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by Creationer 7y ago
Why not just disallow free porn? Require everything available in the UK to be paid, for at least $1, via credit card. This will exclude children most simply.
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by Creationer 7y ago
Limiting any one country to 15% of the visa intake would be great for actual diversity. Requiring that a minimum of 51% of all H1B visas be given to women, from all countries, would truly help with gender diversity. Indian hiring managers h
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by Creationer 7y ago
And just like the US the jobs, education and culture are in the cities. Housing in a second-tier Polish city is more expensive than Chicago! https://www.otodom.pl/oferta/klimatyczny-apartament-balkon-w... https:/
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by Creationer 7y ago
India is not our Civilization. I'm presuming you're either in America or Europe, or heavily influenced by their culture. India's chief problem is overpopulation. There are simply too many people to provide water to. The count
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by Creationer 7y ago
Excessive taxes and expensive housing. In much of Europe it is simply impossible to buy a house on a single income, if you obey 100% of tax laws. These taxes are used to pay for the elderly, their welfare (pensions) and healthcare. If you a
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by Creationer 7y ago
Not according to Charles de Gaulle: "Have you seen the Muslims with their turbans and their djellabas (traditional, hooded, long wool coats)? You can see that they are not French. Try and integrate oil and vinegar. Shake the bottle. Af
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by Creationer 7y ago
Other countries can adopt English as an additional official language, and allow children to be educated with English as the language of instruction. This would be particularly advantageous in Europe, where the population of many smaller cou
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by Creationer 7y ago
The problem is that jobs are over, but we are still taxed the old fashioned way - mostly to pay for the healthcare and pensions of baby boomers who had steady careers and cheap housing. Healthcare and pensions make up 66% of the US Federal
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by Creationer 7y ago
If journalists are going to jail in Australia its because they have broken the law. At least you can vote for politicians with a different approach. Channels (conservative ones) are banned and disappeared on Youtube for holding the wrong op
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by Creationer 7y ago
Not for many of the channels which have been banned for wrongthink.
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by Creationer 7y ago
Teens watch Youtube more than TV. Youtube has been far more censorious and disregarding of Free Speech than anything the Australian Government has done.
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by Creationer 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoamine_oxidase_A
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by Creationer 7y ago
Why not let the free market solve the problem? Find fit, healthy, young people, with a clear medical history and that pass all tests, and let them make regular donations in return for payment? It still strikes me as odd that we don't a
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Israel is restricting the use of cash to prevent tax fraud(haaretz.com)
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We Won't Be Listening to Music in a Decade According to Vinod Khosla(techcrunch.com)
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by Creationer 7y ago
I think a DNA test would have been more useful than a brain scan.
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by Creationer 7y ago
I've lived in countries with extremely liberal alcohol laws: low taxes, liberal advertising, 24/7 availability, drinking allowed on the street. I've lived in others where Alcohol advertising is banned, availability is limited
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by Creationer 7y ago
Isn't it the role of State Security/Defense Services to conduct these sort of scans, and notify companies of their vulnerability?
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by Creationer 7y ago
And yet in other threads here on HN, we're decrying the breakdown of the family, epidemics of loneliness, and low rates of relationships and marriage for young people. Given that the workplace is now the only place to interact with the
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by Creationer 7y ago
Ironic that so much caution is given to the harmless genetically modified plant, when the real danger is with the Roundup chemical itself.
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by Creationer 7y ago
Only specific sub groups are doing that: https://www.populationpyramid.net/static/population-projecti... Or to be specific, Africa and West Asia, due to a lack of access to contraception. That can be solved by redirect
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by Creationer 7y ago
You still have a big, complex, expensive fuel engine to maintain. For short hops I think electric planes are going to be the better choice. Maybe they can have ground power connections or droppable capacitors for the burst of energy needed
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Sony Scraps Japanese-Style Egalitarian Salaries in Battle for AI Expertise(asia.nikkei.com)
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by Creationer 7y ago
I think we would be certainly better off banning free dating websites and apps. Get people back into the real world where they can see and smell eachother. Heck, even speed dating is better.
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by Creationer 7y ago
The 70c that they would get out of that sale would still be much greater than the current ARPU from ad and microtransaction supported games, and would go some way to encouraging gameplay shifts. Apple could just increase the minimum charge
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by Creationer 7y ago
Apple should just go all in: Disable free to play games targeted at children completely. Require every children's game to have an upfront price (I suppose the $0.99 minimum app charge at least). This would be great news for the market
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by Creationer 7y ago
I have seen Gattaca - the society was able to achieve interstellar colonisation, and the story focuses on one young fraud, who despite health defects, cheats his way into the program. Gattaca presents a Utopian future, not a Dystopian one.
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by Creationer 7y ago
What is the problem with gene editing? It will allow us to remove hereditary diseases from the population, and enhance the capabilities of the next generation. Being in control of our own genome seems completely reasonable.
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by Creationer 7y ago
The average IQ in the DPRC is 78. The population has grown from 12 million in 1950 to 87 million today. You cannot evaluate the actions taking place in that country and then apply them to the rest of the world.
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by Creationer 7y ago
If we want to transition to hybrid planes, or entirely electric planes, these sort of efficiency increases will be very useful. I would consider the '20% efficiency increase' in that context.

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