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Comment #22123555
Why won't Bezos give his phone to the trustworthy FBI? Is he trying to perpetuate fake news. Our country and tech news is filled with Fake News and Russian Assets peddling it. Yest…
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Comment #22113366
Is attacking Grewnwald's character relevant here? Anyways, if it is, Greenwald has been one of the most outspoken critics of many aspects of the Russiagate accusations against Trum…
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Comment #22112249
From a distance, to me it's interesting to read about fears of the FBI snooping in our phones and email, and see how quickly the discussion jolts to how immoral (or amoral) corpora…
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Comment #22085872
Sadly, it reminds me of all the stories of authorities using databases for stalking women they're interested in, or people they have a personal grudge against, or whatever. https:/…
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Comment #22071231
If you're familiar with the market and the dogma at the time, the idea was that securitization used mathematical techniques to actually reduce risk, and these were being sold as su…
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Comment #22070913
>Larry Fink sent a strongly worded letter about how companies needed to make society better On the topic of executives needing to improve society, Fink here was important in the cr…
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Comment #22049140
Last decade was terrible for housing construction: https://reason.com/2019/12/23/the-2010s-were-a-terrible-deca...
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Comment #22039763
These argumentative tactics are of poor conduct, and seem to be clearly made in bad faith. Someone who disagrees with you is just someone who has a different opinion, and that does…
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Comment #22038288
That was actually part of the point I was trying to make.
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Comment #22036047
Yea, well I'm sorry, but I'm too busy being outraged by gay abortions or toxic masculinity to pay attention to this. And when it comes time to vote, I'm voting either on one inflam…
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Comment #22036014
See below comments, particularly shkmmo's. My comment above was socratic irony.
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Comment #22034606
>I don’t think physics operates on anything resembling a social-justice system Physicists are chosen within the Academic-Governmental Complex, and as such physicists are chosen acc…
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Comment #22034498
Physics has made a lot of progress in social justice and representation and these kinds of comments putting down "her point of view" is the type of toxic masculinity that will send…
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Comment #22026027
Very true. In fact, I doubt few people would be content being alone with themselves and their thoughts and nothing to distract them.
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Comment #22020636
No. Yes? That's what I mean, my whole life is a way of dealing with them by using escape mechanisms. HN is one of them. Lesser one.
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Comment #22017418
I feel like my whole life is a series of addictions designed to prevent me from drudging through the extreme anger and sadness I have in my life. At least, luckily, I don't like to…
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Comment #22014588
Paypal has the right to, not the government.
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Comment #22010091
I am aware. Even going back in history, I find most are surprised to know even Abraham Lincoln really went after journalists and the press. Anyways, I don't know why I was downvote…
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Comment #22008950
>“To comply with government regulations, PayPal is required to review certain transactions.” For mentioning the word Iran. Terrifying. I guess the best to hope for is that the Inst…
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Comment #22005570
US healthcare is corrupt and inefficient. It's not only a debate about who should pay for it. Your comment suggests changing the latter would fix the problem with cost, which surel…
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Comment #21975826
It might be cultural. I think it is. Being unsure or humble is not valued as much as it should be.