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illiilliiililil

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    Comment #26918845

    Why couldn't he breathe in the back of the car?

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    Comment #26647794

    I've never even claimed it came from a lab. I'm commenting on YOUR arrogance and YOUR vehement dismissal that it didn't. You, despite never having studied viruses, are parroting pu…

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    Comment #26647058

    You speak on the virus as if you have expertise, or have studied the subject. Yet I suspect you, and so many posters here, are mere podcast listeners. The arrogance is almost a vir…

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    Comment #26646842

    Have you poured over the literature? Where are you getting this information? Do you think China is open and transparent and wouldn't cook their books?

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    Comment #26646792

    The way HN comes down so hard against the lab leak hypothesis is spooky. Opinion about this is thrown around so heavily. Credentials: NPR listener AKA elite understander of things?…

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    Comment #25566040

    I wonder if Antifa is one such organization, just a dystopian one, a confederacy of angst.

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    Comment #25056470

    >That's more recent, to be honest. When I started reading HN, it was very very libertarian (but mostly non-political). Interesting. I came here a bit late.

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    Comment #25056092

    There has never been such a thing as a politically neutral HN. It's just that there wasn't until recently a userbase to counteract the liberal tech groupthink.

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    Comment #23959515

    As for myself, I found it a totally boring read. I understand its place in classrooms though. And I'm glad the society depicted is dead and gone.

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    Comment #23077210

    Damn, and I thought it was immoral to breed in MODERN times.

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    Comment #23074896

    The 1619 Project was such an awful bit of journalism. Totally not surprised it won a Pulitzer.

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    Comment #23074870

    What outlets come to your mind as good, unbiased? I'm assuming already that you think that reality just has a liberal bias.

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    Comment #23074856

    "Sources say..." Bye!

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    Comment #22829010

    I mean, did the post-modernists who read his paper know what post-modernism was?

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    Comment #22826772

    Are you one of those who thought Sokal made good points in his submitted paper.

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    Comment #22825175

    John Searle makes sense when wiriting on the mind. Jacques Derrida, who I have read, does not. The post-modernists are obscurantist charlatans who en masse form an institution that…

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    Comment #22825053

    Are you saying I should refrain from atheism until I have read Summa Theologica?

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    Comment #22824558

    Don't sweat it. Derrida doesn't even understand Derrida.

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    Comment #22824384

    The pomo people telling the anti-pomo they just haven't the understanding is reminiscent of religious apologists/theologians telling atheist debaters they just haven't ground to st…

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    Comment #22635680

    When I have connectivity issues during a pandemic I make sure at LEAST 6 techs come to make sure I have perfect connectivity to Netflix and chill.

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