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iknowno_one

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    Comment #6182405

    It's funny to me that no one has ever claimed to have accomplished anything globally significant while using nootropics to my knowledge. Mood elevators or stimulants, sure. Hitler …

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    Comment #5966034

    That's because they are dead.

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    Comment #5965787

    Gravity.com, Anybeat.com, Google+, Myspace, tumblr...

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    Comment #5910257

    I feel like everyone in this thread, including the author of the blog, is retarded except for you. People calling the XBox 1 a car, not realizing that consoles are the horse and St…

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    Comment #5880105

    I have gall-stones and another unidentified digestive problem that does not allow me to eat very much sugar or fat in any of my food, essentially knocking out about 99% of foods fo…

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    Comment #5863759

    When is Mozilla going to make a Thunderbird addon for Firefox?

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    Comment #5854713

    Here's a Science Friday video of the same thing but without the music on top, so you can actually hear the frequencies. http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&i…

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    Comment #5734408

    How does diaspora focus on privacy? The whole point of Diaspora was to implement a decentralized Facebook. Diaspora as it has been, is centralized, and doesn't seem to be anything …

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    Comment #5694385

    Zelda 2 is considered by so many weak-willed children of the 80s to be the "hardest" Zelda game, and yet it was not even included...

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    Comment #5647731

    Excellently put, the solution in the short term is counseling and creating a culture in which down-time, leisure and enjoyment of life is prized more than "putting in your hours." …

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    Comment #5619375

    Ask any musician during the pre-internet era and this would be their assessment: Recorded music will always be the profit center. Live performances are only good for promoting a ba…

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