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721.
by tsol 4y ago
This seems just bad faith. As if this isn't one of the most controversial issues of our time
722.
by tsol 4y ago
In that case why not abort people who are autistic? Yeah they tend to be smart in some areas, but neurotypical would be less annoying.
723.
by tsol 4y ago
What I find interesting is that most actual people with cancer don't feel that way. They find meaning in their life, however short, and are glad to have gotten experienced it. It's only cynical people online that think life would
724.
by tsol 4y ago
I feel with investing classes it often works the other way around-- people hear about all these folks getting rich off of crypto or the stock market, feel it sounds like something they can do, and then take an investing class to figure out
725.
by tsol 4y ago
If plastic didn't exist, there would be much more demand for glass and in return a much higher price.
726.
by tsol 4y ago
You can. You just have to make a strong enough argument to prove video games cause violence for a judge to let the case proceed. There's a reason it doesn't matter and it's not because video games are beyond banning.
727.
by tsol 4y ago
When it's a few people, the individual is the problem. When it's a large percentage of people, it's a systemic problem.
728.
by tsol 4y ago
It has become incredibly political. It always has had a heavy political aspect, but now it's just about completely impossible to avoid.
729.
by tsol 4y ago
I don't think that analogy works Railroads and telephone wires are the necessary physical network required for railways and telephones. Apple is a private company, and if they decided to keep their stock to themselves there still would
730.
by tsol 4y ago
I mean vocalizations aren't language. My baby makes all sorts of vocalizations, but it's not language. And I'm not just saying that because I'm an adult exceptionalist
731.
by tsol 4y ago
This makes a lot of sense to me. I've grown up with my feet in two communities, my smaller ethnic community and the greater local community. My ethnic community is really tight, and most people get along with one another. There's
732.
by tsol 4y ago
You'd still expect to see some autistic people, unless for some reason autistic people died more often. I don't see any reason for that though
733.
by tsol 4y ago
Then you might find yourself jobless soon. I'm not saying it's right, but it's a reality many people have had to deal with.
734.
by tsol 4y ago
If you don't, and suddenly you find huge crowds of angry protestors organized on Twitter around your facility, would you still not act? How about if they start contacting your funders and put pressure on them? Unfortunately it's n
735.
by tsol 4y ago
>“They have the wrong guy,” a female scientist who knows Sabatini and Knouse told me. A female former trainee told me that the climate in Sabatini’s lab was “one of excellence.” She said that Sabatini could be demanding, but he was never
736.
by tsol 4y ago
Thanks for the sarcasm. Here are the HN guidelines; >Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive. >Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A g
737.
by tsol 4y ago
Wouldn't that disproportionately help mostly already wealthy upper class Norwegians who have the ability to qualify as CEOs? I think that matters, as often these types of measures don't take into account lower classes
738.
by tsol 4y ago
To be fair, college was much cheaper back then
739.
by tsol 4y ago
Even if that's true, this unengaged manager still has the power to make your life difficult if they think you're not doing enough
740.
by tsol 4y ago
>About 100 cases of ghost surgeries were prosecuted in the five-year period before 2018, according to the health ministry. But between 2008 and 2014, about 100,000 patients were victims of ghost surgeries, the Korean Society of Plastic S
741.
by tsol 4y ago
Not everyone knows what it is. As a Muslim I still regularly get people asking me to explain what exactly Ramadan is.
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Tax errors took everything from a disabled woman and left her homeless(charlotteobserver.com)
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743.
by tsol 4y ago
Are you being treated with chronic pain by any pain killers? I've heard this before, but it's not exactly as you put it. Chronic opioid use leads to sensitization to pain. This doesn't mean it is equivalent to the pain being
744.
by tsol 4y ago
She also probably didn't say "let them eat cake"
745.
by tsol 4y ago
This business deal is far too dramatic for me to continue caring
746.
by tsol 4y ago
The people in power certainly will take advantage of it, and for that reason we will all suffer disproportionately
747.
by tsol 4y ago
Usually "your lawyer" just refers to any lawyer you have a working relationship with, in my experience. I'm guessing this advice is for someone who finds the privacy issue especially heinous
748.
by tsol 4y ago
Honestly I think woke just means leftist or progressive most of the time
749.
by tsol 4y ago
Eh everyone is different. Some people have weird reactions, I can believe it might make someone feel simulated for some reason. It's probably not a common reaction though
750.
by tsol 4y ago
So what do we do with the sick and poor elderly folks? It provides a benefit for the younger as well in that junior doesn't have to worry about grandma dying of an untreated illness

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