supermw

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by supermw 8y ago
Especially the 21st century and onwards.
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by supermw 8y ago
In Star Wars very few people know how to read, let alone read and write code. This is a consequence of a world where technology advances faster than people are able to understand it, and abstractions build on top of abstractions to the poin
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by supermw 8y ago
A lot of those things are conscious choices... I suppose getting good grades is tough if you are not intelligent and were born with a bad brain, or paying attention might be tough if you had ADD. Some of it may just be a result of having de
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by supermw 8y ago
My choices were nothing special: Pay attention in school, do my homework, get good grades, pick a meaningful hobby, don't drink or do drugs, don't beat up other kids for fun, read books, work in a retail store, stay away from dram
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by supermw 8y ago
As an individual I am hardly responsible for others doing badly.
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by supermw 8y ago
If I put in my time, if I learn valuable skills, if I make smart choices, if I choose to do something complex over something menial, then I would want to see myself doing better than people who did not choose to do those things, no matter h
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by supermw 8y ago
Demanding proof before continuing a discussion is a way to avoid discussions, not elevate people's understanding of a topic. Many people here do not have the same knowledge of the topic and may simply agree with the first theory that m
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by supermw 8y ago
I was fortunate that my highschool offered a choice between PE and weightlifting classes. PE has clearly always been for suckers, I remember seeing kids playing volleyball or soccer or running 3 times a week in the hot sun with no sunscre