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ryuhhnn

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    Comment #46208528

    One could argue that PE is both A. ) the ultimate form of capitalism and B. ) explicitly creates inelastic demand. A truly free market will always succumb to dominating forces that…

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    Comment #46208319

    Not to be pedantic, but this would make you not so "pro capitalism as it comes". The ability to develop and sell houses, but not hold them (in service of rent-seeking) runs contrad…

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    Comment #46152880

    > No one says disabled people cannot attend elite universities The author spent the byline and first half of the article trying to explain that these universities wouldn't accept p…

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    Comment #46152716

    The CDC reports that 1 in 4 Americans are disabled. Sure 38% is higher than 25%, but the 38% number is the worst case scenario, two of the other universities cited only had 20% of …

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    Comment #46151558

    Why is it so hard to believe that disabled people can be accepted into "elite" universities? I think the article author, and many of the commenters here, are conflating "normalised…

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    Comment #46128556

    > if it's "learn and forget", then it might be testing the wrong incentives The thing I find interesting is that when most people talk about standardised tests, they are talking ab…

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    Comment #46126171

    Put yourself in the student's shoes: instead of being required to rote memorise every detail and hold that in your head until the end of the year, you are now only required to be a…

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    Comment #46125978

    Some very important context that the researchers don't mention: during the same period that they are claiming test scores improved because of phone bans, Florida changed the way th…

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    Comment #45849220

    Every time the author mentions a problem that young men face, he explains it away by saying that it stems from a society that's built against serving the needs of men, even though …

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    Comment #44405288

    Are we supposed to just accept that because something is status quo, it’s permissible? The consequence for “stealing” food should never be death, ever, in any scenario. It’s also i…

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    Comment #44405113

    Sure there is, but we’re not talking about firing “warning shots” at armed combatants, we’re talking about unarmed civilians, most of whom are minors. If you are sympathetic to the…

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    Comment #44405002

    “Fire at unarmed crowds” and “fire towards crowds” is the same thing, what sort of semantic ping pong is this? Also propaganda =/= bad. All media is propaganda, in some languages t…

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    Comment #44009567

    In formal logic we would call this kind of argument a "post hoc justification". Any company who does anything payments-related is going to be primarily motivated to allow the most …

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    Comment #43997755

    There are very good reasons for KYC, the problem here is not the government regulation, it's once again private companies being sloppy with their customer's data because sloppy is …

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    Comment #43865567

    I never understood the anti-capitalist argument to be that it’s a top down system (and thus is why it’s “bad”), I think the critique is more that capitalism will inevitably beget h…

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    Comment #43427299

    > you can expect that one or both sides will be using drones, at least for surveillance if not for offense How is this any different than the risk that is currently present? Survei…

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    Comment #43427140

    You created your account today on a tech discussion board where you aired a personal grievance you have against a company that has a proven track record of operating above the boar…

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    Comment #43426093

    So the “weapons of war” in question are… cameras? But because those cameras are also used by the Russian military that means that China Bad? Meanwhile gun laws in the US would like…

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    Comment #43423976

    It sounds like you're just frustrated at being in an (understandably frustrating) situation. Your post wasn't removed, it probably was just outvoted. Breathe.

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    Comment #43423960

    Their quickest publicly listed SLA is 6 hours. I realise $50k is a lot of money, but give it some time. Though frustrating, and wrong on their part, no money was stolen. You'll get…

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    Comment #43423872

    You most likely got caught in some sort of automated detection. Have you tried reaching out to their customer service?

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    Comment #43070398

    This is an impossible question to answer, nobody can predict the future. It’s not always a given that we would simply regress to what came before it, that’s the point. You don’t ha…

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    Comment #43070384

    Yes they would require those things, but there would no longer be an incentive to use energy sources that have the marginal benefit of making a few people very rich with the incred…

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    Comment #43061435

    > Abolishing capitalism wouldn't change the physics and engineering of natural gas wells, nor of the lumber mills and mining required to make paper and wood. Of course it wouldn’t,…