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Comment #1851155
I don't think that Lars Ulrich lives in New York.
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Comment #1846202
Is wanting a social net because you think it will benefit you somehow more moral than not wanting one because you think it won't?
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Comment #1827456
I'm not sure I like that it makes me pick where I am from a list with one element. I'm also not sure that I like that it makes me pick where I am before it tells me why. That being…
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Comment #1816828
We import them from American universities though. Our high schools are way more broken than our colleges.
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Comment #1816763
That's true for most employers, but the extra value of the Ivy League degree isn't that it's slightly more impressive to employers that would have employed you anyways, it's that i…
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Comment #1816442
This sort of sneaking in is pretty pointless though. The only really good reason to go to one of these schools is that everyone knows how hard is is to get in. If you go to a diffe…
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Comment #1786036
What I resent is being tricked into spending my time reading 1000 words that could have been edited down to "why is populism an effective political strategy?" just so that an autho…
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Comment #1784414
It seems like this article is trying too hard to justify something that actually has a pretty easy explanation: if women are under-hired relative to their skill level, then a skill…
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Comment #1780906
It really depends what you mean by highly successful. I doubt that there are many successful mathematicians that missed more than one or two questions when they took it. I also dou…
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Comment #1777482
No, but it is dismal compared to America's, which is what I said. And you said "academics like Mankiw", not "economists like Mankiw." Also, stipulating "by impact factor" seems lik…
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Comment #1777379
Most of those other countries have pretty dismal mathematical output. Not only that, but the country with the best mathematical output of the ones you listed is the UK, which I thi…
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Comment #1777333
There are those people, and there are the people that don't know about the bad stuff. Actually, to be fair, there are also the people who know about the bad stuff but dont think lo…
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Comment #1777299
Arguing against higher taxes because they discourage people from working is like arguing against jailing people for drug offenses because it overcrowds jails. It could be right (th…