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notanzaiiswear
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Comment #28691505
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Comment #28680434
I want to comment on one more thing: calling somebody a "troll" is an insult. Over several years, I have been called troll many times, just because I called out leftist conspiracy …
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Comment #28677306
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Comment #28674146
Yes - what makes you think you can determine objective reality, and even assuming you, or somebody, could determine it, why should there be a MORAL obligation to believe in it? Wou…
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Comment #28674120
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Comment #28670904
I strongly suspect you never had a 101 humanities class. Pretty sure "philosophy" is all about what you know and what you can and what you have to believe. Maybe you confuse it wit…
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Comment #28670869
That is why people are supposed to have arrangements with other people who can decide for them when they are in coma. Usually it is family, but you can also designate other people.…
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Comment #28670848
I mean if the government kills them, obviously. Would it then be free speech? Everybody could say what they want, it's just the consequence could be a death sentence.
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Comment #28669762
Yeah that "paradox of tolerance" is just bullshit. You may as well admit that tolerance in general is not attainable. I understand why you people want to censor other people. But d…
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Comment #28669753
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Comment #28669745
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Comment #28669631
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Comment #28669613
Not freedom of consequences: that is a bit too vague. What if the consequence is that somebody shoots you dead if you say the wrong thing? According to you, they still have free sp…
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Comment #28669485
People have different ideals. A lot of people really care about free speech and freedom in general.
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Comment #28669482
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Comment #28616781
Is this just the IQ debate, or "nature vs nurture", on another playing field? It seems very obviously that some people operate on another level than others. If methods exist to boo…
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Comment #28613811
Why would it need blockchains?
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Comment #28591878
In my opinion, the job of politicians is to free me from having to deal with politics. That is why they are called "delegates" (in my country at least), because people delegate tha…
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Comment #28591852
"The Wahl-O-Mat is organized by Germany’s Federal Agency for Civic Education, which describes itself as a “federal public authority providing citizenship education.” Despite the so…
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Comment #28591786
No you don't have to remember the master seed. You should write it down and hide it somewhere, though. You need it if you lose access to your wallet. (It's a bit like a backup of t…
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Comment #28591678
But if somebody downloads the data, and they can track the source to your computer, do they even have to decrypt it on your computer? (I mean does law enforcement have to decrypt i…
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Comment #28591338
I think you can also import them in "light" wallets like Electrum. That way you don't have to download the whole blockchain. You may be leaking the information that somebody with y…
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Comment #28591329
He needs the public keys to check the balance.
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Comment #28591323
Those random words are the master seed. Usually you don't enter the master seed to use your wallet. Your wallet encrypts the master seed and unlocks it with a password of your choo…