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by sanoli 13y ago
I could be wrong, but I doubt it will happen. Government won't go against the US like this.
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by sanoli 13y ago
> Would you agree with yourself if we were all in North Korea knowing what we know? That's what I'm saying. I wouldn't agree if we were in North Korea, but I will if we're talking about a third world country where the
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by sanoli 13y ago
And if some children don't want to get any education, and their parents are ok with it, or just too poor to care or deem it important?
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by sanoli 13y ago
These humans that died with good teeth, weren't they mostly dead by their 30's?
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by sanoli 13y ago
Make it completely optional, ok. What about the kids whose parents won't ever take them to one of these spaces/libraries? You know there will be thousands of kids growing up illiterate, not knowing any math, learning nothing but T
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by sanoli 13y ago
Best explanation I've seen was using statistics: simulate the problem 1000 times. Look at results when you switch and when you don't switch doors. Or do it in your head: If I switch doors, I will win with 2 out of 3 doors. Otherwi
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by sanoli 13y ago
But what are you saying should be done instead, a voucher system where families would decide which school to put their money into, or just abolish public funding for education altogether, and let each family fend for themselves?
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by sanoli 13y ago
Plus, since letters take quite some time to arrive at their destination, and double that for you to receive an answer, they tend to be much longer (I think that is why they tend to be; not 100% sure). I've never received an email that
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by sanoli 13y ago
So you're saying public education is immoral, and public health care is immoral. Maybe for the taxpayer it is. I doubt it seems immoral for the child of some poor parents. Or for someone seriously ill who can't afford to go to the
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by sanoli 13y ago
Mostly I agree with you. I guess I also want to agree, but , here's what happens with me: no matter how much I try, the interactions I have with people through email and IM are never, never, as interesting and as deep as the conversat
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by sanoli 13y ago
Well, the biggest problem for me, as a brazilian, is that the illegal drugs trade here allows the drug lords to have so much wealth to be able to corrupt so many people (police, judges, politicians) and afford so many weapons (military assa
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by sanoli 13y ago
I miss whistling out a tune while walking the streets, no need to stop walking, no need to shuffle the deck ;)
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by sanoli 13y ago
This was a real conversation? Wow. edit: Plus, driving trains doesn't seem like a bad job to me. I had a friend who drove freights in the 90's, and he really enjoyed it. Also, your sister's friend is a clueless hipster: drivi
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by sanoli 13y ago
If radio signals is the best way for us to detect alien intelligent life, and vice-versa, aren't we doomed to keep quiet then? I mean, how long until we phase strong radio signals almost completely? I mean, has there been any growth in
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by sanoli 13y ago
Interesting. Using my estimates on your calculator my result was 1. Will keep the link on my bookmark, for when I want to wonder. The one I can't really figure out (all the others I can't really figure out, but they seem easier to
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by sanoli 13y ago
That's the one I was thinking about, thanks! From the Wikipedia article: "The BT46B generated an immense level of downforce by means of a fan, claimed to be for increased cooling, but which also extracted air from beneath the car.
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by sanoli 13y ago
Plus, if you want to get good at doing burpees, I bet you'd get pretty good after a year.
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by sanoli 13y ago
What I meant was what if an F1 team of designers didn't have to be constrained by any rules and could build their dream F1 car. For example, there was one car a couple of decades ago (I think early 80's maybe?) that used a sort of
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by sanoli 13y ago
There are so many rules dictating the design of an F1 chassis/engine that I wonder how much faster a "anything goes" car would go.
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by sanoli 13y ago
"It is a mistake to think that the tools built to rule us would serve us if only we could depose our masters. That’s the same mistake every previous revolution has made about police, courts, and prisons." Like all my anarchist fri
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by sanoli 13y ago
tl;dr: radical ideologues have no clue what's going to happen and begin sort of freaking out, ideology-wise.
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by sanoli 13y ago
Velcro would work pretty good on that toy.
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by sanoli 13y ago
That's what I thought also. Wouldn't the amount of force pulling on the cable lead to some jamming as soon as the little spokes stopped spinning so freely?
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by sanoli 13y ago
Is this different from, say, the black movement? What if there were no longer segregated schools and bathrooms, but african-americans were prohibited to adopt children and black history were not allowed to be taught in schools? edit: I&#x27
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by sanoli 13y ago
I didn't even think Eder's Game was great or anything. Just an ok SF story. Now, reading your argument, it makes sense. Back in my mind I was probably thinking "What's so great about these little kids learning some shit
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by sanoli 13y ago
Among the MMA community it used to be common knowledge that MMA was safer, concussion-wise. There were no good studies to back that up, however. Now they're starting to come by, and it seems they might be just about the same. Here&#x27
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by sanoli 13y ago
MMA will get there. The modern sport of MMA is at best 20 years old this year, much less with the current rules and weight categories. It is the fastest growing sport league in the US, and I'll agree this is easy with all the others be
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by sanoli 13y ago
Nive history of the Amiga documentary: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfTIrJu7NbE
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by sanoli 13y ago
I think you mean people who bodybuild , which is a different thing. When you, like many other people, hear the word "lifter", you picture a bodybuilder, which most people who lift are not.
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by sanoli 13y ago
You should be proud, Magnus is awesome! I'm Brazilian, and I would trade one of our World Cups for a chess World Championship. Hell, I'd even trade two-for-one :)

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