Vardhan

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by Vardhan 12y ago
I think immigration policy will eventually be nonexistent, but before then many things need to happen. The developing nations need to achieve a certain quality of living across the board so that the people there don't all just decide t
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by Vardhan 12y ago
Apple played an important role in this, but that's irrelevant. The fact that this is still going on holds equal wait on all the Silicon Valley giants. I mean who cares if Apple played a role in this. Oh right... We hate Apple... The fa
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by Vardhan 12y ago
It's all propaganda. There's no engineering shortage. They're all just trying to flood the market with more engineers from all around the world. It's all propaganda plastered with a nice marmalade of feel goody "let
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by Vardhan 13y ago
This idea is absurd which I believe arises from a certain type of perspective that humanity needs to go beyond. Humanity needs to be less caged in perception. Let me expound on a point of view that maybe different to what see. To separate m
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by Vardhan 13y ago
I don't think he meant that in the literal sense, hence the quotes. The brain's "programming language" refers more the to the idea of what makes the brain's biological structure work to produce human perception.
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by Vardhan 13y ago
By that logic we'll have to throw out some of the most influential authors. People like Hemingway, David Foster Wallace, Fitzgerald, Mary Shelley, etc. etc. Their reflections on life wouldn't matter, and the study of what they&#x2
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by Vardhan 13y ago
Humans aren't unbiased. We have biases, hence why courts give the conflicting parties a chance to choose their juries, and dismiss them if there's conflict of interest. Same thing applies here. It's valid to bring up his back
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by Vardhan 13y ago
Being wealthy isn't just about income, it's about what you can do with your income.
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by Vardhan 13y ago
Why should we explore?
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by Vardhan 13y ago
Is that the goal of life? Incessant scientific progress?
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by Vardhan 13y ago
The problem isn't civilian casualties, it's our propensity for war.