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by rquantz 13y ago
If you think that would end it then you don't know conspiracy theories. It would just be proof that China is in on it too.
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by rquantz 13y ago
Your tone is quite disrespectful. Is this really necessary? Maybe not, but what you're saying still doesn't make sense. There are lots of things trying to influence our actions, and the academe is one of the least of them. What&
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by rquantz 13y ago
Does she have any pseudo-basis for this pseudoscientific belief?
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by rquantz 13y ago
What planet are you on? No one is suggesting the government force anyone to do anything with regard to housework. The antigovernment herds come out whenever anyone suggests that our government should do something. That's par for the co
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by rquantz 13y ago
Here's the thing you don't understand: Yes, conservatives do want the poor to suffer, because they think the poor are poor because they're too lazy to work hard and overcome their poverty. Making them suffer is the only way t
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American men need more friends(salon.com)
5 points by rquantz 13y ago|0 comments
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Sex as Exercise(well.blogs.nytimes.com)
25 points by rquantz 13y ago|12 comments
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by rquantz 13y ago
Likewise, just because a right is not enumerated in the Constitution does not mean it is not a constitutional right under the federal constitution.
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by rquantz 13y ago
Perhaps a better term would be "critical lack of thinking."
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by rquantz 13y ago
This is exciting. I've been waiting to see how he filled out the later chapters for a while now, and presumably this means they're done, or at least will be by May. I want to see that tiny virtual machine get built!
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by rquantz 13y ago
Would you be willing to share these checklists you've created? I would be curious to see them.
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by rquantz 13y ago
Fuller is arguing otherwise here. He says we need to get away from the idea that we have to do something to deserve to make a living. Your whole comment is premised on that idea. Whether it not you're right, you haven't engaged wi
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by rquantz 13y ago
I believe that "looking at me in a funny way" constitutes probable cause in NYC.
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by rquantz 13y ago
Point taken, I suppose, but this is sort of like saying "you try to have breakfast every morning, do you? Well you know who else tried to have breakfast every morning? Hitler!"
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by rquantz 13y ago
Of course, he was also wrong about a lot of things. I recall in 20,000 Leagues they travel under the Antarctic ice all the way over the pole... because there was no land there in 1870, I guess.
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by rquantz 13y ago
Except Brooklyn and Queens are not the suburbs.
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by rquantz 13y ago
You haven't heard that they're already collecting data on anyone who books a flight? Supposedly so they can clear them in advance. At least metaphorically, what you're worrying about here has already come to pass.
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by rquantz 13y ago
The guns will. They magically make everything safe.
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by rquantz 13y ago
the proposed non-government solutions (such as removing the limitations on the liability of polluters, and allowing those whose health or livelihood has been injured by pollution to sue, potentially by class action) have never even been at
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by rquantz 13y ago
Right here.
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by rquantz 13y ago
Or that there is an evolutionary advantage to being able to escape other cats by moving slower than they can see.
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by rquantz 13y ago
Unless you need that rent difference because you make less money than a programmer.
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by rquantz 13y ago
Because more and more people live in London (San Francisco, New York, Hong Kong, etc.) now - it's too crowded there. Ftfy. How can they be crowded if no one lives there anymore? Or are you suggesting they're crowded with things
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by rquantz 13y ago
design was not about how something looks, but how it works. One of the worst things for me as a developer is having deal with "designers" who don't know this. They think they produce a flashy looking mockup and then they&#x
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by rquantz 13y ago
Just to clarify, I'm not claiming the US is the first constitutional democracy, just the oldest still standing. And agree with you about all the oddities. As far as presidential veto power, the US Constitution predates the first French
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by rquantz 13y ago
I (an American) was having a discussion with some European friends recently, and we had a bit of a disconnect. I was trying to convince them that, contrary to their perceptions (they are fooled by the architecture) the United States is very
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by rquantz 13y ago
It is already illegal to access certain websites. It's just that those websites are generally considered morally abhorrent. I'm not necessarily arguing against your point, except to say that slippery slopes are generally more comp
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by rquantz 13y ago
You have a lot of things mixed up. This isn't about not enough money. It's about Congress having to pass a budget in order to run the government. Maybe you're thinking of the debt ceiling?
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This is only a test(nytimes.com)
1 points by rquantz 13y ago|0 comments
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by rquantz 13y ago
Luminous beings are we! Not this crude matter.

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