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dsajames
1y ago
You clearly have enver spent time in Honduras
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dsajames
2y ago
I can see this. I knew someone who was homeless for a time. I asked her where she slept. She said "you don't sleep". You don't even have to run an experiment to know that sleep deprivation, even in your own home, cause
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dsajames
2y ago
This isn't pressing your thumb. This is throwing away half the scale
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dsajames
2y ago
So this is an example of what not to do. 1. Violate the law more blatantly than anyone else. 94% of new jobs went to POC? So what, 50% of the population shared 6% of the jobs? This sounds like apartheid era South Africa. 2. Create a ba
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dsajames
8y ago
This is often dragged out whenever "liberal education" is justified. It's overrated. My friends who went to college are not $50-$200k more expansively educated than those who didn't. Also, libraries, cheap Kindle books
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dsajames
8y ago
You can't put a website in front of it and call it disruption. Every one of those things you mentioned gets bought after you have physically spoken with someone to give yourself the confidence they are legit. It's such an importa
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dsajames
8y ago
Poachers are mostly criminal gangs, not mothers feeding dying babies. This shows a profound lack of awareness of the area. It's not some massive group of half starving people. Also when you are dealing with the extinction of a species
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dsajames
8y ago
There is zero entitlement to assets from sperm donor. This is very clearly spelled out in law.
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dsajames
8y ago
Yup. There was a time I could write out a win.ini file from memory and understanding all the options. Today, doing the same on any platform would be impossible. It's been many years. Computers have gotten far more complex and reliabl
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dsajames
8y ago
Why wouldn't you be financially responsible for your own property? This doesn't make sense.
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dsajames
8y ago
100%. Said pedophile's cure should be used far and wide. I am 100% certain inventions used widely today have been made by pedophiles. If the person is convicted, their assets can be siezed and they can be imprisoned. This is not the
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dsajames
8y ago
He's not being extremely callous. He's just saying your opinion shouldn't be forced on him. The suffering of others doesn't need to be his problem. We can discourage that with prison and fines. No need to drag the co
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dsajames
8y ago
You absolutely are memory holing them. If you decide I'm not not allowed to see older Cosby episodes on your platform, new people can't watch it and it's little by little erased from cultural memory.
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dsajames
8y ago
Not even close to what was written. The article couldn't have been more clear.
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dsajames
8y ago
I disagree. I think the rich like endurance sports because they're safe. My father was a triathlete. He could push himself to his heart's content and never worry about taking a kick to the temple. Another HUGE factor is age. R
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dsajames
8y ago
Cost has increased. Health care is a huge part. Housing another. Higher pay to compete with industry another in select fields.
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dsajames
8y ago
Not the more they ask for equality, the more behavior is directed at past transgressions that had nothing to do with a guy. Discriminatory divorce laws keep men from marrying. I see this very openly. Overcorrection with MeToo will make man
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dsajames
8y ago
They didn't target one person. What she wrote was quite clear.
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dsajames
8y ago
Do you find anything consistent among these women who eat alone? Age, how busy/rushed they appear, how tough they appear, etc? Would you guess they are single with few friends in the area? Perhaps they mostly just have more confidenc
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dsajames
8y ago
Completely different wording. Risk vs excess risk. You can say the same about femininity. Excess reliance on others to do necessary but undesireable things, excess avoidance of conflict, even if it means never standing up to someone who
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dsajames
8y ago
I don't know where you went to school, but I did some CC and completed a BS. It was the opposite for me. CC treated people like hs kids, at uni, I did all the research I could desire. Classes were way harder, the subject matter infin
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dsajames
8y ago
Some people treat it like a university, others like a vocational school. Have stats for both. Just be careful with stats. They are easily gamed.
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dsajames
8y ago
I find this strange. You are essentially saying caring for your own children isn't something you should do, something only poorer people should do. This sounds like hiring a mercenary army instead of having a domestic volunteer army.
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dsajames
8y ago
If he left, why not report?
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dsajames
8y ago
This is a very distorted view of the US. Very few live in SV or NYC. My wife simply stayed home for a few years and we easily afforded a nice house.
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dsajames
8y ago
Ever hear the saying "when the whole world stinks, you have shit on your nose"? The world is unlikely to be how any one person likes it. Learning to live with it is a good skill.
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dsajames
8y ago
Really? I bet many people would find it funny. Perhaps not you or your circle, but you don't define the world, his country, state, or community.
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dsajames
8y ago
They start by not borrowing $150k for college. You can also look to live in less expensive places and in smaller houses, but yes, housing has increased
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dsajames
8y ago
They're not more efficient. It's a combination of willingness to work for less, longer hours to make up for it, and pooling resources with extended families that enables them to get by
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dsajames
8y ago
A big part is you don't know who can learn to code and enjoy it. Not everyone is cut out for it.
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