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Comment #29177758
Which means there is no peaceful solution available.
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Comment #29150470
Lay-people have incomplete information, therefore even if they "win" with common usage their opinion can be casually disregarded. If you are suggesting that I give in to the ignora…
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Comment #29102290
IQ testing is not how anyone measures intelligence and hasn't been for quite some time. I suspect the problem lies here: Intelligence requires a multi-part definition, to use your …
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Comment #29092189
They certainly do. Which means the remainder are split into two groups: 1) Those stupider than average and 2) Those smarter than average.
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Comment #29090825
Average people find him entertaining. Others find him slow, inaccurate and petty.
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Comment #29090816
There is no academically or commonly accepted definition of intelligence. Your confident statement renders everything else you say suspect.
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Comment #29087959
Thankfully the population size is large enough that those of us who prefer competency over "personality" can form teams of our own.
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Comment #28742681
Straw Man noun 1. an intentionally misrepresented proposition that is set up because it is easier to defeat than an opponent's real argument. My comment speaks directly to to above…
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Comment #28738556
Many humans are quite aggressive. Pacifists are easily defeated by force. How can you have progress without security?
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Comment #27970667
Whataboutism is far from useless. By comparing similar subjects one can see their traits with greater clarity. When whataboutism is used to deflect from the original subject then i…
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Comment #27180961
There are two extremes here. One extreme is excessive work while the other is no work. In between the two lies a range of working hours which is tolerable to humans.
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Comment #27064171
Being uncertain is in the middle. It's a position that too few humans are willing to take on any issue, treating it as if it were madness. If you are uncertain your options are to …
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Comment #26672124
Yeah, I admit it does use some of those elements. However this is reality. Trying to provide to those less fortunate is a luxury. The idea of creating an equitable society is only …
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Comment #26671919
Value here is defined as the NECESSARY tasks required to maintain the civilization whether they be menial or intellectual. Needs not wants. Tasks that provide food, shelter and the…
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Comment #26671683
Of course some peoples "rights" will have to be stepped on. In order to have and maintain a civilization that civilization requires people who are competent at the skills needed in…
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Comment #26209993
It sounds like general problem solving ie. Collect all the individual components of the problem and research the known methods of connecting the components to each other to achieve…
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Comment #25767019
When I read the headline I thought this article might be about domestic terrorism in the US. When I clicked on the article I saw it it was in fact about COVID-19. This is how I tes…
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Comment #25670469
Seconded. The tools are not the problem. The humans using the tools are the problem.
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Comment #25363440
I'd argue that many humans think too highly of their intelligence and are not intelligent enough to decide correctly for themselves. Watching a video or reading an article is, at l…
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Comment #25146767
No nation is friends with another nation. Nations are allies. Ally : a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose. Friend : a person whom one knows and…
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Comment #24765686
He clearly says at 17:37 "...for everyone else it will be out next week."
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Comment #24682134
But not well accepted by enough of the population.
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Comment #21891084
We can only sometimes trust the minimally intelligent brains we already have to deal with. At some point soon we're going to have to discuss whether we're going to go the way of th…
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Comment #18387047
"Millions have died in wars for us to have what we have today." What we have is going to vary from person to person. I have no thanks to all those people for giving me a life fille…