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tertius
9y ago
> Even scientists who have no malicious intent can still have their work influenced by unconscious biases if they aren't careful. There are more obvious things that influence scientists without malicious intent. - Money. - Internal
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9y ago
> You can do this with literally anything. Yes you can. But the evidence shows that crime related to supporting a drug habit actually exists compared to a Facebook habit. Addiction comes in many flavors. Gaming addiction don't add s
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tertius
9y ago
No amount of effort, without guidance, will lead to anything either. It's a combo. And guidance is required for learning. In the extreme edge cases all the guidance required may be written though, I won't argue against that.
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tertius
9y ago
I had a B average at school, no need to study except the day before. This has caused some issues later in life...
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tertius
9y ago
Are those special rocks or can I just pick some up from my garden? I guess any garden that doesn't have tigers in it should work right?
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tertius
9y ago
For children, what makes makes effort into measurable improvement is guidance/teaching.
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tertius
9y ago
Good idea. Source?
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tertius
9y ago
Grades should be solely based on production. But intelligence without work is useless. Effort should be praised, but not rewarded if it's result did not get anyone further than they were before. Getting all B's is not a very good
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tertius
9y ago
Right pinky brigade checking in. Mechanical solved this for me instantly.
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tertius
9y ago
Are you this good at sniffing out an immigrant in person as well?
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tertius
9y ago
The higher poster was talking about a much larger swathe of accusation of Russia than you were. Your cited document covers a small amount of investigation not really answering his/her objections to labeling everything a Russian hack. N
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tertius
9y ago
You're right, I misread and commented too quickly. My reply was a lot more generic than your comment warranted. I'm sorry about that.
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tertius
9y ago
Because Disney world fills up all emotional unhappy holes... Rather give them a secure and happy family than materialism.
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9y ago
> merely blaming Russia High confidence, about very specific things. Not all the things, i.e. the goalposts.
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tertius
9y ago
Goalposts: > Blaming things on the Russians was another common thing during the cold war.
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tertius
9y ago
All of their reports on all of their investigations into Russian hacking is not included on the declassified document. Did they investigate voting machine hacking? It's not included in this report.
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tertius
9y ago
> Because all investigations from the three letter agencies agree on it. You may want to verify this.
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tertius
9y ago
It's not how one treats it, it's how one is treated when this insult is used. No possible discussion follows. All opinions, however tame, are outcast.
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tertius
9y ago
Almost all people will appeal, it's quite easy. This brings us to the volume of appeals. Google has never liked to support this type of grunt work.
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9y ago
> happens to lead us to a conclusion we don't like, we should 'be careful' and pretend the fact is untrue? Reduce that to: > happens to lead us to a conclusion we don't like, we should be careful especially given t
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tertius
9y ago
This is an argument for denying man made climate change. Be careful.
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tertius
9y ago
If you're Christian check out medishare (and other alternatives). Disclaimer: I'm not a still for them.
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tertius
9y ago
Healthcare sucks AND it's ridiculously expensive.
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9y ago
When I say the following: > Be the example that you don't believe exists. It's in response to you saying: > of an inherently exploitive system. A trivially small number of them actually added true wealth to the world And I
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tertius
9y ago
The older you get the more you realize how important it is to focus. Specifically long term.
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tertius
9y ago
Why do you keep saying "recent administrations"?
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tertius
9y ago
I stand corrected!
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tertius
9y ago
What exactly?
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tertius
9y ago
Save and wait. Save more than you're comfortable with. If you work in the Bay area and you can't save. Get out.
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tertius
9y ago
Do work, save, don't go into debt, invest.
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