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Comment #17797865
Which studies are you talking about, because it seems to be undecided, and the data not so great, at least in the US: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sdut-bicyclists-drivers-..…
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Comment #17797827
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Comment #17796425
The real problem here is that Facebook is operating in an area where it doesn't have a license and didn't bother to follow the laws that 2 million US real estate agents learned as …
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Comment #17791427
Even further offshore, Anacapa Island has a water tank disguised as a building to stop people from shooting at it from their boats. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WATER_TO…
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Comment #17791255
I think you're confusing me with another user. I never made any strawman accusation at all.
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Comment #17790802
The behavior of JAMA Editor-in-Chief Howard Bauchner is appalling and frightening. If he's so unwilling to deal with fraud in his publishing, what is he letting people get away wit…
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Comment #17790277
There's actually something called "disparate impact" in Fair Housing that covers this. So if someone does something like that, especially intentionally, and it impacts a protected …
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Comment #17790237
ProPublica really did an amazing job of sticking with this, considering that HUD knew what was happening and still dropped the investigation in 2016.
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Comment #17790205
It's not really a protected class, but a case of redlining, which is, to quote wikipedia: "the systematic denial of various services to residents of specific, often racially associ…
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Comment #17790174
Here in the US negligence is the biggest factor in accountability. In most cases if the driver wasn't negligent but the pedestrian was (by illegally jaywalking), then there's no cr…
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Comment #17790127
This prompted me to look up US pedestrian deaths. Some interesting numbers: "According to the GHSA report, 74 percent of pedestrian fatalities happen at night, and 72 percent of th…
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Comment #17790045
Could you clarify what you're looking for? I think I know what you mean, because current tourism review sites are awful.
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Comment #17789685
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Comment #17786730
Something I find interesting is that so many states that are heavily democrat have such high income inequality. I've always hoped that states like Massachusetts, California and New…
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Comment #17764645
It's amazing that a company that Paul Graham co-founded is getting into bed with an authoritarian government notorious for its human rights abuses. To succeed in China you can't go…
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Comment #17764606
You mean Mercedes, the company that used slave laborers from camps to build vehicles and engines for the Nazis?
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Comment #17711223
I'd bet a lot of money that Bezos could do actually do that. And if the SEC chairman doesn't know the law, why is the news asking him?
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Comment #17711059
I've been backing up everything in my google account and preparing for something just like this. When I first started making sure my backup was complete I realized that I had sent …
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Comment #17710915
Apparently the author(s) think that you're safe if people are breaking into your house and stealing your things as long as you're not getting bashed over the head. Such an odd way …
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Comment #17598258
The author of this article claims to have received an award for at least one published medical study, and I think someone should take a serious look at it. If he thinks that this m…
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Comment #17598216
Well, including data from China for only Tesla is a joke. That would be like saying "we couldn't find any deaths from Ebola in the United States, so we took the ones in Africa and …
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Comment #17598163
I keep hoping that FinCEN's investigations actually start leading to some prosecutions. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/business/real-estate-news/a...
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Comment #17598149
FinCEN is doing that in the larger metropolitan areas but they aren't publishing the data. They've been looking into real estate money laundering in the US on a larger scale for th…