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EllieEffingMae
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Comment #28926924
If you're okay with one of these things but not the other, then you are applying a double standard based on a moralisation of sex. Sex as labour is no different than any labour, an…
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Comment #28442049
By current state of the world, I mean that any research into this topic can't control for all the possible variables. That's why we'd have to take it with such a large grain of sal…
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Comment #28442010
There was another comment I had just finished reading and merged them in my head. I'll go back through and edit, sorry for any confusion
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Comment #28441903
To address your question about "universal education advocates", they were not the reason that we got it. Their argument was purely an philosophical one, stating that a well informe…
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Comment #28441852
I was a little hyperbolic in my original answer. In all honesty, I think it's probably best to continue research in this area. However, in the current state of the world I don't se…
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Comment #28441790
If you would be so kind to explain to me why I should believe you, a random person on the internet claiming to be a "scientist" who "spends a lot of time thinking" about this subje…
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Comment #28441725
Would you mind elaborating on exactly how many studies you think are engaging in "statistical trickery"?
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Comment #28441709
Regardless of your credentials, as far as I am aware the scientific consensus on this topic is that genetics is nearly impossible to separate from other causal factors. Mainly othe…
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Comment #28441651
There are too many causitive factors to attempt to make a point at genetics. Any attempt to do so is racially motivated, or will be co-opted to institute racist policies. Studying …
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Comment #28441533
I first encountered this poem on a pamphlet handed out at my uncles funeral. It has remained one of my favourite poems of all time. When I was younger it read as a sad poem about l…
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Comment #28441398
Could you expand on this more? I don't know a lot about GUI programming, but I'd be interested in learning what the current failings are within the desktop space.
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Comment #27593126
As do I! Crafting interpreters is definitely one of the coolest programming books I've ever read. I used it as a blueprint for busing more than one parser in my time :D
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Comment #26530431
You can actually download all their articles as a PDF with a small yearly subscription. If that's not an option I've had good luck with pandoc in the past.
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Comment #24407946
I maintain a Fork of a program that does exactly this! You can check it out here https://github.com/Lifesgood123/prevent-link-rot
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Comment #22050755
My personal solution to this is using http://itty.bitty.site You can write a lot on one page. And I wrote some bash functions to store the links when you close your browser, and th…