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t1E9mE7JTRjf

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    Comment #46064736

    did you meet people who base buying a car off of who the car company owner supported in a foreign (to them) election? or would you say these were ordinary people or more the kind o…

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    Comment #46064701

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    Comment #46064392

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    Comment #45809516

    no that's simply not correct or backed up by any historical data. as the saying goes "it's easy to fool someone but hard to convince someone they've been fooled"

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    Comment #45809504

    > how could colonial historians know that "these groups had diminished" before colonialism when they weren't there? is this a serious question? what defines history as a subject is…

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    Comment #45802688

    None of what you said refutes my first point. All your points are valid, just missing broader context. 'Native American' history didn't begin when Europeans arrived. Seems to all b…

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    Comment #45802615

    > It's really hard to read this comment as anything other than "don't worry about the genocidal policy of the US with regards to the natives, for they were a violent people." This …

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    Comment #45799550

    > None of that makes it less of a war against the native americans No that's exactly what it makes it, as their conflicts subtract from those with newer arrivals. Different groups …

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    Comment #45798131

    you seem used to issuing commands. best of luck with that approach. your cherry picked data points may be correct, but they are also misleading absent broader historical context. t…

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    Comment #45796824

    Sounds like the opposite no? Since we are going through population collapse in a time of abundance. Does make me wonder what the political dynamics were at the time, whether some c…

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    Comment #45796788

    > most of the big wars against the Native Americans As I learned it, most of the conflicts were between not against. Native Americans, became a term as a general catch all but thos…

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    Comment #45666068

    lol two clicks just to be able to do what you original were doing is terrible.

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    Comment #45664610

    wow you're really trying hard to be dehumanize someone based on their race.

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    Comment #45664606

    I still don't know what your point is. don't use llms to remove bias as they also have bias? is it just nihilism for the sake of nihilism? If so I can kind of get that, but then it…

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    Comment #45664594

    in a fiat world yes. in a world using money (not the fake fiat we have now), everyone else gets wealthier at the same time. that's what was taken from us. 'late stage capitalism' e…

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    Comment #45664579

    > seems like that these times the tides are rising only the bigger yachts and sinking the smaller boats my point exactly. hence last stage fiat. capitalism / [insert false dichotom…

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    Comment #45664541

    a basic look at crime statistics can tell you it's not irrational. the US has its high trust society taken some decades ago.

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    Comment #45656652

    but what does this have to do with capitalism? (apart from it being the scapegoat for all problems as per the current narrative). it's a cute phrase but I'd suggest 'late stage fia…

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    Comment #45642590

    if you look for problems, you'll find them. stripping something down to the objective parts isn't that hard for an llm as it's all about language. Sure they can and do have biases,…

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    Comment #45641232

    Great, but why? For some things I want to think, but for some things I want the information with subjectivity taken out of it. I think it depends on intention. For newspapers and o…

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    Comment #45640822

    Ah yes, thanks

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    Comment #45640423

    But he did achieve a huge thing, that's the point of the article. So not sure your point is valid. Seems a wild jump to say that because the person working on a project was working…

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    Comment #45640410

    LLMs are great at stripping propaganda out of articles like this. Tommy Flowers created Colossus. Alan Turing created Bombe. Colossus was classified for a long time. Bombe was not.…

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    Comment #45577969

    zero growth in the eu in 2 decades, meanwhile the US powered on ahead. I'm all for optimism, but only realism matters. Hopefully the US has a manufacturing revival for the sake of …

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    Comment #45569267

    I remember reading about tribes in Indonesia who when someone got too old/slow, they'd kill them. They were living on the edge of existence, and either everyone was on form, or the…