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lgvln

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    Comment #45804157

    It should be said that he is not advocating for a “we need to hear both sides” sort of disingenuous argument common among right wing rhetoric but a sense of balanced intellectual h…

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    Comment #44859979

    New genius product by Elon Musk: Hardware as a Service!

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    Comment #44619132

    Ok an authoritarian regime allegedly being cyber-attacked by another authoritarian regime whose economy is significantly dependent on trade and renegades from that regime

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    Comment #44619004

    This sort of mindset is typical of the oppressed population in Singapore - oh hey nevermind it all, this police state is awesome.

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    Comment #44618214

    Na. GDP pp is meaningless without accounting for inequality and civil liberties.

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    Comment #44618200

    Singapore is an interesting case because it looks great on paper but it’s arguably one of the worst/best form of authoritarianism. For example, ~80% of Singaporeans live in public …

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    Comment #42905188

    Who or what is this bill trying to protect??

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    Comment #42696845

    Singapore is addicted to cheap foreign labor so this seems like the natural progression. It does make one wonder the kind of data required for such models to have a chance of succe…

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    Comment #42374544

    Fun fact: ~80% of Singaporeans live in public housing and all the entryways to those buildings are filled with (offical) police security cameras, including two in each lift. The ca…

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    Comment #42060154

    This is sad to hear. I guess Trump’s values (whatever they might be) resonated more with them than Harris’s progressive liberal values.

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    Comment #42060121

    Calling him a fascist would be an understatement

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    Comment #42060018

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    Comment #42059700

    I think calling it mere stupidity is a little too reductive. There are genuine grievances among his supporters, such as rising inequality, loss of opportunities/jobs and an economi…

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    Comment #42033240

    What about using the tariffs on Chinese products to support American companies/interests?

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    Comment #40969189

    Singaporeans work the longest hours in the world, are the most sleep deprived and have the highest rates of depression in Asia. On top of that, an authoritarian regime, a lack of c…

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    Comment #40799397

    Here’s a book that argues for the same. [0] Makes one wonder whether such articles (OP’s) are part of a spin campaign.. [0] https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/978069121141…

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    Comment #40799232

    Who are these people that you speak of/for?

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    Comment #40798895

    What I mean is Singapore is hardly the ideal city to be measured against if we take into account the non-materiale aspects of life.

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    Comment #40798779

    There are probably better examples to be found. The "competence" comes at a price - extremely high levels of inequality, utter lack of civil liberties, a one-party authoritarian re…

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    Comment #40412570

    In this political climate: Imagined Communities by Benedict Anderson

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    Comment #39047535

    Credibility matters. If someone is equivocating genocide with “making Germany great again”, it deserves to be pointed out and their testimony taken with a huge grain of salt.

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