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Despite academic/political/military/banking/corporate alignment against fundamental morals, "right" appears to be in agreement with nature/natural selection. The States had a more "right" socie
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That's really incredible. It's sad to see educators like this get pushed out of their field. I had some incredible teachers as well, but also some awful ones. There needs to be greater competitive components added to the education
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That's a very interesting comment to me because I may be perhaps the opposite. I got a slow and frustrating start learning application development--I wasnt getting it. I felt I was following instructions on how to write esoteric insu
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What service was this?
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Unfortunately, all of the people of this world are not always as virtuous and honest as I would hope, especially those people in positions of great power. Why did we drop 26,000 bombs on Muslim countries last year? Why is Snowden in Russia
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Infrastructure is both less durable as well as less liquid. It also returns diminishingly as you engage projects on your opportunity cost frontier. Also likely to be less secure to military or political threats.
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Remember in the 90s when reading your email was seen as a creepy deed done by greasy, social outcasts? Contrast that with our government, today, spending unholy amounts of money to do that while Americans go without clean water and healthca
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I know far more people who believe Trump represented military aggression and big business while Hillary'just wanted to help people;' which is a very strange idea given that Wall Street, the Military Industrial Complex, and Saudi A
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Locker rooms and showers full of men who are both overweight and are trying to prove their manliness.
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Undoubtedly a tragedy created by evil. I'm not so sure it is entirely different than anything else in the world, though. One example: Native American genocide by some estimates killed more people, though until 2017 the US Government st
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You never played American Football, did you? Basically, if you have a small penis and gain weight (especially for already heavyset guys) everything around it grows while it doesn't get any bigger. This is otherwise known in the west v
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>Hikikomori I believe this is pretty much agoraphobia
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What's wrong?
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I'm sorry I did not explain the idea well enough for it to be understood. I don't see it as productive to respond on the internet to the posturing and credentialing about who has seen more utility functions or taken more econ clas
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I studied German and Japanese and it was very interesting indeed. However, what I was responding to is the common misnomer that language studies create cognitive improvements as my high school advisor and the above poster alluded to. The s
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>Having utility decrease from its maximum to zero, or negative, at the next value is odd to say the least I didn't claim anything such as this and I'm having trouble understanding what you are responding to in my post. A utili
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note this is not really a scientific fact, and an idea which has been recently challenged as scientifically unfounded.
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It is about marginal utility. You and others here are constraining yourself to thinking about the concept by thinking about it only as a utility function for one type of product or service. After all, that is how it is taught. You can al
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It's amazing public schools are permitted to do this. There's nothing for the kid to grow from in a child sitting around doing nothing. Children grow from experiences and challenges. Minds forced into isolation with no stimulation
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I read this in high school and years later in university learned economists named this concept 'marginal utility.' It's an important concept to understand in many aspects of life. In social and economic policy, it's impo
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Why do 3 letter agencies need special tools? Who will they be accountable to that these tools are being used ethically? We already have a bunch of stories of crooked cops using databases to stalk love interests, etc. Then look at the Michae
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Interesting. What would the benefit be of complicating something as simple as ventilation. However, 400000 to 410000 is a very small percentage incresse
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Good point. Anyways, how would it work with the server receiving any data from the client just by viewing the link in your browser?
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That is specifically a scientist that got heavily involved in the climate change movement. Not every scientist would agree with those methods.
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I'm interested by your comment, but I can't figure out what you are intending to say. Why do you need to dilute CO2?
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>eg viewing a malicous email with the IMG tag in a webmail client The article mentions it would occur even without opening the email.
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>if somebody sent you an email with that code (even if you never open the email) then you would be the unwitting owner of one share of Krispy Kreme Donuts Pardon my ignorance, but how would this work?