Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
unselect5917
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
16 ms
·
1.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
Big cities are indistinguishable from other big cities in other countries. All big cities mostly have the same culture. That's why I liked the Japanese perspective on us. They saw cool things that they liked and included in their ficti
2.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
Yeah, you seem like a stand-up dude, that's why I was so curious. >Thanks for trying anyway Same to you!
3.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
>Hard to parse .. ESL ? Native English speaker. Read more books. Or maybe some Thomas Jefferson. The sentence wasn't that complex. >That aside, what made up assertive nonsense is this? It's ANES data. Since words are clearly
4.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
No more than they like white people. The only race in any study you can find shows that every racial group prefers themselves the most, other races less, and whites the least. Except white people. Who've been conditioned to get rid of
5.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
Of illegal immigrants on some form of welfare.
6.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
>There's no real Us culture to preserve. Fish Fails to Detect Water The easiest way to see it is look at Japanese portrayals (outsider perspective). Cowboys, horses, guns, pride in our military and our free speech, fireworks and BBQ
7.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
White people are a global minority at ~7%. "Minorities™" have their own countries where they are majorities. If they don't want to be Minorities™, they can stay home.
8.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
You sound like someone who started paying attention to politics in 2016. Trump isn't even an outlier. Foreign policy has been dictated by AIPAC (as well as a lot of domestic policy) for decades . Do you not remember the two-minutes-ha
9.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
>As you're well aware, the US is just barely meeting replacement birth rate. Oh no, they'll have to raise wages due to lack of labor. How terrible for the working class (everyone).
10.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
You basically nailed it. USD crashed in the 1970s after the Nixon shock, and is basically a shambling corpse losing 3-8% of its value every single year while BTC is 600x the value of a 1913 dollar... and trending up: https://i.im
11.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
Who cares when I can sell BTC to USD in seconds?
12.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
I was wondering why you thanked two people who provided secondary sources (very courteous of you), but not me when I'm who you asked and I provided the source immediately. So I opened the reply in a private window and realized the repl
13.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
Pretending the word doesn't mean anything is the most obvious sign that the person saying that is one of them. If you don't like the term given to your basket of political beliefs give one that encapsulates it that you like better
14.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
>And the U.S. has been doing even better since 1965. Better for whom? People are struggling to afford groceries largely because the dollar is worth 1/165th of its 1913 value and the minimum wage hasn't been raised in 17 years.
15.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
I have a better idea. Let them make their countries worth living in. If they don't like it in America they can leave. Because unlike Americans, we don't have another home country to retreat to. Most countries have MUCH higher stan
16.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
Conflating not wanting to compete with foreigners for jobs in your own country with racism is bad faith bullshit. Foreigners of the exact same race are equally unwanted competition.
17.
▲
by
unselect5917
21d ago
You'd have to ask them: “Once we squeeze all we can out of the United States, it can dry up and blow away.” —Benjamin "Netanyahu" Mileikowsky
18.
▲
by
unselect5917
23d ago
Just because I have nothing to hide doesn't mean I have anything I want you to see. People are entitled to privacy because they enjoy it. No further justification is needed.
19.
▲
by
unselect5917
28d ago
"preventable medical errors" kill between 270,000 - 400,000 Americans every year. It was listed on this wikipedia page until July 11, 2020. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preventable_causes_of_death I know bec
20.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
>4 Earth Quadrants Another arbitrary invention. Why not divide by 3? Or 5? Or any other magic number?
21.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
>The statement about months is kinda wrong. No it isn't. >Moon months exist, and there are 13 of them I said the months are defined by the moon. You said it was wrong, then agreed with me. Note that I never said there are 12 mont
22.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
>1/4 of a month Where does the 4 come from? Human artifice.
23.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
Shot in the dark, but since you seem to know: does this work in the brave browser? I know(?) on iOS that under the hood everything is still safari so I'm wondering...
24.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
I don't know why people still use Google. They've sold out and literally been documented reducing search quality to serve more ads. I use https://search.brave.com by default everywhere and for things even they don'
25.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
Just anti-jewish, nothing else? Sounds a bit jewish supremacist.
26.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
The 7 day week is completely artificial. Days exist, defined by the rotation of the Earth. Months exist, defined by the orbit of the moon. Seasons exist, defined by the solstices and equinoxes. Years exist, defined by the orbit of the Earth
27.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
Something I learned years ago: caffeine doesn't directly "wake you up" it merely causes a trickle of adrenaline release. So I'm guessing you could get the same boost from exercise, probably moreso. Anything that elevates
28.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
Check the budgie. >The common parakeet or budgie has some interesting UV features. There is a small UV reflective patch on the chin, which appears dark violet to humans. Also, unlike most yellow birds, the yellow feathers on the head of
29.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
This post made me irrationally angry. Man, I need to unplug.
30.
▲
by
unselect5917
1mo ago
I hate that you're right. Short term gains for long term suffering, though? Just another horror beyond our comprehension?
More ›