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by raspberry1337 4y ago
UK before Tatcher was a depressed society with stagflation, rising crimes, crumbling infrastructure; that couldn't even clean its own streets. It was a society completely hamstrung by old unions that would happily collapse the economy
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
Wait what impact did the Vietnam War have on Indonesia? I've never seen this documentary
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
May I use how you use bitcoin on a daily basis? I see it primarily as a form of storage, obv I am wrong here
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
The solution is already predicted by scifi. We will start building new sub-internets with stricter, formalised, rules to reduce spam and noise. The outside internet will become the wild, noisy internet where few people reside. It's lik
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
The blight in itself of course was not manufactured, however the policies that led up to the total dependency on one type of crop never failing, and the botched emergency reponse; was. However, this famine is of course, not even a tear in t
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
I was looking around for something that is not socially constructed. But I guess I am socio-constructually visio-impaired in that respect. Maybe you can help me?
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
>Cars weren't as big a priority for the communists. They were right too, cars and car infrastructure are super inefficient. How to say that you're a city kid, without saying you are a city kid.
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
He never said "happy", he said its fine. Meaning its fine that you have to live in a world where you have to wait for some software to respond, even if you would prefer not to. If you are happy in such a (horrible || ok) world is
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
Hello WagTheSam, thanks for a good write up. Can I just ask, what air cleanser did you get? I am thinking of trying this, I don't trust my apartment buildings air vents. What is the gain compared to just opening a window - if you live
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
honestly, I am tired of arguing with socialists/stalinists. Fuck you and go back to hell.
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
This assumes that average human behaviour does not change over time, which seems quite unlikely to me.
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
You can go to North Korea and help them build any time mate!
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
Russia used to be such a humongous nation in culture, science, art. And now look at it today, a dystopian shithole. Tsar Russia was a backwards and problematic nation. WW1 and the consequent, The Russian revolution, is still the largest cat
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
There's a middle between the two. Boomers that live lavishly and consume high amount of resources in retirement, going on global golf trips every other week, compared to a retiree who mostly stays in his house and takes forest walks an
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
What does a a nation do in this situation. "I guess we will just disappear from the earth, goodbye!" Bizarre that North Korea would be the only Koreans left on the peninsula.
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
This is essentially what Musk did to twitter and HN was FURIOUS. This place can be so paradoxical in nature.
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
Why would we go on strike? You now work for us.
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
There's no "natural" rhytm that says that some people have to be late morning persons, the only provable circadian rhythm is in accordance with morning light. There's nothing that forces people to sleep between 1 am and
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
I am Hugo and I just merged
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
In communism, no rules will be be above harming others
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
'deals with the ethics' is a creative way to describe a horror show
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
I'd take the devil over musk! At least he is not hopped up on drugs and running around making crazy bad decisions
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
A smart baseball cap? Hell, you're thinking too small here, I want smart socks! And they can process sweat into battery!
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
>Upon seeing the adult world in detail, teens often lament “But it’s all so boring!” >I propose that the main reason that most of us look more boring in public is that social predators lie in wait there. What a weird connection betwee
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
Ah yes, what source could be more trustworthy than SENIOR DEFENSE OFFICIAL: ? Thank you!
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
>Singapore is a brutal police state Yes? That's exactly what I said. But because Singapore is not a progressive state, filled with progressives, their police force is appreciated and work in harmony with the community. Because you k
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
>correlations to crime, Sure is, but the biggest of them would be illegal to even mention.
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
Almost as stupid as someone who thinks the existence of a police force is the source of the problem every time this _context_ occurs. For some reason, countries without progressives and their shitty policies don't have these problems.
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
The hatred or dislike of police in a country seems to be strictly correlated to the levels of criminality, progressivism and ethnic heterogeneity. Looking at law, Singapore, Japan and South Korea would be brutal police states, but there is
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by raspberry1337 4y ago
>I’d way rather treat all employees fairly and fade a <1% chance of a false accusation It's a lot larger than 1%< depending on how long your career is and how many individuals you encounter over its course.

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