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Comment #48831616
The overwhelming majority of countries around the world have processes for naturalization [1]. They are often fairly onerous, but that is true of many European countries as well. […
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Comment #48713724
> What if after "age checks" are put in place many www users stop using these "platforms." No doubt EFF would try to argue that's somehow bad I would love for people to stop using …
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Comment #47687689
... Are you saying that it's Jews themselves who are to blame for having been killed or exiled from numerous places?
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Comment #47415384
The "dawn of man" was perhaps 100,000 years ago. Humans, in some regions, have been raising cattle for maybe 10% of that time. And for almost all of that 10%, beef was a luxury goo…
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Comment #47401364
Living in a big city is usually better for the environment than living in a rural area. City-dwellers live in smaller spaces closer together, so they consume fewer resources and em…
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Comment #46800635
Muhammad is not a god, and he was very insistent on that point. The Buddha is also not seen as a god is most traditions. Elohim, Allah, and Ahura are generic terms for God or gods.…
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Comment #44193178
> It has, fwiw, also historically not been seen as a core right for thousands of years. Nothing has been seen as a core right for thousands of years, as the concept of human rights…
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Comment #44099562
I'm not that convinced by this paper. The "impossible languages" are all English with some sort of transformation applied, such as shuffling the word order. It seems like learning …
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Comment #43931974
> The whole meta-story of the first few chapters of Genesis was about creation. Not just creation of the universe as we know it, but the pro-creation between a man and a woman in t…
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Comment #43929877
It would be hard to argue that the bible actively promotes same-sex marriage, but I think you could reasonably argue that it says nothing on the subject and so leaves it for the ch…
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Comment #43571833
I think there should be a new rule that any time someone writes an article bragging about how he's† a badass independent thinker just like Paul Graham and Eliezer Yudkowsky, he mus…
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Comment #43413557
> Have you read the Bible? It's shockingly different from what people believe is written there. It is a post-apocalyptic survival guide, as well as a collection of human stories an…
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Comment #43140734
It's funny how people in this thread keep saying "well if you're going to complain about people being penalized for not using apps, you might as well complain about people being pe…
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Comment #42731203
I just use separate folder for the low-frequency feeds that I intend to keep up so they don't drown in everything else.
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Comment #42690411
> In fact in Judeo-Christian thinking, to do this requires people receiving a "new heart, a heart of flesh instead of a heart of stone" from God. (I saw "Judeo-" because the passag…
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Comment #42688332
TERFs (trans-exclusionary radical feminists) are generally left-wing, despite holding a reactionary view on trans people. That sort of comes with the territory of being a radical f…
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Comment #42688137
An optimistic explanation is that they don't want to be antisemitic. The present-day term for "Pharisee" is "Jew." The early rabbis who created Judaism as we know it were Pharisees…
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Comment #42544058
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Comment #40780519
In the schools I'm familiar with, this isn't really a skill that's taught. The emphasis is on carrying out steps correctly on paper. Making a good estimate without showing work wou…
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Comment #40101262
I would guess that Democratic and Republican politicians want to give more power to the USA government because they are the USA government.
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Comment #39112057
> pretty loyal Pokemon fans despite being in their 30's Pokémon is 28 years old, so people now in their 30s would have been the core demographic of Pokémon fans at the start. I wou…
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Comment #38974023
Games certainly have social value, but I'm not convinced that better graphics contribute all that much. I've not played Factorio, but looking at screenshots it seems not to have pa…
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Comment #38904246
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Comment #38862244
Reading this makes me despair for our species.
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Comment #38390517
This group said that previous attacks on state government offices this past summer were motivated by bans on gender-affirming healthcare for minors [1]. Idaho is among the states t…