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ajl666
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That's not a rebuttal dummy. Do you want the legitimacy debate confers your position? Then debate. None of my points are any one else's talking points. That's a sign of a non-dogma…
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It's sad to see how easily westerners are mislead by our own leaders, who ape Soviet contempt for constituents and maliciously ignore voter inputs. You should at least make an effo…
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The centralization has to do with cheap money. That appears to be a topic beyond your pay grade. Hacker News has a low skill base when it comes to economic understanding. VC funded…
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Comment #32915597
We're talking about advertising, not monopolies. That's your first fail. Second, you present a false binary that we have either the duopoly, or the self-starting individual. Market…
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You add more premises without first evaluating or addressing my point. You imitate the tone of rationality, but you cannot even follow the simple rules of debate. You need 2 premis…
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Advertising is a judgement. It is a synthetic definition (defined but it's relationship to other concepts), but you want it to be analytic (ex: the number 5). You completely dodge …
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Law doesn't trump language when it comes to the truth. Nazis had laws too
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How is that definition of advertising different from language and symbol? Would an Icelandic saga be considered an advertisement for murder? You really have not thought this throug…
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Hey downvoter. If the point is so weak, surely you can refute my moronic self with some cunning argument. Why are so many information scientists afraid of information?