unknownkadath

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by unknownkadath 7y ago
And neural tubes aren't people, but women are.
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
He thought that because he was good at triangles that he was right to violently impose his wrong beliefs on his countrymen. It didn't go well for him. The parallels are pretty obvious, and they do not require a ruler and compass to co
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
All those same things apply to house flies. Look, you believe what you believe because a priest or a guy wearing khakis and a sports jacket named "Pastor Skip" told you so. Don't pretend that your opinion came from anywhere
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
Pythagoras thought beans were people.
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
Like how you compare a live woman with a history and thoughts and dreams with a few micrograms of cells that a body may or may not spontaneosly eject via well-characterized biological processes?
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
You are welcome to your wrong opinion, just like Pythagoras.
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
A neural tube isn't a baby.
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
Why not? So what?
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
See, here's the thing: a neural tube with the same number of neurons as C. elegans isn't the same thing as a human being. I can see how some folks can get confused, though.
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
That is not a charitable interpretation of the parent comment, friend.
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by unknownkadath 7y ago
It should not be surprising that different writers have different priorities and opinions. Would it not be more suspicious if the paper's content were monotone and homogeneous?
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
Hope it works out with a minimum of hassle!
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
Before disputing the charge, be sure to back up all data and contact info from your Google accounts. Fighting charges has been known to trigger account lockouts with no appeal.
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
Damnatio memoriae has been around for a long time.
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
Do you know his story?
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
That escalated quickly
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
I think it's safe to say that most alcohol-enjoying visitors to our fair city don't have friends here to crash with.
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
We're just glad everyone got home! I don't think Airbnb is a bad thing by any means; it's our go-to for day trips in many cases. I can also understand the need for cities having licencing and/or residency rules!
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
Nashville resident here. A drunk airbnb user tried to break into a neighbor's house around 11 pm last week while the residents were inside. He was lost and thought he was at his rental, but that wasn't apparent to anyone else in t
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
I mean, there aren't many people worth -1 billion who go hungry.
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
I can see why Psychology has moved away from using the name "Asperger's." Everything this article describes (and it is a high quality article) is messed up on so many levels.
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
I can't tell if I missed earlier subtle sarcasm or if you're serious. If the former, we'll, ya got me!
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
There's a bit of a hot take...
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
Absolute poverty, you say?
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
Words have multiple meanings. What you are doing is dishonest strawmanning by conflating multiple meanings of the word "authority."
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
But that's not what the article says.
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
It had some trouble in mid 20th century Germany, which is what I gather the article was hinting at during its discussion of Hannah Arendt.
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
Replying here since we ran out of room down below: Compared to this Nature article, Ataturk was very direct. Read these quotes that I found using 3 seconds of difficult googling, and then decide on what side of the debate he would land.
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
>TFW you visit "Hacker News" and find that the prevailing attitude is "Epistemic Helplessness." :3
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by unknownkadath 8y ago
I dunno, whatabout you tell me?

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