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   by 34675904565 4y ago

   Nobody thinks a perfect market, or perfect anything is possible. It's just a theoretical concept. None of the imperfections you mentioned can be solved by a state or any other form of coercion.
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   by 34675904565 4y ago

   America is not a "free market" capitalist country. I would say it's of the lack of a free market that enabled the wealthiest to capture that wealth that would otherwise have been more evenly distributed. There is an enormous
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   by 34675904565 4y ago

   Facebook polls are neither secret nor verifiable. Facebook knows how everyone voted, and voters cannot verify that Facebook is reporting the correct result. Those problems can theoretically be solved with cryptography (assuming the voter ha
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   by 34675904565 4y ago

   It wouldn't be an arms race, it would just be treating everyone equally, albeit equally poorly. Unbalanced sexism looks more like an arms race as the those who are in the victim group will try to reverse the roles, and if they succeed,
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   by 34675904565 4y ago

   I don't find any gender's "locker-room talk" funny and would rather not hear it at all, but if one gender's version of it is on Netflix, the other's should also be. I think casual sexism is harmful, but I think
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   by 34675904565 4y ago

   How do you define "feminized nonsense" and "gender politics"?
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   by 34675904565 4y ago

   Are women (in science or other areas) underrepresented as subjects of Wikipedia articles relative to their notability (as defined by Wikipedia)?