Can you imagine if an Indian man behaved the same way at a German airport?
which one?
mesh wifi?
> The big difference is that the chines communist party is actively suppressing messages And prosecuting people who go against the governments narrative. Unlike the USA?
bacteria carrying magnets could generate current could generate power?
> I regard India as having archaic, sexist modalities. Unlike USA?
> Ramanujan's innate calculating capability. Hard work and obsessive work effort on a specific area makes it appear innate.
> they keep maintaining a standard of living that promotes the rapid hybridization and diffusion of viruses. Please elaborate on what you mean by "standard of living". I couldn't follow how the former leads to the…
Article is from 2012.
> Invoking Hitler, aka Godwin's Law [1], is a strong indicator that you're no longer listening to counterarguments. Sigh, surely you realize that in this context, both Hitler and his equal, Churchill are relevant.
> in the flamewar style, as you're doing here I'm surprised but I'm open to being corrected. Please help me identify which statement I made which is considered "flamewar style".
> accounts on HN peddling anti-western conspiracy theories? There’s a kernel of truth here It is a sad day when providing facts is described as "anti-western". > we just get inflammatory rhetoric We? Inflammatory? The…
> Citation needed. > I don't think anybody has seriously proposed that the British intentionally created the famine. It has been. Mass intentional famine for the purpose of genocide. Even published by the BBC.…
> Churchill 'desired' genocide. Evidence like ""I am strongly in favour of using poisoned gas against uncivilised tribes," is nnot conclusive to you? I worry if you're not willing to call that evidence of "desired…
> there's no evidence that the British wanted to "wipe out" the native population. No one accused all "the British". If you read my sentence, I used the word, some Brits such as Churchill. There's ample evidence of…
> Tldr; Brits enslaved locals to do their work so they could sweat less Actually, some Brits such as Churchill wanted to do to India exactly the same as was done to Australia, New Zealand, the Americas or "at least" get…
> They have also either refused to license their technology to others or made the licensing fee uneconomical. Please share your evidence for this.
How much power does this consume? Can it be battery powered? I wish there was a requirement for ads to list all the bill of materials they used and links to specifications.
Are there migrating fish in the area of Central India that OP talked about?
Can you imagine if an Indian man behaved the same way at a German airport?
which one?
mesh wifi?
> The big difference is that the chines communist party is actively suppressing messages And prosecuting people who go against the governments narrative. Unlike the USA?
bacteria carrying magnets could generate current could generate power?
> I regard India as having archaic, sexist modalities. Unlike USA?
> Ramanujan's innate calculating capability. Hard work and obsessive work effort on a specific area makes it appear innate.
> they keep maintaining a standard of living that promotes the rapid hybridization and diffusion of viruses. Please elaborate on what you mean by "standard of living". I couldn't follow how the former leads to the…
Article is from 2012.
> Invoking Hitler, aka Godwin's Law [1], is a strong indicator that you're no longer listening to counterarguments. Sigh, surely you realize that in this context, both Hitler and his equal, Churchill are relevant.
> in the flamewar style, as you're doing here I'm surprised but I'm open to being corrected. Please help me identify which statement I made which is considered "flamewar style".
> accounts on HN peddling anti-western conspiracy theories? There’s a kernel of truth here It is a sad day when providing facts is described as "anti-western". > we just get inflammatory rhetoric We? Inflammatory? The…
> Citation needed. > I don't think anybody has seriously proposed that the British intentionally created the famine. It has been. Mass intentional famine for the purpose of genocide. Even published by the BBC.…
> Churchill 'desired' genocide. Evidence like ""I am strongly in favour of using poisoned gas against uncivilised tribes," is nnot conclusive to you? I worry if you're not willing to call that evidence of "desired…
> there's no evidence that the British wanted to "wipe out" the native population. No one accused all "the British". If you read my sentence, I used the word, some Brits such as Churchill. There's ample evidence of…
> Tldr; Brits enslaved locals to do their work so they could sweat less Actually, some Brits such as Churchill wanted to do to India exactly the same as was done to Australia, New Zealand, the Americas or "at least" get…
> They have also either refused to license their technology to others or made the licensing fee uneconomical. Please share your evidence for this.
How much power does this consume? Can it be battery powered? I wish there was a requirement for ads to list all the bill of materials they used and links to specifications.
Are there migrating fish in the area of Central India that OP talked about?