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benihana
11y ago
Here's a different idea: Don't judge people's reasons for donating money. I'm happy to accept people's donations, regardless of their reason for giving it, because who am I to judge what they do with their money? Te
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benihana
11y ago
The post you're responding to never said this essay deserved criticism. It said it's good people aren't taking it at face value and are being critical of it. They are not the same thing. Being critical of the claim to donat
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benihana
11y ago
What point are you making? Are you saying that's a lot or a little? We all read the 99% number. Adding periods between the words puts emphasis on it sure (great job putting in the extra effort to enhance the discussion by the way) but
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benihana
11y ago
Three years is all? It takes at least eighteen to raise a child. Shame on you for being proud of your country that doesn't care about children enough to see them raised properly. I have to laugh at you and your country for not valuing
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11y ago
> Move to a state with family leave laws. Just move! Great and completely realistic solution to the problem of what to do about paternity leave within my company when a kid is on the way. Brilliant! I wish I'd thought of that.
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11y ago
>You are trying to rationalize with people who are irrational. In my opinion, this is the most dangerous statement in this thread. Saying the actions of these people is irrational loses any ability to understand why they're doing wh
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11y ago
Oh my god, that is so interesting and different. You must be a really unique and free thinking person to not own a TV or a phone. I bet you have really interesting opinions!
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benihana
11y ago
Nope. Did you read the article? They're as effective as other diets over the long run.
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benihana
11y ago
An upvote is preferable to a meaningless comment like "this" which adds very little value to the discussion.
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benihana
11y ago
leave this kind of pointless platitude with no facts or sources to reddit please. they love that kind of shit over there.
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11y ago
> It is more a factor of the group's average wealth rather than the fact that they are foreign. How do you know that for sure? Maybe their higher average wealth is a function of their success as immigrants, not the other way around
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11y ago
Listen, I love me some good ole fashioned hate-filled ignorance just as much as the next American, but whoa nelly. You're making some crazy assumptions about the ethnicity and lifestyles of people based solely on what they look like an
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11y ago
I know what a watt is, and I understand what giga means. I know what a calorie means because I eat food and I have to make decisions about how many calories to consume daily. I know what horsepower means because when I shop for cars, I comp
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11y ago
I love the absurdity of this and arbitrariness. You'll happily drive in a car, one of the most dangerous machines people use regularly. But if it has a computer in it, no siree, that's when things get too deadly to deal with. All
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11y ago
Sorry that you think think having repressed anger is justification for putting innocent people in danger.
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11y ago
Completely irrelevant, baiting non-sequitur. Your perception of his company's diversity does not change the validity of his point about having a less diverse pool to hire from.
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benihana
11y ago
really great contribution to the discussion, thanks for sharing.
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benihana
11y ago
it's called an image macro. if you're going to be pedantic and annoying, at least get it right.
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benihana
11y ago
This would have been so much more enjoyable if the text hadn't been comic sans and some stupid meme that my grandmother still says to me wasn't shoehorned in.
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11y ago
"I am so smart, I've risen above looks, but not mistakes."
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11y ago
Ok.
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Reports of Streptococcus mitis on the Moon
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I bought a new Air in mid September. I was a little annoyed that documentation seemed out of date, but it took all of five minutes to fix this. No song and dance needed, just a sudo mkdir.
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I hear people say this all the time, but I don't remember being told this. I remember being told to go to college and to get a 'good' degree (this was well before STEM was a common term) meaning something not liberal arts and
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It seems an appropriate response to the ultimate cynicism, capital punishment
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Californians and wild fires come to mind
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> I sound like a cynic when I say this, but the root cause of failures like this is a principle fundamental to Evernote: data owned by an application, rather than data accessed by an application. No, you don't sound cynical at all.
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I hated group work for the opposite reason: there was always some ass who thought their work and ideas were superior and they didn't let anyone else provide any input. They'd often just re-do the work I did because I didn't d
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You can say this about any region on this map. I've lived in three of the regions on this map and each of them have smaller regions with different attitudes and ideas. It's a high level general thing explained in a few hundred wor
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I couldn't tell if this was real or satire until the last sentence. I mean, it reads like not very subtle satire - like a 14 year old snowflake on tumblr wrote it. But people in the comments there and here are taking it seriously. And
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