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Kaarous 5 points ago +5 / -0

Unironically yes. Teenagers already scrape and scrabble for money at every turn. As much as anyone else their economy has been harmed by an influx of illegal labor. Used to be teenagers mowing lawns and working fast food, now it's illiterate Mexicans and boomers.

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Kaarous 9 points ago +9 / -0

This is actually a simple solve. Bring back plantations.

Drop age of school graduation to 15 for any non gifted students. Lower age of legal labor to 15. Fuck it while we're at it lower tobacco age to 15 as well, they already smoke anyway so who cares.

Most people are unsuited for any education beyond basic literacy and math. Treat them accordingly, and let them get a headstart in the job market instead.

Added bonus of massively lowering college tuition now that we wouldn't have to treat it like Highschool+ for people who have no business being there.

I've lived in farm country. They have more kids than jobs.

[edit: Turns out this comment made Imp cry big jew tears. He made an entire thread about it. Child labor is based.

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Kaarous 9 points ago +9 / -0

"See this hand?"

"Steady as a rock."

"Yeah but THIS is my mouse hand."

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Kaarous 25 points ago +25 / -0

If he's shilling for shitty movies now, I guess that means whoever has been paying him for the last two decades has run out of money.

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Kaarous 27 points ago +27 / -0

We are all Africans

No, some of us are human.

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

They don't make the final product RAM cards. They make the components thereof. At least a large amount of them.

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Kaarous 2 points ago +2 / -0

That and they're expecting a functional unification with Taiwan, and the acquisition thereby of TSMC.

Plus since TI was stupid enough to build a fab there a while ago and train up all Chinese personnel, they're not lacking in expertise worth at least one fab.

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Kaarous 3 points ago +3 / -0

They're trying to make it. Thus far they're failing. They have rather inferior seed material. That's one natural resource of the United States the quislings haven't sold yet.

Far as I know they're not expecting any usable yield from their current batch.

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

Illiterate moron. Kimura first elaborated fixation. A term that according to your lies, doesn't exist.

Again I'll say. You're not tall enough for this ride.

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

Congrats, you've never heard of Kimura.

You're a fraud.

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

Congrats, you got a job you weren't qualified for lol.

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

Not even close, and it you don't know what fixation is then you have a child's understanding of genetics.

You're not intellectually tall enough for this ride.

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

You did not answer any such thing.

The necessary time to bridge the genetic variance gap is in the billions of years by the way.

And at this point you're just lying to avoid actually having to do the math. Far from the first atheist to do so when confronted with the reality that their beliefs are a silly lie.

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

Congrats, you're innumerate too I suppose. Not to mention that if you don't know what fixation is you're unqualified to talk about this.

But in fairness to you, I already knew that you didn't understand the subject and you were just spouting conclusively disproven atheist dogma.

Let me go ahead and break things down like I was talking to a child.

What is the necessary number of fixed mutations to bridge the gap between chimp and human, how often do fixed mutations occur, and does the product of combining those two numbers fit into the given time frame?

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

Actually here I'll give you an even easier question. Presumably you can do math in more than four digits.

What is the measurable genetic variance between a human and a chimpanzee? And how many fixed mutations are required to bridge that gap?

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

You're being retarded again.

It's either a real number, or it doesn't exist. How many?

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

genetic

What's the required mutation rate for a new species? How many generations?

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Kaarous 1 point ago +1 / -0

You are a liar, you not only believe lies but profess them and demand others adhere. You've lied about a dozen times in the conversation so far.

And of course you believe in the silly atheist dogma of evolution. Conclusively disproven by now, as it turns out that they'd just been hand waving the math for more than a century. Darwin may just have been history's greatest liar. That or Hawkins, but that has yet to be seen.

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