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"No one ever made an accusation that wasn't supported by facts. " Wow.
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5y ago
I know libgen has a desktop client, but it still downloads files from server. Would be nice if a libgen/scihub client can search and then download from torrents.
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5y ago
Thanks. I feel I said lots of stupid things in the past, so I created a long-term throwaway account.
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Did FBI investigate Bernie Sanders and his associates?
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There is nothing new about Russia interfering with foreign elections. What is new is that a presidential candidate can be accused of colluding with Russia. You can't just go back to say "Russian collusion" means something els
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But the Mueller team was good at covering their own ass. At Least 27 Phones from Special Counsel’s Office Were Wiped before DOJ Inspector General Could Review Them https://news.yahoo.com/least-27-phones-special-counsel-21293
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If the FBI can use the Russia thing on a presidential candidate, they can use it on anybody.
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Is Hamas rocket attack considered as "government violence"?
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What if there is a racial difference in the test score?
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5y ago
How about give everyone a state id first.
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5y ago
OK. What I meant is for much longer time frame, not recent twenty or thirty years.
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Let me offer another aspect to this kind of thinking. The poor is having increased living standard overtime: toilets, electricity, AC, refrigerator, TV, etc. etc. Why? Because the rich invests in technology and the poor takes benefit from t
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People usually underestimate how difficult it is to do experiments, especially when you want to get quantitatively consistent results. Physics experiments sound easier than human experiments, but if you really do it and be serious with the
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50% is reproducibility of experimental studies. There are fields don't even do experiment. There are fields don't even run statistics. There are fields don't even use logic.....
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If you look at the bar chart, you will see: 1. this third is much smaller than the first and second, 2. other categories are carefully divided small categories. The "third" is not a meaningful comparison. A meaningful one should b
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5y ago
But you can't live inside stocks. House is not just investment.
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Totally unnecessary comment targeting other people's "behavior". Just say it's part of default coloring theme and you are welcome to create your own. Isn't this enough?
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Since we have DNA evidence now, does this mean we should expect less mistakes in the future? If this is the case, abolishing death penalty may be in the wrong direction. Instead of abolishing death penalty, how about raise the bar for the e
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Not that straightforward. I know of a friend whose autistic son "works" for GoodWill. The friend loves to have her son to volunteer without pay at all, and she knows the payment is just a gesture. Exploiting? No. That's actua
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The text literally said "we reject ideas of natural gifts and talents". You want to twist it to the opposite. There is no context here to make this dramatic turn. Even if the writer does not know how to finish a sentence, you are
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"Environment, circumstance, and chance are more than sufficient to explain differences in performance". Wow.
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Genetic associations with math tracking and persistence in secondary school
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Your effort to whitewash is dishonest. "we reject ideas of natural gifts and talents" this is the direct quote from the document. How is it okay for a government document to bluntly lie? Natural gifts and talents are not ideas, bu
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Now you are just bluntly making stuff up. How did something exploded in 1950-60s was a result of slavery? So anything happened to African Americans is a result of slavery? Just throwing the word systematic racism is sufficient for you. And
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> It's very likely the current system's inequalities in the black population are a direct result of actual racist individuals from the past. Not necessarily true. The destruction of black families is not a result of slavery or
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Before make any policy suggestions, first honestly admit its existence and admit it has nothing to do with slavery. And then you might find what caused it and how to fix it.
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> Society disagrees with you, and they get to choose what words mean. Lol. Society disagrees with you. Vast majority of people knows racism mean intentional. "Systemic racism" is just a political jargon throw around by one sid
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The word "racism" or any "xxxism" always indicate the underlying intention or psychological leaning. You can say there are systemic reasons to explain the current racial discrepancies, but unless the reasons are intentio
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Racism used to mean something related to human conscious , motivation, psychological leaning. Now any measured discrepancies in race is "systematic racism". If a big asteroid dropped from the sky and killed thousands of people, it
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Can you give an example what will happen if states do not use standardized tests?
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