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by tokenizer 10y ago
Most people are tired of censors who propagate their moral rulesets self righteously. In the 70s/80s/90s it was the Christian right against music and video games. Now it's the progressive left against everyone else, calling t
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by tokenizer 10y ago
If little boys were raped in culture, they would likely replicate that behaviour no? An example being pederasty of little boys in Afghanistan being common, similar to your example. Completely cultural and I would argue traumatic.
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by tokenizer 10y ago
Most people ignore women's general bisexuality, and confuse this by equating sexual preference as "complicated". Not for men (for the most part, as in 99%). They either love vagina, and are disgusted by penis, or vice versa.
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by tokenizer 10y ago
Interesting stuff, I checked the website out and was impressed by the design. I'm not too familiar with analytics and marketing, but I did like how the contribution and web store mechanics were set up. That all said, I'm curious h
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by tokenizer 10y ago
> But weighed against simplicity of government, the ability to actually know the rules and follow them, I don't think that social justice wins. Let that debate take place in the market of ideas rather than in the halls of justice. I
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by tokenizer 10y ago
No it's true. Exchanges are prime targets, so it's risky. Wallets on desktops come in a variety of flavours, and can be secured. Getting root access to your device is trickey, let alone they would not know you have your bitcoin. B
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by tokenizer 10y ago
> "I really don't think that the six-hour day fits with an entrepreneurial world, or the start-up world," argues Erik Gatenholm, chief executive of Gothenburg-based bio-ink company. > He is candid enough to admit he tes
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by tokenizer 10y ago
How divisive. If Mars ever gets colonized, it'll be accomplished by those with wealth, drive, and scientific know how. I welcome anyone, including Elon Musk, to attempt it. Barring anyone is an affront to human progress.
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by tokenizer 10y ago
> If the broad left takes power again Doubt it, at least not in the next 8-12 years. Let's wait and see what President Trump does with Healthcare and the Economy. If he messes up, Dems should be able to get everything back in no tim
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by tokenizer 10y ago
> The tech industry is a global one, and it depends on hiring workers and employees from around the world. Honestly, this sounds very Pro American Corporations, and very anti-other countries. No one ever mentions Brain Drain - https:&#x
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by tokenizer 10y ago
All of my "confidence" is based on stockpiles of nuclear arnaments, nuclear submarine capabilities, missile shields, nuclear destination sites for both parties, potential first strike responses, allied coalitions, global trade, an
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by tokenizer 10y ago
Actually that's naive. Missile sites, response times, stockpiles, missle tech, defensive shields Nuclear submarines. I get discouraged talking strategy with people who have no clue about modern capabilities. Russia VS US would be game
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by tokenizer 10y ago
> Sorry you can't handle that fact. I like how buddy proves to you he's right, and you have the gall to act like you're right. Besides, this argument is over pedantics. My original comment stands. China is weak compared to
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by tokenizer 10y ago
OP Here, my whole point was America's power would get them a better trade deal. My whole point was China would not want war, and neither do we, so a restructuring makes sense. Yet I get downvoted by idiots who hate opinions they don&#x
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by tokenizer 10y ago
China stands absolutely no chance in a direct war with US and her allies. Not only do we absolutely decimate them in nuclear and naval capabilities, our combined allied forces would decimate them technologically, on the ground, and through
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by tokenizer 10y ago
This always happens. People listening to Teacher Unions are listening to Unions, not all teachers. Competing schools have to provide results, not just to federal powers, which public schools horribly fail time and time again, but also to th
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by tokenizer 10y ago
Free Speech is a concept dead to the left wing of political ideology. Hate Speech, "Evil People" prevented from speaking, their fans attacked. Mark my words, the other, more silent side of America will respond to violence if the l
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by tokenizer 10y ago
> A few idiots attack people Google how many celebrities and reporters have condoned that sucker punch against the "nazi". It's A LOT of people. The problem is that the regressive left is labelling everyone that disagrees
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by tokenizer 10y ago
> They might sell the same article to Russia Today, the New York Times, Fox, Al Jazeera, and the Times of India, so they can't cater to one crowd's political biases. All of that is mainstream news. This whole fake news thing is
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by tokenizer 10y ago
Good luck, sounds absolutely insane and unworkable. AI needs "Truth" inputs. I imagine if we had this tool when George W invaded Iraq, this AI would have said Weapons Existed, being all the CIA, and Politicians said so. Isn't
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by tokenizer 10y ago
And yet, I'm sure none of your news, your sources, have been compromised. I'm sure one of these anti science boogeymen you've created would think you are equally brainwashed and they are equally correct in their views...
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by tokenizer 10y ago
> So where can writing code be used to increase leverage when it comes to pushing back against a potentially dangerous government, within legal bounds obviously. Make services and products that help people. Seriously, that's it. Any
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by tokenizer 10y ago
Central bankers experimenting with people's lives. Bold move for Modi. If people start starving and losing their way of life, things will change.
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by tokenizer 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBleglF94CA TLDW: Star Trek is exactly what Thiel describes: Utopian drivel. DS9 actually abandoned a lot of that idealism for something more realistic, and confronted this issue in an episod
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by tokenizer 10y ago
also, cryptocurrency is inherently anarcho capitalist. anti state but free market oriented. many individualist hackers settle on some sort of libertarian liberalism. that said, "collectives" or "movements" almost always
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by tokenizer 10y ago
When your ideology hates people working with numbers, you know you messed up somewhere.
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by tokenizer 12y ago
My question to Americans is this: Can you trust elected officials to make due on their promises they make when they run?
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by tokenizer 12y ago
What a fancy way of saying we don't live in a functioning republic.
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by tokenizer 12y ago
Keyword is natural though. It's one thing to push science to it's limits. It's another entirely to delve into eugenics. It's pretty understandable and a default position to advocate for it, but it could be a slippery slo
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by tokenizer 12y ago
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