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by shard972 8y ago
That and before they even move in they will be lobbying for foreign work visas because they "just can't find any local talent".
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by shard972 8y ago
So what about the europeans and Australians who peddled lies on their social media accounts? Has the FBI managed to track down any of those yet?
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by shard972 8y ago
So some russians conspired to go on a phishing expedition and ended up finding that hillary clinton broke the law and tried to cover it up? Where does it show the votes that were changed?
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To believe there is no such thing as the deep state to me is pretty unbelievable. You would have to be seriously naive to believe that in such a divided country that everyone who works in the government is completely neutral in their politi
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by shard972 8y ago
Stop being obtuse, it's not like the first guy specifically said "The U3 unemployment rate". The point he was making though can be made even if the OP was referencing U3 which is if the fundamentals are looking better for emp
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by shard972 8y ago
Was recently looking for a reverse proxy for a project at work that utilizes multiple webpack repos that eventually gets built into one big webapp. Without a proxy your forced to only work on one area of the app at once so hopefully somethi
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by shard972 8y ago
It's 2018 and somehow we all believe that humans have changed over a few hundred years but the idea that groups of humans that lived oceans apart for thousands of years had 0 divergence from each other. Amazing how we can change so muc
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by shard972 8y ago
This is why we need to integrate more africans into modern science fields.
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by shard972 8y ago
To say stuxnet was akin to someone plugging a USB drive in really downplays how serious the operation surrounding stuxnet was. Iran was having their nuclear scientists assassinated in the streets at the time stuxnet was being infiltrated in
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by shard972 8y ago
The best solution is to pass an amendment to the constitution to adjust free speech exceptions? If thats the best solution, I don't think i want to know what the worse one is...
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by shard972 8y ago
But sir, have you ever considered why Apple would ever make a phone if you could just replace the battery yourself? Think of all the innovation that would have been lost without copyright laws! /s
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by shard972 8y ago
Well thats just going to make health insurance more expensive for more people now isn't it? IIRC poor people get subsidised healthcare now so if the middle class workers aren't paying for healthcare... who is?
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by shard972 8y ago
> I haven't met anyone who was able to offer any better alternative to peer reviewing. The fact nobody has ever suggested public-review on-top of peer review makes me think academia really doesn't think about this issue much at
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by shard972 8y ago
Yea, an affair is much worse.
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Give them legos? What did you think kids did before youtube?
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by shard972 8y ago
Happens when you are not just purely thinking about the USA.
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by shard972 8y ago
Don't remember reading this in the IPCC report... I thought climate science was settled science?
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by shard972 8y ago
Got downvotes but I can't explain why the conspiracy that trump is a russian agent is not a conspiracy theory that should be censored and it would be nice for someone to explain how that works.
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by shard972 8y ago
It just links to J. Cook, et al which i've read and it doesn't say that 97% agree that the earth is warming and man is responsible for it. Maybe you should read it.
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by shard972 8y ago
> Are you suggesting that Libya should be remembered along the same lines as the Iraq and Afghanistan wars? At least on some level if your concerned about the results of regime change by western powers. > But the real reason Libya isn
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by shard972 8y ago
> Scientists are pretty much universally convinced, the only ones who aren't are paid by big oil and the Koch brothers - that means they are lying for money. Thats actually just wrong and shows how closed minded people are to how sc
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by shard972 8y ago
I wonder how many conspiracy theories about Trump have been censored by google?
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by shard972 8y ago
Because real centrists like google know all that Libya stuff was a right wing conspiracy theory to prevent hillary from running for president /s In all seriousness, it's quite abhorrent how foreign policy interventions by progress
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by shard972 8y ago
Not really, it's just that the nature of democracy leads power to concentrate within two power centres. Just look at Australia over the last decade and you can see how even politicians who are in favour of carbon taxes will campaign ag
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by shard972 8y ago
Your assuming that developing countries don't develop in that time which would be quite the prediction. Also I don't think 1-2 cars will be the issue, more along the lines of: - Can you own a car? Or must you bike to work? - Can y
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by shard972 8y ago
Maybe if the media managed to actually present the issue in a balanced way we wouldn't be here. Maybe if every dire prediction wasn't presented as fact and every criticism labeled as conspiracy theory and vica versa for a-lot of o
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by shard972 8y ago
> That is not possible because humans are hardwired to breed and multiply. Wait a second, then why is it that almost every western country is currently seeing negative population forecasts without immigration? Seems like western countrie
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by shard972 8y ago
Meh, the chief economics editor for ABC Australia wrote an article on the corporation tax reforms that made some pretty serious mistakes and she wasn't just simply fired even though many conservatives called for her head.
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by shard972 8y ago
Well you will be happy now because he now writes for nobody except the NoAgenda newsletter since this was his last job.
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Well he was a vegan....

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