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A permanent war among plebs - well, I do not want any part of it. I might as well hang-out with Tony and collect some Fentanyl money.
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Congress ruled from 1947 - 2014 for all but about 10 years. I cannot measure the scale of corruption, but an objective assessment of Indian governance would certainly say, which Political party casts a dark shadow. Again, my goal is not mis
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The Anti-Sikh riots were not the only thing. The perpetrators of Anti-Sikh riots in 1984 became central ministers in the subsequent Congress cabinets. There are few redeeming things about Congress rule, but to call it very well run governme
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A skeptic does not take pride in a 50% reproducibility of science. Learn the distinction between knowledge and wisdom before lecturing about science. Most important emotion the OP has to contend with jealousy. I myself am a bowl of mediocr
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Scientism is a religion, a modern one at it.
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>> Founders, investors, successful business owners and CEOs are more likely to show sociopathic behaviour than the average person next door. This argument is being taken as a Gospel. Seems to be a work of people who gave us the Stanfo
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The bureaucracy always outlives any government or political movement. Yes, there are political appointments here and there but the rank and file is permanent.
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US can delegate it to the regional powers or power brokers. US needs to make its Asia pivot now, you cannot waste military resources in a desolate land and stretch your self. Getting out of Afghanistan will make the big powers .. China, Rus
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Look at the Health insurance stock after Obamacare was passed - they all sky rocketed.
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Try imitating exception to rules at your own peril.
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You must then read about his brother Anil Ambani.
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But you trust Indian government with 100+ nuclear weapons. If I am not wrong, India has about 6 new nuclear reactors in works using a mix of Russian and American firms.
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There is a reason why USD is the world reserve currency. How much trade is done using your '#1 real economy currency'. Export-Oriented economies have a lot of problems and that will be evident as the Global growth is coming to sta
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China ascend to Power is hardly fiat accompli, and on top of it their food insecurity and disputes with 17 neighbors is only going to compel them to focus inward. Yes, all those Africa and BRI adventures are already turning bitter for host
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I thought Modi and RSS were already fascists according their detractors but 'turning fully fascist' is a thing for me. Indian government from 1950 to this day has been ham fisted, this won't be the last time.. and this has mo
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who gives a flying fuck about credentials - the 'Chai walla' will run circles on 80% of HN crowd with his street smarts.
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You end up with Candidates who are neither principled nor charismatic but have blessings of Party Boss and fits in a narrow zone of like/dislike factor.
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The confusion here is perhaps that I jumped from B to F. The number of successful Opensource projects in Javaworld are astounding, and the OSS/Library work in .net is there but in comparison is miniscule. That feeds into the stereotype
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Many of the .net libraries are poor afterthoughts of an existing Java library. Java simply has developer mindshare, the .Net developer stereotype is so rigid and engrossed that the pay difference between a .Net dev and their Java peer is us
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So does my mortgage that is why it is called 15 year FIXED.
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I do not think home buying is exactly this. It's much emotional and sometimes both parties involved are green - this may describe a transaction between two veteran RE investors.
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It is same as usual, Deny, Delay and talk about Inclusion and diversity and Microsoft's needs to comply with local laws and blame fat fingers by some intern who was to be disciplined. Then their General Counsel Brad Smith will write a
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https://purelyfunctional.tv/mini-guide/the-ultimate-guide-to...
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In India there is a saying - "Brain drain is better than brain in drain".
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Never Complain about downvoting - even if you think its unfair, its counter productive. Also, refraining (from complaining) will build the disagreement muscle and will check 'approval seeking' instincts. my 2 cents.
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So concealed carry needs license but if you want to carry without license it should be open carry?
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We are all assigned opinions - some of us have self-awareness to acknowledge it.
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What happened in Texas was Sum of all fears. Every type of energy production failed, and entire state from Dalhart to Del Rio were under winter storm at the same time. The core issue is whether to winterize the infrastructure or not, in 201
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Do not under-estimate the 'jack of all trades' value proposition. They usually win out in consumer or semi-pro circles.
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U.S. senators close to announcing $52B chips funding deal(reuters.com)
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