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yawaworhtttt

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    Comment #18779310

    There's a bit of a Naked Emperor situation going on right now. Since Chinese manufacturers can make passable proxies (counterfeits), most people don't notice them from across the t…

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    Comment #18779211

    Most of the decisions regarding reprints and the reserved list are influenced by a small clique of card hoarders, collectors and other stakeholders in bed with WotC execs and resel…

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    Comment #18779167

    Yeah, they've pretty much buffed creatures and nerfed noncreature spells. Savannah Lion and Kird Ape used to be huge, now even Nimble Mongoose (a 3/3 "can't be targeted" for G) is …

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    Comment #18779130

    MtG is relatively inexpensive if you play Limited formats (Draft, Sealed, "you play what you open") or newer Constructed formats (Standard). For older formats, which I unfortunatel…

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    Comment #18777424

    What if I actually wanted the ability to get a thing going and quickly working within a few lines, while also being able to spell things out as needed when the use case arises? Cra…

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    Comment #18777139

    I was taking into account the human factor; most people are simply not willing to kill another human being in cold blood, whether it's sheer empathy or the risk of getting caught.

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    Comment #18776615

    Reviews and escrows are a thing in the drug world. Generally speaking everything with drugs is easier: -It's easier to manufacture your own drugs than commit murder -It's easier to…

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    Comment #18776441

    Hitmen don't actually make their service readily available* like a pizza restaurant's website, and the ones who do quickly get caught - natural selection if you will. I haven't eve…

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    Comment #18776022

    I'm always wondering - how can people that are determined enough to access the dark web and buy crypto, and willing to instigate a murder, fall for such obvious scams? Do they real…

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    Comment #18762827

    I think the best way to explain it is with this link: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/p-hacking/

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    Comment #18762041

    Pretty much all large cities are dirty. People like to stereotypically dunk on Paris but to be frank it's got nothing on London or New York. There's just something inherently filth…

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    Comment #18757947

    You know, your arguments wouldn't sound so much in bad faith if you stopped implying IQ detractors were insecure or guilty of wishful thinking, as opposed to simply skeptical of th…

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    Comment #18757668

    I'm not sure how what you're saying contradicts my point (apart from vague accusations of 'wishful thinking'). What Taleb is arguing, what I'm arguing, what the original designer o…

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    Comment #18757602

    Examples of fields with hundreds of years of 'peer-reviewed research': -Alchemy -Phrenology -Humor theory -Spontaneous generation theory -Astronomical geocentrism -Ether theory -Gr…

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    Comment #18757557

    Is it true though? There's plenty of evidence that IQ test performance can be learned (i.e. you score higher) with prior training. That's why it's often insisted that tests be take…

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    Comment #18757514

    ...wasn't that known for years outside the tiny bubble of psychometricians? They like to go on about how it's the "best predictor" for whatever, forgetting that the absolute predic…