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by wat10000 6mo ago
You asked: > Is it unethical for me to sell my Condo which is in “up and coming area” which never upped and never came and has a very high crime rate (with/without disclaimer)? That would be lying in order to sell something, and thu
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Same package, but separate die. It’s still competing with all the other RAM buyers.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
> “up and coming area” which never upped and never came Is this so difficult that you can't even detect your own lie specifically constructed as an example of it?
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Thanks for demonstrating the ongoing justification for this username.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
What is there to discuss? If you have the ability to move away, then you move away, done. We aren't discussing this particular group because we're a too emotional to think straight. We're discussing this group because it&#x27
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Oh yeah, I forgot that it’s their own fault that poor people are poor.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
It’s not about being unable to view the issue except from that one perspective. It’s about having an aversion to mass suffering, and recognizing that this group will be subject to it. You’re basically saying, why are you so worried about al
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by wat10000 6mo ago
If you’re genuinely poor then moving is cheap when viewed by someone who isn’t poor. Moving as a renter isn’t free. You’ll need to come up with a security deposit and coming up with two months of rent at once is not easy. Your slumlord land
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Is it unethical to lie in order to sell something? Yes, yes it is. This sort of puffery is relatively minor and is thus not tremendously unethical, but it is unethical.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
The industry is extremely safe. Neither of the two recent fatal accidents involved safety lapses by the airlines and air travel is so safe as to be difficult to measure. I don’t understand how higher profits would translate to a less misera
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by wat10000 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectre_(security_vulnerabilit...
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by wat10000 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure macOS is more like iOS in this respect. At the very least, the passwords are typically secured biometrically and only the one being used is actually decrypted at the time of use.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
There's little hope of protecting against a snooper seeing the passwords you actually use, since they have to exist in plaintext at some point. But there's no reason to expose the entire password database when no passwords are ev
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Are you suggesting there's some shadowy cabal responsible for getting women the right to vote?
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by wat10000 6mo ago
It's possible. Ultimately the voters do make the decision, even if they can be swayed. How realistic it might be, I can't say. We certainly need a lot more engagement with the process. There are far too many people ignoring the pr
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Ideally because we'd vote in politicians who would do it, and vote out those who didn't.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
You're talking about a man who did a Simpsons intro that depicted the Simpsons behind the scenes as involving child labor, kittens thrown into a woodchipper, an enslaved panda, and various other atrocities, all in a dark compound with
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by wat10000 6mo ago
They were losing hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
I definitely see why effort is being put into this. But it seems inherently limiting. It's like having someone sit down in a library each day with a notebook containing all their prior work, none of which they can actually remember. At
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by wat10000 6mo ago
You can ask them for more, and at a time of your choosing.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Or maybe a new competitor doesn't enter the market, and we're stuck with a mere four major, three mid-sized, and some smaller airlines in the US. It's still a highly competitive market even with Spirit gone.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
How about transportation?
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by wat10000 6mo ago
It’s highly functional. It’s barely profitable . That’s good for the customers.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Sounds like the industry is extremely efficient. Why would we want to turn this into regulated utilities?
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by wat10000 6mo ago
I think something might be wrong with your phone. Or your finger.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
How exactly am I supposed to do that?
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Could just be monkey see monkey do.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
That’s your right, obviously. But it’s too bad, because I have no idea if you think it’s a good demonstration because these things didn’t happen, or they did but they also happened under Obama, or they’re new but don’t matter, or what.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Yes, I think making up stories and then getting upset about them is not generally healthy or wise.
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by wat10000 6mo ago
Every 5 years is ridiculous. The difference between 80 and 85 can be stark. I have to get refresher training every two years to legally fly a small plane and that’s something where it takes some serious work to kill anyone who isn’t me or m

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