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Is the name "Ingka" simply a play on the name of the IKEA founder, INGvar KAmprad, like IKEA itself?

It's only waste if you don't find helping others valuable.

Well I'd say bringing up hard problems like morality and eugenics is part of being objective. It's not like they could be ignored.

It sounds like a lack of insight and accountability. I don't see a large government as a problem, but unchecked power. As long as all people in power are democratically appointed, subject to transparency and with accountability, errors can be corrected.

The PRC government is known to be flexible with the truth. They could simply be lying.

Absolutely. Having the power that comes from network effects should come with matching responsibility.

Cordova?

If they're effective, you ration them like with any other emergency.

Public spaces are not assumed to be sterile, so the normal precautions still apply.

Interesting. What are the tricks?

Exectly. With Apples great resources comes great responsibility. They have no excuse for not treating their employees with respect.

That would make more sense if not for the fact that corporations routinely put profit over morals.

I worked a stint in fast food. I thoroughly underestimated the skill ceiling. Everything from burger wrapping, cleaning, taking orders and inventory could be optimized for time. It took almost a year before I was comfortable and by then I was doing things quickly, consistently and a few at the same time.

I'm not sure I follow your reasoning. Are you saying that suggesting a relevant and free alternative by a non-profit is disrespectful towards Dropbox, and should not be allowed?

Just because they're not as bad as China doesn't mean they're not horrendous. I mean, families are separated! How can you defend such a system? The USA is very rich, and has the means to provide a dignified process. I mean, you're a country of mostly immigrant-descendants, right?

> You're calling a spade a shitpade because it fell over and hit your foot.

That's a mischaracterisation. He's calling a spade a shitspade because it systematically violates basic human rights.

Who should be having more kids? And consequently, who should not?

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I think a direct comparison between Obama and Trump is a bit dishonest. Obama did some bad things, sure, but Trump's behaviour is unprecedented.

So if things are bad, do nothing? We in the west have the responsibilty to take a hard stance on what's acceptable.

Then don't do business with them? Not enforcing basic human rights is not a good look.

I'm not up to speed with US regulations, but the design seems very dangerous for pedestrian collisions. A sharp and hard shell must be very harmful, even at low speeds.

Why couldn't lawyers also be customers?

A cursory Google search puts the solar number between 0.4 and 0.8 deaths per TWh.

How do you approach people who doesn't have trust in science? It feels so surreal that the science is settled, but some people still don't believe climate change is real.

Meanwhile, many European countries also make things available universally, without making everyone poor.

I've always been apprehensive towards corporate acquisitions. I mean, why try to compete when you can just buy them?

Punishment as justice is medieval though and is not accepted in civilised societies.

In what world are "Marxists" considered extremists comparable to supremacists and jihadists?

Sitting in the comforts of your own home is very different from having to go outside to reach the victims.