xcom86

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by xcom86 4y ago
You know, I actually think this piece is about the author's pending death and their relationship with it. The first sentence of the piece starts: ``` I'm going to lay out a series of fascinating facts and let you decide whether th
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by xcom86 4y ago
As I recall the crux of the argument is that the U.S. is well positioned to weather upcoming turbulence of the 2020s - 2030s. The exact amount of turbulence is where I'm less clear but as I recall it's: demographic (falling birth
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by xcom86 4y ago
First off, congratulations! I love hearing about new people coming into the world. I'm currently doing some debugging while one of my little ones is slowly falling asleep (mine are 2 1/2 and 4 1/2). There's a PaulG tweet
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by xcom86 4y ago
Status quo is not ideal and I don't trust the government to do what is necessary to alleviate the situation. Let's see if innovation, driven by greed, can change it.
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by xcom86 4y ago
Happy to see the world population growing. Unlike many here I don't believe the world is overpopulated and that we need more people to grow and expand beyond the planet. Located in the U.S. where we could double the population without
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by xcom86 4y ago
I'd be interested in hearing if parents are increasingly having a say in where children go to college. Seems like with inflation, need for graduate studies, dating markets etc. that adolescence is lengthening. Whereas you would have be
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by xcom86 4y ago
Why does this essay feel so flat to me? It reads like it was written for class, or for an essay contest for the American Legion: Write about why you went to college. I almost don't believe the author. It feels like you're lying to