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deadfoxygrandpa
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Comment #48987285
yep. the ppp loans alone dwarf any state subsidies any other country has ever done
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Comment #48580221
manchuria? are you sure that's a good example?
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Comment #48132246
dude you can stop using the computer sometimes. its gonna be ok. take a break.
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Comment #48131765
no, i still use an electronic tuner with my acoustic guitar. but i can feel the body vibrating differently when i get close to being in tune vs being a semitone off
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Comment #48131728
hmm yeah. its cool that musk knows more about this than the entire industry
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Comment #48119592
depends on the instrument. with acoustic instruments the resonance chamber is often tuned so that you can feel the body itself vibrating more when you're in tune
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Comment #48032468
i dont think its clear that logic gates can ever replace neurons in the first place
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Comment #47803654
karl marx wrote quite a bit about this type of thing in capital
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Comment #47177048
if there was no room for "errors", how is it possible that there are tens of thousands of different bread and cookie recipes and stuff like that?
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Comment #47148975
what do you think china's credit system is like?
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Comment #46363321
private property has only been a fundamental right or guarantee in very recent societies. like in the last couple hundred years
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Comment #46129550
again, marx didnt see it as a fixed pie. thats the whole reason behind his idea of absolute vs relative surplus value, is that the pie isn't fixed. he absolutely saw the (at his ti…
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Comment #46129526
theres nothing to rebut. you made an assertion thats false on the face of it and posted a link to something totally unrelated. it's so wrong i dont even know which part you're misu…
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Comment #46117782
no, he didn't, and your link has nothing to do with your fallacy you were talking about
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Comment #46042813
i also like to make things up
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Comment #45756537
well, china also has gigantic northern and western regions that cannot be forested. the us doesn't have an equivalent of the tibetan plateau or the gobi desert
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Comment #45756487
> It was the same thing with the Soviet union, was it ever really successful at any point? yes. the soviet union was wildly successful for most of its history. it went from a backw…
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Comment #45741863
this article is trivial nonsense. of course he's technically correct, but the article contains no useful information and boils down to just saying that people (including doctors) a…
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Comment #45741620
well, you don't "forget it" and play. you internalize it to the point you don't need to actively think about it but its still there influencing you
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Comment #45602254
there really are far fewer homeless people in china than there are in america. it's not just that they're out of sight, it literally is much less of a problem to begin with. you ca…
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Comment #45588697
you dont think the dutch government would do something aimed against china because of us government pressure? are you serious?
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Comment #45587271
why not?
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Comment #45577372
thats not true. in most manufacturing industries we produce fewer units than we did 20 or 30 years ago, and in most of those industries the total value produced has been pretty fla…
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Comment #45535179
did you look at the example? it's incredibly complicated
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Comment #45525623
you're either lying or you don't understand what you're looking at. theres a reason this conjecture wasnt disproven for almost a hundred years