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   by return0 10y ago

   You can't keep suspending heretics forever and expect not to be called the Spanish Inquisition.
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   by return0 10y ago

   A for acceleration , B for brake. We 'll keep ↑ and ↓ for flying cars
3. 663.▲
   by return0 10y ago

   and 4/4ths of a car
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   by return0 10y ago

   right-left-brake-right-left-gas-left-gas-right-brake-right-left-gas-brake-brake-left
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   by return0 10y ago

   But the people who use social media for self-promotion are not like you. They literally feed off it, i guess psychologists can explain that better. Think of politicians who use facebook/twitter for personal gain. They develop an emotio
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   by return0 10y ago

   I think people in general avoid the other side, and they don't have enough time for that. Thats why i suggest a mix up of sides. That way you read each story once, but as a whole you get exposed to both contexts.
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   by return0 10y ago

   Hmm, i think its a very difficult task. I think perhaps a useful thing would be to intentionally break the bubbles. Something like an inverse-recommendation engine. E.g. instead of "people who read article X also read Y", you say
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   by return0 10y ago

   I think the tool you need is "skepticism". Teach people to not rush to ascribe labels to everything they don't like, and to stop ignoring anything that has been labeled as X-ist by their bubble. Teach people to not think with
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   by return0 10y ago

   I would suspect it's a common problem with aluminum casings in general. They also have that cold feeling. IT's one of the reasons i prefer the matte plastic of thinkpads.
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    by return0 10y ago

    We don't even need self-driving cars, we need connected cars
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    by return0 10y ago

    The panic over trump is starting to get comical. Aren't you americans proud of your guns to protect you from power abuses? Dont you have probably the worlds best democracy that many would be jealous of?
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    by return0 10y ago

    When the good guys do it it's fine.
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    by return0 10y ago

    Agree, but i hope some sense will be reinstated in europe. Merkel is the main culprit here and she is the one who will probably have to fix it.
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    by return0 10y ago

    Death by facebook
15. 675.▲
    by return0 10y ago

    While globalism just took a big slap in the face, i dont think it's even reversible [it's too big to fail]. Trump may soften some edges, shake it up a bit, but I don't expect fundamental changes. Remember that populist leader
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    by return0 10y ago

    if ($displayName == "Leonard Cohen"); { $isDead = true; }
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    by return0 10y ago

    > If you’re spending $5 on a Chinese T-shirt rather than $10 on a US-made one, you’ve got $5 more to spend on other things. Thats disingenuous, you spend $5 less in total in your country.
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    by return0 10y ago

    We should be very worried about the prospect of nationalist parties in europe. Unlike the US, nationalism in europe is deadly, very deadly. We should have a frank discussion about immigration and define our red lines in order to weaken this
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    by return0 10y ago

    let's put trump aside. There are nuances in the way we talk which have been lost. People from both sides use extreme language willy-nilly like racist, sexist, fascist. These words are serious accusations not mild epithets. This creates
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    by return0 10y ago

    i don't have anything to add. and i dont know what SECT and JPMC are tbh.
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    by return0 10y ago

    If politics was all logic we 'd be running on a circuit board.
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    by return0 10y ago

    There 's plasticity involved, and the problem that brain circuits continuously remap. They can be retrained though. I think they had similar problems with the BrainGate BMI many years ago ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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    by return0 10y ago

    Wouldn't it alienate the voter base if people who opposed Trump (and his voters) were brought in?
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    by return0 10y ago

    > No, it's not. I won't quote dictionaries, you can look it up on wikipedia. You bring up an interesting point. The definition of "Misogyny" in wikipedia in 2004: Misogyny is an exaggerated pathological aversion towa
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    by return0 10y ago

    well, you did say that he wants to control what you can say by opening up libel laws
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    by return0 10y ago

    Yes that s what i m saying facebook has no business to censor people.
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    by return0 10y ago

    ... thinking that it would deter voters, because they could not fathom that someone might actually agree with it.
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    by return0 10y ago

    We need to talk about animal experimentation regulation and protests here in europe. It has gone so far that scientists have literally given up their science: http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2015/05/embattled-m
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    by return0 10y ago

    And the US intervened to cut off julian assange's internet access. They gave hillary debate questions . It's a veritable jungle between media and politics over there.
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    by return0 10y ago

    > Italy you might have been daily frustrated by the poor reliability of the railways but that didn't mean that voting for Mussolini would have been a good idea overall. Except you would know Mussolini had clear fascist positions. Tr