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by newen 6y ago
Problem is eventually true information gets labeled as misinformation and then censored. Happened and happens in lots of countries that enforce censorship such as USSR and China. Everyone has an agenda and when the people who label somethin
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by newen 6y ago
If you look at it from a neutral point of view, you’re making a very politically biased statement.
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25 million people participated in the BLM protests this summer... This paper then goes and picks on Trump supporters.
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by newen 6y ago
Peer review is the specific process of sending your well edited manuscript to a select few reviewers of a journal in order to get that manuscript published in that journal. It is different from having your results available to your peers, w
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by newen 6y ago
I think the real underlying principle behind the United States is that the US says one thing and does another. Believing that the US has principles, etc. instead of just realpolitik in 2020 is naive. You have access to the all the informati
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by newen 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco > As of the 2010 census, the ethnic makeup and population of San Francisco included: 390,387 whites (48%), 267,915 Asians (33%), 48,870 African Americans (6%), and other
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by newen 6y ago
Lol, good place to retreat to buddy
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by newen 6y ago
Tactics, strategy, you're just shuffling. The point is that the Democrats could easily have done much more with the impeachment and they didn't.
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by newen 6y ago
I've been to San Francisco proper and Indians are pretty rare there. You'd have to go outside the city to see a lot of Indians.
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by newen 6y ago
The could have impeached Trump on N things, where N is way more than one. They impeached him on one thing. Yes, I would say they were not trying hard at all.
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by newen 6y ago
You would realize they haven't been trying very hard at all if you've been paying attention.
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by newen 6y ago
Pretty sure it did. CentOS is used by the government for classified areas. Though it might be phased out now after this change.
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by newen 6y ago
Innocent US stumbled into the Vietnam War after evil France meticulously trapped the US into the war, reports US government. French fries will hereafter be known as Freedom fries, declares US government in ensuing report.
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by newen 6y ago
A lot of top posts in the popular subs are ads anyway, and it's likely they are already monetizing those.
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by newen 6y ago
Seems perfectly fine to me. Gifts are taxed in the US. If it causes resulting problems, deal with it then. Don't let perfection be the enemy of good.
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by newen 6y ago
Lol yes. He says billionaires don't exploit people. Then explains how billionaires exploit people. And then struggles to morally justify billionaires exploiting people.
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by newen 6y ago
No, you have to submit an official letter of resignation. Just threatening resignation does not mean you are actually resigning.
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by newen 6y ago
Authoritarian governments survived for hundreds of years (or more, each) before the 20th century. I'd say the 20th century was unique because of the British empire, the world wars, and so many countries moving towards democracy.
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by newen 6y ago
And when they do it badly, you can vote the CEO out. How democratic.
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by newen 6y ago
Fighting systemic changes by making individual decisions is quixotic, to put it nicely.
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by newen 6y ago
It’s what I see everywhere on the internet now. It doesn’t seem misleading at all.
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by newen 6y ago
Not that it makes sense anyway. Somehow 𝑈⊆𝑋 and 𝑈∈𝑋.
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by newen 6y ago
You can't get elected to a minor office in the US without saluting the flag and supporting the troops.
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by newen 6y ago
Humanity should strive for that world instead of accepting this world.
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Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Vietnam. Highest imprisonment rate in the world. Not even scratching the surface.
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by newen 6y ago
Yep, I love TikTok but I uninstalled it because it's so easy to spend hours on it and not even realize it.
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by newen 6y ago
Nothing stops "people who don't have a voice" from posting misinformation, lying, etc to bring about the revolution faster. Also, almost all of the people who have large followings in Twitter have large followings in real lif
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by newen 6y ago
It's a good argument but also consider the alternative that Waitzkin might not have enough talent and he is saying that to protect his ego.
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by newen 6y ago
You can do similar things in chess too. Just play your own game until you reach a tricky position where you ask the computer what to do. As long as you don't make massive blunders, you would win more games than you would without a comp
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by newen 6y ago
Children raised by married parents is very much the norm around the world. It is definitely unusual. Whether it's developed or not is just your, frankly strange, opinion.

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