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Assange: “Trump wont be permitted to win”
(youtube.com)
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It's practically out of control. How do you educate a whole population on how it all works to help them avoid the mass surveillance trap?
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This is the truth, we've come a long way from a technological and materialistic standpoint, but we've also heavily, heavily stolen from the future, we've stolen from others. People are losing their homes and livelihoods to de
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This is such a good point! I have a feeling industrial based societies will automate themselves out of relevance. Because those who are bored will just find things for themselves to do anyway. Crafts, cooking, gardening etc, stuff people di
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So, basically another arms race to the bottom, similar to nuclear warheads ? 1940s thinking with 2016 technology. I hear what you're saying but not all progress is good progress. The limits of our ability to think a global scale are an
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"It has nothing to do with modern life. The human mind is generally only simulated by change. After a while you realize change beyond a certain frequency change is annoying too (see the koan about Sakyamuni and the "middle path&qu
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Thanks for the good response. I've been quite aware of these things for sometime, but how to communicate and build awareness to an already hopelessly anxious and distracted populous? That seems to be the trouble.
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I've noticed this too, some says it's a bad habit energy we've developed in our modern society, always running to the next thing, always looking to consume. It's as if there is a sense of uneasiness that comes along with
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10y ago
It's a good idea as it's pretty much a shopping mall for yoga wear, protein powder and leotards now. Interesting how it evolved from a social media site to an online shopping mall!
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10y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12844271
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"The west has very little responsibility in Syria for example." Is that a joke ? Also, nowhere did I claim the west created all the problems in the east.
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How do you actually know how the money flows in that mess, I'm genuinely curious ? By the way, you're right, I'm not saying it's entirely funded by the west, but those weapons are coming from somewhere. Do local players
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What are western values exactly ? Do they exist anymore ? Westerners are the most naive people on the planet now days, look at the US election, the pretend democracy, the constant bombing of civilians in the Middle East, the pathetic attemp
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Sadly, it's because we're all fed nonsense and propaganda, constantly by our governments, corporations and media outlets. People are way to entertained and comfortable that it's just all too convenient to ignore. Even people&
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Do people need air-conditioning or is it just a luxury? I guess now the globe is heating up there is more need for one, but I've always thought of it as borrowing from the future a little, a viscous cycle. More AC, More emissions, ne
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I dare say this is probably what separates very successful people from the rest. It really is not what you know, but who you know, even in 2016.
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"Meant to be mixed with water or other liquids, the powder has enough fats, carbohydrates and other nutrients to replace a traditional meal, according to the company. People looking for a quick fix, such as software programmers in Sili
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Poor taste with the Terminator graphic. A new level of lame fear mongering by Ars Technica?
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Apple...less is more
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I've been eyeing one of these off and now they have a higher specification developer edition, I think it's game off. Been wanting to move back to Linux for a while now anyway.
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"Apple has always missed the cue on one critical piece: access to customer data. And that is what Google has always been successful at." This is where it ends with Google and I, enough is enough. I have to be honest the direction
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World on track to lose two-thirds of wild animals by 2020
(theguardian.com)
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Have a read of these: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/04/science/flooding-of-coast-... http://uk.businessinsider.com/cities-exposed-to-rising-sea-l... I'm going to say you're un
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"That means coastal cities will face more severe storms, not ending up submerged. [2]" How does that work? Coastal cities will have more than half a meter more water to deal with and additionally have to face larger more powerfu
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Won't a lot of this coastal flood protection infrastructure just add emissions to the atmosphere, thus grossly exacerbating the problem? Seems like way to little, way to late. Trying to just "build a wall" around cities j
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This seems like seriously flawed logic, we give up our tools (which are used to build Linux and ChromeOS) so we can build a more "free web", using essentially proprietary / centralized systems in some convoluted way? I think
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Did you read the article at all ?
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This does sound like a privacy disaster though they don't mention smartphones in the article ? What does sound like a problem is eyes for something they're not intended for, being hands and fingers, I wonder if people will end up
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With those candidates, there is no "lesser of two evils" in my opinion, though the media has us believe so. That is my point. My point is about media bias and, it's rampant.
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There is a difference between quality, informative journalism which allows people to make up there own mind and endless character assassinating, speculative tabloid smut; However, I trust you know that. The reason I used Trump as an example
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