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by skitout 7y ago
"why don't you accept that people have to work longer? the population is not booming anymore so you cannot accept future generations to pay. " Well that is a political choice. There are option possible where we don't wor
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Automation, robots... Things are changing, so can the pension system... But this implies to share the value created by our society in a different way
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by skitout 7y ago
1. You are only talking about growth... We could also talked about how the GDP, the capital and the work is shared... You can have lower growth, but most people having more 2. Doing massive investment in favor of the climate (and against fo
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by skitout 7y ago
This article is misleading (full disclosure, I am French and did protest against this last Thursday) This article talk mainly about "special pensions" from the public with privilege... For sure they will be the biggest losers and
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A story of police violence in France [video](youtube.com)
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The Society of the Spectacle by Guy Debord [video](youtube.com)
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A custom blockchain in 5 minutes with no code(youtube.com)
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by skitout 7y ago
1) Increase efficiency sometime/often lead to rebound effect in our current system... When it comes to Netflix, current consumption replace both a) old renting a film system, and b)TV. You seems to overestimate the energy/pollutio
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by skitout 7y ago
When they support Syria or Hamas (Sunni), their are not guided by ideology but by Iranian and regime interst
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by skitout 7y ago
The president is not (necessary) a religious leader, nor is the chief of army or of the IRGC. Different religious leaders have a lot of power but many tend to overestimate their power. For sure they enforces religious laws more than most
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by skitout 7y ago
I think the point here is not that much about "moral" arguing for or against them in a very binary way, it is firstly to better understand the situation. The article and many comments point that there is a big gap between how we i
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by skitout 7y ago
US Europe and Iran had a deal. USA broke it. Nobody is crazy about anybody else than themselves having ballistic missile and nuclear war head (which is not yet the case of Iran) Every country try to build influence outside. Saudi Arabia is
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by skitout 7y ago
Iran is in a tricky situation, with no good solution, but with solution better than others... The country invested a lot in nuclear and to get leverage abroad ; both things are strategic for the country (independently of who rules it) and e
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by skitout 7y ago
For sure they don't want to give it up for free ! Just like any country Iran want to defend its interests, to play its hand the best it can... And leverage in many countries (now even in Africa) and the nuclear weapon are "trump c
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I think I read somewhere that revolution actually boosted girl literacy and girl attendance to school and high school because most of Iran outside big cities was very conservative and did not trust secular school... I think there were and t
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by skitout 7y ago
My feeling is when we talk about diversity and women issues, we often talk about executive job, or job with high salary / some influence on the society (like well payed job in tech). In those cases this is not about lowering wages. Thi
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by skitout 7y ago
In France you officially have recourse, but there are many ways to make it ineffective most of the time... Very few policemen end up in a court, and they (quite) never goes to jail even if they had a protestor eye out. And decision makers a
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by skitout 7y ago
You made me realized I have not been clear, and my post could seems to minimize what happen in HK, which was not my intention. I just wanted to point we also need to defend democracy elsewhere, even in "democratic" countries like
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by skitout 7y ago
I realized my post was not clear. I 100% support HK protester! I 100% condemn HK police and authorities. Just wanted to point that despite the fact most of us live in democracy, police can act super violently against protestors, and we don&
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by skitout 7y ago
During yellow vest protests, we've seen thing as violent, and France is not China...
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Conditional Automatic Funding(medium.com)
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Exarcheia: the self-governing community Athens police want rid of(theguardian.com)
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The victims of France’s ‘yellow vest’ revolution(gq-magazine.co.uk)
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Komodo(komodo.zogs.org)
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NSPV a simple approach to superlight clients leveraging notarizations(medium.com)
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My hand was hanging from my wrist: gilets jaunes mutilated by police [video](theguardian.com)
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Why moving to Paris should be your next career move(salon.thefamily.co)
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Evidence of bias against girl in contexts that emphasize intellectual ability(psycnet.apa.org)
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Green roofs as services (2015)(greenroofs.io)
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