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by newacct23 10y ago
>The article defines highly educated as people with advanced degrees. They are not academics Definition from article: >But the most highly educated Americans — those who have attended graduate or professional school — are starting to
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by newacct23 10y ago
51% of college graduates voted for Romney in 2012 while only 48% for Obama Romney actually lost with highschool educated only and he lost significantly with postgraduate studies only getting 42% of the vote with Obama getting 55%. So really
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Forbes downgrades Theranos from $9B to $800M, says CEO Holmes worth “nothing”(arstechnica.com)
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by newacct23 10y ago
>Are you saying that people commit crimes because they have too much time on their hands? Partially, yes. Why do you think after school programs are so good at keeping kids out of crime?
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by newacct23 10y ago
>OR people would be forced to automate them as if it were that easy. Why don't we worry about UBI once we actually reach the post scarcity economy?
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by newacct23 10y ago
You are arguing about specifics that do not make any difference to the overall argument the author is trying to make. UBI for 244 million is still unfeasible. UBI is just a bad idea, jobs in themselves have nice externalities that UBI wont
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by newacct23 10y ago
If there is news about a company and it's recent it might be interesting information how the stock of the company is affected? It's useful information for the people that normally read Forbes.
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by newacct23 10y ago
Not racial hatred, images of Robert Byrd kissing Hillary Clinton will get censored. Basically anything that is a joke at the expense of Hillary Clinton will get removed.