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Help My wife is doing man things
(thescrapheap.wordpress.com)
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The third replicator
(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
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previous discussions on hn- http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=376573 http://news.ycombinator.com/itemid=381128 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=485239
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--all -meaning- is constructed-- i agree with you - and if this is true then the meaning of life is what we define it to be - only religions assert that there is only 1 true meaning and its the meaning they defined maybe the blog writer cho
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--this is the meaning of life - there is no other-- he must be a happy person - he found the meaning of life - and he knows that there is no other either he is a total --fool-- or he knows something that we do not know
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The Future of Freeconomy
(justfortheloveofit.org)
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--advertising works in traditional magazines because they are extending the content-- i liked the pages that he gave as examples but i believe that the reader who buys -elle- does not care what is -advertising- and what is -content- for the
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''Wired September 2010 at the top. What? This is from the future'' I guess that's a habit left over from print journalism. It's their September issue.
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i found this very interesting - i think it is a good idea - something similar may be true for religion as well which is -inherited- but most people become disillusioned with their -official- religion when they grow up and ponder about what
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'Being first is not always best' A well-known fact to HN readers: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&as_q=google+first+mov...
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i dont know about your question but they say that the only purpose of education is to get the child out of the house for the major part of the day so that the mother can get a breather
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--with privacy exceptions are too many - and remedies too weak-- well - thank you for putting so well what i was trying to say in my lengthy comment i interpret your insightful statement as saying that a human -body- has no privacy and no r
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''The very idea of privacy is under threat'' it is very possible that the author wrote this piece -or at least he had it in his laptop- while he was in an airport waiting to get scanned - or at least once in his lifetime embarked on an airp
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i am for abolishing the patent system - it is archaic - the reason no one can duplicate googles success is not the patents they hold but the infrastructure they built -furthermore- competition actually helps to -increase- the market - in ne
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if you mean calculus as taught today --no-- newton did not invent that calculus -furthermore- in newtons book known as -principia- newton does not use -calculus- in any shape or form to -calculate- orbits - newton uses only proportions -- b
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the dumbest socialism man ever produced - socialized --risk-- privatized --benefit-- wow - this really defines the wall street and the united states of america as it exists today - this says in effect that wall street is a --legal-- ponzi s
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the same occurred to me as well thats why i qualified by saying that education divided itself into secular and religious education - as i read in this wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_school --currently the church ope
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just a glance is enough at this table of contents of academic journal - classical and quantum gravity- http://iopscience.iop.org/0264-9381/27/17 to wonder how much of this -research- is advancing knowledge and how much is --about advancin
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i found this review more informative than the recent post http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1559480 about the interview with the authors in the atlantic magazine what the authors are saying is true in general for any -bureaucracy- and e
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Steve Jobs as iMoses
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''I suppose their data suggest that most users like it.'' i would really like to know if this is really true - do you have any data or you are just -supposing-
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Ask HN: Why doesn't google give an alternative to select old google news?
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Is Chelsea Clinton Setting a Bad Example?
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''Men are very sensitive to women's attractiveness. Women seem to be sensitive to men's height and salary'' if this is true women are more scientific thinking in this respect - they are looking at 2 well-defined measurable quantities -heigh
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''Since the beginning, we've focused on providing the best user experience possible. Whether we're designing a new Internet browser or a new tweak to the look of the homepage, we take great care to ensure that they will ultimately serve you
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''With the average cost of a wedding in the north-of-$25k region, you might find that the difference between $25 and $100 matters very little to the customer'' i agree with this - her wedding is a special event that she will spend as much a
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i think the title is misleading - they mean if the earth stopped --rotating-- around its axis
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but why do you look at this as a united states issue - this a --human-- rights issue - when an unhuman living organism -the government- takes away the freedom of -human- individual this proves once again that human individual lives in a hum
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do you think the next generation will write about --websites that shaped how i think-- or paper-books will remain as the most important authority on written-word for generations to come
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'Although the foods were identical aside from their wrappings, the children said they preferred the taste of the McDonald’s-branded burgers, carrots, and apple juice in the vast majority of tests.' interesting
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