1000units

8 ms·

1.
by 1000units 6mo ago
This might sound fine as stated, but then you might be concerned a philosopher joins to dissect your brain to discover what you think is right and wrong.
2.
by 1000units 10mo ago
OK, and what of the other hundred countries or so? The Jews just blended in?
3.
by 1000units 11mo ago
So the sculptors had much better taste than the painters they allowed? Or are the reproductions not faithful?
4.
by 1000units 1y ago
It's funny how this comment chain is about how names stick to ideas in somewhat arbitrary ways, and you are using "Elon" to explain a personal policy for information grooming.
5.
by 1000units 1y ago
Maybe they mean well. You'd have to understand their total security posture.
6.
by 1000units 1y ago
Can't you with enough effort?
7.
by 1000units 1y ago
This seems like a plot to redirect residential Chinese traffic through VPNs, which are supposedly mostly operated by only a few entities with a stomach for dishonest maneuvering and surveillance.
8.
by 1000units 5y ago
I would have liked to personally drive a cattlerod through Epstein's brain, and yet I don't think there was anything wrong with Stallman's comments. How do you square that? Maybe you have not properly characterized the situat
9.
by 1000units 6y ago
How do you propose we bring his victims back to life? You're a dangerous idiot with garbage ideas.
10.
by 1000units 6y ago
This reply is incoherent. Uttering "X is invalid" doesn't do anything about X. I encourage you to consider more effective solutions.
11.
by 1000units 6y ago
Violence should always be a last resort. The idea is to give people other options so they never feel the need to go there. What are you proposing?
12.
by 1000units 6y ago
I happened to have recently bought a police trade-in Glock. I'm returning it. I'm disgusted. I've had enough. We're back to carrying the Sig.
13.
by 1000units 6y ago
George Floyd was a common criminal coming down from a large fentanyl dose (nevertheless RIP), Ashli Babbitt was a military veteran acting in an expressly conscientious manner alongside a large gathering of other like-minded political activi
14.
by 1000units 6y ago
This is utterly non-responsive. I was noting it's wrong to interpret these people's actions as QAnon directives. Perhaps they merely have a brain and therefore have low confidence in the legitimacy of 2020 election results in cont
15.
by 1000units 6y ago
It's absurd to intimate the grievances people have surrounding the 2020 election are cult conspiracies. I have enough reasons to dislike Trump, and I'll tell you this election was an absolute disaster. It's obvious to any neu
16.
by 1000units 6y ago
He's obviously talking about CHAZ. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitol_Hill_Autonomous_Zone
17.
by 1000units 6y ago
So does the American flag for a lot of people, that's why we need a military, right? Did you know this woman was a veteran, by the way? She swore an oath to protect that flag, not the confederate flag. Try reconciling this in your mind
18.
by 1000units 6y ago
His assumptions are built into his response. He said "how about this symbolism!" and talked about a piece of cloth. I'm now asking what an unarmed woman with blood pooling out of her head symbolizes. If it helps you answer
19.
by 1000units 6y ago
A dead woman on the floor with blood pooling out of her head sends a weaker message in this respect than an appropriately-decorated piece of cloth being raised? I suspect you may be a little too shaken by recent events to be thinking clearl
20.
by 1000units 6y ago
Let me just say this: that album got sold the way it did for a reason. My boy Martin did these guys a big favor.
21.
by 1000units 6y ago
> Meanwhile, when the future "allocation of capital" is to spend $2m on a rap album, I think your argument falls apart. He spent a tiny portion of his earned wealth to honor and support the Arts--in particular he supported stru
22.
by 1000units 6y ago
Thank you for this brave and fair stand. I for one am absolutely appalled by the virulent anti-Albanianism which has somehow taken root in my HackerNews. It is my earnest hope and prayer that we may open our hearts and minds to these oft
23.
by 1000units 6y ago
The marginal cost of an additional course of the drug is negligible. What makes you think Shkreli would have ever withheld it from the uninsured? Lust for death? That'd be an odd quality for a pharma guy, he'd be in the wrong prof
24.
by 1000units 6y ago
This is a very odd characterization! Looking at Turing's 2014 10-K, I see this as a listed strategy: Focus on developing products to treat rare diseases characterized by severe unmet medical needs. I also see several preclinical prog
25.
by 1000units 6y ago
You're talking about this one drug in question, Daraprim. He actively funded the development of several new drugs you've never heard of, and sending Shkreli to prison was literally a crime against humanity. I don't think you
26.
by 1000units 6y ago
If you're such a champion of insurance companies, there are literally hundreds of personal injury attorneys (read: serial fraudsters) and their pet "doctors" who deserve to be sentenced to lifetimes of forced labor before Shk
27.
by 1000units 6y ago
Why shouldn't a pharmaceutical company with the expertise to identify and acquire an undervalued drug be rewarded? Aren't these precisely the people who deserve to be granted the privilege to allocate further capital? That'
28.
by 1000units 6y ago
Yes, of course, excuse me. I should have said they are natural high-degree predators. It should also be noted socialization has a direct relationship with heightened predatory behavior in sociopaths: higher socialization translates into b
29.
by 1000units 6y ago
Great kid, top of the line kid. It's a shame what they're doing to him, taking his best years.
30.
by 1000units 6y ago
Of course it follows that sociopaths are natural predators.

More ›