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    Comment #16424284

    Depending on how representative your family is of the overall population, that could mean that the doomsday scenario for most people is already here.

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    Comment #16423009

    If I may ask, what was your internal doomsday countdown before reading the article?

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    Comment #16187902

    Come on dekhn, we want to know

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    Comment #16125907

    >Does this mean I'm incompetent? >It's possible; I can't ignore the possibility. Yes you can ignore it, just focus on things that actually matter. While other question their compet…

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    Comment #16014739

    >I would guess that Maglor survived, found his Silmaril, lost his Silmaril again, and that Pulp Fiction is an account of him getting it back. And now I want to rewatch and reread e…

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    Comment #15980334

    I find it funny how you go from >This whole question really stems from a sad and pervasive tendency for 'intelligent' people to overestimate their general expertise to >Within a co…

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    Comment #15771604

    I'm sure this is too raw, to actually works.

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    Comment #15140257

    One wonders which humans you surround yourself with to consider that "basic human behavior".

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    Comment #15140166

    But it is detach from location. People can move if land becomes to expensive, unlike now, where land is tied to jobs.

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    Comment #15093390

    I would appreciate the notes. :)

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    Comment #15040998

    The British (by coming later) learned from the mistakes of the Spanish (who came first).

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    Comment #14990958

    Change Agent by Daniel Suarez is somewhat close: In 2045 Interpol's Genetic Crime Division grapples with a new type of crime: illicit genetic editing -- and it isn't long before th…