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The Bush administration misrepresented the intelligence provided by the CIA https://news.vice.com/article/the-cia-just-declassified-the-...
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Wendy Carlos "Switched On Bach" released in 1968 probably launched synthesizers into the mainstream consciousness. https://youtu.be/o95yZCnGVAw?list=PLD3973AC7BFE489A4 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wi
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Facebook, Twitter, Google sued by Orlando shooting victims' families
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It's marketing.
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Fewer chips.
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CIA's intelligence assessment on Iraq WMD: >The document determines that Saddam Hussein had an active chemical weapons program - although crucially, the CIA couldn't prove that his regime had actually resumed producing chemical
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Wow, hubris and privilege. Don't they realize it's bad PR. They're reinforcing every negative SV stereotype.
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>Trump’s 17 cabinet-level picks have more money than a third of American households combined http://qz.com/862412/trumps-16-cabinet-level-picks-have-more...
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Invading Iraq resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands civilians. Destabilizing the Middle East.
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I don't care how smart he is when is actions were profoundly stupid.
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How can 2 nuclear powers fight a conventional war?
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Russian and Chinese spy ships do this. http://knowledgenuts.com/2013/10/19/edison-publicly-tortured... https://news.usni.org/2014/07/18/china-sends-uninvited-spy-s...
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It was a submersible in international waters.
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Todo: 1) Electrocute a dog 2) Electrocute an elephant 3) Electrocute a man All to prove the dangers of AC power. http://knowledgenuts.com/2013/10/19/edison-publicly-tortured...
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The immortals will be risk averse and stay inside their highly secured compounds.
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Does the second amendment apply to assault weapons, machine guns, bazookas, artillery guns? When it was written, there were only muskets.
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Please tell that to the homophobic Christians who selectively quote Leviticus.
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Not even for voting?
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Flying isn't a constitutionally protected right. Voting is though. Should you be able to vote without registering?
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Human drivers run red lights all the time /s
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The real backlash will occur when an autonomous car kills a pedestrian or another driver and the wealthy owner of the autonomous car walks away without a scratch.
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>After near bankruptcy He declared chapter 11 bankruptcy 4 times. Edit: his businesses filed 4 times
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They get sued if they knowingly sell a defective product.
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Drivers kill, not the cars. That's totally different from an autonomous car killing someone. Humans make mistakes. That's different from a defective product.
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It has be better than the best human driver or they'll get sued out of existance. You can't sell a product that you know will hurt or kill a certain number of people.
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And that's just a partial list: deep pot holes, construction zones, standing water an inch deep or is it a foot deep?
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10y ago
Or if you see a ball cross the road there are strong odds a child might be chasing after it.
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Since its 4.47 x 9.5 x 10 to the 15th power meters to alpha century, it doesn't seem feasible to form a communication chain of such tiny devices. How are they powered in deep space?
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You're going to use simulated experiments to prove or disprove we're in a simulation? Based on our simulated understanding of the physical laws of our simulated universe?
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10y ago
You really believe it's probable that we live in a simulation based on a math paper? That math paper is itself simulated as is your reading and understanding of it.
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