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Gary Kildall – Computer Chronicles: Origins of Modern Operating Systems (CP/M)
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Why is manipulating users OK for profit but manipulating votes for power isn't?
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Hannah Arendt wrote about this in The Banality of Evil. Bureaucracies which create disassociation from accountability are necessarily evil. So yeah, I'd imagine you're correct.
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Global Warming is bullshit.
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Yes, and he underwent said abuse at Harvard by a doctor named Henry Murray who was apart of the division that created MKUltra/MKSEARCH and who had previously administered LSD to unwitting patients. Lets get real, when your goal is comp
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Nice abstract. Being a judge is a career and an incredibly competitive one at that. Being a scientist is very similar. Better to play it safe than to risk looking incompetent. Or worse, politically vulnerable. Authoritarian technocracies re
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This blog was written 4 years after Jeff Bezos invested in Google. Yeah no shit. Don't trust Hacker News either.
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uh oh...here comes the facial data leak
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All things are zero-sum if you try hard enough.
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"I smoked pot with Johnny Hopkins! It was Sloan Ketterin and Johnny Hopkins and they were blazing that shit up every day." This might be true.
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Intentional. Zuck should go to jail.
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Not to mention the political advantage of framing your opponents base as having poor judgment or lacking discernment by producing fake stories you know they are more likely to read, share and believe than your own base. Politics today is fa
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You only don't believe it because you lack the imagination to build it. Which is the case for everyone but the person who does. Unfortunately, that person may have killed himself because of JStor. Ultimately, you apply modalities not c
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Been using Brave for about 2 years now and here's the deal with BAT, Advertisers and Privacy. As soon as you offer quid-pro-quo exhanges involving digital assets you open the door to the SEC/IRS. With even a modicum of success in
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All the trappings of an intellectual. Yet none of the critical thinking skills. Someone convinced you citation > opinion. That was wrong.
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LOL
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Yes, thats what congress is for in the legislative branch. In the executive branch the EC provides that function. You're forgetting that we are Constitutionally allowed 1 congress rep per 30k. Right now it's at 1 per 790k. Thats a
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A world that moves faster is absolutely the original intent of the EC which is more essential now than ever before. Rule by a demagogue is the primary weakness of a democracy and it's a pretty bad one at that.
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It's that damn straw lobby that's driven is to this point.
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This is a boatload of pop culture brainwashed hullabaloo spewed by a foreigner. The basis of the American work ethic is in dreaming. Clearly, you've chosen to disregard the centuries of European, African, Oriental and S./Central A
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No he isn't and he won't. But, it's a good social engineering mechanism to discuss these issues so the next gen and others who don't understand the US thanks to pop culture can learn why the EC is important. Repeal the 1
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You're welcome to research and learn - I suggest you start with hydroxyl radicals. Asking for citation in a world of counter examples and studies is a little technocratic. Maybe just logic and learn it.
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Oh! The one that found success with the Laffer Curve. Right. Freedom isn't an idea. It's an actual place. In terms of kingdoms a free peoples kingdom is a Freedom; and you don't have to pay someone for the right to exist. Odd
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Interesting. A faction you say? You mean like the faction that drafted the Articles of Confederation?
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Good point, I wonder how many times states have suspended taxes on gasoline during such times. Would be surprised if it was any.
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What a pedestrian response.
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Except methane is the cause and intentionally so as it will dissapate in less than a decade but make it appear as if the world is warming more quickly than estimated. It's a trick and people eat this shit up hook line and ignorant sink
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You focused on the wrong thing. It's not about exhaling carbon, or as you originally stated, "producing" CO2. It's about the absorption of Oxygen. Consider a popular idea, that planting 1 trillion trees to scrub carbon t
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"The idea that humans breathing produces enough carbon to affect climate change seems..." That's because that's not the idea. You don't even understand the argument. What you linked adds zero value to your argument,
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"To ward off concerns over margins, Amazon is offering SBA sellers a minimum gross proceed — which guarantees set profit for sellers based on a set selling price, even if Amazon lowers the price — for each product. The catch: Amazon wr
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