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i_haz_rabies
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Comment #32389250
One positive does not erase a litany of negatives
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Comment #31849143
I agree. Considering how WoT fans feel about Brando Sando, this can clearly work.
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Comment #30073282
A mile is not far. "don't run distances" is an excuse for most people (people with immutable disabilities notwithstanding) and gatekeeping in this case is not only valid, but neces…
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Comment #29995118
https://marshallbrain.com/manna1 - read this and then see if you still care at all about business efficiency
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Comment #29497964
I'll take the 10k acres, wherever it may be: meadow, forest, desert, wherever, and enjoy not only the ability to sustain myself, but the beauty and meaning that one can only find i…
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Comment #29497924
It's almost entirely "used." The places that look "empty" are pasture, fields, private timberland and national parks, and the few remaining pockets of actual nature should probably…
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Comment #29324685
I wonder which would realistically be worse... full blown war with China or a real, Black Plague/Spanish Flu (I know, not Spanish) level pandemic? Not disagreeing with you, genuine…
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Comment #29322891
The worst (best?) possible odds of someone landing in the middle of the "socially isolated/sociopath + suicidal" and "smart enough to use newly simplified genetic technology" venn …
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Comment #29307588
I'll try: we have absolutely no idea to what degree any given living thing can feel pain, in the subjective sense. We know that mice, for example, react in a way that looks like pa…
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Comment #29094592
Just off the top of my head, I currently have TV from 2008, a microwave from the early 2000s, cookware from the 80s, dishes from the 80s, most of my furniture is from the 90s and e…
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Comment #29041158
go for it
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Comment #29040057
The difference is home vs not home.
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Comment #29039076
100%
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Comment #29038992
No, I'm sure it's disgusting. My point is there's a lot of daylight between "some people abuse public bathrooms" and "those people are garbage humans."
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Comment #29038647
My actions have nothing, zero, nada to do with your garbage attitude.
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Comment #29038377
No one is a garbage human. You have a garbage opinion, though, if that's what you think of them.
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Comment #28956990
Not that I (fully) agree with the comparison, but I truly hope he's on HN, reads this and feels bad.
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Comment #28864903
It's not a false dichotomy, there's just some slack in the current system. Eventually, no matter how hard you try, you hit a point where population and conservation are incompatibl…
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Comment #28779117
Point taken!
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Comment #28777809
I'll take your word for it (I'm in the lack of knowledge camp), but I don't see this as an argument for not raising the marginal (and if we do it right, effective) tax rate on the …
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Comment #28777785
What alternative is there to utopian ideas? Status quo? It's not working for most people anymore. I'm not saying we should radically change society, but if Jeff Bezos and Amazon ar…
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Comment #28777330
It implies that there's way, way too much wealth in the top 10% if the bottom 90% is only supplying 29% of the tax revenue. I don't think too many people, at least in other develop…
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Comment #28777184
That seems like it lands in the distribution ballpark the comment above was referring to, yes. The poorest 10% not paying very much in taxes is a feature of the system. And assumin…
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Comment #28746535
Nothing wrong with a few more IQ points to do the dishes. An examined life is an examined life, even if it's boring.
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Comment #28718243
The entire US economy is built around materialistic consumerism. To be fair, pretty much every developed economy is like this, but the US is kinda the poster child of waste and exc…