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viklove
6y ago
Regardless, you can't compare the US to countries like Sweden or Norway which are 95% white and 85% ethnically homogeneous.
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6y ago
I don't require anything, I'm not trying to get a rise out of you, I'm just trying to understand your perspective. You're telling me that "universalism" is compatible with Christianty yet the bible says followi
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6y ago
> You're setting me up in judgement of you, and I decline. No, you can have whatever beliefs you want. But Christianity's beliefs are codified in the bible, and you seem to disagree with what the bible says. In my mind, you
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6y ago
> Vitalik going from POW to POS is nonsense Being able to change for the better is not nonsense, it's vital to the survival and stability of a coin. The #1 complaint about Bitcoin (especially on HN) is its excessive use of power. Mo
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6y ago
How do you square that with the biblical assertion that all non-believers are subject to eternal damnation? I don't believe in Jesus, so I'm going to hell -- right? Have modern Christians just thrown this belief out? Can they stil
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6y ago
That doesn't make any sense. If you want to orbit at a lower speed, you need to increase your altitude. Geostationary orbit is at 35,000+ km, while the ISS orbits at ~400 km.
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6y ago
Neither of the religions I mentioned have strong opinions about non-members, they both teach that people are just people and there's really no difference between followers of one faith or another. There's a pretty stark difference
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> This is true of pretty much any faith group (Baptist, myself). Maybe for Abrahamic/Christian faith groups. Definitely not true for many others like Buddhists, Sikhs, etc.
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6y ago
It's never enough
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The answer is very simple: the display of your laptop is much thinner than your phone. So if you want something better, you will need to use an external camera.
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6y ago
This article is hilarious because it shows how poorly the average tech consumer understands pricing and hardware. You want a better camera and a better mic? Buy them. They're not cheap. You can easily spend $3-400 on a teleconferencing
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6y ago
Both you and the other responder just completely ignored my question though. I'm not asking if humans will stop evolving or if other species have gone extinct. I'm saying that if we somehow used CRISPR to stop genetic mutation (
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6y ago
Operating data centers makes the data center owners more wealthy. All in service of the data center network, which has what utility? There are quite a number of criminal and grey market uses for data centers. What are the legitimate uses of
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6y ago
I say we should ban data centers instead. They're clearly a scam and no one should be allowed to use them because they waste so much power!
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> I'll repeat (for the third time) my earlier advice. Don't feed trolls, just flag my comments and move on. lmao, imagine being an idiot on the internet and still trying to pretend you somehow have the moral high ground
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6y ago
Where is it illegal? Can you point me to the law that makes it so? Curious to see the wording of how they identify and enforce something like that.
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> People want to treat it like a casino, fine. Like you? I already liquidated 30% of my position and got my initial investment back. Now I'm playing with house money. I gotta say, it's a lot more fun being on this side (with th
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6y ago
So if humans stopped mutating/evolving (due to gene therapy or some drug), we would stop being life?
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6y ago
> If you read any stories about people who got wealthy, making good use of your money, time and focus is a constant theme. If you read any stories about people who got wealthy, being born into wealth is a constant theme. The question is
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6y ago
So, what is a productive way to get rich? Spending 40+ years grinding the ladder seems as much of a longshot as betting on forex.
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6y ago
I never said you shouldn't help them, why are you erecting this strawman? I'm just saying that while you help them, don't forget that you can prevent people from ending up in that situation. You can't save a sinking ship
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6y ago
> but to give someone a way to admit to being wrong without actually having to admit to anything It also shows that you have no humility and can't accept that you might be wrong. That's what I'm trying to say. > It&#x
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6y ago
One thing I've seen in open-ended games like this (Rimworld, Crusade Kings) is to just jump into a "tutorial" at first and direct the player into the basic game loop. It feels like you're actually accomplishing something
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> I hope this is better! Thank you for the chance to improve my communications skills. Have a nice day. Unrelated, but I've always found it interesting how people try to avoid appearing like they're actually invested in the con
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Nothing screams "fun" like seeing a wall of text and multiple menus when I load up a video game. I'd really prefer to be dropped into gameplay when I open the link.
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> Contact 50, chat with 10 Haven't been on online dating in a while, but a 20% response rate seems astronomical compared to what most guys get. Even when I did get a response, I was stood up more often than not. Online dating is a m
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6y ago
I never said I was against welfare, nice slander though! I actually support a UBI. I just also think you shouldn't make decisions that you can't financially support, at any time.
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> If I chose to have sex with whats regarded as very good protection and birth control, and I still get pregnant Are you saying that's the most likely case here?
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> There's no point in arguing what she should have done because we can't change the past There is, so we can prevent the next person from making the same mistake.
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6y ago
I don't think discussing the current state of US law is particularly interesting. My argument is from a moral standpoint.
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