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semilattice

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    Comment #42726263

    I agree with that. US is becoming a culture of 'Good enough' This is very prevalent in Eastern Europe, near east, probably China and India, not sure. Certainly not Japan. Culture -…

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    Comment #40761611

    would also be good for scientists that report homosexuality in animals, to report if those same animals have healthy heterosexual relationships in their lifetimes.

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    Comment #40761560

    I would have rephrased the title of the article: "US Supreme Court: Immigration to US is still a privilege, not a right. A US citizen has a right to marry a GS-13 gang member, but …

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    Comment #38080489

    US equities market for retail investors are riddled with sharks taking the retail investors money left-and-right. From high frequency traders, to the fund managers, to money manage…

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    Comment #36837459

    The founder of Microsoft, has wealthy connected parents and grandparents. The founder of Facebook too The founder of Google grew up in Academic family. -- All of them received fina…

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    Comment #36547751

    There are probably 3 classes of Retail investors a)Members of political elite that get insider trading stock tips. (illegal of course). The number of folks in usa congress and sena…

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    Comment #36545227

    >It's a judiciary dictatorship. They're working to censor Bolsonaro friendly radio stations right now. Ever seen a democracy do that Selective outrage judiciary system is a hallmar…

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    Comment #36545127

    I am 100% sure that this will be reversed within 1 or 2 months, or sooner. Musk and his team are zigzagging to evaluate possible business models that make money.

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    Comment #36545062

    >You're almost saying capitalism and efficient markets are pointless. Maybe they are, but I think it's nothing like crypto. People are saying this because, HFT sounds similar to 'c…

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    Comment #36529273

    Countries that export to US [1] or to EU, and US itself will have an unreasbly (un-deservedly) high standardard of living. That will always attract both talent and con-artists to U…

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    Comment #36529128

    > Groups of people don't have guilt or automatic responsibility, only individuals do. I think the question here is who is entitled to have the 'revenge' or the reparation or the 'a…

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    Comment #35970731

    The article is suggesting to think: 'how would organized criminal deception, selective outrage judiciary system, powered by a federal spy agency operatives actively suppressing inf…

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    Comment #35936108

    There are 4 types of 'pressures' a social media platform execs are facing a) economic b) legal c) selective-outrage judicial/law enforcement d) personal bias (of the execs) In US, …

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    Comment #35854603

    I believe we are increasing in the number of autoimmue disorders. Alergies is a clear sign that these are not 'hidden', 'waiting to be discovered' symptoms. My personal view is tha…

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    Comment #34348265

    > Can we fix the U.S. Healthcare system? My opinion is no. I am going to say that every large 'super' institution will end up in this problem ... Unfixable. Whether it is military,…

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    Comment #33749892

    unusualwhales could be intentionally misinterpreting the intent of the congressman. Or, they can be correct. Another site [1] explains this as a the congressman is questioning whet…

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    Comment #33574148

    > Bankman-Fried was a major donor to President Joe Biden in the 2020 election and is the primary donor to the Protect Our Future PAC, the political action committee which endorsed …

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    Comment #33288554

    Lack of incentives for scientific skepticism as a normalized, institutionalized form of academic discourse -- is the problem. The are a lot of incentives to get 'published' or to g…

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    Comment #30127215

    Gab supports legal speech, uncensored. Speech control (Censorship) is used to remove 'independent thinking' as a state of mind. The current view in US, Russia, UK, China, Canada, e…

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    Comment #27842082

    I think I am driving towards 2 keys: a) people that do live in a structured society, have to trust somebody. Because one cannot be an expert in everything. In the sea of deceit, fi…

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    Comment #27817086

    >"... Most things are pretty grey - not black & white. So there's not a clear good/bad side. Which is the reason people want personal freedoms and you could want anonymity regardle…

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    Comment #27817057

    WRT, > ".. Um, those two mindsets are not a genetic or ethnic heritage; ..." Yes, agreed. I do not know if these behaviors are completely 'learned via indoctrination', 'learned via…

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    Comment #27806412

    You actually do not need go far to answer most of the questions you are thinking through. Australia (and to lesser degree Sweden ) are considered to be forerunners, the test-enviro…

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    Comment #27325636

    >" The concept in one sentence: We overestimate the likelihood of events that are easier to recall. " Yep, very true. That's why propaganda press (whether it is for political gain,…