That is one of the beliefs behind some people's desires for smaller government, the Right under the definition that has the appearance of being somewhat historical. Note my use of one and some.
That seems to be what it generally means now, but what gives you any indication that is what it means historically? I asked Reddit to explain what was so wrong with Fascism, my way of asking what are the essential characteristics of Fascism without giving away that the way it is used these days gives me no indication of what Fascism actually is, and they came up with alternative definitions of Left and Right: https://www.reddit.com/r/expla...
There are two sets of traits that are genetically necessary for human reproduction. Most of the characteristics for those traits are encoded on X and Y chromosomes. I am not sure what traits that are required for reproduction are contained elsewhere. Also, the traits encoded on those chromosomes include traits not necessary for reproduction. So, no it isn't as simple as people make it out to be. And I avoided the terms sex or gender in this analysis on purpose.
Words are generally vague. I like to say that I like my dictionary descriptive rather than prescriptive. Sometimes I deal with what people say as if words have more of a black and white meaning than I actually acknowledge they do, though. The problem is that the situation can get out of hand as depicted in the Tower of Babel situation, where attribution to God aside, people's definitions got so distant from each other that they couldn't collaborate, and that sort of stuff needs to be reined in.
I don't really care for the content of that post to be protected, but I know that if I start drawing lines, it will only encourage people to draw lines that endanger speech that I think should be protected.
I was writing a lengthy response that contained observations and conjectures about social media, when I hit upon one important factor. For some reason YouTube and Twitter seem to have sort of "media darlings", and that factor more than any other seems to indicate whether harassment happens.
I recently came to learn what Left and Right used to mean, and when that definition is applied, the main difference between what the so-called left and right is what they want the government to tell the people they have to do. Right apparently used to mean that a person didn't want the government telling people what to do.
The problem when a torrent is stalled for days is that nobody connected to the torrent has the necessary pieces and who knows if someone with the whole thing will connect to seed to everyone.
I just went through a whirlwind education of what Left and Right used to mean and the scary thing is that both the liberals and conservatives are pretty far to the Left. The only real disagreement they have is what the government should tell the people they have to do.
So, if we were to do this and the mice get to where we don't want them, your idea of what will happen is that nobody will do anything about it and those populations will collapse as well. No, say, doing something else to eradicate the unintentionally affected population and then let unaffected regions move in and repopulate? Or something else? I don't know, but at least I'm more imaginative than you.
You criticize the people who say, "But what if something bad happens?" But something bad happening is actually quite besides the point. Yes, something bad will happen, we will learn from it, something new bad will happen... eventually you do get to the gorillas that will die in the winter.
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Well, if none of what you do earns any income, people will say it isn't work.
It's pretty obvious that you just enjoy being contrarian and have no real content to add.
That is one of the beliefs behind some people's desires for smaller government, the Right under the definition that has the appearance of being somewhat historical. Note my use of one and some.
That seems to be what it generally means now, but what gives you any indication that is what it means historically? I asked Reddit to explain what was so wrong with Fascism, my way of asking what are the essential characteristics of Fascism without giving away that the way it is used these days gives me no indication of what Fascism actually is, and they came up with alternative definitions of Left and Right: https://www.reddit.com/r/expla...
How do we measure the economics of the situation?
There are two sets of traits that are genetically necessary for human reproduction. Most of the characteristics for those traits are encoded on X and Y chromosomes. I am not sure what traits that are required for reproduction are contained elsewhere. Also, the traits encoded on those chromosomes include traits not necessary for reproduction. So, no it isn't as simple as people make it out to be. And I avoided the terms sex or gender in this analysis on purpose.
Words are generally vague. I like to say that I like my dictionary descriptive rather than prescriptive. Sometimes I deal with what people say as if words have more of a black and white meaning than I actually acknowledge they do, though. The problem is that the situation can get out of hand as depicted in the Tower of Babel situation, where attribution to God aside, people's definitions got so distant from each other that they couldn't collaborate, and that sort of stuff needs to be reined in.
I don't really care for the content of that post to be protected, but I know that if I start drawing lines, it will only encourage people to draw lines that endanger speech that I think should be protected.
I was writing a lengthy response that contained observations and conjectures about social media, when I hit upon one important factor. For some reason YouTube and Twitter seem to have sort of "media darlings", and that factor more than any other seems to indicate whether harassment happens.
Hey, nobody said they have a problem with censorship.
You just don't like that I poke fun at AC's like you.
What does Japanese theatre have to do with anything?
I recently came to learn what Left and Right used to mean, and when that definition is applied, the main difference between what the so-called left and right is what they want the government to tell the people they have to do. Right apparently used to mean that a person didn't want the government telling people what to do.
My repositories that contain QuickBASIC language code for compilation with QB64 are tagged Visual Basic by GitHub.
That's all very well except everyone is selling a pig in a poke. And sometimes it's actually a cat.
Ellison logic: Cliffs' notes is classical unfair use.
The problem when a torrent is stalled for days is that nobody connected to the torrent has the necessary pieces and who knows if someone with the whole thing will connect to seed to everyone.
Whatever you want to do that involves light, i guess, not just Li-Fi. Why so short-sighted?
Entertainment is the only thing to be taken seriously.
...but what went through my mind was, so now we're going to have mosquitoes that shoot lasers from their eyes... Great!
The things that populate the Raimi-Tapert universes, like the Hercules and the Warrior Princesses.
I just went through a whirlwind education of what Left and Right used to mean and the scary thing is that both the liberals and conservatives are pretty far to the Left. The only real disagreement they have is what the government should tell the people they have to do.
So, if we were to do this and the mice get to where we don't want them, your idea of what will happen is that nobody will do anything about it and those populations will collapse as well. No, say, doing something else to eradicate the unintentionally affected population and then let unaffected regions move in and repopulate? Or something else? I don't know, but at least I'm more imaginative than you.
You criticize the people who say, "But what if something bad happens?" But something bad happening is actually quite besides the point. Yes, something bad will happen, we will learn from it, something new bad will happen... eventually you do get to the gorillas that will die in the winter.
I think so, Brain, but I don't see how any of the books I saw Amazon have under "Featured" in their "Science & Math" section will help matters.