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by phmqk76 3y ago
I don’t disagree with you. I’m all for perennial reevaluations of how we train professionals to make sure we’re producing the best and brightest. But there is definitely a libertarian strain (especially among these commenters) that shits on
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Remember when medicine was unequipped to deal with COVID because it presented as-yet unforeseen challenges in treatment? It was a crazy time, I remember it well. It took months, but practices and procedures caught up. It wasn’t perfect, and
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Absolutely yes.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Seriously. Rigor matters.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Let’s get rid of med schools, too. Right? I volunteer you as the first patient for those “doctors” who didn’t go to med school…
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Spoken like someone with zero legal experience.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
A certain small percentage of any population is comprised of outliers. It’s kind of the definition of outlier…
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by phmqk76 3y ago
So?
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Jewish people have returned home. They fought and won a war over it. I’m glad people like you say crazy shit like this, it makes it easy to dismiss everything you say without having to engage.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
That function of colleges is still very much alive. As part of being an accredited college with accredited programs, most kids are required to take courses in the liberal arts, even for science degrees. And a college education is a very str
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by phmqk76 3y ago
I’m pretty sure Europe has done a real bang-up job not only supporting genocide but perpetrating it on a massive scale in the modern era. The moral stain of these countries, especially as it relates to Jews, comes into sharp relief when the
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by phmqk76 3y ago
College was sold to us as a way to enter a rarified sector of the job market, and that’s not as true as it once was, and was never as true as it was sold. But a college education is tremendously important for our democracy to exist in any m
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by phmqk76 3y ago
And yet they can’t/won’t do shit about it. Hence “people in power” not “third-rate states that take virtue-signaling votes but refuse to lift a finger”.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
In 100 years we’ll both be dead, and you’ll somehow be even less relevant than today.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Found the guy who works for Avast!
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by phmqk76 3y ago
What a disaster of a product. This isn’t a true Gen 1 product in the sense that the iPhone was. Apple waited an entire decade after the Rift was released, and released a headset that didn’t leapfrog the industry in any meaningful way. Steve
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by phmqk76 3y ago
I’m glad he had an easy job then?
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Because the internal logic to pretty much anything falls apart at an egregious enough scale. 401(k)s are wonderful for nearly all Americans (although a weak replacement for pensions, and too many Americans start them too late for the miracl
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Spoken like a child who has yet to learn about the benefits of having a state… aka a Libertarian.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Read the article, he interviews several real people.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Japan’s story is different - Japan has been battling deflation for decades at least partially as a result of a rapidly aging population with zero desire to import workers. Which is not a judgment of Japan, which instead chose to provide a m
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Your comment beats me to it! I used to be in favor of UBI, but every point you make is valid. And the so-called Modern Monetary Theory of printing unlimited sums of money without triggering inflation either doesn’t work conceptually, or req
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by phmqk76 3y ago
The “tech revolt” angle is silly. It’s about a casual disregard for the law. With all those cameras all around the car, in an area that cops should be patrolling after years of increased petty crime, nobody has been arrested? The commonplac
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Yeah, Apple Watch is still a piece of shit. I’m on my third since launch, its functionality is basically nothing for me except telling the time and buzzing way too often for alerts I don’t care about.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Yup. It was one of those truly magical devices that leap frogged everything else. People who dispute that must not have actually used it when it came out.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Circumstantial evidence is still evidence, Chris. The fact that it was no longer available on the store tends to imply that Apple removed it. Especially since the alternative is that the developer, who clearly acted in bad faith publishing
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by phmqk76 3y ago
https://www.pcmag.com/news/beware-theres-a-fake-lastpass-app... “UPDATE 2/9: Apple has removed the "LassPass" app from its App Store and also pulled the app's developer from its developer program, t
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Why are you like this? Pedantically parsing gnat shit out of pepper doesn’t make you smart, it makes you insufferable.
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by phmqk76 3y ago
And yet Apple removed it after it was publicized, so…
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by phmqk76 3y ago
Fraud is a misrepresentation to induce reliance in another. This statement absolutely qualifies. Duh.

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