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The government is very short on evidence the powers in that law have resulted in thwarted terrorist attacks.

Congress could have done something, but thwarted Arthur Levitt's proposed new rule barring accountants acting as consultants.

Of course, that plan could be thwarted if a group of people seek shelter there because of wartime persecution.

How do you differentiate between lacks of internal motivation, and great motivation being thwarted by fear of unpleasant tasks?

If Wikipedia required edits to be reviewed by other editors, they would probably be thwarted with fake editor accounts.

Just because we can't point to an instance where we know someone's presidential campaign has been thwarted doesn't mean we should ignore the possibility.

Furthermore, most of the obvious ways of containing such an AI are easily thwarted.

We run midrange devices that have thwarted 40M PPS SYN floods without a problem.

Would this not be mostly thwarted by using full disk encryption and a TPM?

Violence and an attempted shooting that was only thwarted through sheer dumb luck.

Pro: Democracy is more stable and more guaranteed Pro: Lower level criminals are thwarted and the cost of attacks prohibit profitability of small attacks.

Failing that, RMS seems correct that it would have been dangerous to depend too greatly on technology that could be clearly be thwarted by lawsuits from MS.

It briefly mentions the Stanford Lust and Loathing study (quote from study[1]): We show how being “jilted”—that is, being thwarted from obtaining a desired outcome—can concurrently increase desire to obtain the outcome, but reduce its actual attractiveness.