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Comment #33006081
Do you have any research about other Cluster B personalities that "enjoy looking into the eyes of someone while life fades away, or seeing the tears come out due to powerlessness a…
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Comment #33006029
You also has Ustasě in Croatia and Josef Tiso in Slovakia. On the other hand - although Catholic higher-ups were generally spared, not the same could be said about other priests in…
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Comment #33005943
Germany had issues with Catholics long before III Reich. Check the Kulturkampf under Bismarck - it had a stong national element, as Catholicism was tied to Poles, and Poles and the…
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Comment #32891947
I think he writes to people who have issues with starting due to decision paralysis due to multiple options. Complicated note systems are fine if they come from natural evolution o…
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Comment #32759124
MBTI is not a valid psychological test , so comparing it to frenology is not that riddiculus as it may sound.
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Comment #32458007
Flexitarian trying to eat less meat here. - Mushrooms are awesome, but they are trash were it comes to nutiotion values. Not bad, just empty. - Protein-rich vegetables (legumes and…
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Comment #32457622
It would make sense, if before movies/books/music where bought in grey envelopes without any kind of information of what you are going to watch. But there are genres, descriptions …
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Comment #32457512
This sounds like there are rational and obligatory prerequisites that should make movie enyoable for every viewer, and if viewer still doesn't like the movie, then he is wrong. And…
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Comment #32457468
Hayes Code was way more restrictive than most kind of "censorships" that people complain nowdays. Not to mention that standards for what obscenity is, were way lower than today and…
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Comment #32190852
And obesity in certainly not connected to the amount of time people in USA spend in cars.
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Comment #32129094
But Battlefield is not war, it's a simulation of war. It lacks real stakes, extensive physical activity, death and basically everything that make war a war.
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Comment #31798896
Sometimes it looks like designers are using this without any kind of thought. A page in my country, that is used for managing appointments with medical specialists forces user to i…
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Comment #31788223
If you check previous revolutions and mass movements, overstressed, overworked and underpaid masses are as dangerous, or even more than, well, just overstressed masses. It's not li…
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Comment #31517671
The problem is that USA is already full of unlicensed guns and very specific gun ownership culture. In countries with relatively easy access to guns and low number of similar (Czec…
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Comment #31517624
But you have to pass driving test before using a car...
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Comment #31517540
Teaching by example and giving creative freedom sounds like really good idea.
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Comment #31470684
I have 6 medium-sized shops, 2 shops selling only vegetables, 6 small shops selling basics and ready-to-eat meals in 10 minut walk radius. This is a lot, but in other parts of town…
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Comment #31445014
Depends on a particular city skateboard culture, I guess. They are noisy, but I where I live, I do not meet them outside some very specific locations (public squares, skateparks, e…
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Comment #31338529
If Amazon workers collect food stamps, it means Jeff Bezos "just existing" owe them quite a lot of money. Also, bussiness and innovation requieres good infrastructure. For some rea…
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Comment #31312057
Ok, but how removing the goverment will change that we have massive industries? Small groups of consumers will held accounrable companies?
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Comment #31312045
How do we want to fight global warming, if we have rather big industries and local incentives pushing in favor of fossil fuels..?
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Comment #31311805
> Is that why they're saying it doesn't work? Or is it a different reason? Because I see people citing all sorts of possible reasons and intuition can only go so far in knowing whi…
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Comment #31283902
"The traffic infrastruture sucks", he lamented, stuck in traffic, but finally getting to the restaurant to meet his wife. Now, he is driving his kids every day to school, because l…
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Comment #31270702
But is this econony better for everyone, or just for some? In my city apartmenrs bought en masse by headgefunds, and developers trying to sell 7m2 cages as "microapartments" as mos…
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Comment #31133774
Stupid issue, but : if you are in a really bad shape and obese, making a push-up (or even something slightly resembling it) is really hard, when simple weightlifting exercises are …