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> One thing that is true in all successful organizations over time is that for any given person, no amount of genius will make up for being an asshole. Like Apple?
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How can you produce good work if you never improve yourself? If going personal can improve someone and then improve their work, whats the argument again that we shouldn't go personal? Hurt feelings?
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You do realize issues about immigration aren't just about jobs, its about having a home. Maybe it's too hard for the rootless masses on HN to understand what its like being rooted in an area over generations to just watch it becom
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> An earlier version of this essay misstated the number of documents that Edward Snowden released; that number is not known. The figure of 1.7 million was an intelligence estimate given to Congress of files accessed by Snowden. An earlie
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The Australian far right, also known as the shooters and fishers party... Yea I don't know if I can take someone serious who thinks a party focused on recreational hunting and gun rights is some fringe far right party. Also the claim o
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Why would it be? Seems reasonable to not let low-level chinese employees access to company secrets given their track record.
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We cannot stop AIDS/HIV research until gay sex is just as safe as hetrosexual sex. Much higher priority than malaria according to where the money is being spent....
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By becoming the largest oil producer.
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At least you have the ability as a nation to fight back within your nation. With the EU you could convince everyone in your country to vote correctly but still be out of luck unless you convince everyone in 10 others countries as well.
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What is this a dupe of?
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> For those that don't want it or can't test into it because they literally are too stupid (this is after fixing inequal access to early education), there's no associated cost. They just to to work, same as it was before.
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What about the people who are sub 100 IQ (namely about half the population) who don't really have the capacity to work in a highly trained job? You seem to just assume if we give people free stuff they will all go get PHD's. That&
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I don't have a FB account but i use uber so that's just not a solution that everybody would easily be able to jump over to.
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There are nazi youtubers? I won't lie im right wing but the only Nazi I can think of who manages to get around on youtube would be eric striker. Conspiracy theories sure, plenty of those around but nazis? Maybe there are hundreds of ac
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How about encouraging families again? Could fix the declining birthrate too and give people plenty of social interaction.
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> thirdly because when the previous considerations are met it's a suicide getting into a loaded subject every side is eager to misinterpret because of agendas. So we should corner science off from loaded subjects? That sounds alot l
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Doesn't really dispute the IQ bell curve differences between men and women as we find that IQ is less and less socially constructed than we thought.
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Seems about right to me. Have you turned on a television in the last few years? People are out for blood these days.
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Just so you know, if you want a gun here it's not rocket science. Go to a gun club, watch a fire guns being fired, go do a test and buy a safe. Congrats, you can now buy rifles and shotguns. There was a recent case of a father who was
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Just like most of Australia is fine with this law. This is what enlightened centerism is giving us at the moment.
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edit: just read this article if you want understand what your missing and why im actually trying to help you better argue against people like me https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/23/opinion/sunday/gene
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> It's hard to untangle the confused premises in the parent. What people want isn't dependent on their skin color. Never said anything like that. Aboriginals are white in tasmania anyway but the OP used black so i assumed that
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I find it more depressing reading people like yourself who think that black people want the same things as everyone else. Maybe most black people don't want to be scientists or programmers? Maybe most of them want to be sports stars? I
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Ok but if we determined the bike lanes were 0.00001% utilized while the car lanes are 80% utilized that doesn't make it an illusion. Probably not that bad in NY but in the places i have lived i could go months without seeing someone on
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I mean, asians look white to me.
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Have you been watching US politics in the last few years? At this point people just seem to make the assumption that people like donald trump are just lying about their faith as if it's a completely normal thing to assert about someone
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> Why is everyone trying so hard to turn facebook (and google, twitter, etc...) into a filter on everything we say? Because they are not utility companies and have taken upon themselves to filter results so they gave up safe harbour.
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It's something that is not easy to find information on due to the sensitive nature of the subject. But with just a bit of google, you can find things like this: https://www.thelocal.fr/20160109/immigrants-strugglin
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I can agree with all this, which goes to my point that liberalism is the foundation of our western political ideology. Anything from the center out to mainstream is pretty much going to adopt some core tenets of liberalism. If you don'
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Hard to say to be completely honest. On one hand I'm curious to see the responses to the idea that corporations that were founded and bloomed in liberal countries can suddenly just become "global" companies and not be held to
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