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by point78 7y ago
This I really hate. People make fun of participation awards but that's what it's all about...you tried, you participated...Ok that's fantastic. Pressure that if you're not worth 7 figures or famous is poisonous...
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by point78 7y ago
Errr... I think the point is we all need to. But you completely missed it.
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by point78 7y ago
When it comes to children's programming...it shouldn't be based on who's watching, it should be based on if the content itself is designed for children or not and serve ads accordingly. That's what every advertising plat
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by point78 7y ago
Germany isn't the EU? What? EU has 30 of the top 50 places....US has 6...come on now.
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by point78 7y ago
Hah great tip..ty
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by point78 7y ago
The rest of the world? EU tops rankings for quality of life and standard of living every year. Sprinkle in some canadian, Australian Japanese and new Zealand cities an there is your top 50.
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by point78 7y ago
What if those morals are evil? (Philosophical question I suppose)
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by point78 7y ago
See my reply above. Content designed and marketed to children nowhere else has 18+ advertisements. Same standard should (and has to imo) be applied to "new" media.
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by point78 7y ago
The content is designed and marketed to children. It doesn't matter that some adults would watch also. You would never in a million years see an ad for The Wire while watching Sesame Street or Mr. Rogers, etc. Pretty obvious why not.
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by point78 7y ago
>Should targeted ads change their age appropriateness with the content of the viewed material? Yes, they most definitely should. A video that specifically targets babies/children should not have ads that are 18+. Where else in the
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by point78 7y ago
Was watching a nursery rhyme channel with my 1.5 year old son...then an ad comes on for a drug trafficking series on Netflix...drugs, guns, etc
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by point78 7y ago
Paywwall...
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by point78 7y ago
Sounds like a good thing to me?
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by point78 7y ago
Scary article. Also scientists believe the maximum capacity for earth is about 10b. When people start running out of resources in hotter zones we're in real trouble. Population control, not only climate change!
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by point78 7y ago
Got to love the difference between cats and dogs
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by point78 7y ago
Over or under? Pretty simple to make one law that caps rents like they do in many cities in Europe.
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by point78 7y ago
Overpopulation is not helping either. Would it be this bad if there were only 500million people?
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by point78 7y ago
You have to consider a majority of deniers either believe it's a "phase" the earth goes through, it's a scam by the liberals or God will fix it.
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by point78 7y ago
Looks like trento is much much cooler than bolzano even tho bolzano is further north, (bolzano 40s in July, trento high 20s) is that true every year?
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by point78 7y ago
Every single day.... it's unbeatable imo
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by point78 7y ago
Good? We need less population, not more...
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by point78 7y ago
Don't the majority of foreign PhD students return to their home countries when complete anyway?
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by point78 7y ago
China is already doing that
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by point78 7y ago
America and the rest of the world. Why should we deal with a closed economy when they do whatever they want in our countries.
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by point78 7y ago
I have to agree with you. Put your money where your mouth is.
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by point78 7y ago
Depends on your country
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by point78 7y ago
Can you explain further
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by point78 7y ago
As opposed to the billions tech giants dodge taxes
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by point78 7y ago
Amazon is blueprint monopoly. Selling their own brand products in the platform they control. Remember MS and IE? Something needs to be done asap.
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by point78 7y ago
"My entire life I’ve been tracking people who are the best in the world, and hiding their identity,” he said in the interview. Such as?

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