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Comment #24303960
> The assertion that opposite-sex attraction is "normal" and that same-sex attraction is abnormal is not supported by science. I don't know what "science" you are referencing but a…
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Comment #24302781
I'm not a psychologist but from what I understand some people who have urges for young people just like some people have urges for people of the same gender. Obviously I have no pr…
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Comment #24278847
When I read "defund the police" I assume that they mean what they are saying. What do you think is meant by the phrase "defund planned Parenthood"?
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Comment #24221875
how is that different than in c/c++ simply adding asserts at the start and end of functions?
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Comment #24220313
The problem with UBI trials is that they cost a lot of money to be remotely effective. That is because for it to be somewhat meaningful the amount has to be high, it has to involve…
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Comment #24165441
Because you don't know what to expect from people with certain mental issues. If I see someone pacing outside my office while screaming to the devil and hitting his head, I will tr…
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Comment #24090679
tl;dr he was in prison several times before for other crimes > Bryant, 62, received the life sentence under Louisiana’s habitual offender law, which allows a person’s sentence to i…
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Comment #24058076
correct. society considers (IMO correctly) violent crimes much worse than non-violent crimes.
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Comment #24046257
One of the problems with wireless charging is that I typically get a cheap $5 "rugged" case from eBay that lets me drop my phone with harm only potentially happening to my disposab…
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Comment #24034555
how is Germany's solution any different than giving unemployment benefits for furloughed employees? Regarding the Fed, they _could_ just print gobs of money, and probably nothing b…
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Comment #24034342
1. I'm pretty sure that states can decide to not evict tenants (thereby severely hurting landlords who possibly have multiple mortgages to cover the rentals. 2. Did any other count…
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Comment #24034196
the feds provided large quantities of ventilators and are funding multiple vaccine research. What else should they do? Every state has enough power to mandate mask wearing, quarant…
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Comment #23983142
You may not be able to convince someone who is interested in philosophy to study engineering (although I personally know several people, myself included, who are interested in both…
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Comment #23925197
> By continuing, you [...] affirm you're at least 16 years old what is on that website, porn?
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Comment #23867090
> And you believe we should not treat minors different than Adults? Yes
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Comment #23866565
Added source of the case to the OP. And yes, retribution is designed to prevent vigilantism. As that is psychology I can't really give a better source than [0]. Obviously retributi…
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Comment #23866379
Retribution is needed to prevent vigilante justice and to cause fear to potential criminals. Remember the story of the drunk driver who killed several people in a crash [0]? He was…
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Comment #23866345
source https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_c-E_i8Q5G0 . The video is just as horrifying as the George Floyd video
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Comment #23766663
Jews don't define themselves based on how antisemites defined them.
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Comment #23766656
sure, in cities with a large non-religious population like Tel Aviv or a large Arab population like Haifa
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Comment #23669328
As an improvement I would recommend simply showing a graph of, say, the past 5 years death rate, adjusted for population. I'm not sure how to understand expected deaths (who expect…
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Comment #23627527
That gives me an idea. A privacy oriented NGO could create an address and agree to publicly upload all letters received and allow the users to read the mail anonymously.
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Comment #23615601
> Firstly, the biggest by far has been from a certain large games company that has consistently blocked us from being able to trademark Riot or even Riot.im Using that logic would …
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Comment #23559670
That sounds sort of like the reverse-halo effect fallacy. Believe it or not terrible people don't necessarily do terrible things every time they do somethings. For example, Fidel C…
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Comment #23559398
Using that logic a similarly valid headline would be "iPhone (and Samsung and Sony phone) owners using Uighur Muslim forced labour in factories", which while probably true, isn't t…