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mola
6y ago
I really dislike this concept. Cultures mixed and borrowed from each other since forever. To clamp together awefulness like blackface with the wearing of a kimono as a costume is just crazy. Men writing women characters (and vice versa) hav
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6y ago
I think the major cause for this is the self branding phenomena that started together with the social media boom. Suddenly people got it to their minds that they are supposed to market themselves like products. And with the best tradition o
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6y ago
I'm afraid it was obvious US would not be able to deal with this. Powerful people have lost all sense of empathy. Their power is much more important to them than the lives of some poor people. The, rational, social darwinistic ideology
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6y ago
Or maybe it highlights how behind the media is in reporting reality? I mean I agree that science community should consider some aspects of communication, but every participant in this chain should act responsibly. Once we put the blame squa
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6y ago
What you are saying make no sense. The protesters you talk about were against lockdown. it's valid to say they endanger public health if you believe shutdown is protecting public health. > For people that are against the shutdown, t
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6y ago
Or he could denounce the entire law system as an adversary to the populous and round his supporters around that. That's what Benjamin netanyahu is doing in Israel at this moment when he's facing criminal charges. He is rallying hi
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6y ago
Can you define fascism? Only Italian were ruled by fascism per se, but we use the term to described other authoritarian regimes. Should we wait 50 years and the collapse of democracy to find a new name for this phenomena? Or could this deba
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6y ago
I do, but that's irrelevant to the fact the corporate funded research is used to muddy the waters and make reality even less accessible than it is. It's not the lack of research that's a problem, it's the weaponization o
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mola
6y ago
No, that's a diversion. It has nothing to do with the fact people felt unheard and had to quit. So slimy....
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6y ago
You have an interest in the outcome of the research, why should we trust you to conduct or fund it properly? Your track record is terrible. The fact you are throwing around dubious research as facts is crazy. I'm sorry, but really, the
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6y ago
Well, when your management has such a record regarding their own integrity why on earth would you expect us "dumb fucks", as Zukerberg put it, to trust you? Facebook has lied again and again, took any shady approach to get data,
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6y ago
Isn't the only reason these visas are abused is the employee lock-in? Iean how can these outsourcing companies pay low salary for these foreign workers when there's so much demand for developers?
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mola
6y ago
May I ask why the down votes?
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mola
6y ago
Who is rachel? I keep seeing her on the front page here, and I mostly find the blog entries boring or just weird. Is she famouse somehow that she gets to HN frontpage? It can't be because of writing quality, it's pretty mundane.
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6y ago
It's like y2k bug all over again. Because of drastic actions taken the health services are holding up. This is not hysteria it's the consequences of careful policy. Without that policy you may have seen healthcare systems crumble
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6y ago
A pandemic is a social situation. The fact that your age group isn't at risk and YOU can protect yourself doesn't mean there are no consequences for your actions. The government won't and shouldn't touch these issues unl
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mola
6y ago
Always working from home is NOT a benefit for the worker. It screws up work life balance and basically makes you a drone with no personal life.
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mola
7y ago
Thank you for thinking I'm deep an edgy.... But why is long term important? people need to see long term effects to know that it's more profitable. But right now, people see success without ethics, so why should they think long te
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7y ago
It's easy to lie without lying. As a society we replaced any sort of value for our value proxy, money. So truth ethics etc. are all secondary values.
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7y ago
It's rare. How you are born pretty much sets your future in stone. Those rags to riches stories and vice versa are the outliers
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7y ago
What makes the people in Singapore New York and silicone valley more productive? The fact that they work in successful businesses and earn lots of money? So what? Tobacco is a successful business. How can you even define more economic outp
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7y ago
Then you just end up just picking and choosing by what you want to believe. Ethics and norms are the only solution.
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7y ago
Well, there's a notion of intent. It is problematic of course, but right now I trust some Western European leaders comment to democracy and free press. Less so for ardogan. I don't trust him because of direct actions targeting pol
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7y ago
Could we "just" be carving the aspects of reality that math can model? I mean perhaps math is very effective in explaining what it can explain and we developed a blind spot for what it can't explain?
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7y ago
I don't believe your claims entirely really true: 1. It's very hard to lose wealth while in management. Networking and clique play a big part of the manager eco system. Plus, in the startup area, if you are an entrepreneur that hi
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7y ago
I really think you have major misconceptions about social democrat ideology. Your 'ancestral sin' interpretation could easily be said on capitalists who don't have a problem with people capital fortune being decided mostly a
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7y ago
Modern Turkey is indeed built on sound "enlightenment-ideas-based". This doesn't mean it will continue to be so. The current regime works hard to change these principles. The fact that these principles are challenged in demo
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7y ago
Is it just me, or is this completely bonkers? Let's say that teen Vogue were transparent about the article being sponsored. Meaning it would have had a tiny print somewhere saying that the article is part of a partnership with Facebook
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7y ago
Speculation is good, when done by people with proper knowledge and information. Anyone can be correct in hindsight, just by pure 50% chance. If we start punishing ANYONE with a speculation regarding ANY situation, we'll end up both pu
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7y ago
I'm not against laws. I'm against the mentality of "if it's not covered by the law then it's A OK."
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