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by wtdata 7y ago
First time I have head about this game, the concept seems fantastic. About needing to share info online, it reminds me of the Dark Souls series. The game series was made with the need to share tips in online forums (and through a system in
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by wtdata 7y ago
Macron's stance seems just a way to appease the hard left. It doesn't really matter if his declarations are scientifically correct or not. It is the most appealing course for him. He literally doesn't have to take any action,
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by wtdata 7y ago
Of course they did. For some reason in today's popular culture, we have this strange idea that the common knowledge that the Earth was round, only came to be after the 16th century. That's totally wrong, common people knew the Ear
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by wtdata 7y ago
From various other discussions and clear examples in HN, in my opinion: hard sciences aren't political, soft sciences are clearly political.
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by wtdata 7y ago
The ecology of our planet doesn't care about the political leaning of whoever is burning their forests or polluting the planet. Global environment changes exactly the same when it was the hard-left of Lula and Dilma burning Amazon, or
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by wtdata 7y ago
My point is that, at least other governments, were aware of it for a long time. In my opinion they are only raising the concern now for political gain (at least in cases like Macron). But I agree, let's do it now, it really needs to be
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by wtdata 7y ago
Besides this, there are reports from serious agencies (NASA is one of them) stating that what is happening on Amazon is on par with what has been happening at least in the previous 15 years (I think that's how far their data goes). [1]
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by wtdata 7y ago
If you are given them while married and then continue to use them after a divorce, no I don't think so. Imagine it was the keys to her personal apartment she had in her name during marriage. It would not be ok for her husband to enter
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by wtdata 7y ago
Can you clarify your rationale about why France banned paternity tests?
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by wtdata 7y ago
Most of the complains seem to be from people preferring a physical medium for their Kanban board. Well, I agree with them, but I work with a team from all around the world and we only get physically together every 3 months. Although I am st
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by wtdata 7y ago
Your facts are completely wrong. China now produces more CO2 that all other 1st world countries together [1], while having increased their emissions by 300% in the last 30 years and are set to increase them a further 30% during the next 10.
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by wtdata 7y ago
You mean, with President Temer?
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by wtdata 7y ago
We all want to stop the fires, but the fires are the same as they ever were. This isn't about the fires, if it was, the sanctions would have taken place already during Dilma or Lula's government: "As of August 16, 2019, an an
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by wtdata 7y ago
Serious question, what do you define as trans hate (in regard to the people you are talking about)? This is because, what you may be describing as "trans hate" may simply be someone that simply doesn't accept the non scienti
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by wtdata 7y ago
> I think they just overestimated the ability of their employees to respect each other when they hold differing world views. That's kinda natural once you reach a certain size and your colleagues may as well be randos on the street.
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by wtdata 7y ago
I am under the impression it was never a debate to start with. A debate implies that both sides are allowed to speak their arguments, yet, Google was actively shutting down and firing people that defended one of the sides.
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by wtdata 7y ago
Sure, why doesn't your second option call for all countries to pay Brazil then? Instead of just western countries. I can even accept that richer countries could pay somewhat more. But, still, there are a lot of non-western countries
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by wtdata 7y ago
So, you are saying that non-Western countries just don't care about destroying the ecology of our planet? P.S. My country has been planting vast areas of forest since the 13th century for economic purposes. Not sure what you mean by &q
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by wtdata 7y ago
Our countries have a lot of forest. This eternal apologizing of the greatest culprits of ecological catastrophe (i.e. mostly non-Western countries), is the actual problem. People following your ideology don't care about global warming,
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by wtdata 7y ago
This is a rain forest, Western countries don't have those, that's why it's special. EU, USA, Canada, etc. have a lot of forest per country area, we actually took care of it or at least replanted what was destroyed centuries a
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by wtdata 7y ago
How about if Western countries simply stop doing business with you instead? Better yet, how about if Western countries take hold of that territory from you in order to properly manage it?
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by wtdata 7y ago
Why do you have this notion that Western Countries must be perpetually paying up to clean the mess non Western countries do?
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by wtdata 7y ago
Interesting, I always wondered when visiting the UK, why they have such a similar name for such a distinct product, now I understand. Also, I pretty much identified about the part of the article where they talk about comparing the colour an
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by wtdata 7y ago
Do you understand Portuguese? That slide is nothing about what this article is reporting. For anyone that doesn't understand Portuguese, this slide is about how the government feels threatened by what they see as (even agreeing that wo
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by wtdata 7y ago
That is something that unfortunately happens almost every year: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/437017.stm
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by wtdata 7y ago
I don't particularly trust Bolsonaro, his constant twisting of the truth and his ignorance should put us all on alert. But seriously, this is an article about an agency that is openly anti-bolsonaro and pro PT [1] (his opposing party)
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by wtdata 7y ago
You do understand that the title of the wikipedia article - and its main point - is about the rape of French woman by American soldiers on the aftermath of D-Day, right?
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by wtdata 7y ago
It is weird then, that the all world wants (and feels entitled) to come through our borders and live under our western rules instead the other way around.
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by wtdata 7y ago
From the article: "Given that women have been the majority of the undergraduate student body in many countries for the last three decades, one can no longer argue that equality can be achieved by simply waiting for young female scholar
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by wtdata 7y ago
I think that once the people running Hollywood realized they can make a consistent profit from running the same stories over and over again, they lost all appetite for risk and for trying out new things. The end result is endless reboots an

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