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by mrangle 3y ago
There's nothing hamfisted about monitoring what other adults say to teens (and younger) when alone. It falls under basic supervision of minors, in order to prevent abuse. Including abuse that abusers try to shoehorn in under the guise
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by mrangle 3y ago
Let the record show that we all stand by what we said. Let it also show that absolutely everyone knows to what you are referring.
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That's your nitpick and reason for taking the time to write? That the phrase "anti Russian sentiment" isn't instead presented as natural and eternal but instead as something that ebbs and flows? Go scream at a wall.
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by mrangle 3y ago
Restricting social media use is tantamount to brainwashing? I don't see the connection. As for restricting access to "opposing" (opposition to what?) viewpoints, what children can be exposed to has long been restricted. But s
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by mrangle 3y ago
While I would agree that Russia was an aspect of the motivation for those incursions, I disagree that it is the total explanation. Russia is an aspect of a larger picture. After all, we don't go to war with Nations simply because they
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by mrangle 3y ago
Virtually all Western European Monarchs spoke French, traditionally and after the formation of France. To clarify: your assertion is that the Frankish Monarchs, after whom France is named, and specifically the Frankish Carolingians, etc, an
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by mrangle 3y ago
This is a good summary of Islamic radicalization propaganda that seeks to use Palestinian civilians as pawns, with no regard for them. It is this narrative that keeps the Palestinains in prison. The counterpoint is that you "must"
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by mrangle 3y ago
The primary problem was always that there are too many parties who have an interest in the existence of Hamas. Put differently, there are too many parties with an interest in using the Palestinians as pawns. Leaving aside the views of any s
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by mrangle 3y ago
The ATSC 3.0 broadcast standard gives a flawless 4k picture.
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There's a lot of cause and effeect assumptions in the article. French has long been the lingua franca of the top tier of the international upper class, due to history changing outcomes of the Frankish dynasties. In fact, the French lan
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by mrangle 3y ago
Cultural output pushed by media, continuously and inarguably well after the movement ended? If there's one thing that's clear beyond all else involved in the topic of popular culture, it's that the media chooses what culture
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by mrangle 3y ago
Respectfully, "can be" needs to be paired with "rarely". I'm not debating that the rare small section of expansive suburbs is walkable. That's found everywhere, rarely. The reason that I'm insistent on the
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by mrangle 3y ago
These should show a relationship to roughly equivalent sites in Siberia, and therefore to closely related early haplotypes in Eurasia. But the link is broken for me, and so this is a comment on just the headline.
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by mrangle 3y ago
It'll always be that way. The suburbs are vast. Walkability is the rare exception, not the rule. Due to distance. Some exceptional parts of some suburbs are walkable. For example, I have in mind the immense suburbs of a second tier US
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by mrangle 3y ago
Specifically, I wasn't commenting on urban living except to imply that a massive part of the population won't be amenable to moving to them. Given a hypothetical that there would even be room. Cities can change, but just like ever
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by mrangle 3y ago
Suburbs are not walkable. The assertion only reveals lack of accurate conceptualization of American suburbs. Yes they have made their transport choice: they have cars. Modern cities aren't equivalent to "civilization" in this
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by mrangle 3y ago
The same reason that anyone might choose another phrase or word short of one considered to be a less-mannered.
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by mrangle 3y ago
The NYC subway is "massively used" but it isn't universally used, and for good reason. It's a national embarassment, both objectively and using an informal international standard scale for equivalent cities. As a result,
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by mrangle 3y ago
American society is heavily suburban and rural, and therefore dependent on cars. None of that is going to change. And thanks for that. American cities are largely inhuman places.
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by mrangle 3y ago
You have the cope logic of a street drug user without a medical education.
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by mrangle 3y ago
That you make the tired and incorrect "free your emotions man" point of a run of-the mill addict and write the rest as if you have a deprived intellect? I tried to quote specific parts of your post where this is the case, but the
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by mrangle 3y ago
>monopolies extract economic profit (contrast, accounting profit) by artificially constraining quantity supplied such that the price is higher than the marginal cost of production. Market warping commodity monopolies are rare, due to reg
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by mrangle 3y ago
Additionally a significant, perhgaps required, part of the diagnosis would be a history that shows differentiating childhood patterns (symptomology, academic trajectory, social experience, etc). All aligning into a cohesive picture.
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by mrangle 3y ago
Differential diagnosis for adult type 1 autism is really tricky. Due to the fact that so many symptoms are shared with other diagnoses. In addition to monotropism, you'd want to find at least one or two other differentiating traits tha
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by mrangle 3y ago
It's not a reach, but a basic fact of the tax base. I stated that global competition is "one of the most important" justifications for monopoly. You adding the phrase "primary purpose" and attaching it to "fund
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by mrangle 3y ago
Hilarious. Thank you.
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by mrangle 3y ago
>I'm talking about withholding information about drugs, talking only about the risks they pose and all the reasons why nobody should ever take them. And yet, I've never wtinessed a pro-drug speaker attach the caveat that any gi
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by mrangle 3y ago
Case in point: the situationally inapporpriate emotional outburst indicative of damaged prefrontal control of emotions. You're life must be hell. Here's to getting some help.
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Leaving aside the introduction that reads like it was was written by a stoned middle school marxist and thefefore is difficult to get beyond, some simple critiques: Divided wealth is inherent in the nature of the tool of money. Divided powe
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by mrangle 3y ago
One man's fearmongering is another's "that's objectively going to inhibit your ability to be long-term functional at a basic level, and more so the lower your socioeconomic status". >People can get burned badly b

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