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tnmrnis

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    Comment #13605679

    I'm 26 and feel the same sometimes. Then I look around me and realize that I know just one person that managed to build a successfull company before 30. All other successful founde…

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    Comment #13597790

    > Do we have any real evidence of this? The ACLU is a very effective organization with a long history of legal challenges across the political spectrum. No, that's why I chose a di…

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    Comment #13597643

    I would define virtue-signalling rather by the intention of what they do. They don't support those organizations out of an intrinsic motivation but to sell stuff to their followers…

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    Comment #13597125

    All they do is virtue signalling. And my guess is that this won't last very long. Politics are volatile and companies don't advertise to have a positive impact but to sell stuff. B…

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    Comment #13578959

    AFAIK is red meat not causing cancer per se. While there has been a correlation between red meat intake and colon cancer shown, the studies that have shown this didn't differentiat…

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    Comment #13578807

    "Calories in vs calories out" is not wrong. It's just a small part of a much bigger picture. If you go into a caloric deficit your body will give a hormonal response. This response…

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    Comment #13578725

    The paleo label might be a fad but I'd argue the diet itself isn't. Avoiding highly processed foods and limitng grain intake simply forces you to eat higher quality/healthier food …

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    Comment #13530070

    It might be easier and faster but they will lose a lot of flavour during the freezing. There's a reason you don't refridgerate tomatoes.

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    Comment #13479931

    Did calling Obama "Hussein" have a positive result on their popularity? I don't think so. Maybe there's a pattern.

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    Comment #13129371

    From the examples that mashable shows, it seems more like a measure against clickbait than against fakenews (which ofc uses clickbait)

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    Comment #13069946

    I only can tell about german media. Their reporting was just as partisan (all for Hillary) as the "mainstream" U.S. media. It was less about giving the facts then about creating a …

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    Comment #12967738

    R is what companies that are leaving SPSS and SAS are switching to. While I also like Python for Data Science, R seens to be more popular in the industry.

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    Comment #12910499

    Her sex wasn't the reason he attacked her, therefor it wasn't sexist.

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    Comment #12909952

    I also followed the elections very closely and I don't buy the "racism", "sexism" and "xenophobia". I looked up a lot of scandals and looked at the speeches, videos and leaks itsel…

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    Comment #12909710

    The similar thing is happening all over europe right know. Right-leaning voters don't want to identify themselves because the negative social implications can be quite significant.…

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    Comment #12909518

    He was suggesting that Megyn Kelly was asking him though questions and that the reason for this was that she is on her period. There is a very subtle but important difference. He a…

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    Comment #12909063

    We don't really know yet. There are two (quite likely) possible options. A shift in the voter demographics and/or the "shy tory" (people not admitting to vote conservative because …

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    Comment #12908174

    There is a difference between attacking people because of their sex or by insulting them based on their sex. First is definitively sexist, the latter is arguable.

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    Comment #12871113

    Before Capitalism, Medieval Peasants starved to death