potatoyogurt

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   by potatoyogurt 12y ago

   I agree with your general point, but the part about Arrow's Impossibility Theorem is kind of nonsense. Arrow's Impossibility Theorem is a really specific provable statement about voting systems based on ranked preferences. You can
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   by potatoyogurt 12y ago

   That doesn't necessarily work because wrong answers can have natural correlations. Let's say you have two questions about finding a slope on an exam. Anyone who thinks that slope is change in x over change in y is going to get bot
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   by potatoyogurt 12y ago

   NK does plenty to fuel the anti-NK propaganda machine by itself. It doesn't need the US's support.
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   by potatoyogurt 12y ago

   Yeah, this is silly. The point of having interns is like 90% finding and vetting new employees. Certainly, not everyone will be offered a job, but if less than 5% of a company's interns are receiving offers, there is something seriousl
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   by potatoyogurt 12y ago

   Totally. I'm so sick of hearing people talk about the twenty countries they went to last spring. If you like traveling, that's totally fine, but with a lot of people, it just feels like they're checking boxes to try to seem m