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   by temp8964 5y ago

   See data here: https://datacenter.kidscount.org/data/line/107-children-in-s...
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   by temp8964 5y ago

   Yeah. I have the same philosophy. The thing is that, other than libertarians, nobody really agree with this philosophy. Especially the left, who loves the big government and hates libertarians to guts, sometimes suddenly pick a fundamentall
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   Apple Daily, Pro-Democracy Newspaper in Hong Kong, Is Forced to Close(nytimes.com)

   6 points by temp8964 5y ago|0 comments
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   by temp8964 5y ago

   There is no absolute acceptance of "using their bodies as they see fit" or "my body my rules". It is just a made up rule no civil society accepts. Otherwise people can walk nakedly everywhere they want. There is simply n
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   by temp8964 5y ago

   Sounds amazing. So the group of kids with 70% fatherless can achieve the same as the group of kids with 30% fatherless! Wow.
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   by temp8964 5y ago

   Yes. I should wait for it to be literally everywhere, untill then I can be concerned.
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   by temp8964 5y ago

   Spot on. Reporting peers is already encouraged in many schools and even colleges.
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   by temp8964 5y ago

   But it's truly "everywhere". There are too many photos of those crazy presentations come out almost every week. Maybe you think it's not widely spread. But those crazy nuts are being adopted by many places. Parents are r
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   by temp8964 5y ago

   Thanks. My oldest kid is at the second grade now, so I don't see those stuff directly. But I am very very concerned.
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    Your logic is very very strange. Because Fox mentioned it, it must be created by Fox?
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    When teachers are taught those crazy stuff, I think concerned parents should be openly against it. And I totally agree those things should be banned from public education and teacher training. Simply put, I don't want any of those crap
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    Where did I say they're being taught?
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    I agree with most of what you said, but I don't think CRT has anything value intellectually. Reasonable thinking on race issues is very difficult, I don't think CRT positively contribute to any of that. CRT is in itself radical, i
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    This kind of training on teachers is everywhere. Which is also wrong. Shall I wait on it? Or are you saying it is ok for those things to be taught in teacher training, but only wrong when it is taught to kids?
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    No. The panic is not created by the media. I don't want my kids to be taught how White people are racists, or "people of color" are oppressed. Even I am not a White.
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    It's better to spend free time on your own, actually. Managers don't like you to spend free time to dig around. I learned it hard way.
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    Yeah. The CCP has strategically used proxy businessmen to purchase HK (and Taiwan) newspapers for couple decades.
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    > Is there something magical about Swiss people that makes them handle direct democracy responsibly that other populations doesn't have? This doesn't have to be anything magical. Do you believe there is no cultural difference?
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    What? This is a totally nonsensical response. Everybody read history knows current Switzerland is a very unique outlier.
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    Some people are more equal than others.
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    I use Q-Dir, a quad-pane file explorer. http://www.softwareok.com/?seite=Freeware/Q-Dir
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    Nuh. None of those fix the problem. They just fix tiny issues around the problem. The only way to reduce homeless is rebuild traditional value and traditional family structure. Less people get divorced, less kids get abandoned. People alway
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    Honest question. Why do they need to ban this claim? Because U.S. doctors follow YouTube video suggestions when they prescribe drugs? > In the US, you don't get to make medical claims that you can't prove are valid. Is this a l
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    Identity crisis: how the politics of race will wreck America(spectatorworld.com)

    3 points by temp8964 5y ago|0 comments
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    AMD vs. Intel CPU Market Share(cpubenchmark.net)

    207 points by temp8964 5y ago|164 comments
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    Search this in Google News: "mass shootings surge as nation faces record high" https://www.google.com/search?q=mass+shootings+surge+as+nati...
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    > I remember asking for this over 10 years ago in their user forums, only to get some volunteer evangelist (who wasn't an employee and didn't have an official title but spent hours a day on the forum) claiming it "wasn&#x2
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    I got my understanding from the illustrated book... OK. So I didn't get what Kafka is.
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    I read the whole thing. That's why I have the question. So they used to have messages send to everyone (websocks?), now they have the messages persistent in different channels for people to consume. Isn't this just different entry
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    by temp8964 5y ago

    I don't understand your metaphor. But thanks.