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a_techwriter_00
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Comment #38452780
Talking about things you don't understand is a natural human activity. The poor as well as the rich are able to do it. It's very peculiar that you're so obsessed with this complete…
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Comment #38273193
He insisted on saltine crackers for the breadcrumbs and Old Bay seasoning in particular. (Old Bay is known enough now that I've seen it in random parts of the country and even over…
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Comment #38271382
My father's family have been in Maryland since the 1600s. When my father made fried chicken, he made it with lard, a seasoned breading, and a milk gravy, somewhat like country frie…
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Comment #38197554
Man, I seriously hope people don't use what they post here to predict the outcome of future interactions.
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Comment #38106131
One example is a little-known disreputable degree mill called Carnegie Mellon University
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Comment #38045519
A civil war happened the last time a King Charles broke with Parliament.
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Comment #36302913
In terms of ethnicity, isn't China something like 91% Han Chinese? I wonder if that has anything to do with the incentive structure behind why their media denigrates other races.
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Comment #36061761
You really sound like you know what other people should be doing. Have you considered a career in management?
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Comment #35930000
Euclid's Elements. I was gifted at most everything language-related in school, but I was complete dogshit at math. Studying Euclid changed my entire perspective. I don't think I'd …
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Comment #35765335
The psychology involved in the response you're wondering about is really quite simple to understand.
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Comment #35106970
It's something of a meme to say talk about shorting what he recommends his viewers buy. Sometimes people will come up with data showing that if you did that over such-and-such a pe…
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Comment #34992566
If history's any indication, you can't give companies an inch. They'll take advantage of employee ignorance of the law, or do shady things with the payments under the logic that if…
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Comment #34637130
Confessions is on the program Sophomore year, as are excerpts from Summa Theologica. I vaguely remember one of the differences between the campuses being that Annapolis students re…
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Comment #34637088
I forget if War and Peace was the first book of a semester or whether it was over spring break, but long novels were typically scheduled so that you had some free time away to read…
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Comment #34635073
That's an extremely complicated question for me. I'll talk about each of the classes and offer what thoughts I can: Math -- without math class at St. Johns I don't think I'd have e…
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Comment #34634077
You're right, that view is "a little" dramatic. The Holocaust proposition was maybe more defensible 20 years ago when we could still look at Third World with rose-colored glasses. …
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Comment #34633367
St. John's graduate here. It looks like that list includes a lot of what we read in "lab" class mixed in with what we read in math class. Freshman math was almost entirely the stud…
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Comment #34612772
To my knowledge in the US "40 and older" is a protected class but "under 40" is not.
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Comment #34110439
As an example of this, Oregon's had the 'Death With Dignity Act' since 1997. It allows a process for terminally ill people with a prognosis of less than 6 months to live to see a d…
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Comment #33765641
I assume "this job takes team bonding so seriously that when the boss tells you to get drunk with him or get in bed with another random employee, that's just part of the job, so do…
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Comment #33555500
To 'subduct' is to take away or subtract from.
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Comment #33098288
Marketwatch is a subsidiary of Dow Jones which is a subsidiary of News Corp, which also owns Fox News, the Wall Street Journal, and Investor's Business Daily, among others.
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Comment #32419633
Can the universe be infinite? Whatever layer of contingent substrate one finds, can't there be another one lurking behind it, just as contingent?
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Comment #32419573
Well, sure, there are philosophical problems with having to work at all for a living -- but work is required by nature. If one sits and does nothing, one starves to death. There's …
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Comment #32419431
Do you think that it does justice to the victims of Jan 6th and the victims of the siege of the Colombian Palace of Justice to say that both of those events are the same crime? The…