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Comment #10580911
Michel Houellebecq alludes to an interesting idea in his novel Soumission - in the hierarchy that the West is using for identity politics, race and religion are less touchable than…
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Comment #5674122
Apple is a hardware company. Notably, it is not a software company and it does not understand the internet.
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Comment #5669689
It's so much worse than he thinks. Books, magazines and newspapers don't have delete buttons either!
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Comment #5607228
Nice paper, but I wish the results were easier to understand.
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Comment #5582827
I didn't have a good reaction to this article. I suppose it is because it hints at a world where there is no violent conflict and it wants us to believe that we should protect chil…
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Comment #5582281
It's a slippery slope. Right now is voluntary, but there's a very good chance that if it happens more often, police will find public support for arresting people who don't comply. …
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Comment #5582171
There should be some word for externalities caused by the difference between perceived and actual risk. The only word that comes to mind is: shitstorm.
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Comment #5576346
I'm ashamed to say it, but I can live with the threat of terrorism. Statistically, is nearly insignificant next to all of the other risks in our lives. What makes my blood boil is …
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Comment #5576345
I'm ashamed to say it, but I can live with the threat of terrorism. Statistically, is nearly insignificant next to all of the other risks in our lives. What makes my blood boil is …
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Comment #5543251
Reading about Carreon's actions, it is hard to believe he is a real person rather than a cartoon character.
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Comment #5525357
There could be an app for that.
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Comment #5518619
> As much as I admire the dreams and accomplishments of Elon Musk, I have trouble getting past the idea that he failed to maintain his marriage It takes two to tango. Maintaining a…
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Comment #5515579
I'm not buying it. Both paintings are of Alice from behind with the same pose. That's about it. Are we really copyrighting poses now?
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Comment #5495136
Me too. For me it would be called 'Facebook Homely'.
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Comment #5472220
Best April Fool's Day joke ever.
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Comment #5465666
That's just an extension of the "big city" effect. In general, attractive women gravitate toward big cities seeking successful men. I know that sounds sexist, but it really is a th…
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Comment #5463198
In a world of alternative currencies, is deflation of one such a bad thing? I think that the salient issue with Bitcoin is that it is going to deflationary at a set time and while …
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Comment #5462913
Wouldn't that violate Facebook's TOS and therefore the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?
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Comment #5458145
One thing that the article did not touch upon is that there seem to be health advantages for children who are born of young parents - they have better telomere length [1] and possi…