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deltathreetwo
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Comment #32496343
I find this post hilarious. You're trying to juggle an idea that is in itself paradoxical and illogical. The idea that all forms of discrimination are bad. Hear me out. All discrim…
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Comment #32466775
See this garbage comment is the rudest comment of all. Insulting beyond anything I've ever seen. You are literally backstabbing me, spreading lies and telling people to ignore me? …
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Comment #32466724
It doesn't have to be a rich guy. But some form of centralized rich power. Like a corporation for example. But even complex structures like this involve a cluster of individuals wh…
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Comment #32466716
It was the intention. You are lying to my face. The format: "News Flash: Statement of something obvious." is very rude. Implying I don't know the obvious thing. I hold no grudges b…
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Comment #32466692
In English science exclusively refers to science as Wikipedia defined it. Formal science is a rarely used term. In fact much of the (English) academic world doesn't consider logic,…
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Comment #32455954
Doesn't matter. It's true and what you said how it's "always the case" is categorically false. The falsehood of your comment is the only thing that is relevant here.
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Comment #32455717
epgui doesn't know what he's talking about. Science in it's purest form can only falsify things. Absolutely nothing can be proven correct. There is no "pure" science. That's garbag…
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Comment #32455642
It is always the case. Another fallacy that can only be the result of your flawed intuition. All human capability has limits. You have limited strength and limited intelligence. Th…
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Comment #32455591
There are proven instances where systems such as this can remain stable. Slavery is one. There are tons and tons of other systems throughout human history where massive inequality …
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Comment #32454697
What is programming not related to? Seriously a huge portion of posts here are just about programming analogies.
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Comment #32400043
Free will lies at the particle level. If atoms are defined by strict physical rules that are deterministic and have no free will then if our brains are made of of the same atoms do…
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Comment #32398110
>Given that the universe is eventually inconsistent, I don't think this has been observed to be true yet. At least not true within a framework of very specific theoretical rules. O…
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Comment #32398052
Lying to oneself and exposing the complete truth are two alternative strategies towards survival. That is why some people have brains that lie to them less then others, while other…
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Comment #32355248
The iphone was at one point in time the same innovation as this and at that time there were plenty of people like you calling it an "obvious" failure. At the time people were talki…
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Comment #32296089
Just make a whole new thing. Html and css are technologies with decades of technical debt. Like a remake of a movie, we are long overdue.
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Comment #32276582
The churn is the result of the fact that we don't understand what is optimal. We know how to optimize for things like the shortest distance between two points but we don't understa…
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Comment #32276390
Why not just use the layman terms. Science and logic. The terms derived from philosophy are the most snobbish in my opinion. Additionally Logic and science formalize these concepts…
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Comment #32205602
There is no word. The concept exists because of the word. Typically words exist to describe a concept, but in this case it's the other way around. The concept would not have otherw…
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Comment #32203327
It's an issue with english vocabulary. Nobody fully agrees on a definition of sentience. Don't get tricked into thinking it's profound. You simply have a loaded word that's ambiguo…