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> "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs" People that can pay more do, those that can't... don't?
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> Why file them, then? "Don't hate the player, hate the game."
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11y ago
Anyone else download it with the intention to work through it but never actually do it?
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11y ago
I hope not- that seems like the perfect balance between invasive information gathering and sane validation measures.
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11y ago
As a casual observer (at best) of art- this doesn't seem true. It's a victim of chronic upstaging like the rest of the humanities.
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11y ago
People that value reading differently than you?
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11y ago
Your feet are a solid standby.
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11y ago
> The criticism is due to the fact that they burst into the room with guns drawn. It was an over-reaction to a completely unknown situation that was about 99.9% benign. The cops received a report about armed individuals- that warrants an
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Thanks- I've recently started a 'It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it' sort of pursuit- I'm currently stumbling through Lois Tysons' "Critical Theory Today:
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11y ago
Are there any Marxist or African-American perspectives you might be able to recommend?
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11y ago
Consider looking at this- https://sayloracademy.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/20904185...
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11y ago
How to Become a Pure Mathematician (or Statistician): a List of Undergraduate and Basic Graduate Textbooks and Lecture Notes - the blog http://hbpms.blogspot.com/ For a lot of other stuff check out Saylor.org's old &#x
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11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_League#Other_Ivies
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11y ago
Even as a kid I'd be too shy to draw attention to myself like that.
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11y ago
> A pot of coffee in the morning and usually 2 - 3 espressos during the day. Wow, I thought taking a 200mg tablet with a glass of milk every morning was excessive.
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11y ago
A related /r/UIUC thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/UIUC/comments/3qh5ja/dean_cangellar...
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11y ago
Man, I don't think I'm clever enough to enjoy these. How often do they resort to P&C adventure game logic?
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11y ago
On the spot? Probably not, no. I would begin looking for work elsewhere though, possibly in a different field.
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11y ago
If it meant having a job or not, sure I guess.
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11y ago
So? I purchased my kitchen appliances from a retailer, but went to the manufacturer's warranty when I needed repairs, even though the retailer has my money. You made an agreement with the retailer- software sales are final. You make th
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The retailer isn't the one you're making an agreement with, is it?
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Cartels and other criminal organizations aren't in the stone age- they regularly and routinely abduct, if not blackmail, professionals that suit their purposes. I get it- you're trying to paint a privileged vs un-privileged pictur
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11y ago
Sorry, I failed to retain that passage when reading. Does this apply to college/university?
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I can't imagine being in a position where I need WP- obviously I couldn't claim where I went to school anymore, would I also need to absolve my claims to my skillset? Would I have to give up working in my industry, my assorted mes
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> For some people that turns from harmless social drinking to alcoholism and can destroy their lives. What I'd give to go back five years and slap 20-year old me around... I've turned my life around but I have zero friends to s
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Maybe to make a point- an Australian company can 'make it' in the US. Something to point to when pressuring the Ausi gov't?
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11y ago
Were the 4 years of experience relevant to your degree and career path?
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That's 43,200/yr- plenty to live a comfortable life in much of the US.
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Yeah, the only reason I moved out is because the only work I could get was in another city. If it didn't mean a 4 hour daily commute, I'd definitely still be hanging with my parents.
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Look at the website- all the content is there, just in multiple PDF files. In the spirit of supporting an open textbook effort, I ponied up $10 for the 'combined' PDF that has some other little niceties.
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