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Kaiyou
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Comment #22960480
Education is limited to things we know. It's a knowledge transfer. In areas where there is no prior knowledge, education isn't a fix. Also, prior knowledge can be contested with ne…
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Comment #22945344
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Comment #22939331
That seems to be the case. Everyone is talking about context, without establishing the context, as if it just exists and everyone should know it. How am I supposed to know all that…
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Comment #22934381
Can we just take a moment to appreciate that a sites legitimacy is questioned because the site isn't crippled by ads to the point of being nearly unusable? That's a really unfortun…
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Comment #22933427
It's easy to hit because the incentives work out that way. If the incentives were adjusted through higher tax for higher weight, I wonder if this trend could be reverted.
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Comment #22933395
If there was a fair competition over who gets to live, it can hardly be characterized as unfair. Also, did you already forget that China had a one-child policy? You can look up how…
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Comment #22924803
There's no difference between your own children and white children, if you are white, is there? Generally speaking, the future is something that needs securing. If you don't secure…
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Comment #22924733
How is it white nationalism to want to secure a future for white children? This seems highly illogical to me.
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Comment #22924684
And how do you get from this quote to the context of genociding other people? That's a pretty big non-sequitur. The quote is about securing a future, not to "kill all infidels".
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Comment #22924642
I'm from Germany, I know that slogan. Like I said, I think it's inherently wrong. Work is something that shackles you. Your reply doesn't address my questions.
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Comment #22924607
That's how you get stagnation. It's also rather unfair.
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Comment #22924499
I don't think you can construct "It's okay to be white" as something wrong, because it's just inherently correct. It worries me, that you even try to find something wrong the the s…
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Comment #22924472
That work sets you free is an unsubstantiated claim. I'm working and I don't think that this set me free. On the contrary, I think it's pretty shackling. What would be a not naive …
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Comment #22924432
I don't think I can tell that much about a person based on an accessory.
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Comment #22924383
I lived my entire live frugally. I enjoy that. Working 40h weeks on the other hand isn't all that fun, even though now I have thousands of dollars to blow every month. If I had the…
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Comment #22924366
I think it is very reasonable to think, that it is okay to be white. Don't you?
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Comment #22924333
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Comment #22924296
Post-scarcity doesn't solve the fundamental problem of earth being unable to sustain infinite humans. Even with infinite resources, there will still be finite space. Historically, …
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Comment #22924234
I do not think such a world is desirable. It would just distort markets. Everyone will charge more for everything, starting with rent. If you cover the basic needs of "everyone", t…
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Comment #22924035
Ever since I've looked up what the fourteen words are, I'm both struggling to understand why they are controversial and associated with the far right. They seem pretty reasonable a…
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Comment #22922497
Working 40h weeks for an extra $500 isn't a good deal. As long as I can sustain life without working, not working at all will always beat getting some scraps. If there aren't reper…
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Comment #22922325
Money is a representation of wealth, if you print more of it, the money loses it's value to match the wealth. We call this inflation. You cannot give away wealth that you do not ha…
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Comment #22922243
CLIs are like that. On the bright side, things rarely change. So the stuff you read in the manual 30 years ago still likely works. I prefer it over relearning GUIs with every updat…
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Comment #22914738
Shift+click works for me.
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Comment #22914731
There's an initialism for it, used by the people who know about the feature to describe the people who didn't: RTFM.