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Comment #28542946
> start worrying about more serious problems I completely agree with your sentiment, but what societal problem isn't currently being made worse by political polarization and misinf…
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Comment #28541930
> For example, in Poland, "one party’s social media management team estimates that they have shifted the proportion of their posts from 50/50 positive/negative to 80% negative and …
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Comment #28513055
The distinction lies in whether the service provider has rendered themselves a "publisher" under 230. The protection has historically been broadly interpreted but, in theory, Faceb…
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Comment #28503654
By "work[ing] well", what is the metric you see as success? A broad society that has rendered itself completely nonthreatening to its ruling class? A place where certain forms free…
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Comment #28494052
> Secondly, I'm not convinced that mass surveillance is entirely ineffective. Wholly I agree that it's illegal, unconstitutional, immoral, overwrought, wicked expensive, and overre…
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Comment #28493835
OK I'll bite. From this article: >The public learned about the NSA’s “PRISM” and “Upstream” programs, which involve [...] warrantless surveillance of Americans’ international commu…
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Comment #28263027
And the key question would be: is there any statistically significant report of safety or efficacy problems in any peer reviewed study or even reported through VARES?
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Comment #28263009
Nothing was omitted from my statement. They have been authorized under an Emergency Use Authorization, not the full approval process because, if we waited for full approval, we wou…
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Comment #28262927
Healthcare workers in many U.S. states are required to have vaccines for a variety of infections, including hepatitis, influenza, MM&R, etc., as a condition of their presence (and …
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Comment #28238248
Correct -- In many jurisdictions, corporations cannot proceed pro se. They must retain counsel. As far as a company speaking for itself, a corporate representative is often designa…
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Comment #28225770
> a civil court can act against you without giving you representation, without allowing you to have representation, without you present, in secret from the public, and even without…
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Comment #27790936
It’s not just a presumption and it isn’t media just “pushing this.” https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/global-temperature/ > Nineteen of the warmest years have occurred since 200…
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Comment #27790922
How, exactly, does this observation “invalidate” anything? What narrative is being sold here? Please support statements like this with objective facts or thoughtful analysis.
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Comment #27624450
Do you see benefit corporations as being a natural fit for LTSE? If so, would LTSE ever require companies be organized as b-corps as a condition of listing on LTSE?
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Comment #27519686
>We literally have to invent stories of "Russian hacking" and "Russian interference" to try and conjure up some parity. Which of these stores, specifically, were invented? State-sp…
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Comment #26690531
This is an accurate description of limited liability. It does not blanketly shield corporations from liability, only shareholders (and there are exceptions to this as well). In fac…
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Comment #26641020
We could look at one of the cases cited there: >A National Labor Review Board (NLRB) investigation has now found that Amazon illegally interrogated and threatened Jonathan Bailey, …
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Comment #26637834
Writing off legitimate complaints about working conditions at Amazon–which are, in fact, widespread–as "outrage of internet leftism" is dismissive and plain incorrect. [1] By what …
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Comment #26105142
Unfortunately, it seems increasingly apparent that it is. It is especially common in clinical research to gather troves of data "anonymize" it, and release it publicly. I'm very cu…
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Comment #26104838
>The health-care systems are financing the company, with each owning an equal share, Myerson said. He declined to say how much funding the company has received...Eventually, the co…
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Comment #26029060
Iranians who use Signal are Iranians. Your statement is premised on the Iranian government having absolute authority to surveil the communications of Iranian citizens. By that logi…