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by summarite 10y ago
The conditions were there to ensure Greece would actually reform, rather than keep lying about data and overspending each year to an extremely unsustainable degree. Greece caused the mess 100℅ itself, then turned around and asked for money.
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by summarite 10y ago
As a centre left I very much like his rhetorics and thinking, but you have to be extremely careful to take any of this at face value. I was not immediately involved but close enough and involved enough to the action to read and discuss thes
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That's how you get the goodies holdouts. Do it now or pay 120$¥€...
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by summarite 10y ago
Forgot to add this second main piece of evidence that modern humans are 'out of Africa': modern African populations have more genetic diversity. When populations migrate it's not a representative sample of all genes, but rath
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That's not at all what's in the article.
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by summarite 10y ago
The fixed factor is that 97℅ of our DNA matches with that of fossils in Africa. So our ancestors must have come from there, but that doesn't mean there were a few intermediate stops. Also always worth remembering that the classificatio
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by summarite 10y ago
I think you should look at the background papers before making such a bold and unwarranted dismissal. Any researcher worth their salt will make sure to at least try to exclude other factors, and any good peer reviewer and journal editor wil
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by summarite 10y ago
I'm not sure why you all think Microsoft has big problems. They still have the corporate and public sector, largely even the education market cornered. They are hugely profitable and right now taking crazy-looking but probably not exac
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France more likely than Germany to lead the EU Council after Brexit(votewatch.eu)
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People voted for change (Brexit?) in order to keep things unchanging? Not sure the theory fully checks out, but it seems very clear indeed that the policy narrative that's all about economics is not something normal people can feel c
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by summarite 10y ago
I'm not sure I can grasp why you're so negative about house ownership and you seem to be rather in some weird ideological cage that doesn't let you see the whole picture. Firstly you have something akin to the broken window f
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by summarite 10y ago
Very interesting article and sounds well researched and conclusive on the toxic oil case. I'm not expert enough to draw any real conclusions or doubt the evidence but it seems all rather sound. But his wholesale dismissal of most of sc
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by summarite 10y ago
Look, you're making utterly unsubstantiated claims based on your own conjecture and some supposed virologist friend. No matter how smart and educated you might believe yourself to be, you are just as ridiculously making stuff up as eg
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by summarite 10y ago
I think you are mistaken to think there is no business case for good, stable salaries. Think motivation, employee retention, attractiveness to prospective employees, team spirit, ... you can easily argue that a good and happy team is worth
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Sadly not
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Modern interviewing is about whether a candidate brings the right skills and whether s/he'd fit in. It's not about finding the best robot, it's about finding a colleague your both be able to work and have fun with. The a
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by summarite 10y ago
Uhh, I think you forgot quite a few things on the other direction: false flag operation and takeover of Crimea, creating and sustaining the civil war in East Ukraine, holding several provinces of other countries hostage, hacking into Baltic
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by summarite 10y ago
Would be curious to know how frequently the US hacks into Russia's systems. That US (and UK) hacked Belgium's national telecom to listen to EU communications, and planted bugs and breached the systems of the two EU representations
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It seems the argument holds somewhat - healthy and long life needs lots of stimuli and eg January learning in old age is known to delay dementia. That tai chi helps micro movements is interesting, but is this a point about complexity or jus
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LinkedIn night Lynda.com, so they certainly intend to try the educational side.
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An interesting angle is that this might prevent big companies, government agencies, schools etc to disallow just of opera if it was ever possible in the first place. Poor they'll just block the IPs with their usual web filter software