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by notmyjob 1y ago
Indeed. It seems I was flagged for giving you the benefit of the doubt.
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The sine qua non of “groyperism” as it’s come to be known is total ineffectuality if not self defeatism as a political stance. How many groyper shootings have we had now? Fuentes is permitted to do his thing, unlike others who have been tak
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If you ignore future developments that seem impossible to avoid, I’m talking demographics mostly, then you might have an argument.
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North Korea was the one I was thinking about, and Pakistan, and one or more of our more notable allies.
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“The smartphone only comes out for banking or government apps.” You answered your own question.
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For many nations, DJT has been the best thing that has ever happened, by a wide indisputable margin. Not all nations, but some.
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I think we should deal in facts. We can for each immigrant estimate a net value to the nation in terms of taxes paid vs services received. Maybe they get food stamps that cost 80k but pay 90k over their lifetime here in taxes. That’s great,
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Let’s try to keep facts out of this and stick to optics, emotional appeals and whataboutism.
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Similarly, highly skilled semi-conductor researchers are not h1b. Semi-conductor workers of various sorts might be, though I note they are trying to make a visa specific the semiconductor industry, but high level researchers who design new
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No, but you can think less by reducing your cognitive ability through say drugs and alcohol. Notice how the happiest boomers guzzle the wine and don’t have as many (negative) thoughts.
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“The prevalence of cognitive disorders is increasing year by year, placing a heavy burden on patients, families, and society. It is estimated that the total annual cost of dementia disease in China will reach $1.89 trillion in 2050 [4]. How
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by notmyjob 1y ago
You’re being disingenuous of course but the reality is that politically motivated killers kill people they don’t agree with.
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Discord again? Seems like all of these shooters get a lot of encouragement and support on discord.
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Doubtful.
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It’s not just that. It is also that people will do unsafe and unethical things to avoid being sent (back) to India. If it were only outsourcing it wouldn’t be dominated by Indians.
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It’s capital, political and financial. Everything costs, got to pay for gerrymandering somehow.
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The same Dan Dexter that pushed for the Iraq war? Should we treat his opinions as such?
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If you zoom out a bit, the consensus on this issue is pretty status quo: the bad guy is the government (ICE), not large multi-national corporations (hundai). The bias is toward free market libertarian small government anti-populist cosmopol
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A lack of clarity that is less likely to persist thanks to this event. Obviously we need better policy here, or a clarification of the law, and thankfully we now will get it.
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I meant “undocumented workers” but didn’t want to offend people and don’t know that these “undocumented” people are actual workers. The phrase “undocumented worker” is, if not absurd newspeak, at these very least extremely imprecise: what d
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by notmyjob 1y ago
You cannot reduce rent period. Inflation is permanent typically, you can slow the rate of increase but prices don’t go back. Even massive building projects like the yimby’s lobby for can’t move the needle on housing costs according to econo
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How is that working out so far?
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There is both Eros and Thanatos. Everything ad based (social media, evening news, YouTube, Reddit, elections) turns towards Thanatos ultimately. They used to put hidden images of skulls and other dark and dangerous subliminal symbology in w
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by notmyjob 1y ago
Just responding to: “folks who know how to establish causality and understand research methods and proper citing are uncommon” There may be more folks on hn with said skills than you presume.
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Stress and pressure due to the job market and housing costs. Smarter teens are drilling leetcode to stay competitive so they won’t be destitute when the boomers liquidate social security and deficit us all into eternal serfdom, or that’s wh
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Pupil teacher ratios in rural states are insanely low. That would impact the below basic group presumably. Edit: to say pupil teacher ratios are low, not high.
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There is nothing hn doesn’t understand. There are just a lot of juniors, which is important.
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That’s one hypothesis: American culture is degenerate. I offer an alternative hypothesis: corporations influence policy. Corporations would simply prefer to import skilled workers than to have to pay taxes to educate Americans. Evidence for
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I’m not sure how the politics play out but a stat that is always off in the same direction, always over and never under, is what some statisticians call “biased.” You can have non-biased indicators that have error with mean 0. Maybe a bette
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Depends what you use it for. I don’t think email is a single thing in that regard. For example I’ve used it as a backup method for important files and also as 2 factor. Those are wholly different things that warrant different solutions. The

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