- Jan 2016
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15 years that dawned with terror touching our shores;
A reference to September 11, 2001, when Al-Queda terrorists flew two hi-jacked commercial planes into the World Trade Center Buildings in New York City.
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- Dec 2015
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www.whitehouse.gov www.whitehouse.gov
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Fifteen years that dawned with terror touching our shores;
A reference to September 11, 2001, when Al-Queda terrorists flew two hi-jacked commercial planes into the World Trade Center Buildings in New York City.
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- Jan 2015
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hypothes.is hypothes.is
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Create an account using the sidebar on the right of the screen.
Created an account and now I'm ready to test this phenomenal innovation.
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www.cs.odu.edu www.cs.odu.edu
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Web Archiving
Adding note Adding note Adding note Adding note
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- Apr 2014
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googledrive.com googledrive.com
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this is a comment. no highlight. not sure how it shows.
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- Jan 2014
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www.w3.org www.w3.org
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An algorithm
Interesting. The algorithm should be worked on early, as it will need to inform any required changes to the data model (eg, new selectors)
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- Nov 2013
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www.libertariansquare.com www.libertariansquare.com
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to pay labour more in wages than it produces.
Charity?
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It is impossible for society to redistribute more wealth than is produced
(in the long run)
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- Sep 2013
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www.scribd.com www.scribd.com
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Since civilization obeys aninternal erotic impulsion which causes human beings to unite in a closely-knit group, it can only achieve thisaim through an ever-increasing reinforcement of the sense of guilt.
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A child who has been veryleniently brought up can acquire a very strict conscience. But it would also be wrong to exaggerate thisindependence; it is not difficult to convince oneself that severity of upbringing does also exert a stronginfluence on the formation of the child’s super-ego.
genetic vs. environmental influences on the formation of conscience
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loss of love and punishment on the part of the external authority - hasbeen exchanged for a permanent internal unhappiness, for the tension of the sense of guilt
guilt arising from "big other" external and super-ego internal
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fear of loss of love
helplessness and dependence on other people
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What is bad is often not at all what is injurious or dangerousto the ego; on the contrary, it may be something which is desirable and enjoyable to the ego
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we shall add that even when a person has not actually done thebad thing but has only recognized in himself an intention to do it, he may regard himself as guilty; and thequestion then arises of why the intention is regarded as equal to the deed
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His aggressiveness is introjected, internalized; it is, in point of fact,sent back to where it came from - that is, it is directed towards his own ego. There it is taken over by aportion of the ego, which sets itself over against the rest of the ego as super-ego, and which now, in theform of ‘conscience’, is ready to put into action against the ego the same harsh aggressiveness that the egowould have liked to satisfy upon other, extraneous individuals
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satisfaction of the instinct is accompanied by an extraordinarily high degree ofnarcissistic enjoyment, owing to its presenting the ego with a fulfilment of the latter’s old wishes foromnipotence.
satisfy instinct for narcissistic enjoyment
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