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by orestarod 5y ago
More like what you can hold as a single entity in your head. The sum of your knowledge is vastly more than that.
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by orestarod 5y ago
You must agree that, by the standards of this paragraph, most wars waged by people should first be against their own current leaders.
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by orestarod 5y ago
I think this was unneeded. Nobody singled out Microsoft, it's just that the discussion is about Microsoft, which happens to still practice this strategy. I think nobody would argue against the strategy being practiced by other corporat
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by orestarod 5y ago
You talked past each other here.
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by orestarod 5y ago
What is a bit saddening is that there was a placebo percentage that died... which could have been saved if given the actual drug.
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by orestarod 5y ago
It also has a chat, and for many it has become the main channel to stay in touch with each other. I'm not sure why either, I guess it's because they spend more time in the app than other messengers, so they might as well chat on
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by orestarod 5y ago
Mental health problems, as said, is not a race. And not everything is prejudice. Racism is supposed to be prejudice because "You can't say there's causal relationship between the race and another specific trait". It is p
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by orestarod 5y ago
Would that be a bad thing?
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by orestarod 5y ago
I'd be interested to know how you concludes the military would have no luck against armed civilians.
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by orestarod 5y ago
I am not a native English speaker. I am a Greek speaker, and there is no equivalent to the gender-neutral "they", you have to choose "he" or "she" and "he" is the most usual choice. So, here I let my
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by orestarod 5y ago
He probably means that the word itself would not be used in that phrase, had it not be used in the testament first. It is used in that everyday phrase merely copying (and referring to) the New Testament, without the speakers necessarily hav
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by orestarod 5y ago
Liberal as in "liberal" with the contemporary meaning, as understood in US culture, not as allowing liberty of thought.
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by orestarod 5y ago
They did promise that, though. One lie leads to infinite more.
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by orestarod 5y ago
Perhaps it should just be rephrased in "I don't want to PRETEND to be like family...". The essence is the same. She does understand what is going on - that the "family" thing is utter BS and eats up uber valuable fr
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by orestarod 5y ago
Of course if you scream you are a bully. Because you can only scream to someone in a lower position than you, by definition, and that is cowardice. You become outright hostile and let loose your childish immature selfish self because you fe
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by orestarod 5y ago
And they're few.
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by orestarod 5y ago
Are you sure he had no money? Was he born in a low or middle-class family?
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by orestarod 5y ago
Oh it most likely did jump from animals to humans. Lab outbreak theory does not refer to the virus being artificial, but on that the jump occurred inside the lab due to bad measures and then leaked outside.
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by orestarod 5y ago
The stars can be seen too. Except if you mean "only" a billion stars.
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by orestarod 5y ago
You know, China's system made wonders. Maybe everyone should follow it? No other system achieved such an unprecedented economic growth and lifted so many people out of poverty. Freedom? No need, you don't have more in the US anywa
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by orestarod 5y ago
She was given a speaking position in many events and fora, including the UN, where, correct me if my memory is weak, no other environmental activist has set foot. She has rich parents who sponsored and organized her "career". Som
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by orestarod 5y ago
In a representative democracy, do you have a say, control or checks in what decisions those representatives you elected make? Or do they do whatever they want and, tough luck, wait 4 years? Or do they do the opposite of what they promised a
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by orestarod 5y ago
Does one have to undergo surgery and hormonal therapy to be a trans woman? Can one change their mind about whether they are a man or a woman whenever they want? Which is the third party who should have the right to judge if you are a man or
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by orestarod 5y ago
You don't need to "feel" something towards poor people to advocate in favour of them. It is practically impossible to really feel anything for people who are not in your very inner personal circle. But trying to help society
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by orestarod 5y ago
Religious people asking others to judge the Word Of God by whatever standards humans happened to have at the time the books were written is an implicit acceptance that their religion is completely made up. What happened, God Changed their m
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by orestarod 5y ago
Free will implies non determinism, that is the important part.
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by orestarod 5y ago
Maybe I do not understand something. But you get these readings, through all these conditions, with the help of the present, powerful and energy hungry satellites. A mini, less powerful satellite would not perform the same under the same co
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by orestarod 5y ago
I believe missiles have a certain range at which, when fired, the kill is ensured. The F35 would not need to fire the missile at the absolute possible range the missile can fly to, but at the range the kill is guaranteed.
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by orestarod 5y ago
What is their revenue source? And what is the reason cash flows from that revenue source if not Firefox? If Firefox did not exist, Mozilla would have no reason to be considered by anyone about anything.
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by orestarod 5y ago
It goes against the very reason of Protonmail existing. If you are to accept privacy leaks by design, you have no reason to use what Protonmail claims to offer in the first place, and just stick with gmail.

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