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I'm sad to live in a society where school is considered a factory producing efficient labor rather than somewhere to help children become autonomous (in the actual sense of the word, not our French bizare conception of autonomy which l
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Because it's bullshit from people who consider being called out on their hurtful behavior as being imprisonned. They want to be free to hurt people, but they don't want us to have freedom to confront them about this.
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This also strikes me as the American obsession about passing IQ tests in every single study. Do you remember some other excuses he suggested in the past?
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Nice bait and nice misuse of the word "socialist". Capitalists are taking advantage of state funds, duh it's socialism fault.
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Without a controlled environment, it's unlikely. Life has changed in many other ways in the past 20 years
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I'm an NN supporter and don't love "more competition" actually. Anarchists also are for net neutrality fyi.
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Except neoliberals and right-wing libertarians (for most part), as their idiology is based on the belief of an unaltered freedom of choice afaik. The good old myth of pure freedom of choice is not dying anytime soon.
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It's brutal with respect to the "new spirit of capitalism" image that the tech industry represents
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Does it really ? I don't believe in free will, to a large extent, and this doesn't stop me from trying to do good. And doesn't the idea of "free will" also do harm ? Such as when people just discard mental health is
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Where does this claim come ? Do they actually ? If so, I'd say it has to do with average age of conservatives vs "progressives".
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The Milgram experiment can't really apply to random people you know nothing about in random situations you've barely described though.
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And then a certain Nobel Prize believes "nudges" will be used for our own good. Ha-ha.
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This reminds me of Macron's ridiculous statement that "the youth wants to be entrepreneurs, not state workers". Lolz
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Except in that context you don't just feed children they also work with you at a young age so... There's also an economic advantage to having children
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Did you just compare countries with houses ? Do people still use this tired argument ? The line is pretty obvious, it's called property of usage, you can't be denied what you actually need to live a decent life as defined by your
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Well some tribes have different time concepts tho http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-13452711
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My thoughts exactly. The data isn't totally random but it's most likely very lacking in many ways. Yet another example of how perfectly correct math will most probably lead to wrong results due to false premise
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France's safety net is shit for auto entrepreneurs so this could explain that.
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Yeah, "vegan in the head but not in the plate", I think our ranks are growing haha
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Yeah and the whole point of the article is to discuss why. Thanks for your contribution anyways
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The report rates also dropped. You just cherry picked to attack the article here.
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It would help to stop with the strawmen. Feminists don't say men and women are not different at all, they say that the gender roles are based on cultural factors more than biological ones.
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Since you point it out, the computational analogy of the brain is useful but also has shortcomings as it leads us to misconceptions. There's also a model/theory called enacting which doesn't consider cognition like a computer
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Why would anyone need more than 400k a year for himself in the first place though ?
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Because the USSR isn't just Stalin killing people with his bare hands.
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Argentina doesn't ring a bell ?
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Are you seriously comparing communism and nazism because both happenned to occur under dictatorships ? Then capitalism is all the same, and people got killed for being politically opposed to their capitalist dictatorship, just saying. Serio
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You believe 12k a year basic income will make people work less ?
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Every single prof I have had have forbidden my class to write 1/infinity=0...
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Because he needs a job maybe
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