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   by vkreso 10y ago

   Couldn't agree more
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   by vkreso 10y ago

   Nice one! Thanks
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   by vkreso 10y ago

   I love these mistakes in gothic cathedrals https://stainedglassattitudes.wordpress.com/2014/08/10/great...
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   by vkreso 10y ago

   As horrific as Nanking Massacre was, I believe that doesn't really prove your point. I'd argue that a lot of counter examples of soldiers ethical behaviour simply aren't visible and are forgotten and lost to history ( https:&
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   by vkreso 10y ago

   > This sort of thing is fascinating to me. I think that somehow, humanity needs to transition to a political structure where cities are the primary unit of governance, rather than nations. That won't happen quickly or soon, but some
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   [LECTURE] Collapse of Complex Societies – Dr. Joseph Tainter(youtube.com)

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   by vkreso 10y ago

   Easy. They don't.
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   by vkreso 10y ago

   Measured when and on what coal plant design? It's not like all coal plants can be generalised in such a way.. or can they?
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   by vkreso 11y ago

   Regarding value assinging I always get reminded of Rai stones from the island of Yap in Micronesia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rai_stones ).
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    by vkreso 11y ago

    The great Roman jurist Cicero said: "summum ius, summa iniuria." (Greatest law, greatest injustice.) Enforcing laws to the letter demolishes the rule of law as well.