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silvat
6y ago
I apologize if my comments before were a bit on the scathing side. I really am just a bit shocked that this way of reasoning had become commonplace. I would like to ask you, do you think that somebody could write the article and not have th
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silvat
6y ago
I would argue that the concerning thing is that when accused of dogwhistling, while plausibly deniable, is also completely irrefutable. How can I show you that the text is not secret code words? I have only come across the great replacement
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silvat
6y ago
I really hate this dog whistle crap that I keep hearing. It's like a more intellectual version of 'so what you're really saying is <something you did not explicitly say>'. I don't know how it ever became a leg
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silvat
6y ago
Yeah, it was this one: Thank You for Arguing: What Cicero, Shakespeare and the Simpsons Can Teach Us About the Art of Persuasion From chapter 23. Recover from a screw-up ```Don’t apologize at all. The problem with an apology is that it beli
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silvat
6y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. I read a book about rhetoric (basically the bread and butter of politicians, marketing and PR) and it strongly advocated never( or almost never) apologizing. I can't remember the exact reasoning but the the
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silvat
6y ago
I think pursuing an idea or project with wreckless abandon can be a beautiful thing. The risk of getting injured in the attempt to push limits is the cost of doing business.
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silvat
6y ago
That's arguable. You could say, not everybody loves is delighted that the value(to themselves) of their work goes down, the more they do it. I think most people accept some form of taxation but annoyance at idea of diminishing returns
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silvat
6y ago
maybe something like: 'cases that asked the court to _return to the practice of: preventing lawsuits against police, unless the law was clearly broken (therefore indefensible)_
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silvat
6y ago
Im currently reading a book on this exact topic called Rain Making, pretty good so far. Maybe a little old/outdated, can't really tell because I'm not actually in the business yet, just doing preliminary research
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silvat
6y ago
How do you even show that systematic racism exists? -edit to assuage the presumptuous- Assuming systematic racism does exist in US industry(I'm not from the US or live there) and a solution is provided to lessen it. At what point can y
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silvat
6y ago
Chiming in just to say that I do this too and would suspect it actually is quite common
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silvat
7y ago
Those low effort questions are often extremely popular though, which would imply that they are useful to a lot of people.
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silvat
7y ago
Don't know what to make of this but all trains of thought seem to lead to This Is A Bad Idea
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silvat
7y ago
It bothers me that your comment is written well because it lends credibility to a comment that essentially amounts to 'don't stand up for what you believe, it won't work! Be a weasel instead!' I strongly disagree, I thin
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silvat
7y ago
I tried reading catch-22 twice before successfully getting through it. I felt the same as you did. I think my problem the first 2 times was that I was looking for the 'hook' or whatever it was that people were so fanatical about.
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7y ago
You're characterization of these people simply as deadbeats trying to avoid responsibility is both extremely insensitive and simple minded. How deep a person can gets caught up in addiction is usually a reflection of their emotional he
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Ask HN: How openly should you discuss your opinions on the internet?
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silvat
8y ago
Not a discussion I really want to have but fewer wars is most certainly not a consequence of 'people becoming better'. Regarding voting, I completely understand that my stance is not helping the situation at all and is untenable i
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8y ago
I'm fetching this from 3 year old memory here but I think it was in the race vs Coke Stevens, they had trucks of Mexicans brought over the border and were given $5 per vote or something along those lines. This was in conjunction with v
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8y ago
I learned about this stuff from the Robert Caro series. After reading these and the Power Broker, I find it hard to believe that it would be any different nowadays. I don't know what the current methods would be, but why would we assu