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selfishgene
5y ago
There is plenty of trafficking out there even in countries where it is legal. This was just on hacker news today: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2019/jun/22/t...
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selfishgene
5y ago
Both MIT and Harvard have admitted to helping Jeffrey Epstein avoid prosecution on federal racketeering charges for the sex-trafficking of minors after they were exposed by whistle-blowers at both of these institutions. I'm still not s
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selfishgene
5y ago
Best open source alternative?
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selfishgene
5y ago
The evidence at this time is largely circumstantial: i) Mr. Stallman's job was to raise money for the FSF. ii) Mr. Stallman's friend and possible mentor was accused of sexual misconduct involving an underage girl who was alle
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selfishgene
5y ago
My current understanding, and I'd like to be corrected if I'm wrong here, is that Mr. Stallman's primary role at the FSF over the past decade has been to raise money for that organization, much like Rafael Reif's primary
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selfishgene
5y ago
To the extent that Stallman used his position at MIT and the FSF to help Jeffrey Epstein evade prosecution under the federal RICO statute for several decades by colluding with Epstein co-conspirators MIT president Rafael Reif, MIT corporati
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selfishgene
5y ago
https://futurism.com/the-byte/mit-scientist-stallman-pedophi... He's never adequately explained from what I can tell why he made those statements in the first place. If he could provide that additional insight, I
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selfishgene
5y ago
https://futurism.com/the-byte/mit-scientist-stallman-pedophi... He's never adequately explained from what I can tell why he made those statements in the first place. If he could provide that additional insight, I
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selfishgene
5y ago
Both MIT and Harvard have admitted to helping Jeffrey Epstein avoid prosecution on federal racketeering charges for the sex-trafficking of minors after they were exposed by whistle-blowers at both of these institutions. Not sure why it woul
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selfishgene
5y ago
And on the topic of LGBTQ+, looks like Epstein saw little difference between pedophilia and homosexuality: http://thecentralvoice.com/stories/jeffrey-epsteins-remarks-... This could be why Epstein may have seen gays as
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selfishgene
5y ago
https://futurism.com/the-byte/mit-scientist-stallman-pedophi... He's never adequately explained from what I can tell why he made those statements in the first place. If he could provide that additional insight, I
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selfishgene
5y ago
Of course! There was a nice discussion on hacker news recently about Martin Nowak's research on this topic that was largely funded by Jeffrey Epstein, and as a result was likely designed to serve as a foil for a billionaire convicted c
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selfishgene
5y ago
https://twitter.com/frankwilczek/status/1183476893049380867 Shame on Frank for trying to downplay his connection to Jeffrey Epstein's billionaire sex-trafficking ring! Pinker once tried to claim that "he
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Martin Nowak Sanctioned for Jeffrey Epstein Involvement
(harvardmagazine.com)
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selfishgene
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selfishgene
5y ago
Shame on "Ms. Affirmative Action" at Harvard for "punishing" Martin Nowak with only two years of probation. Nowak aided and abetted a convicted child rapist by conspiring with fellow accused child molester and Epstein be
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selfishgene
5y ago
Shame on "Ms. Affirmative Action" at Harvard for "punishing" Martin Nowak with only two years of probation. Nowak aided and abetted a convicted child rapist by conspiring with fellow accused child molester and Epstein be
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selfishgene
5y ago
Try scoop instead: https://scoop.sh/
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selfishgene
5y ago
Neither do companies get rich off of increasing diversity. In building his fortune, did Musk overlook any "marginalized peoples"? I can't tell from reading the author's Python code.
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selfishgene
5y ago
The most important thing that Harvard and MIT have that RMS does not ... is $50 billion between them in endowments. OSI will never forget that ... especially given how many cheerleaders there are for creating more open source software on bo
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selfishgene
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Both MIT and Harvard have admitted to helping Jeffrey Epstein avoid prosecution on federal racketeering charges for the sex-trafficking of minors after they were exposed by whistle-blowers. Not sure why it would be appropriate then to exclu
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selfishgene
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Both MIT and Harvard have admitted to helping Jeffrey Epstein avoid prosecution on federal racketeering charges for the sex-trafficking of minors after they were exposed by whistle-blowers. Not sure why it would be appropriate then to exclu
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selfishgene
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Will OSI participate in any future events hosted on the MIT or Harvard campuses after these universities' complicity in helping Jeffrey Epstein avoid prosecution on federal racketeering charges for the sex-trafficking of minors was exp
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selfishgene
5y ago
Agree with your more nuanced take on it.
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selfishgene
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https://forallx.openlogicproject.org/forallxyyc.pdf Superb writing and well motivated.
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selfishgene
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The cover-up continues!
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Don’t be surprised by the MIT administration’s decision on Seth Lloyd
(thetech.com)
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selfishgene
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How dare Rafael Reif try to play the race card on the recent shootings in Atlanta. The shooter has made it clear to law enforcement that his only motive was to "remove the temptation" that these largely Asian-staffed massage parlo
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selfishgene
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This is where that revolution is headed now ... here's some of the top search results from Google in no particular order: https://www.csustan.edu/sites/default/files/groups/Universit... https:/
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selfishgene
6y ago
Unfortunately with actual real-world policies like affirmative action that implement reverse racism and sexism in corporations and universities throughout the United States, often the people at these meetings *are less qualified* than ones
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selfishgene
6y ago
Not a damn thing! Some of us are a lot more concerned about economic and opportunity inequality among people who have already been born then about problems created by climate change for those who can afford to create the next generation. Fo
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