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turar
10y ago
In other words, can you really have BI without universal health care?
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10y ago
What are tech jobs in Kelowna? I can't imagine there are many tech jobs there at all. Or at least any tech jobs there that pay more than 30% of a similar job in major US cities, let alone SV.
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turar
10y ago
It was FBI though, so it was at federal level?
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10y ago
Most of the improvements are superficial, apart from medicine maybe. - Housing - Education - Quality of jobs - Career growth - Job security These are less accessible than 30-40 years ago, while surely you can enjoy the magic of Facebook on
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turar
10y ago
There are ten tech cities in Canada? I thought there were like ten cities in total. :)
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10y ago
The US Attorney is widely believed to be loosely based on Preet Bharara. This is a good recent profile: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/05/09/the-man-who-ter...
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turar
10y ago
Which bond funds would you recommend and what are their current rates?
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10y ago
>> So I end up paying twice for each item I buy? Nice. Not if you believe that you underpaid for it in the first place. >> My experience is that clothes and particularly shoes that I buy which were manufactured in Europe I was u
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10y ago
You can always go the extra effort to locate the factory workers who make your clothes and start sending them money directly. You have that choice too. But back to your original point, do you believe that a shirt made in England that you wo
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turar
10y ago
I'm curious, why would treating everyone as if they're equals make you run away to Japan?
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10y ago
Moreover, the person you'd be lying to couldn't care less if you're lying or not. The person is most likely paid by the hour and is counting down hours to clock out and go home.
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10y ago
Yep. This is a bit trivialized, but is accurate and to the point: http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user3303...
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10y ago
It also probably had to do with religion. The US was heavily religious compared to the Soviet block. And religion usually puts women in their place behind men.
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10y ago
There's a large number of people that believe it's not their fault, e.g. comments here http://www.metafilter.com/158762/The-Secret-Shame-of-Middle-...
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10y ago
I'd imagine the difference between a highly and a lowly ranked school is more than an SAT prep course.
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10y ago
I'd imagine students at lower ranked schools had lower SATs scores, and thus didn't get to similar colleges.
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11y ago
Here's one sensible approach: http://www.terrain.org/articles/28/tachieva.htm
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11y ago
Just realized the second link is broken and can't edit the original comment. Fixed link: http://bright-green.org/2013/06/25/my-public-school-days-the...
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11y ago
A couple of related posts that I found very interesting and are probably worth sharing here: A reddit discussion on bullshitting and class: http://www.reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/comments/1h3j08/generatio...
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turar
11y ago
Can somebody explain how are EV, and especially Tesla, batteries different from, say, my laptop batteries, which normally degrade to the point of being unusable within 4-5 years, and have to be replaced?
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11y ago
A poor person has no Netflix, and doesn't have time for YouTube, she is either clocked in on the job, sitting in traffic to pick up kids from school, or cooking dinner. Besides, that kind of mindless passive entertainment is vastly inf
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11y ago
This has a good overview of a routine day in the life of a monarch. It's nothing like bad meat and oatmeal. https://www.quora.com/What-was-daily-life-like-for-a-medieva...
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11y ago
What's that number? Not even out of single digits? That's rich indeed, considering the entire history of the 20th century is that of successful foreign capitalist intervention, starting all the way with the Russian revolution. No
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11y ago
> We can generate new jobs. Yes, we can. http://strikemag.org/bullshit-jobs/
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11y ago
Not to mention capitalist countries working very hard to undermine marxists and communists by pretty much any means possible.
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11y ago
Agree. In post-USSR countries communism is still very popular.
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11y ago
Why do American banks and their clients get this advantage? Does it come down to the historical fact that the US Dollar is a currency with a unique worldwide status?
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11y ago
Yeah, Toronto is much better than most North American cities, but it's not perfect by any means, at least if one is to believe r/toronto. :) Regarding car ownership, yes, you can always tax car registrations and gasoline way highe
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11y ago
It's a factor of poor public transit. Imagine walking out of your house, walking 3 minutes to the nearest bus stop, waiting at most 5 minutes for the next bus, and then not worrying about any congestion until you're at work. If yo
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11y ago
Yes, it all seems like a very creative marketing scheme.
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