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jabv
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Comment #21687559
My friend's dad is a Knight of Malta. I think he helps to build hospitals and assists with pilgrimages to Lourdes. There is some recent controversy surrounding Malta in the Catholi…
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Comment #19759044
I think you meant... crappy content aggregator -> crappy content aggregator -> crappy content aggregator -> crappy content aggregator -> acceptable content aggregator
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Comment #18613170
And in a fun twist, what you mention is 99% of the reason for 99% of degree requirements on a position (yes, some positions truly do require years of specific background education)…
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Comment #18534655
My company is hiring; email me and I'll look at your stuff and make a decision about recommending you.
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Comment #16887592
This perspective on the bible and Latin is not a good analogy. Most people could not read any language long ago, and priests in general serve several other purposes before reading/…
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Comment #16831622
8th Light offers an apprenticeship (multiple months of paid learning): https://8thlight.com/apprenticeship/ So does Pillar Technology: https://pillartechnology.com/dist/assets/care…
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Comment #16766791
I am probably even less worthy of offering a summary of the book than you are, but I'll take a stab as well. The author is interested in how meaning can arise from meaningless comp…
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Comment #16699616
I'm sorry, is your argument based on the current year? I presume you mean otherwise, but that's how it's written.
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Comment #16590034
As an aside, I don't think "the most predatory thing" about student loans is the fixed cost regardless of profit. The same could be said of any business or real estate loan. The mo…
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Comment #16590018
Hmm, so would a flat tax rate actually be progressive? ;)
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Comment #16540267
One way of thinking about EQ includes self-awareness and self-management as components of your overall EQ (which may also include understanding others, for example). So, being awar…
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Comment #16201498
Sorry for the late reply, but most resources I know about would get more specific about particular morality of the religion. If that's what you're looking for, you should get plent…
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Comment #16194232
In Catholicism (and probably in some other religions), there is a practice of an "examination of conscience." It has helped me to make improvements of the kind you refer to. Basica…
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Comment #15905400
I don't intend to mock you -- I am sure there is much more relevant context to your life decisions, and they're your own, anyway. However, I have observed friends seemingly get cau…
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Comment #15348087
"What one practice, if removed from your day/week, would hurt you the most?" (be ready with a follow up question if he just says "eat" or "sleep" or whatever - "do you approach tha…
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Comment #15297345
A friend was talking to a young girl in a school in WV. Friend: What would you like to do when you grow up? Girl: I wanna draw, like my daddy. Friend: Wonderful, is your daddy an a…
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Comment #15132552
I appreciate your call to take a cause seriously by making changes in one's personal life. That said, every time I read someone advise "stop having babies" to combat climate change…
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Comment #15124495
I think the "second military" you describe is more of a "minimal readiness for SHTF situation" group. Because no politician wants to go down in history books as the person who let …
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Comment #15017626
Maybe playing the instrument isn't actually the hardest part for a pianist, but for us string players... ;)
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Comment #14969817
I think you may have raised a good point - was this the appropriate forum/channel/whatever to offer his observations, questions, and criticisms? He suggests that Google has a cultu…
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Comment #14969657
I did ctrl-f for "iq" at diversitymemo.com and only came up with a reference to a comparison Damore made about types of scientific evidence the left or right tend to ignore. The co…
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Comment #14969513
Serious: do you see that your response is exactly what the memo was about? He's claiming that the pre-judgment that the topic is toxic is harmful. To argue against him by re-assert…
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Comment #14960669
So there's no need to evaluate the argument, only to parse for key signals in the rhetoric? Thanks for saving me time in my future critical reading!
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Comment #14910797
I don't think this is intended as a dig on YC-funded companies, but it would work very well as such.
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Comment #14790602
Just to offer counter-perspective on your estimation that there's a "large" opportunity as you describe - I have never heard of any of my friends or family holding or attending a "…