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10y ago
Right on. Stanford was lucky that he honored them with their willingness to go study there. I would credit his parents. Maybe.
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>>I'd love to believe that being honest and ethical will one day provide some kind of reward, but the reality is that it doesn't - in fact in this world you are indeed punished for it - so you just have to accept that being
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#Breaking News - Additional findings show that the wall did not actually fulfill its purpose, if there was any. It was porous everywhere, people could easily climb over it, or tunnel underneath it. One can only wonder what the purpose of th
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>>book or a tool that will help you to learn better and become I've tried that before, many times. Unfortunately when you are trying to do real work those books are many times useless. Example, I kept trying to build a newtonian
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I'm the opposite. I have too many people in my life. I've been trying to go full hermit but somehow I always get pulled into stuff by friends/family. And I'm an introvert.
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So I read these comments in the Wall Street Journal and wanted to repeat them here. I was pretty depressed but David Van Wie's attitude has uplifted me and I believe that I will follow his example. I'm the opposition now. >>
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And of course once the shit hits the fan everybody will refuse to accept responsibility and somehow it will be the Democrats fault. And again the cycle will begin where the Democrats have to again clean up the Republican's mess. Nobody
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If he doesn't leave the country worse off then what it is right now then I'll admit that I was wrong in thinking that he would screw up this country. If he actually makes it better then I'll admit that he was a good choice. T
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I do know our history. And I could explain my reasoning, but the short story is that I was being an idealist and an idiot. That is how.
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I do not understand your logic. Why? The more you know the better. And this is something that I did not know before. As I already mentioned before, I was stupid and idealistic. This experience has made me a lot more cynical. It has probably
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>>Then why am I dealing with "President-elect" Donald Trump? Because half the people of the United States are hypocrites with no strong moral compass. It is not politically correct to say it but it is true. I didn't thi
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That is your opinion and you are entitled to it but I disagree. Put Hillary in a balance with Trump and by far she is the better candidate. When people are willing to believe in the Father of Lies, even after you show them recorded evidenc
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>>blame the democrats Don't blame me for Trump. I voted for Hillary. Each of us are responsible for their own vote. Nobody made you vote for Trump. I blame the people who voted for Trump for making him President. After all, we ar
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He got elected on all these promises. 1- Build the wall and make Mexico pay for it 2- Deportation Force on day one 3- Repeal obamacare 4- Renegotiate NAFTA 5- Bring back coal 6- Reduce taxes for the rich 7- Ban muslims 8- Prosecuting Hillar