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by temp8964 6y ago
Not sure why you are so obsessed with this. Yes this process does involve humans, but the process has aspects can be examined as independent of humans. This study does not care about the reviewers, it cares about the process. For example, y
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by temp8964 6y ago
Windmills do not spin all night? Not sure what's the point of this.
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by temp8964 6y ago
Does not pop out all the questions for user approval! Imaging how many law suits they will get!
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by temp8964 6y ago
How do you put this mandate on your enemy?
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by temp8964 6y ago
Did PayPal provide any real economic value at all? Shouldn't credit cards already provided everything already? If you agree PayPal did provide real economic value, you admit the system before it was imperfect. So PayPal fixed the last
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The Social Construction of Racism in the United States(manhattan-institute.org)
5 points by temp8964 6y ago|1 comments
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by temp8964 6y ago
I did have a point on that sentence, but didn't expand on that. Actually I did know the tone is bad. I guess the idea is that "we" as public interest conflicts with Twitter's corporate interest, but "we" can&#x
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by temp8964 6y ago
> "We Need To Get Rid Of Twitter Trending Topics" "We"? Are you Twitter CEO or on Twitter board ? Right now Twitter trending topics are specifically designed as part of the big outrage machine. Many of those topics ar
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by temp8964 6y ago
Seriously I can't believe this is that simple. There is no way public health bureaucrats don't understand this common sense logic. Otherwise they would all become vaccine deniers.
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by temp8964 6y ago
Also see the author's twitter: https://twitter.com/FlorianGallwitz/status/13761673088345292...
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The Rise and Fall of 'Social Bot' Research(papers.ssrn.com)
2 points by temp8964 6y ago|1 comments
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by temp8964 6y ago
It's really hard to say which one costs more. If they fail or give up the law suit, then the challenge becomes open-ended. If they win the law suit, the cost is fixed.
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by temp8964 6y ago
Nobody is asking for "75000 de-anonymized patient records" at all. You lost total credibility by making this kind strawman attack.
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by temp8964 6y ago
That's only because at the time the central government didn't know what's happening. After that, you don't even know how many patients died. Check China's death count to see how unreal it is. And not a single doctor
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YouTube pulls Florida governor's video, says his panel spread Covid-19 misinfo(nbcnews.com)
13 points by temp8964 6y ago|3 comments
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by temp8964 6y ago
This is the most naive take of the real world. Yes. The Chinese government can easily make Chinese scientists lie when needed. "with zero evidence"? The Chinese government told their labs destroy lab samples at the beginning of th
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by temp8964 6y ago
> The conspiracy becomes so immense it's absurd the many thousands of people who would have to keep quiet. This really indicates you have idea about China. The CCP can easily make millions and tens of millions not only quiet, but en
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by temp8964 6y ago
> covid-19 originating outside wuhan entirely, Is this the main stream opinion now? Can you provide a link? Or is this just your personal opinion?
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by temp8964 6y ago
"almost 70% asian experience racism"? Only if you mean how college admission in the U.S. discriminates against Asian kids.
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by temp8964 6y ago
Imagining a federal $15 minimum wage will easily level up everyone in the town to middle class... (sarcasm)
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by temp8964 6y ago
If everyone uses biking, there will be not enough cars when needed. Very simple point.
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by temp8964 6y ago
Because cars don't suddenly appear when there is a heavy rain.
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by temp8964 6y ago
You are not talking about biking as the choice for most people for every day use.
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by temp8964 6y ago
You are only thinking the situation where biking is a minority choice. If you want biking become a choice for most people, these solutions do not work.
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by temp8964 6y ago
You read my whole comment right? The context is in heavy rain / wind. Do you do that too?
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by temp8964 6y ago
Yes. We have noticed these too. And there were videos of silly kids doing silly things (like pretend fighting / chasing). And characters just walking inside video games (like Minecraft). Totally pointless and meaningless videos. Consta
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by temp8964 6y ago
> "Remote learning and virtual schooling are viable alts to closing schools". No. They are not. They are only good for a short period as a temporary alternative. Not for whole semester or even whole school year.
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by temp8964 6y ago
I realized there is an easier solution: the whole city is a huge building, everyone lives and works inside. And you get time to go out once a while. ^_^.
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by temp8964 6y ago
Jacket might be ok for small rain, but for heavy rain and thunderstorm? No. Employers expect employees to come to work every business day, and people expect business to open every business day, even under heavy rain and thunderstorm. Watch!
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Why Hasn't the Mainstream Media Pilloried 60 Mins for Spreading Misinformation?(reason.com)
49 points by temp8964 6y ago|14 comments

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