okwhatthe2

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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
slow clap
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
> This last point is the whole issue Man, you guys are like scared little cretins, scared to leave site of the shore!
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
They would be mad too at the mean man who took their secrets and didn't follow the rules. How dare he do that you know? What cause could possibly be greater than the intelligence community?
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
If I am elected president, I will pardon every criminal on the planet, on the condition they seek rehabilitation in community centers. I will also unconstitutionally use my executive powers to close all prisons, dictate human rights-based t
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
> state's role in society You may have just blown Hayden's mind.
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
Serious question: what if you're enslaved by aliens before you can gun?
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
This is really good parody.
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
And when Snowden was in flight from HK to Moscow, he was a fugitive, until he "was actually in the company of a legal adviser." What you say, and how you say it, affects perception. The CIA understands this. The only solution is t
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
How about we as a society have the balls to put faith in certain principles and remove money's influence upon the domain of those principles? The free exchange of information could be based upon this foundation. I think we're sore
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
> Even after a year I think you're starting to think like them .
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
Weird, I don't see this administrative action happening very often. Any statistics on this?
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
It's mad that people aren't aware enough to realize what's going on with them. WikiLeaks must be good at putting out noise.
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
$200k is hardly rich: You can work for 5 years as a software engineer and save well over that amount. We shouldn't really take the shortcut of comparing our wealth to the wealth of others. Aren't shortcuts in dealing with people a
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
Would that it were so simple.
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
holds fist aloft You know, they really don't understand us, and it scares them. The majority of them don't even want to try - see, they're too scared of their own necks getting an axe at some point in their corporate life t
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
This seems relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophy_of_futility Futility being the key term.
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
> never about In some situations, it is about 1 or 0, because the output of that continuous function at a certain time t is put through a thresholding function: either buy or don't. I'm simply pointing out that it's more a
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
"If the taps are good enough you'll never find them."
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
Even though you're downvoted, you're correct. Also, le Carre's books aren't that well done, imho. To parent: Appeal to tradition is dangerous.
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
Okay, imagine being a Kennedy. Imagine that the path your life takes, every iota of it, including the big "key-frames", are vitally important to you: You join the Peace Corps. You run for congress after obsessing over every minor
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
Look, there is a really sinister interpretation of Philip K. Dick which one could engage in, if one were so inclined. I don't actually believe this, but it has occurred to me before. Here goes. Phil (whose stories I love) claimed at on
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
<3 <3
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
An excellent book, featuring the Boston area as a major character.
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
This is some serious Gulag Archipelago shit you're laying down here manbro.
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by okwhatthe2 10y ago
Athens voted to kill Socrates.