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by sabarn01 6y ago
What standard would you impose on hate speech. By what rubric do we ascertain what speech should be tolerated. If that rubric is flawed as everything can be flawed how do you challenge it.
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by sabarn01 6y ago
It occurred there is ample evidence it occurred. The fear I have is that once a government has a power it never goes away. No matter how well meaning the original intent is people you disagree with will eventually come to power and use tha
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by sabarn01 6y ago
"Hate speech, on the other hand, is not. There is no place in this world for blatantly false allegations or denying historical evidence." The issue is you can't pick the arbitrator of what is true. Once you do you create the
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by sabarn01 7y ago
I think a true meritocracy is only possible using some type of agoge system, but that also violates human rights. When I say destitution I guess I mean to the acceptable minimum which that most people would find unacceptable.
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by sabarn01 7y ago
Fear of failure is a useful social motivator. In rich societies that does't have to mean biological poverty. When I lived in a urban poor neighborhood I had one neighbor who drove a asphalt truck while the other was on benefits and dr
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by sabarn01 7y ago
I grew up working class and have seen lots of people fail. Those without the wherewithal to get on social benefits generally moved on with their lives toward success. I also have know several to get on social benefits find that acceptable
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by sabarn01 7y ago
People should fear being destitute its the natural human condition. Learning skills is the only way to make wealth.
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by sabarn01 7y ago
Its not desktop it indexes your org files on intranet sites. If you are signed in with you corp account to bing all searches also bring back relevant internal org info.
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20 Years in the Industry working at one of the big 4 should I finish my degree
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by sabarn01 7y ago
The soviet union induced as much suffering as the Nazis and remanded stable for the better part of a century.
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by sabarn01 7y ago
> Very strange how WWI makes almost no sense from today's perspective. Every country was damaged either directly by the conflict, or indirectly through its protracted (and still ongoing) resolution. We get to look back with hind sig
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by sabarn01 7y ago
The us has low governmental capacity and lower trust then most other nations. We don't have a clear view of sovereignty between state and federal and have the most active judicial system in the world.
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by sabarn01 7y ago
Every other developed economy was destroyed by the war. The rise of the middle class here was a result of overall economic growth and the economic suicide of the two world wars and the depression. Holding up the 1940's and 1950'
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by sabarn01 7y ago
Its activism + old fashioned democratic politics. At least in the US. The suffragettes brought attention and then they mobilized a political coalition. Organized labor agitated but it was though the ballot box that the 40 hour week job s
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by sabarn01 7y ago
It has nothing to do with feelings and that is my point. Dwelling on any feeling no matter how serious will every make your life better. I like to think of my self as happy Sisyphus enjoying pushing the rock up the hill. Thinking about the
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by sabarn01 7y ago
This is true but I think that is what close friends are for. Everyone needs support I just think the goal to be not to let your feelings master you.
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by sabarn01 7y ago
Whats wrong with stoicism. Feelings are fleeting in general didn't lead me to positive places. I think we should put a high value on people that can handle their own problems.
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by sabarn01 7y ago
Not doable. Most azure services are not "compliant" for o365. Especially not in gov clouds. Exchange has its own totally separate backed which existed before azure. The port of wonderlist is to exchange.
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by sabarn01 7y ago
Its a philosopher writing in a psychological venue. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/experts/sharon-hewitt-raw...
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by sabarn01 7y ago
This is an ontological problem only. The goal here is to solve the problem of that we can't find a rational basis for knowing. If the physical world has primacy then you have to figure out how to solve the irreconcilable perception p
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by sabarn01 7y ago
The pew numbers for terrorism are pretty similar https://www.people-press.org/2010/12/02/despite-years-of-ter...
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by sabarn01 7y ago
So 1/4 people worry about money constantly. My guess is you could ask that question about a great variety of topics and get a similar result. I think the thing we are testing here is the cross section of those who are by default fearf
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by sabarn01 7y ago
I grew up in Appalachia we took food to people who lived in shacks. The county next to mine got electricity from the recc in 1979.
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by sabarn01 7y ago
It only took about 5 years to get one rendering engine for both Mac and windows, but sure it would be easy.
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by sabarn01 8y ago
There is a reasonable argument that competition for worker and increased wealth in the society also created these conditions.
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by sabarn01 8y ago
This can be right when things change over time and people still operate under their initial assumptions. Times change constrains change but on some teams assumptions and choices are not revisited.
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by sabarn01 8y ago
UPS's import system runs on one. Home depots retail system did until at least 2010.
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by sabarn01 8y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Against-Empathy-Case-Rational-Compass...
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by sabarn01 8y ago
Lets also assume there is a selection bias. The things the do right with the right intentions you never hear of. Its only when things go wrong do we know.
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by sabarn01 8y ago
I would advise reading https://www.amazon.com/Political-Order-Decay-Industrial-Glob... . Due to the order of development where the US was free first then developed a bureaucratic state. The Us has always had a low state ca

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