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by yogar 13y ago
So if you have already paid tax for culture, does that entitle you to download it for free? Is it not a public good after that?
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by yogar 14y ago
Challenging reply. Are we all then using freezers from instinct? We have not all created it but I would say we "consciously" decided to buy one. Do common behaviors become instinct? What is the difference between instinct and social norms?
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by yogar 14y ago
Your distinction between conscious and instinctive is already based on the assumption of a definition for consciousness. What place does each one come from?
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by yogar 14y ago
At this point we are already making assumptions about the validity of distinction between conscious action and instinct. Is conscious action an instinct? Where do we cross that line? I am afraid the definition is recursive. Thus we are asce
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by yogar 14y ago
I am not sure this holds.
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by yogar 14y ago
I will disagree with the "It is natural evolution of the human being..." part. Not that it is not true, but it conveys the wrong message. Cancer is a natural evolution too, but evolution of the human being is different than evolution of the
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by yogar 14y ago
If they are monitored and if unauthorized access is prevented by "harsh discipline". then they are not protected. Protection is proactive not reactive.
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by yogar 14y ago
500 euros is not crazy. It is the normal first job wage in Greece and the way things are going will be the normal in many European countries. I do not think the reason people do not join is the year contract. The days of severance payments
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by yogar 14y ago
Coming from Greece and currently working in Australia, I see what you mean. Nevertheless, even if there is opportunity for creation there is no such opportunity for survival. When you are in a market with shallow liquidity, the best intenti