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Comment #26985421
You're being a bit too clever. The term 'techno' is attributed to Kraftwerk who were hugely influential for all forms of electronic music after them. It is strange to only mention …
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Comment #26982625
I'm not holding onto laughably provincial notions of cosmogony- it is just strange to start a history of a subject several years after its development, and only make passing refere…
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Comment #26981753
I'm a little confused by the American focus of the article. Kraftwerk's Autobahne came out in 1974, and there was a well established electronic movement coming out of krautrock, wh…
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Comment #26980809
The book, The Seventh Stream, by Phil Ennis is a good resource to understand the origins of rock. It is a lot more complicated than just the blues.
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Comment #26857192
I still wonder why Tesla doesn't use lithium ferrophosphate or another type of battery that won't catch fire. Shouldn't the safety risk of the batteries they use outweigh the sligh…
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Comment #26318947
There is a big difference. An open, democratic government can be peacefully corrected. A closed, totalitarian government cannot be. If the chinese and russian governments were open…
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Comment #26056311
The GPT-3 Jerome K. Jerome essay blew my mind. Better than most writers out there. Close up Iowa Writers' Workshop- that place is toast!
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Comment #25170097
Yeah, I hear and sympathize with you, but it's a bit of a truism and misses the point. If this was about lead poisoning, and not parental income, that leads to mental illness, woul…
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Comment #25169674
Because that ignores the complexities of the labor market, the economy and life
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Comment #24784342
That's not a fair characterization of Aikido.
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Comment #24731959
Yes, Al-Ghazali made that point. I don't remember the specific passage but he made the comment that if he left a book in his library, he has no way to know that god did not turn it…
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Comment #24663948
I forgot where I read it, but I believe Roddenberry modeled the Ferengi after New England traders in the 1800's.
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Comment #24016579
Where's Kirk?
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Comment #23858046
It's an interesting coincidence that the "digital guru" Brad Parscale was demoted and another guy promoted at the end of the day. Hopefully it's not related, but the list of Twitte…
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Comment #23854895
Yeah, that would be my hunch too. To gather potentially damaging messages from Obama, et al, and damage Twitter. Interesting that the Russian Foreign Ministry's Twitter was hacked …
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Comment #23267437
> But I understand how this might be a foreign concept for someone from the US. What? In the US, knowing how to operate your vehicle and the laws around operating a motor vehicle I…