thissideup

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by thissideup 12y ago
As a worthy aside, Kundera described totalitarianism as the process of depriving people of memory to transform them into children.
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by thissideup 12y ago
You're missing the forest. The point is that people choose to cover certain parts of themselves, even if they are just laying on a towel sunbathing.
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by thissideup 12y ago
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by thissideup 12y ago
Bathing suits don't, but they're still widely worn.
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by thissideup 12y ago
Yes. We are two generations out. The memory is long gone.
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by thissideup 12y ago
Ironclad. You're so right, anyone who watches a video on any government-approved terrorist topic should instantly be droned.
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by thissideup 12y ago
Thanks for sharing that information created and disseminated by the NSA itself[0][1][2]. Wasn't the original party line "over fifty"? No reason to think they would ever lie[3][4]. Elected US officials don't have access t
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by thissideup 12y ago
Clearly all dedicated terrorists start by watching videos on the internet. Kind of a stupid notion to ground your whole argument on.
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by thissideup 12y ago
Can you provide a single example of these systems stopping an act of terrorism?
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by thissideup 12y ago
> academic environments based on groupthink and insulation from unapproved ideas. Arguably this is true of most primary, secondary, and higher learning in America. It negatively affects everyone who goes through it, regardless of their t
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by thissideup 12y ago
Right but astronomy isn't called telescope science either. Whereas computer science is.
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by thissideup 12y ago
Planting evidence digitally seems like a particularly useful ability. If that were to prove difficult, slip a USB drive into someone's bag and tip off the authorities.