a ban things than the eradication of cats.
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by mola 5y ago
What? Being tracked and analyzed in unknown ways without your concent seems very serious. The fact you got used to it doesn't make it less serious. Would you accept people following you around all day taking notes? I'd guess not,
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by mola 5y ago
I want Wikipedia to be "swimming in money" preferably from personal small donations so they won't be pressured to monetize and sacrifice integrity.
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by mola 5y ago
History is a bit longer than 50~ years. And, at least internally, European social democratic system is rather good at balancing both for well being, and freedom. While the US system less so. I don't think the problem is "socialism
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by mola 5y ago
A rolodex
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by mola 5y ago
Why is that so important?
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by mola 5y ago
How is it apt? In one case a fake bomb threat and a fighter jet force land a commercial flight for political reasons of a despot. on the other side refusal to allow air travel through sovereign air space of democratic countries, and was &qu
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by mola 5y ago
And these experiences usually can't be reduced to the symptoms list in the dsm. These lists are very simplified models that are useful for certain things.
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by mola 5y ago
That maybe important for a practioiner. But otherwise these labels don't have much meaning. Obviously her situation is unique. Although it may fall under the umbrella of some DSM definition, but the meaning there is only for a medical
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by mola 5y ago
Who says there's an expectation for the skyline to never change? Maybe it's ok if it changes for good reasons that benefit a lot of people, and not for the whims of the few ultra rich. It's nuts that huge buildings are built,
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by mola 6y ago
The US made the welfare state a dogmatic evil. In other places it's percieved as necessary, and it does replace the role of religious institutions of taking care of the underprivileged. So, learn from europe and other social democratic
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by mola 6y ago
So this is wework for kitchens? A real estate company pretending to be a tech startup, getting showered with "stupid" money, with a wonky unproven business model? Gee, what could go wrong....
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by mola 6y ago
You can't know what they didn't publish. So how can you know there's no influence? How do you know the NYT doesn't use theis bad coverage as leverage in some negotiations? Your attitude is very naive.
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by mola 6y ago
It's sad that it's not taken for granted that you can't change and agreement unilaterally. This "online economy" muddied the water enough so that basic terms like "agreement" lost their meaning. If we don&
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by mola 6y ago
Does that really matter? The product makes more errors on dark skin. All you did is suggest a reason for this fact. How does that change anything?

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