I agree that societal instability stem from problems within the elites, but not sure it's due to 'elite overproduction' necessarily. I think it has more to do with divergence of interests within the elites. Even without…
> I think you're really fundamentally misunderstanding treatment modalities that allow people to be better, because you're conflating having an injury with weakness. I don't think the white woman with an emotional…
Owners ( of assets ) have been making a killing. Pretty much any kind of asset - stocks, real estate, collectibles, crypto, etc. Of course the more you own, the better you did. So the 0.01 did much better than the 0.1%…
"That we allowed the proliferation of emotional support animals in the first place tells us a lot about the evolving nature of the civil rights industry...A network of trial lawyers and medical entrepreneurs found a…
You claimed that the iranian state existed independently since 1500s. I proved you wrong. > the continuation of the territorial integrity of Iran "The treaty confirmed the ceding and inclusion of what is now Dagestan,…
Would have been a hilarious entry in the "Who is Hiring" thread for September.
> The Founders did not write that into the Constitution. Because the founders wanted voting to be controlled at the state level, not the federal level... > Propaganda is what you're writing. Historical facts is…
> The "more or less" applied to "continuous", not "independent." Does that make a difference? You are either continuously independent or not continuously independent. > But if you really want to argue that independence…
> https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-apple-icloud-insigh... Apple has to store data of chinese citizens in china? And Apple has to adhere to chinese laws in china? How insane. It's crazy how deluded the "CCP…
> By Lenin's definition the all those Democratic People's Republics really were democratic. Not by lenin's definition. Just the definition of democracy and where it came from. We get democracy comes from the greeks -…
Taken from the top comment in another thread. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28233819
> This is completely false when you're talking about Iran. I wouldn't say completely false. > An Iranian state has existed in more or less continuous form as an independent polity since the breakup of the Timurid Empire…
> "Those words were spoken by a TJ father who immigrated to the United States from China after surviving the Cultural Revolution." Hilarious. These propagandists really can't help themselves. "Survive the cultural…
> I have to refer back to these long traditional rivals Long traditional rivals? Iran and iraq are relatively new 20th century european colonial creations. Iran was carved out by the british/russians and Iraq was…
So eloquently stated. Couldn't have said it better myself. Hunt the minnows while at the SEC. Get hired by the whales after leaving the SEC.
> In my view, reproducibility is neither strictly necessary nor sufficient for scientific progress. In your view? Reproducibility is essential to scientific progress because it defines what science is. It's the backbone…
> He’s like “well look, 90% of everything is shit” I think there is a difference between "being shit" and "being fake" though. 'do you really think it’s true that 50-70% of biomedical research is fake?' Fake seems more…
Or, we just have a natural/historical aversion to centralized power. Much of the nation initially started out believing that power should be local. Or you can simply make up nonsense about 'mark of the beast'. It's…
At this point, it's either mass hysteria, a weapon of some kind or something common within this group. Are these officials forced to carry some kind of equipment that can cause this? Were they required to get some…
> Chinese belt and road projects are notoriously opaque but often have China bringing the financing, labor, and infrastructure. It's so opaque that you know who is funding, building, etc? Right. Also, who else is going…
Thought this was going to be about computer viruses and was wondering how traps could possibly combat it. But alas it's about biological viruses.
Shocking. Oh all the months for it to be friggin hot outside, it had to be august. Who would have guessed.
> that has stubbornly been able to avoid being conquered by the major empires in world history. Was reading Moby Dick the other day and came across this excerpt... 'Grand Contested Election for the Presidency of the…
Why is a weather article from august 11 being brigaded to the frontpage now. A 2 day old article about the weather?
Are you paid to defend articles/journalists here from criticism all day? This is the second time you've attacked a HN member for legitimately criticizing an article. People are entitled to their opinions. Why are you…
I agree that societal instability stem from problems within the elites, but not sure it's due to 'elite overproduction' necessarily. I think it has more to do with divergence of interests within the elites. Even without…
> I think you're really fundamentally misunderstanding treatment modalities that allow people to be better, because you're conflating having an injury with weakness. I don't think the white woman with an emotional…
Owners ( of assets ) have been making a killing. Pretty much any kind of asset - stocks, real estate, collectibles, crypto, etc. Of course the more you own, the better you did. So the 0.01 did much better than the 0.1%…
"That we allowed the proliferation of emotional support animals in the first place tells us a lot about the evolving nature of the civil rights industry...A network of trial lawyers and medical entrepreneurs found a…
You claimed that the iranian state existed independently since 1500s. I proved you wrong. > the continuation of the territorial integrity of Iran "The treaty confirmed the ceding and inclusion of what is now Dagestan,…
Would have been a hilarious entry in the "Who is Hiring" thread for September.
> The Founders did not write that into the Constitution. Because the founders wanted voting to be controlled at the state level, not the federal level... > Propaganda is what you're writing. Historical facts is…
> The "more or less" applied to "continuous", not "independent." Does that make a difference? You are either continuously independent or not continuously independent. > But if you really want to argue that independence…
> https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-apple-icloud-insigh... Apple has to store data of chinese citizens in china? And Apple has to adhere to chinese laws in china? How insane. It's crazy how deluded the "CCP…
> By Lenin's definition the all those Democratic People's Republics really were democratic. Not by lenin's definition. Just the definition of democracy and where it came from. We get democracy comes from the greeks -…
Taken from the top comment in another thread. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28233819
> This is completely false when you're talking about Iran. I wouldn't say completely false. > An Iranian state has existed in more or less continuous form as an independent polity since the breakup of the Timurid Empire…
> "Those words were spoken by a TJ father who immigrated to the United States from China after surviving the Cultural Revolution." Hilarious. These propagandists really can't help themselves. "Survive the cultural…
> I have to refer back to these long traditional rivals Long traditional rivals? Iran and iraq are relatively new 20th century european colonial creations. Iran was carved out by the british/russians and Iraq was…
So eloquently stated. Couldn't have said it better myself. Hunt the minnows while at the SEC. Get hired by the whales after leaving the SEC.
> In my view, reproducibility is neither strictly necessary nor sufficient for scientific progress. In your view? Reproducibility is essential to scientific progress because it defines what science is. It's the backbone…
> He’s like “well look, 90% of everything is shit” I think there is a difference between "being shit" and "being fake" though. 'do you really think it’s true that 50-70% of biomedical research is fake?' Fake seems more…
Or, we just have a natural/historical aversion to centralized power. Much of the nation initially started out believing that power should be local. Or you can simply make up nonsense about 'mark of the beast'. It's…
At this point, it's either mass hysteria, a weapon of some kind or something common within this group. Are these officials forced to carry some kind of equipment that can cause this? Were they required to get some…
> Chinese belt and road projects are notoriously opaque but often have China bringing the financing, labor, and infrastructure. It's so opaque that you know who is funding, building, etc? Right. Also, who else is going…
Thought this was going to be about computer viruses and was wondering how traps could possibly combat it. But alas it's about biological viruses.
Shocking. Oh all the months for it to be friggin hot outside, it had to be august. Who would have guessed.
> that has stubbornly been able to avoid being conquered by the major empires in world history. Was reading Moby Dick the other day and came across this excerpt... 'Grand Contested Election for the Presidency of the…
Why is a weather article from august 11 being brigaded to the frontpage now. A 2 day old article about the weather?
Are you paid to defend articles/journalists here from criticism all day? This is the second time you've attacked a HN member for legitimately criticizing an article. People are entitled to their opinions. Why are you…