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MultiRRomero

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    Comment #4152051

    Craigslist's one goal in the world is to make a profit. That's it. Everything else comes secondary. If they decide that providing users a service will help them accomplish this, th…

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    Comment #4150579

    Not only do I entirely agree with this, but the title of the blog post makes it seems like he was acting less out of a concern for free speech and more out of a desire for attentio…

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    Comment #4150572

    Calling this a free speech issue is like saying that Reddit inhibits free speech by preventing you from posting personal information online. Not every act of asking you to change o…

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    Comment #4125180

    Also, a lot of modern art is philosophical in nature. It pushes the boundaries on the definition of what is art? Of course, this started over a hundred years ago, so by now the bou…

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    Comment #4125169

    Actually, a lot of modern art IS intellectual games; not spirit or aesthetics. Look at the readymades of Marcel Duchamp (early 20th century). And these intellectual games apply to …

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    Comment #4125155

    note: if you read one part of this, read the last paragraph. "I paint objects as I think them not as I see them." - Pablo Picasso "Art is what you can get away with." - Andy Warhol…

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    Comment #4112373

    It's hard to understand and celebrate the glories of the Internet as a vehicle for "freedom and free speech" and all that good stuff, when all too often large communities within it…

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    Comment #4093092

    This is amazing. I remember being a kid and asking the question, what kind of matter exactly is a flame? Is it plasma? The first satisfying answer I've ever seen. (And please, if y…

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    Comment #4092393

    Am I the only one who doesn't find this all that positive? I already think scientology is bad/evil/dangerous, and I think that illegally getting access to their secrets might make …