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by pop8row9 10y ago
Isn't that what you do? If you have deals with many strangers do you not expect to get your hands dirty in some way?
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by pop8row9 10y ago
This reply seems a little unhinged in comparison to the preceding comment.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
I disagree that this is implied by his comment.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
The Windows version of Transmission-qt does not allow one to completely disable seeding. Little bellwethers go a long way in identifying poor applications.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
Be careful who you tell this to. Or be prepared to vehemently defend yourself from charges of incompetence at the next important political decision you face. Propaganda based on the intellect can and does happen more routinely than is healt
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by pop8row9 10y ago
The Wikipedia article seems very biased in their favor.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
You guys can be real dicks to people who express slightly alternate opinions.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
I have a serious question: why can't bridges be rebuilt instantaneously, similar to a reset in the diplomatic sphere? If it is within the best interest of all parties involved, it can and should happen... Westphalia comes to mind. We s
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by pop8row9 10y ago
I don't think there's anything wrong with refutations of pop-science. Thanks for posting.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
> It's just the audience that HN draws. The content of this thread seems to contradict this claim.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
Grace is definitely a factor to consider. The question I have is: should someone be required to work in order to live reasonably well? One entrepreneur, JK Rowling, is worth USD 1 bil. She did not require many resources to attain this; a sa
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by pop8row9 10y ago
I believe that no one is beyond rehabilitation, with the right conditions. Further, I believe this belief to be fundamental to any functionally human rights-oriented, pan-state democracy.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
I also wish to know this
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by pop8row9 10y ago
It is unfortunate that large amounts of money are not made available to reform the prison system. It seems that society is on autopilot, with people being led into a meat-grinder. Moral activation seems necessary.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
Ethics is changing: living species do have an inherent right to exist, I assert. The only item which is an absolute good is the end of human killing and torture in all its forms.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
This may be a bit of a tangent, but one of my favorite recording artists, Grimes, has said after her breakout album Halfaxa that shutting herself away for 10 days or more without any contact was vital to experiencing the "visions"
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by pop8row9 10y ago
The Dark Side of Camelot, by Seymour Hersh. A very, very interesting treatment of the Kennedys.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
Hear Hear for the Clockwork Society.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
For people who live as far West as you can be (politically), bordering the Pacific Ocean, who believe themselves to be at the forefront of a Science Fiction-esque reality that molds the world, this very-impressed ideology makes psychologica
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by pop8row9 10y ago
Please, could you provide an example of any mutually intelligible comparison which is not forced, and for which there are not 10x contradictions?
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by pop8row9 10y ago
I like this very much; it reminds me of Dr. Manhattan.
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by pop8row9 10y ago
This is why perception is so important: the same descriptions do practically, historically and in the present, apply to people as well as to clothing and items. Let's say two men walk together in a market and meet a magistrate. The fir
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by pop8row9 10y ago
Having recently been homeless, and then having achieved a high-paying tech job, I can say that the clothes you wear affect not only you, but also your surroundings, to a great extent. Before I achieved a good wardrobe, I could literally fee