optical

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   by optical 6y ago

   > This list does not at all support the thesis that organized BLM protests were intentionally violent. Are you really claiming there was never any incitement? This popped up with one search: https://nypost.com/2020/0
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   by optical 6y ago

   You are not eradicating anything. You are removing people them from your view AND pissing them off in the process. A time tested key for success.
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   by optical 6y ago

   > The overreaction to what happened is fucking insane, especially compared to what actual Rioters where allowed to get away with for the past year. In May, DC was literally on fire from the BLM riots, and we didn't see this type of
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   by optical 6y ago

   If you do not claim a state actor as the culprit you would be considered negligent, doing so removes any whiff of guilt since who could compete against a state? Claiming 'Russia hacked me' is the new dog ate my homework. Reality i
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   by optical 6y ago

   Because it is early 2017. Everyone seems to get lost in the huge peaks and valleys and miss the slow growth due to supply impacts. Why did it go up in 2017? IMO the halving in july 2016. Same reason it is going up now, it halved in may 2020
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   by optical 6y ago

   Seems like it. > The Coinbase analysis was conducted for The Times by Alexandra Marr, an economist who has provided statistical analysis for court cases involving pay bias. When she factored in stock options for Coinbase’s employees — of