webbles

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   by webbles 8y ago

   I think it would be hard to evolve to protect against something that only happens every half million years. We're probably going to need to observe the behavioral changes the next time it happens to have any clue.
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   by webbles 9y ago

   What seems really interesting is that not only are culturally ingrained beliefs hard to unseat, but it seems that if they are ultimately unseated, if something resembles the old beliefs it will be immediately dismissed by the new ingrained
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   by webbles 9y ago

   Actually the title is a fact. What is alleged is the reason. It is a fact that the engineers seeking to organize were fired. And they are alleging that it is because they tried to organize. But it is still a fact that the ones who tried wer
4. 4.▲
   by webbles 9y ago

   Which the company now has to prove in court. What is your point?
5. 5.▲
   by webbles 9y ago

   Uh, yea I disagree. Title II is common carrier and is exactly what ISPs are. I dont give a shit about lighter touch regulations. They are a common carrier and need to be regulated as one. You fucking antiregulation corporate shills need to
6. 6.▲
   by webbles 9y ago

   So the bribe wasn't for enough and wasn't the right people?