rfg34te4

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by rfg34te4 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Research_Agency
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
That could be part of it. If you are convinced by the Picketty idea where the rich have captured a greater part of the economy and rig the game in their favor (I am personally convinced by this) then you can see why things don't seem t
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
This essay certainly corresponds with the sentiment in this article: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/08/trump-white-blu... "You are patiently standing in the middle of a long line stretching to
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
LOL The night of the election, I put cat food in two bowls labeled "trump" and "clinton." The cat ate out of the trump bowl first. My cat was never was a politician, never interviewed politicians, never administered a po
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
So did this guy do any serious research into how people chose their careers? Did he work as a career counselor? Has he done extensive interviews with people at the top of their field? Oh no, he's apparently qualified to talk about this
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
Who cares? I don't use MacBook for any real work. Just for looks.
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
You're right. I wish more startup CEOs agreed with you.
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
I got carried away. Sorry. We shouldn't regulate websites on the content of speech. Thanks for giving me a needed kick in the head!
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
You might be interested in this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fused_grid
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by rfg34te4 8y ago
Owners of websites and social networks are afraid of moderation. Because it takes time and money. Because the trolls will complain. Because you can't be neutral. But you've got to do it some how. If you open an online community an