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mrwnmonm
6y ago
Didn't know that, thanks for the info.
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I am an Egyptian. When I were young, they told us that Sphinx's nose is broken because it was shot in the 73 war.
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6y ago
So what about international prices?
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6y ago
Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zy0n4dbHbdA
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6y ago
I guess you won't be able to do deep work that would lead you to a Nobel if people can reach you easily. :)
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6y ago
I know nothing about network. Could someone explain this in simple words please?
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6y ago
Is tailscale a VPN?
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6y ago
And set a favicon too.
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6y ago
I believe that religion should not enforce any rules on scientific study. That being said, it would require (for me at least) some study to prove some of the claims you made. Egypt, while has a majority of muslims, is a secular country. Not
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So why did they use Islam in the beginning?
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> There is a common attitude among Arabs (evident in this poster's comments in this thread) that everything bad in Arab countries is due to some combination of the US and Israel. One of my teachers, a Jordanian, told me how his fath
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Will take my time reading this. But will tell you my opinion. No, I don't think the MBH would accept ALL the results of science. But I do think they would have made what they could to make the education system better. But again this is
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You missed my point. I am not talking about who built it. I am saying that the US doesn't allow true democracy in the Middle East which should be followed by scientific development.
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And what did Obama say (then do) about this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_2013_Rabaa_massacre I know that there are a lot of people in the west who are honest about their values. But we don't see that at a
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I didn't talk about the failure of the Morsi government, that is highly controversial. I am saying that they supported the coup before it even happens. They communicated with the military before the coup, giving them the green light to
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Adding that Trump sat with Al Sisi in the white house while saying he did a very good job in a difficult situation. While I won't judge the US by what someone like Trump says, but those words were very true. Obama wasn't just that
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Responded in another comment.
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The west, the most powerful civilization in history, stand by watching in horror. Are you serious? I don't have links or videos saved with me right now, but I am an Egyptian and followed all of what happened. I can get it if I wanted,
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Again, that happened in Egypt, and the US were very much happy to support a coup that undone everything gained by the Egyption revolution.
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So I was saying that the US is responsible for their destruction, and you thought that I think it is ok?
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You cutting the last part of the sentence sums up a lot too.
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Israel has that because the US accepts and supports that development. They won't allow that in the islamic countries.
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It depends on what do you mean by Islam. If you mean that some muslims won't accept some scientific results because of their islamic beliefs, then you are very much correct. I would even say that some Quranic verses don't sound sc
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Nonsense, Egypt had a democratic elected president (which I didn't support), who won in a fair elections. And it is very funny that you mentioned two countries which the US were responsible for their destruction.
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I am an Arab and I am pretty sure the article is full of misinformation before even reading it, but will read it anyway. Take the first paragraph > Contemporary Islam is not known for its engagement in the modern scientific project. But
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Because atheists and christians don't like that. No other reason.
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Who is the Goat?
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6y ago
So can I make my eyes blue now?
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Why a comment like that gets downvoted? he is just saying his opinion.
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Ask HN: What is your trick to do deep work or study?
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