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danharaj
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Comment #23702442
escape your hodge duals fam
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Comment #23689440
The bourgeoisie in Europe accumulated the capital required to start industrialization through their slave colonies. This isn't up for debate. Stop sanitizing your history it only d…
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Comment #23685759
My mind was in between whinging and kvetching.
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Comment #23680004
Oh my god here, is the same qualification near the top of the article. > One of the problems the two friends looked at was a version of a century-old unsolved question in geometry.…
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Comment #23679492
> While locked down due to COVID-19, Joshua Greene and Andrew Lobb figured out how to prove a version of the “rectangular peg problem.” Emphasis mine.
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Comment #23677497
I'm currently reading The Black Jacobins which is about Toussaint L'Ouverture and the revolution in Haiti. Even after having read accounts of the brutality of slavery multiple time…
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Comment #23627870
Unfortunately the rationalist community basically engages in sophistry centered around a naive and outdated positivism with Bayes' rule slapped on top.
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Comment #23623469
https://imgur.com/a/NwwBiIo I did this on a computer I don't usually use in an incognito tab.
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Comment #23621955
If one were to examine that subreddit at this moment it would appear that the mods are very strongly against Scott Alexander being doxxed by a reporter and are also handing out ban…
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Comment #23621790
It's not a good look to compare people to a virus.
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Comment #23616517
No, because they're countries. Who deals with an international incident caused by the NYPD?
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Comment #23615052
The NYPD has a budget for spying on people in other countries. State power is weird.
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Comment #23606105
When the NYPD did a work slowdown, rates of crime according to their own data went down.
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Comment #23606090
You are engaging in circular reasoning.
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Comment #23605528
I can't prove a negative. Show me something JBP has said that is challenging and novel.
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Comment #23604069
His technical papers are fun to read and based on solid mathematics. He's collecting that work into a book which is about as poorly edited as you would expect but the math is solid…
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Comment #23603001
I think there are unresolved philosophical issues around probabilistic interpretations where it's not clear a priori what the space of possibilities is. Even if we could pin it dow…
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Comment #23601851
> Only a few months ago People have been expressing the exact same sentiment you are for years and years .
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Comment #23601232
Diversifying police forces does not fix the problem. It's what the police do not who does it. Black individuals can participate in Black oppression. I will not elaborate on the poi…
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Comment #23601013
> Right now you have the two political parties and virtually all the S&P 500 corporations, all the universities, and most of the media (including social media) actively supporting …
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Comment #23600263
> By definition, racism is something only individuals can do and so racist laws are the product of racist people. Well here's your problem buddy. You decided that racism is somethi…
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Comment #23599359
Let me try to clear something up for you. The people protesting on the streets right now don't give a shit what color the boot on their neck is. Systemic racism doesn't just mean t…
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Comment #23566802
Oral traditions record, among other things, historical events.
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Comment #23566706
> Truly I find the mechanistic view of nature so grim and pointless. Would you find it ridiculous if I said that it serves an ideological purpose so deeply entrenched in our civili…