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mkautzm

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    Comment #13641523

    "But today, in a period when employment and earnings are vastly better than what they were in 2010, the delinquency rate for student loans is more than 11 percent..." Might wanna c…

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    Comment #13605742

    That'd be a pretty neat trick considering the world record for a basic cube is 4.73 seconds.

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    Comment #13518442

    Scott has some really weird alt-right tendencies that make me pretty nervous. Rationalizing xenophobia as doing what's best for America (with absolutely no evidence to back up his …

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    Comment #13513451

    In the extremely unlikely event that CA actually attempts to secede from the States, I'd say there is a non-zero chance that WA and OR will probably come with. That ends up being a…

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    Comment #13407994

    If you think 'millions' of parents have that kind of wealth, you are sorely ill-informed of what the socio-economic state of the country is. What irks me, like I said before, is th…

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    Comment #13407705

    The family's achievements are 'having lots of generational wealth'. If you are suggesting that having a lot of money growing up, whether or not you have direct access to it, isn't …

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    Comment #13406863

    > actually, I think a lot of the points he makes about raising kids are applicable to less-fortunate families. Doing chores, their approach to schooling, food, family vacations, co…

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    Comment #13406814

    Then why write it at all? The entire piece is structured as a piece to inform. It's not written as a piece to entertain -- That structure would include things like anecdotes, stori…

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    Comment #13406679

    It's great that a wealthy family tries to instill good values into their kids, but the idea that this kind of model could translate to everyone is a prime example of socio-economic…

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    Comment #13348466

    Workstation with 4 monitors, but I truthfully use only 3 almost always.

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    Comment #13282811

    k. http://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/

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    Comment #13282807

    > Do you just blindly take whatever the doctor prescribes to you without doing your own research? Yes. I'm do not have a medical background and at best, I could gain a surface-leve…

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    Comment #13282795

    For nearly all the products I buy, I'm definitely 'dumb'. I have a narrow expertise that gives me insight into a narrow set of consumer products where I can effectively evaluate pr…

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    Comment #13282398

    That's not at all true, and that level of ignorance is actually quite dangerous. Scientists in no field are punished for disagreement. Even in really fringe science, disagreement i…

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    Comment #13282214

    The science behind nutrition health is extremely complicated and expecting it to remain constant represent a total misunderstanding of how nutrition research is done and how result…

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    Comment #13282191

    Carbohydrates are not a bad thing and are indeed an important part of health. The current suggested diet doesn't say, 'bread'. It specifically calls out Whole Grains, which a great…

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    Comment #10631399

    Ayn Rand was wrong about a lot.

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    Comment #10029527

    The problem I foresee with Thunderbolt 3 is that it's serving a use that few people need at a price that no one wants to pay. The price-point issues might disappear with the USB-C …

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    Comment #9751587

    I was going to write this up as well. Also, you can probably extrapolate as far as, 'Most people's politics don't make sense.' The general electorate is extremely uninformed and di…

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    Comment #9362537

    Close, but more something like: "Liberals seem to universally believe that the status you are born into will probably be the status you stay in your entire life." The important dis…

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    Comment #9361906

    > Do you consider losing %98 of its value "stable"? Yeah, I don't understand how inflation works either.

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    Comment #9361904

    That's the American dream if you were born into the means of achieving the American dream. Libertarians seem to universally believe that everyone is just born with wealth, or that …

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    Comment #9244418

    Dedicated Bitcoin News site says, 'Bitcoin's future is Just Fine!' Dedicated Alternative Medicine site says, 'Homeopathy is A OK'.

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    Comment #9195721

    If your job sucks and makes you depressed, you probably should quit. If you can't quit, you should re-examine your values. If you are willing to give up your happiness for someone …

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    Comment #8940272

    It's less about the customers and more about the folks that work there. "Getting a different job" is not always an option.