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Comment #15960073
Fascinating how feminist mouthpiece the Guardian manages to make even this topic about the alleged failures of men (offering solutions instead of emotional support), with a fiction…
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Comment #15959597
The one thing I don't like is that they take fingerprints when signing up for e-residency. Not that I have anything to hide, but it seems uncalled for, and at odds with saving "pri…
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Comment #15955288
Everything inside me is screaming "for the love of god, stop drinking diet coke". No need to even think of alternatives.
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Comment #15955270
Not every unused rape kit implies that the case wasn't solved. You can solve rape cases without rape kits.
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Comment #15950222
But if you have that net worth, wouldn't it be easy to get a loan over 500$ from a bank?
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Comment #15950214
Everything belongs to somebody, and everybody dies eventually, converting their property into "inherited property". So isn't this equivalent to saying "more than half of things bel…
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Comment #15941787
Would you say it is exceedingly rare that rape victims are not believed? How do you distinguish the two?
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Comment #15941776
Not being a harasser does not protect you from false accusations.
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Comment #15860342
The costs in mining Bitcoin are not really per transaction. They are per block, and a block can include many transactions. The technology is also changing. It is wrong to assume mo…
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Comment #15765380
Imagine having to work to pay the bills. Truly offensive, and women seem to be disproportionately affected (judging by the amount of complaints).
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Comment #15752177
Rhetorically? You are convinced she is less famous only because she is a woman? Maybe she should have gotten the nobel prize instead of him, and she was actually the ghostwriter of…
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Comment #15738862
What about the potato famine in Ireland, killing a million people? Does the article claim there never was a case of a population running into resource limitations, killing a huge p…
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Comment #15652016
How does it even work - how can they sell stuff for Billions in Germany and pay only 25 Millions in taxes? I think if the German government is unhappy about that, they should chang…
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Comment #15651980
I think you could probably create offshore accounts even as a small company. I was offered (and declined) to have part of my salary as an IT feelancer paid into an offshore account…
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Comment #15594732
And more likely to be checked by a physician on a regular basis.
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Comment #15514237
So basically, you know better than those other people (women) what is good for them. Sure thing.
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Comment #15514230
Really? I am not personally acquainted with any rapists or creeps (not knowingly, anyway). Why would anyone be? Intervening all the time whenever somebody says something silly to a…
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Comment #15512048
Huh, I think it has been common knowledge for quite a while that drunk people usually can not consent?
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Comment #15511997
NYT tries to frame it as if the rules of science were unfairly changed. Not so - people had just been overly lax for a while. And sorry, NYT, but scientific knowledge is not a matt…
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Comment #15481909
Completely unrealistic, sorry, but I don't want to have to bother laying cables everywhere in my home.
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Comment #15446028
"Of course if you actually practice martial arts, play in a rock band, or enjoy coding and going to the gym, you are welcome here." I don't think you'd be, though...
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Comment #15407593
Why should it be different? Your browser might save the videos on your computer anyway, to cache them. Distributing videos would be another matter.
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Comment #15355471
Nice, but it seems to be all faith based?
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Comment #15304188
No, the rents are high because Munich has a lot of successful industries, like BMW. People in Munich have good incomes. Also, the region is very attractive to live in.
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Comment #15304162
The "poverty line" in Germany is defined as "earning less than 60% of the average national income". It does not imply being starved for food. Everybody in Germany is eligible for s…