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Comment #35494540
I agree, but less profits mean more consumption and less investment in capital.
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Comment #35494520
> 1) Chaudry's article is amazing in its lack of creative thinking. If that's true, he'll really have problems in a GPT-4 world. Seems to be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Comment #35494500
I wonder if the technology landscape will shift in sich a fast way that the people earning the most are the best learners. To some degree, this is already the case. But that also m…
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Comment #35494480
If you have enough land, by all means..
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Comment #35480618
Yeah shame is a bit lame. It should be funny, if possible (if you can make that work out). But not a lot comes to my mind.
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Comment #35474308
What kind of leaderbordses? Ratio character/upvotes? Leaderbord of flagged persons. Leaderbord of long discussions -> i.e. people responding in the same thread. Leaderbord of most …
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Comment #35431748
German, but kinda fun: https://youtu.be/zPMHVZL7y9Q (Join the Whatsapp group!!!)
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Comment #35430874
I am not a scientist in this field and can not evaluate the quality of his studies. But if you let ChatGPT do the "non-scientific" work, this seems to be okay to me. Also, I think …
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Comment #35429464
I love this film. In the beginning, you are enerved and thinking that it‘s really boring. But in the end, the feeling is fascinating. I like the long sequences and how the tension …
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Comment #35410092
I am not an expert in this topic, but John Locke wrote a lot about it. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.2307/2130435?jo...
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Comment #35397749
Do you also know the plaquette "View this in any browser"??
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Comment #35397719
"Workism" comes from protestantism: Ora et Labora. America is a protestantic country, so I am not wondering why work is so important to them.
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Comment #35393485
Funny, you recognize sometimes that they took tracks from Youtube: https://classical.music.apple.com/de/album/1553740049 Here, look at "J.S. Bach: Cellosuite Nr. 1 in G-Dur, BWV100…
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Comment #35390801
I know people who go to private schools because they don't want to put a burden on the state.
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Comment #35386274
If this persists: I ask myself which longterm effects this is going to have on the Italian economy. Would be interesting to have studies.
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Comment #35384702
I think the main question is: Why does Trump get indicted and Bush does not? The answer could be: Bush did a crime that supported some of the elite's supposed interests, while Trum…
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Comment #35384659
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Comment #35384645
Which raises the question if one part of the establishment can protect you from the consequences of the law.
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Comment #35384623
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Comment #35364864
I think this attitude is wrong. A strong democracy doesn't need to fight "fake news" legally and doesn't need their own propaganda op in foreign states like Radio Free Asia etc. If…
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Comment #35364799
What about the free market and internet freedom?
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