stank345

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   by stank345 11y ago

   > A lot of this centers around what proficiency means. This is very true and this is what bothers me when reading about these supposed polyglots/hyperglots. As a Portuguese speaker, I get Spanish "for free" as in I'm
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   by stank345 12y ago

   I just closed Chrome as a test and am viewing this thread in FFX. Chrome was using 3 GB of RAM :/
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   by stank345 12y ago

   I wonder how this trend relates to where people live. It seems like not owning a car is only possible if you live in an urban environment. We make it work thanks to good public transportation and ZipCar. Perhaps people still own cars, but o
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   Your Taste Doesn't Matter(lengstorf.com)

   3 points by stank345 13y ago|1 comments
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   by stank345 13y ago

   I would say the problem is people blaming the proximate but not the absolute causes. In a lot of cases, society sets people up to fail and then blames them when they do. In your overeating example, the problem is that we have tons of highly