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Date: December 30th, 2017 7:35 PM Author: vibrant garrison
Well, based on that letter, he writes like he talks. It's not possible , for me, at least, to judge reasoning skills from that sample. It "sounds" nice, but it's not very clear. I am a big fan of being concise. Used to get me in trouble when I was a young lawyer working for a guy who wrote briefs like he was being paid by the word. I think Obama is a reasonably intelligent guy, and he certainly gives a charming speech. I have seen him extemp a few times, and he is pretty good. I doubt if he can do vector calculus, though, or any calculus.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3844665&forum_id=2#35045479) |
Date: December 30th, 2017 6:49 PM Author: amber pit
How old do you think you’ll live
Do you work out
Who would you rather bang a 71 year old woman or 21 year old woman
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Date: December 30th, 2017 6:59 PM Author: Shivering pink mad cow disease
Kids? If so do you feel any fulfillment from having them? Could you imagine banging 20 yo chicks until you are 50 then finding a divorced companion?
Life regrets?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3844665&forum_id=2#35045271)
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Date: December 30th, 2017 7:42 PM Author: clear reading party
LOL, Dr. wyrm -- I just realized that your ancient moniker probably brought him here
(It was a fake email something like Obama LSAT search)
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3844665&forum_id=2#35045524) |
Date: December 30th, 2017 7:56 PM Author: Carnelian insanely creepy rehab
Oh here's an annoying normie question for you:
How much has the media really changed in terms of political polarization etc
Also: what's the most disgusting thing you've ever witnessed?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3844665&forum_id=2#35045584) |
Date: December 30th, 2017 8:08 PM Author: Bateful soggy striped hyena
does your wife know about XO? her thoughts?
also sex at 70 with 75 year old wife is unimaginable for me. i hope to sex a hot 25 year old brazilian or swedish girl when i am 70. not a old woman
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Date: December 30th, 2017 8:21 PM Author: Bateful soggy striped hyena
1) have u fucked women of different races? favorite if any?
2) favorite country to visit?
3) how did you deal with your parents death. were you close to them
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Date: December 30th, 2017 8:33 PM Author: vibrant garrison
1. White only, so no reference.
2. Hmm. I like everywhere I have been. For a while I traveled regularly to Australia, and I liked it a lot. I felt very much at home in Bangkok (was there a city so well named?), and, curiously, liked the way it smelled. Maybe I am a reincarnated Thai.
3. My parents were older, so they have have been dead many years. Though our relationship was often strained, I grieved, but did not become a basket case. My dad died first, and my mother seemed to find new life in the few years she had left. I was glad to see her happy for the first time ever. However, after she died I had dreams for a while that she was trying to drag me into death with her.
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Date: December 30th, 2017 9:06 PM Author: vibrant garrison
I have personally found prestige not to be all that rewarding. I have had some prestige fall on me in the past, and did not enjoy being in the public eye.
Money is good up to a point. After meeting your and your family's reasonable needs, it becomes fun to use it to help people. I don't see the point of just piling it up. I suppose there would be some transient fun in being a super consume, but it's not my daydream
Regarding success, I suppose I would ask success at what? Law? Business? Relationships? I think it is healthy to be productive, but I have lost the desire, if I ever had it, to be el numero uno. Some people really enjoy striving and succeeding, and are very competitive. God bless them. We have a huge social ecosystem, and everybody has a role.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3844665&forum_id=2#35046003) |
Date: December 30th, 2017 8:57 PM Author: Bateful soggy striped hyena
thoughts on China, NAFTA and radical Islam?
Do you believe in the bell curve wrt IQ and its implication for america's changing demographics?
Do you think boomers get blamed too much on XO for our nation's problems?
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Date: December 31st, 2017 1:42 PM Author: vibrant garrison
Warning: Long and not very profound, but open bob, etc. asked: I think China is going to be a huge competitor economically and militarily. The only thing I see that could stop them is internal collapse. The U.S. has not had to deal with another true global superpower for a very long time. The EU is economically large, but militarily small. Russia is militarily large, but economically small, so I think we will move to some kind of geopolitical duopoly. There will be all kinds of jockeying for power as the relationship sorts itself out. How that will play out in reality I will leave to somebody smarter than me.
I don't see any permanent solution for radical Islam; however, I do not see them rising to the point of being an existential threat to anyone. If they can get into nuclear terrorism it will be a game changer, but I have no idea how that will develop.
I am not an expert on NAFTA, but it general I think it has been beneficial to everyone, with the exception of certain assymetries, especially wrt Mexico, and mainly in agriculture. About 1/2 of their exports to us are duty free, whereas only about 1/3 of ours are duty free to them. I think the Maquiladoras have hurt US employment, but they also have taken business away from the Asians, esp. Japan. The biggest benefit to NAFTA has been improving the situation of the Mexican people, though corruption and inefficiency in Mexico have prevented much of the possible benefit from being realized in that country. Having a prosperous Mexico is to the US's benefit. There are probably good tweaks to be made in NAFTA, but I can't see throwing the whole thing out.
I think the bell curve is a real thing in the sense that there is some distribution of human ability - maybe it's a Gaussian distribution, or approximately so, but clearly there is a spread. I don't know whether "IQ" is the best measure. It's certainly not the only measure, but it seems to me that if you overlaid a map of the cognitive requirements that are required to survive/prosper in society (work, filling out tax forms, coping with health care, etc.) on a map of human ability, a lot of people would be shown not to have the ability to function well. If you mean the racial implications of the bell curve, I think culture plays a much larger role than racial genetics in determining cognitive functioning, though there is probably a significant genetic component. I am much more worried about degradation of culture than the gene pool. If everybody had Jewish/Chinese tiger mothers, the world might be a smarter place - though maybe even more neurotic. The U.S. has in the past shown the ability to be a good melting pot for all kinds of people, and I am hopeful something good will come out of all this mixing. Probably ghettoism is the biggest enemy of that happening, so I am in favor of as much assimilation as possible.
Evil boomers? I can see why people feel that way, but it seems to me it's more attributable to position in hierarchy than any kind of generational thing. Older people tend to be more concentrated in the power structure, though in places like Si Valley there seems to be a peak in the younger crowd. When I was working there in my early 40's, I felt like I was too old. I actually wrote a little story about it called "The Last Fat Man in Palo Alto." However, more generally, I think the work environment sucks more than ever. Bosses expect humans to work 24/7, respond instantly, and in general to behave like machines. I do think the workplace was more humane 40-50 years ago. I suppose my generation is responsible for many of the changes, but I don't like the differences either. That's why I quit working early. BTW, boomers really should get out of the way. It's especially noticeable in Congress. I was in law school at the same time as Chuck Schumer. Time to collect that SS, man.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3844665&forum_id=2#35049882) |
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Date: December 31st, 2017 4:35 PM Author: vibrant garrison
The past decade has been hard on many people, but some of those coming into the workforce during that period have had it especially bad. I suspect, though, that by the time current millennials are my age things will be comparable if you integrate over respective lifespans. I lived through the jobs (esp. tech) crash of 1970, military conscription, a decade (1970-1980) of no stock market growth and high inflation. Had several real estate crashes and market crashes in 1987, 1990, 2000, 2008-9. I suspect some millennials are suffering because they compare themselves to their parents. I was fortunate to have grown up poor and virtually anything I did was bound to elevate me financially. You guys have been screwed over on education. Government bungling and collusion with financiers has inflated tuition and many are being raped by debt. The mid 80's and 90's were very good financial periods, and I think millennials will experience their versions of those, too. However, there is a new unpredictable element: technology is altering the workplace massively and in irreversible ways. There is no way anymore to make a good living just by being. People have to live by their wits more. It's a challenge.
Compensation today is really up at the top levels. When I got out of law school the inflation adjusted NYC going rate was $113K. Being in Boston I got only $78K inflation adjusted.
What do you think?
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