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Comment #25384770
The wonders of small sample experiments. Alcohol makes you smarter, wow.
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Comment #25361714
> Erasmus program or interrail By which upper middle class kids get a free year of holidays abroad at the taxpayer's expense. No results expected. Finishing studies, getting a job …
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Comment #25361611
If there ever is a promising project from europe (a.1) it bootstraps / gets venture capital (a.2) Leaves after 2 years for the US / gets acquired and the fiscal headquarter moves t…
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Comment #25358601
Stick to government jobs, you will do well.
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Comment #25358577
Why on earth a productive company would move to Europe, where your revenues are automatically slashed by 50% in taxes, and you are constantly exposed to whimsical unfettered politi…
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Comment #25358501
The governments spend 45% of GDP yearly. It's very likely that at some point, every company has served the public sector. Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Netflix, IBM, list goes on, wer…
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Comment #25358399
One minute past the comment and it already fetched 2 downvotes. Apparently being concerned about dirigism is detrimental to the community. Pretty sure they work for the government …
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Comment #25358379
I find it quite off putting, that the general approach of EU institutions is to direct resources and economic activity from the top. It not only has demonstrated to be a failure ec…
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Comment #25301285
"Human right" is one of those sacred terms that are supposed to mean so much but mean nothing. "Human rights" are just superstitious conventions about what's good/bad. "No one can …
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Comment #25209542
Much of the discord would be fixed by banning Twitter, where group hatred gets organized into political platforms. And on top of it, their content editors have a very particular sl…
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Comment #25159241
The funniest part is when there are accusations upon them for discriminating / not hiring women. Not only they do a selfish contribution to society for next to nothing in return, t…
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Comment #25110092
I am Icelander and I grew up in a fishing town near Reykjavik. When I was a small child, my greatgranddad was still alive and my mother would call him aitona. Later I learned that …
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Comment #25087836
Meat factories pay very well for someone with no skills. I for one I am grateful for being given the opportunity to work in meatpacking industry for a summer.
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Comment #24981064
Please, don't make personal attacks in HN. This is explicitly stated in the code of conduct, and it's generally expected in the software community.
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Comment #24980995
Not necessarily.
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Comment #24980976
Lol I see I am not the only one that thinks we have been forced to participate in a collective superstition act this year.
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Comment #24980962
It's actually very annoying to wear a mask. Also, I don't want to be thinking 24/7 about the virus, and the mask reminds me of it. I can't count how many hours I have personally wa…
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Comment #24980879
I think it's more accurate to say that it will postpone the death of 130k americans by a few months.
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Comment #24871634
Citation needed.
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Comment #24871623
Once for curiosity I tried to read about BLM movement. I wasn't sure if I was reading a historic document of the movement or a BLM demonstration cheerleader.
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Comment #24869359
Some people believe that poverty is caused by other people becoming rich. So there's conspiracy theories that aren't treated as such, and other theories falsely labelled as such.