yostrovs

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721.
by yostrovs 7y ago
Do you really know there is a war in Israel? Did you see it? Do you even consider firing of hundreds of rockets at Jews a war?
722.
by yostrovs 7y ago
Chomsky, being wrong more often than right, is also a buffoon though he "sounds" smart.
723.
by yostrovs 7y ago
Save any related data. They'll have a documentary on Netflix about you in a decade or two.
724.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Jehovah Witnesses don't celebrate birthdays or any other holiday. To them it's wrong to single out any specific day among the majesty of all the days that God created.
725.
by yostrovs 8y ago
It's starting to seem like we agressively discuss a lot of proposed European rules here on HN. But, when they come into effect they're immediately ignored by the people who should be complying and the people who should be enforcin
726.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Disney heir should give up her unearned wealth to the poor. The guy she's criticizing, that actually worked for his money, increased the value of Disney by many billions.
727.
by yostrovs 8y ago
The people that fired a great professor, it sounds like, are not pretty nice.
728.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Maybe there's not enough academic jobs because too many people try to obtain them. And the reason there's too many is because of false advertising of what academic life is really like. Who would really want to be a professor given
729.
by yostrovs 8y ago
It's too late. Obama has been canonized into sainthood long ago. Comparisons are always inadequate, his role in scandals (which apparently don't exist) is always far removed. Louis Lerner is as far up the chain as anyone wanted to
730.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Except that he didn't, which would imply that the journalism was a witch hunt.
731.
by yostrovs 8y ago
The editors of the NYT decide what appears in the paper. That's the reason for such high consistency of the paper's topics.
732.
by yostrovs 8y ago
If the true goal of this article would be something other than getting a hold of one specific individual's tax returns, it would be taken slightly more seriously. The problem with the NYT is that every sentence within it now has to be
733.
by yostrovs 8y ago
That's a pretty long list of defaulters.
734.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Does anyone have any data on how well IMF loans are repaid?
735.
by yostrovs 8y ago
This is actually excellent news for America's drillers, as reduced global supply will bolster prices and motivate more drilling in the U.S. And that is all this Norwegian decision will actually do: move production from one place to ano
736.
by yostrovs 8y ago
It's not expensive to install electric chargers in existing building. "Planning" for Uber involves what? Having a drive in in front of the building? How do you plan for non-existent self driving cars? Any practical advice you
737.
by yostrovs 8y ago
... when the wind blows.
738.
by yostrovs 8y ago
You can always find people with the exact perspectives that you're looking for. I suggest the smaller the number, the better, and the fewer of these "boards" the better. The ultimate goal is to get as close to the one person
739.
by yostrovs 8y ago
"a variety of perspectives" was mentioned. This variety, I'm assuming, includes how the majority of people view the one topic you threw out. I'm getting the impression that you believe that having that opinion on that to
740.
by yostrovs 8y ago
We should form a committee that will help him decide what to carry throughout the day and how to do it. Perhaps the NYC regulation should have included that provision.
741.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Since the graduates of SF public schools are expected to leave the city and make room for wealthier folks, the use they will still have for the city is as ambassadors of San Francisco's political views to the rest of the country, where
742.
by yostrovs 8y ago
This development is part of a ground up movement that aims to change education from an activity in which learning is done to an activity in which the correct opinions are formed. Math, not being an opinion-based matter, gets dumbed down so
743.
by yostrovs 8y ago
The point of view I'm expressing is skepticism of one thing accompanied by basic knowledge of another. You, on the other hand, are all knowing and skepticism has no place for you.
744.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Is it really "meaningful" to chop trees instead of using petroleum for single use items? I don't know exactly, but the impact difference on trash in the ocean will approach zero.
745.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Soon you'll also be required to offer your guests reusable toilet paper. Every little bit helps.
746.
by yostrovs 8y ago
There's nobody to "allow these conversations". The conversations actually happen all the time and it's a good thing they do.
747.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Relatives of Holocaust victims still visit Holocaust museums though they, like you, know what happened. Some topics have to continuously be investigated for them to remain true, relevant, and impactful. You don't want those topics to r
748.
by yostrovs 8y ago
Do you think the same about farmers who optimize profits on something that sustains life itself? Doctors just make you feel better and extend life a few years at best. Farmers, though, they make you tick every day.
749.
by yostrovs 8y ago
It was indeed peaceful since he was monitored by secret police 24/7 for the rest of his life.
750.
by yostrovs 8y ago
These companies dominate the world in what they do. There were no laws against their existence in Europe, but for some odd reason they did not originate there.

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