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Comment #49226843
I'm not arguing, there are a lot of things at play, clearly.
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Comment #49226565
Did they have phones back then?
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Comment #49225688
Taking the UK as an example, legislation restricting the use of children under 14 in employment was only adopted in 1933. Previously it looked more like this: https://en.wikipedia.…
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Comment #49222508
Your great great grandparents didn't effectively get fined for having each child. It was quite the opposite. You make some really good points, but I feel they are a result of a gre…
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Comment #49143501
Also bear in mind that the industrial revolution in the UK occurred under the British Empire, which extracted a lot of wealth and resources from its territories, usually under less…
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Comment #48871294
In the short-term. Thanks for proving my point on perspective.
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Comment #48870915
We're also facing a climate and pollutant crisis as a species so we seem only capable of thinking in the short term. We're not doing that well right now after only a brief period o…
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Comment #48846657
It's a metaphor for a process. Calling people names like "maxxers" is unhelpful and probably against the rules here.
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Comment #48748813
You might want to update yourself on what's happening in the USA too - 'Zine publisher sentenced to 50 years in prison for "material support to terrorists"': https://www.theguardia…
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Comment #48608871
You need to start using LLMs a lot and then you will know how we know. Edit: You know how you can recognise someone just from their gait while they walk towards you? I would strugg…
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Comment #48528197
It's called lobbying.
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Comment #48346416
We weren't meant to have windows made of glass. Such items are entirely unnatural. According to pg, we must be wary of them.
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Comment #48106984
Another view is that theatre is local, low-infrastructure storytelling. It's been so important to us as a species, we don't want to forget it in preference of only following storyt…
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Comment #48106842
I guess I am talking about analysing the written works more than the final acted piece (e.g. a book of Sam Shepard plays vs their performance). That would be good enough, I think. …
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Comment #48106603
This is a very interesting concept. I see in your replies to other comments that you are looking at movies from different cultures, which would be a great test of your idea. Once y…
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Comment #47793115
Was that ever an issue for you?
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Comment #47602837
Minsky, the noted Epstein associate, accused of sex with minors according to court documents, didn’t really care for self examination? Yeah that tracks.
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Comment #46594820
A large part of accounting is intellectual work that rewards diligence and intelligence, but not creativity so much. A lot of QA/certification jobs are like this too. It's importan…
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Comment #46264830
How is that different from "Compact Discs weren't invented, they arrived"?
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Comment #46229748
There is obvious survivorship bias in the analysis throughout this article. You could reframe it as startups that succeed done have these problems - well, duh! Edit: actually the m…
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Comment #46167982
Also noteworthy in Algeria: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timgad (I think I read somewhere that Algeria has the most Roman ruins outside of Italy, although I could be mistaken)