anotheraccount7

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by anotheraccount7 13y ago
except that's not in the realm of reality for the US...
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by anotheraccount7 13y ago
That doesn't bother me at all. Other than your medical information, I'm pretty sure the government already knows all that information. And I'm not really sure how them knowing my HIV status leave me at a disadvantage.
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by anotheraccount7 13y ago
I think the postcards example hurts his argument. People send postcards all the time precisely because for the most part they don't care about privacy in their mail. In my personal life I can't think of a single example where I s
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by anotheraccount7 13y ago
The correlations you present don't inform the nature v nurture debate at all. The pro-nature side would simply contend that wealth correlates with more advantageous genetics and that the success of their prodigy mostly has to do with t
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by anotheraccount7 13y ago
Well the trophy for most BS per capita definitely goes to the Chinese.Unfortunately If I see a chinese name on an IEEE article and it's not from a reputable university, I skip it. As for clearing out toxins. It's been known for ye
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by anotheraccount7 13y ago
Woudn't raising the minimum wage mean less factories being built in Bangladesh and there fore more women that need to work the fields and live the old/worse lifestyle? I know that for instance in China wages have gone up, and now
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by anotheraccount7 13y ago
Flagged and logged. They'll discuss it at your next performance review ;)
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by anotheraccount7 13y ago
I guess it would matter what you mean by "inherently corrupt". physiologically? very unlikely - but it could definitely be a cultural issue