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brankoB
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Comment #39496850
GDP is a good measure of how the wealthy are doing, not so much your average citizen.
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Comment #35407639
The best solution is communism. But you won't hear an economist say so ;)
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Comment #35226824
What democracy? Citizen interests haven't mattered for a looong time.
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Comment #35122950
The parent comment was fine, it just sounds like you're upset about what they said rather than how they said it.
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Comment #34694562
Great, now make it so tracking my delivery driver doesn't freeze my phone and force me to restart.
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Comment #34428918
Did you read the article? The author is concerned about spyware.
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Comment #33948597
He was smart in the sense he knew how to best exploit his engineers and take credit for their work.
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Comment #33720701
None of it would be possible without academia though. Industry just applies academic research.
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Comment #32783115
Life today is better if you're already established, i.e. have a well paying job, own a home, etc. Being young in todays world is exponentially harder than it was, say, 40 years ago…
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Comment #32702411
In Canada, $80/hr. Aiming for $90 for my next contract starting next month. Or to move to the US and make way more, apparently.
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Comment #30953883
> The whole ‘fair share’ of taxes argument presumes that the aggrieved group would pay less if others paid more. I don't think it does presume that. I can want another group to pay…
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Comment #30848224
This is my favourite genre and I think the photos are quite nice.
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Comment #29513753
Not sure where you got this "manipulation is negative persuasion" definition. You can most certainly manipulate people without intending harm. For example, I could manipulate you i…
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Comment #29513605
In a similar vein, people using scientific facts in non-scientific conversations. The amount of times I've heard "well the SCIENCE tells us..." in a moral debate is mind boggling.
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Comment #29424116
*Abundant for some
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Comment #27900170
The fact you're tipping 10% for bad service shows the guilt trip is working
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Comment #26550438
I can't imagine a situation in which someone dies because I used the term China virus. Also the CCP definitely cares. Negative PR for a country which is a major exporter is a bad t…
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Comment #23468364
That's true, however I do think the meat-only anecdote came from a good place. Him and his daughter had been suffering from clinical depression and a host of other problems for dec…
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Comment #23467636
He wasn't "pushing an agenda". He was telling people about how a diet he went on helped him and his daughter. He explicitly stated multiple times that he wasn't a doctor and that h…
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Comment #23287166
Sure but people understand the basic transaction (give money -> get milk). If on the other hand they gave you free milk but tracked your milk usage without telling you, I'd argue t…
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Comment #23286872
A lot of people aren't aware of the data collection. In those cases I think calling it stealing is fair.
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Comment #22839682
Beats continuing to bailout the corporations instead of the people.
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Comment #21302949
Started learning music 2 weeks ago, this will be very useful thanks
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Comment #21174764
Ah yes the old "the majority of people are wrong, MY ideas are correct, why doesn't the government just implement all of MY ideas as they're obviously correct" argument.
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Comment #21169679
Are you seriously equating misgendering someone with killing them?