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Artoemius
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Comment #13020624
Fortunately, it's still possible to retain anonymity online. I wonder for how long.
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Comment #12988879
An elucidating quote from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry: "It seems that perfection is attained not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing more to remove."
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Comment #12919979
It might be one of the cases where correlation doesn't imply causation. For an objective study, we would need to assign children to groups randomly. Otherwise, we can miss various …
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Comment #12918634
I don't know. The Japanese are usually known for their dependence on the society and social norms. In the corporate world, they find it normal to work overtime without pay, never t…
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Comment #12911507
It's Trump's hug of death this time.
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Comment #12911417
Given that the race was pretty close, I wonder if we have Peter Thiel to thank for this result. Personally, I have a feeling that Trump would lose without Thiel's support.
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Comment #12910453
Great resource! I hope it grows to be a huge collection indeed. Also I hope it'll manage to avoid all the potential legal problems when people (knowingly or unknowingly) start subm…
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Comment #12908710
I think the lesson here is that people are tired of anything plain and boring and are eager to vote for something more unconventional.
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Comment #12907293
Brexit, then this. Life on Earth is becoming unpredictable again. A bit scary, but fun. It was way too boring.
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Comment #12836785
Everything about Apple these days points to the same elephant in the room: their top management are just a bunch of clueless salesmen without their leader.
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Comment #12814689
This was a fun read, and I found myself agreeing with him on most of the points. I would call his attitude "confidence in his own ability to reason clearly".
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Comment #12634907
For some reason, in Europe, even less people seriously consider cryonics as an option, despite the population being generally less religious. Some view it with cynicism. Others jus…
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Comment #12626105
Musk strikes me as an imaginative but a very rational person who deeply thinks about stuff, so this is confusing to me. His argument that our world is most likely a simulation does…
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Comment #12626066
Here's a post that tries to solve the geek vs nerd argument with Science! : https://slackprop.wordpress.com/2013/06/03/on-geek-versus-ne... P.S. The mandatory xkcd link: https://xk…
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Comment #12625893
Other than being very interesting, this article provides one of the funniest instances of the crazy humor generated by the Cloud To Butt Plus extension ( https://chrome.google.com/…
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Comment #12625871
> two tech billionaires have gone so far as to secretly engage scientists to work on breaking us out of the simulation I'm very curious who these two billionaires are and what exac…
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Comment #12562498
This is probably the most profound work out of these (no sarcasm): On the reception and detection of pseudo-profound bullshit http://journal.sjdm.org/15/15923a/jdm15923a.html
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Comment #12524518
The problem is that even if people hear it like this, P is still a more likely exact description of reality than P&Q.
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Comment #12524514
> if somebody takes the trouble to point something out to you (say, that someone you've never met used to be a very politically-active left-winger), what they pointed out must be r…
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Comment #12485820
> nobody can prove or disprove the existence of a higher being or a religion. You don't believe in something just because you cannot disprove it. You must have some evidence to bel…
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Comment #12485799
That depends on how you define an idiot. It's true that one half of people literally has less-than-average intelligence...
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Comment #12485788
Sorry, most people are indeed not idiots, but that doesn't apply to creationists. It's one thing to go to a church (there even might be purely social reasons), and it's another thi…