EPTOn June 04 2015 05:27 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:
Thieving Magpie do you happen to know TMagpie?
Thieving Magpie do you happen to know TMagpie?
I logged in on another laptop and requested my blizz account...
So yeah, weird.
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TMagpie
265 Posts
I logged in on another laptop and requested my blizz account... So yeah, weird. | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5299 Posts
On June 04 2015 05:38 GreenHorizons wrote: I would of pegged you as more of the kid at ~1:05 but I'll call this progress. no, no, no. you made the progress! (since you never understood what i was saying anyway). i guess the pictures helped. | ||
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GreenHorizons
United States23658 Posts
On June 04 2015 06:07 xM(Z wrote: no, no, no. you made the progress! (since you never understood what i was saying anyway). i guess the pictures helped. 2 steps forward, one step back. I'll take it. | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
United States4396 Posts
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TMagpie
265 Posts
On June 04 2015 09:09 Karis Vas Ryaar wrote: when a DJ plays a music festival do they actually do any dj'ing or is it all prerecorded? Yes | ||
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Dark_Chill
Canada3353 Posts
On June 04 2015 03:39 TMagpie wrote: And if you called someone a "Broke ass, convict nigga" because statistically, african americans imprisoned and of a lower social class than whites in america--are you being accurate or are you being derogatory? And if you call someone weak because they embody feminine aspects--are you really calling the person weak, or femininity weak? Whiile a larger precent of africans americans are in jail compared to whites, most african americans aren't in jail. I don't know if most of them are poor. Anyways, you can be derogatory and accurate at the same time. | ||
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
Yes: they actually do dj'ing or it is prerecorded. Easy question. | ||
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AbouSV
Germany1278 Posts
There is nothing genetic, nor instinctive, and actually it even tends to be the opposite. Anywaaaaaaaay, to move on to another stupid question: Some of you might have heard of the 'ITER Organization', localized in France, (it is a project to try out fusion by magnetic confinement as an energy source), but the specific thing is that once you go through the fences, you are not in France any more, you are in ITER Organization, with its own laws (most are the one from France, but not only) and law enforcement persons etc... Do any of you know about other places in similar case in the world (embassy and consulates excluded)? | ||
zatic
Zurich15362 Posts
On June 04 2015 18:13 AbouSV wrote: I'm surprised that no one realized that the only reason girls/women are usually 'weaker' than man, is solely due to the fact that they are told to be. There is nothing genetic, nor instinctive, and actually it even tends to be the opposite. Anywaaaaaaaay, to move on to another stupid question: Some of you might have heard of the 'ITER Organization', localized in France, (it is a project to try out fusion by magnetic confinement as an energy source), but the specific thing is that once you go through the fences, you are not in France any more, you are in ITER Organization, with its own laws (most are the one from France, but not only) and law enforcement persons etc... Do any of you know about other places in similar case in the world (embassy and consulates excluded)? Any source for that? I very much doubt French criminal law is suspended on the ITER site and I can't find anything related to it after a quick googling. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11752 Posts
On June 04 2015 18:13 AbouSV wrote: I'm surprised that no one realized that the only reason girls/women are usually 'weaker' than man, is solely due to the fact that they are told to be. There is nothing genetic, nor instinctive, and actually it even tends to be the opposite. Of course this highly depends on your definition of strength, but if you take base physical strength, this statement is nonsense. Men are on average ~10 cm larger than women. This is pure genetics, and has absolutely NOTHING to do with what they are told to be. Based on this, men can on average accumulate more muscle mass at the same effort, and thus on average be stronger than women. Note that this does not mean that every woman is physically weak. I know that there are a lot of women out there that can easily kick my ass. Furthermore, physical strength in modern society loses its value more and more. I know it plays a very minor role in my life, mostly in carrying groceries up stairs. And if you are talking about something esoteric like "mental strength", you run into definition trouble really quickly, because i don't think there is a common agreement as to what that is or not. | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5299 Posts
On June 04 2015 18:28 zatic wrote: Any source for that? I very much doubt French criminal law is suspended on the ITER site and I can't find anything related to it after a quick googling. http://www.jus.uio.no/english/services/library/treaties/14/14-04/iaea_iter_imm.xml Article 1 1.In accordance with Article 5 of the ITER Agreement, the ITER International Fusion Energy Organization (hereinafter ‘the ITER Organization’) shall have international legal personality, including the capacity to conclude agreements with States and/or international organizations. 2.The ITER Organization shall have legal personality and enjoy, in the territories of the Members, the legal capacity it requires, including to: (a) conclude contracts; (b) acquire, hold and dispose of property; (c) obtain licenses; and (d) institute legal proceedings... | ||
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marvellosity
United Kingdom36161 Posts
On June 04 2015 18:13 AbouSV wrote: I'm surprised that no one realized that the only reason girls/women are usually 'weaker' than man, is solely due to the fact that they are told to be. There is nothing genetic, nor instinctive, and actually it even tends to be the opposite. well this just isn't true, is it? | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5299 Posts
http://www.rense.com/general63/galaxyofgeneticdifferences.htm has some stuff bunched up together but the names and sources can be googled. Females can differ from each other almost as much as they do from males in the way many genes at the heart of sexual identity behave, researchers say. "Literally every one of the females we looked at had a different genetic story," says Duke University genetics expert Huntington Willard, who co-wrote the study. "It is not just a little bit of variation." All told, men and women may differ by as much as 2 per cent of their entire genetic inheritance, greater than the hereditary gap between humankind and its closest relative, the chimpanzee. "In essence," Willard says, "there is not one human genome, but two: male and female." that last part is some statement ... Edit: there are still some semantics involved here about the meaning of genetic/genes - do you look at gene level, the base pair level, you look at percentages or you look at numbers and so on. | ||
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helpman176
128 Posts
http://emilkirkegaard.dk/en/wp-content/uploads/Sex-differences-in-the-structural-connectome-of-the-human-brain.pdf What is known from simpler organisms is also true for humans: The wiring of the nerve cells in the brain differs between the sexes and reflects the different gender roles that became manifest over millions of years in our genes. This is in concordance with the differences we see in males having better motor and spatial skills and females having better memory and social cognition abilities. This is also the reason why jobs like pilot or brain surgeon will always be primarily male while jobs like nurse or kindergarten teacher will always be primarily female. | ||
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Oshuy
Netherlands529 Posts
On June 04 2015 18:50 xM(Z wrote: http://www.jus.uio.no/english/services/library/treaties/14/14-04/iaea_iter_imm.xml This definition of ITER as an international organization is the same as the one for United Nations, World Health Organization, ... It is an international zone in the same way an international airport is : international zone before border control, duty free exists because the local taxes do not apply. The French laws apply roughly the same way the US laws apply on the UN site in NY for example. The main impact is a diplomatical immunity for the people of the organization, a protection of the assets of the organization (including official documents). They cannot be seized by a French investigator unless authorized by the organization. There were quite a few debates to see if French laws should/could be applied for work contracts of the subcontractors on the site and for nuclear regulations and audits, to see if French regulation authorities were entitled to monitor the site. Not sure how those were settled. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45291 Posts
On June 04 2015 18:13 AbouSV wrote: I'm surprised that no one realized that the only reason girls/women are usually 'weaker' than man, is solely due to the fact that they are told to be. There is nothing genetic, nor instinctive, and actually it even tends to be the opposite. They were talking about physical strength to use a simple and obvious general fact, so you're incorrect. If you want to start talking about emotional strength than sure, that's a fair point; such a thing is probably harder to quantify than "How much can you lift" anyway. | ||
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zatic
Zurich15362 Posts
On June 04 2015 20:48 Oshuy wrote: This definition of ITER as an international organization is the same as the one for United Nations, World Health Organization, ... It is an international zone in the same way an international airport is : international zone before border control, duty free exists because the local taxes do not apply. The French laws apply roughly the same way the US laws apply on the UN site in NY for example. That's why I asked about criminal law specifically. I assume a murder on the ITER site would still be prosecuted by French authorities? | ||
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AbouSV
Germany1278 Posts
I knew my statement was not so true, but at least it made you look another way at some point :p (For instance in the anmal reign, you can find a lot of species where the female is dominant (both physically and 'mentally') About ITER Organization, French laws do apply as stated (at least by default, for some they are explicitly stated), but I was mostly wondering about other places in a similar situation. So we have the UN in New York, World Health Organization (not so sure about this one though). But international zone in airport are a bit different because you are in 'no country', not in a different entire international entity. | ||
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oGoZenob
France1503 Posts
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Simberto
Germany11752 Posts
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