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klarstrup
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Comment #34562666
Rate of Profit (which has a tendency to fall)
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Comment #33680134
A woman is someone who sees in herself at least one attribute, which she regards as a sufficient condition for her own membership in that category. What that attribute is can vary …
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Comment #33677100
It is unclear to me what concession is being made by way of accurate language?
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Comment #33677083
Yeah, there are men who want to have kids. Many such cases.
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Comment #31338400
> In fact, Mittelstands will probably perform even better if they can figure out how to attract the kinds of talent well-funded startups do. And from there, it'll be a virtuous cyc…
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Comment #30402772
"criminal laws that disproportionately penalized black males, sent them to jail for long periods of time and hurt their potential to find jobs, earn money, and support their famili…
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Comment #29630709
why are the people in Manchins district are reliant on coal
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Comment #29615725
What are some examples/places you've seen that have simultaneously allowed marijuana smokeing but discouraged tobacco smoking? In my country the signs are just "no smoking" they do…
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Comment #29615709
curious to know where you were going with this comment
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Comment #29615660
Yeah it's weird how there seems to be so little institutional support for regulating low-risk psychoactive substances like nicotine(and caffeine). Stimulants that increase alertnes…
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Comment #29203675
I would've preferred to see this come by way of union power, but government bought is ok
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Comment #29203147
it says "out of working hours", even if your hours are flexible they're still working hours I would say
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Comment #29071006
What is an ideologue?
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Comment #27703328
And 4. For some people there simply isn't a risk.
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Comment #26590263
glance over a stirner summary i beg you
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Comment #22310881
There are examples in that paper of scenarios of effectively influenced coin tosses...
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Comment #22139267
"It would be cost-prohibitive not to litter" If one can't do business without carelessly leveraging finite public resources I would argue that that business is untenable
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Comment #22023799
Property(intellectual and otherwise) enforcement _is_ a goody from the state, by the by
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Comment #21985030
Makes you wonder how the globalised standard improved over the past century (it was the unions)
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Comment #21981756
Back in the old days the English really knew how to keep youth employment high
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Comment #21981733
> There are also not a lot of countries where people complain more than the French. It's a national sport. Sounds like it's working
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Comment #21935705
You can implement your GraphQL server to do either of those, it's not inherent.
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Comment #21660295
It's true, property exists exclusively as something someone enforces with violence directly or indirectly.
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Comment #21607938
>Why do people want to give the authority to Facebook to decide whether an ad is within the acceptable range? Do they currently not hold such power?
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