naravara

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by naravara 10y ago
>There are only a few cities, and they are way too cramped with people. The decrease in quality of life is real. And most Indians That really just means there aren't enough cities, not that everyone should cram into the ones there.
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by naravara 10y ago
>My opinion is that dense cities unfairly favor extroverts and minglers/hustlers. City-dwelling introvert here. It's exactly the opposite. Sprawl isolates introverts because introverts have a harder time expending the effort it
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by naravara 10y ago
Different ways for different people. For one thing, I moved here for graduate school so I had a ready supply of fairly like-minded people of roughly similar intelligence and social views to hang out with. Even besides that, as a poor gradua
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by naravara 10y ago
>Most Americans cannot imagine a luxurious or aspirational life without a car. It has nothing to do with not having the means for it. The thing is, even in the densest cities in the world it's not like people are completely without
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by naravara 10y ago
>His teachings are just the opposite of Gita (and other Hindu scriptures), which prescribes caste based society as the act of God. Huh? That's not really what's in the Gita. If anything it's usually read as an argument aga
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by naravara 10y ago
The Onion proves itself prescient yet again: http://www.theonion.com/article/report-nations-gentrified-ne...
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by naravara 10y ago
Why is the default posture whenever the government does something badly to throw in the towel rather than fixing the damn problem?
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by naravara 10y ago
Its possible investors think the concept it sound but the management and strategy has not been, so if they just trim around the edges a bit they'll hit at the magic formula that works. Start-ups can be really idiosyncratic and rise and
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by naravara 10y ago
The announcements are all coming at once, but decisions like these take a long long LONG time to percolate through the federal bureaucracy. Not quite 8 years, but I would expect they've had contingencies for going down this road kickin
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by naravara 10y ago
To be honest, assuming, you get there safely I'd rather be in suspected animation on the slow ship than the fast one. I'd get all the heroism and send-offs of a pioneer, I'd have my name etched on a monument somewhere, I&#x27
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by naravara 10y ago
I think the conflation is mostly from a confusion in terms. Old Sanskrit treatises and sketches on hand to hand combat somewhat resemble the techniques in Muay Boran, the ancient precursor to sport Muay Thai, more than Patanjali's yoga
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by naravara 10y ago
In a real street fight situation you also don't know if the guy is going to shank you, so most arguments about "which style is best" kind of go out the window at that point.