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Not everyone who suggests tweaking the laws is on the vanguard of a communist revolution.

It's the sort of book that always makes me curious: Is it as awesome as its title suggests?

There's a tolerable article that suggests a few related pathways: moving into esports coaching/management, switching to poker, commentating [1].

Men kissing each other on the mouth in South Western France suggests something specific for visitors.

A comparison of Olympic weightlifting records in comparable weight classes suggests men are around 30% stronger at the same weight.

To me politics specifically suggests covert social games under the cover of more formal interactions.

The phone company doesn't place adverts on your calls, nor suggests products based on the subject of your calls, does it?

If I play one life-consuming MMO, Google suggests me more MMOs that I don't have time to play.

I mean, no one suggests that men are 5x or 8x better at math than women as direct studies clearly show it is not the case.

Footnote 11 suggests increasing social isolation across society but is, imo, not conclusive.

I posted a snippet from your history that suggests that you may indeed be employed in defense/aerospace.

If it did, Ada would be even more verbose and unwieldy than its reputation suggests, as type enforcement is much more strict in Ada.

This suggests that "pattern interrupts" is not a term used in behavioral therapy.

I don't understand why people keep trying this "gotcha" thing when someone suggests tax dollars be used to benefit the needy.

"churches") have historically been the source of community in Western culture, then suggests that secular organizations could compete with them.

> yet fields with no power difference have disparities which directly mirror the disparities you claim are driven by "power", that suggests there is an underlying theory that doesn't use power at all and which predicts more things.