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Maybe you're right, but everyone loves to feel all good and fuzzy inside when they make PC character design (see Overwatch) to cater to the reddit crowd. So if people are allowed to celebrate their obvious co-opting of identity politics, maybe we can be angry when they do something politically idiotic.

Air striking the people would be just the beginning, not the end

Just pay more. I can guarantee you there are plenty of software engineers currently coding dark patterns and rigging Candy Crush or what have you that would prefer to work for the government if they paid competitively.

As a millenial I don't feel this way at all. Reads more like an ad hoc justification than anything

Google makes almost all of their money through ads...

Nearly all of human history people were having sex, getting married, and having children while still being considered minors in the US today. Please let's not be ridiculous here.

Are sexually mature underage people prepubescent children now? It's ridiculous that people continue to willfully conflate the two just because they want to continue to have the moral high ground.

Facebook is an addictive social reinforcement casino first, communication platform second. Though I don't disagree with you. I think banning it is too far.

"What a bizarre statement"

"Inflation, and the ability of the state to force it upon its citizenry by forbidding the use private money - has come to be viewed as inherent to the sovereignty of nations"

So it isn't a bizarre statment then since you're pretty much agreeing with it. Maybe you only think it's bizarre because you don't like that nations accept that they have and want this power?

Soooo, kind of like homeopathy?

The point is that the body adapts to burn more or fewer calories depending on how much you eat. Restricting calories can possibly have the side effect of just lowering your metabolism, rather than just losing weight.

Considering you know enough to know about the cognitive stack (more than most who take those awful online quizzes), you also should know that INFP and INFJ aren't close at all. It's a complete mirror of the entire stack :)

Do these calculations also include things like mandatory parking minimums, parking lots, etc? IMO the big problem with cars is how they ruin city layout and are generally poor for land use

Where does the remaining 0.1% go then 0.o?

I think the benefit of rooftop gardens is taking what is essentially "wasted" space (where I live most rooftops go completely unused) and repurposing it into something productive.

I do this all the time. What year did this album come out? Search the name of the album and the year comes up in the sidebar. How old is this celebrity? Search the name of that celebrity and their age comes up in the snippet on the side.

Another common one is posting a story where they clearly aren't the asshole to get positive reinforcement from the comments and votes.

Please please do this in the US too.

If you're holding for a pension, wouldn't a wider spread affect you less than any single other market participant? Like a 1 cent different due to spread isn't going to matter in 30 years?

Don't ask lol

Slightly tangential but might this be another argument for people "owning" their data while companies "own" the processing procedures of it. If people "owned" their data it would presumably be much easier for them to give it out for research purposes

It ironically almost proves their point

Yes I've theorized humans are evolving to be eusocial before our eyes. Essentially the "knowledge" is being transferred into the structure of the system itself rather than dispersed amongst humans.

"Loaned USDT" in this context just means created tether and gave it before the wire transfers went through (but presumably these pending wire transfers count as assets, especially considering they can blacklist tokens at will). Not exactly damning evidence.

Also it seems like "illegally traded" just means that NY companies set up foreign shell companies to skirt NY regulations? I don't see how this is iFinex's fault either tbh

Not OP and not a Circle employee but he is absolutely right if, especially if you are a US citizen.

Far more to do with the decreasing costs of automation than minimum wage. These jobs will be automated, depressing wages only delays the inevitable.

Busybodies with nothing better to do

Talk to any middle age surbanite who is scared of their own shadow. They'll give up anything to stop the boogeymen of drugs, terrorists, pedophiles, etc

IMO this points more to having probable cause than actually criminalizing encryption itself. If privacy or hiding something by itself is probable cause you can essentially justify any form of search.

The ability to hide things has reached unprecented levels?