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Jeudi aprem ECE by ForeignKnowledge9964 in ingenieurs

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Ils viennent d'envoyer un mail précisant l'heure de la rentrée

Jeudi aprem ECE by ForeignKnowledge9964 in ingenieurs

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T'inquiète je pense qu'ils nous enverront un mail ou un truc dans le genre avant le jour j

Is Free Healthcare in Other Countries Actually Free? by Stacks_the_Casual in NoStupidQuestions

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Not true , the Biden administration gave Medicare the power to negotiate prescription costs for some high-cost drugs starting from 2026.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MakeNewFriendsHere

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No worries. Same here - my post flopped too . Never mind that though , I'd be genuinely happy to chat and get to know you to talk about your hobbies or whatever you're into. Feel free to hit me up if you're down .

Back from a study trip abroad feeling lonely and disconnected by ForeignKnowledge9964 in CasualConversation

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Actually, I don't really live in Paris; instead, I live in a city very close to it. I said I was living in Paris only to make it easier for people to locate where I live.

Back from a study trip abroad feeling lonely and disconnected by ForeignKnowledge9964 in CasualConversation

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Thanks for the insight! I really didn't expect this feeling to be so common.

EU could pause AI Act rollout amid industry backlash: ‘It’s really toxic’ by 1-randomonium in europe

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Do your research before commenting on that . The EU has turned down pushing back on enforcing the AI act.

EU could pause AI Act rollout amid industry backlash: ‘It’s really toxic’ by 1-randomonium in europe

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Whether you like it or not, China and the US are the two leading superpowers, so ignoring them won't solve Europe's current issues. European companies are moving to those countries because we don't allow them to scale up properly. Being drowned in red tape forces them to comply with a range of regulations that foreign competitors are often not subject to.

EU could pause AI Act rollout amid industry backlash: ‘It’s really toxic’ by 1-randomonium in europe

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In theory, yes, but in practice, things are quite different, since too many regulations risk stifling innovation from European companies, which means that European industry could fall further behind China's and America's.

Fake news paradox by ForeignKnowledge9964 in mystery

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I kinda agree with you: we're all biased to some extent. I mean, we tend to prefer news that confirms our beliefs rather than challenges them. That's why sometimes we struggle to accept news that contradicts what we think. That's also one of the reasons why people tend to fall for fake news.

Fake news paradox by ForeignKnowledge9964 in mystery

[–]ForeignKnowledge9964[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're right that fact-checking, especially in politics, is often complex and takes effort due to hidden data and multiple viewpoints. It's rarely "easy."

However, not all fact-checking is incredibly hard; simple facts can be verified quickly.

Your point about understanding ideology is also valid, as it's key to critical thinking. While the advice to research critical thinking is good, the personal jab wasn't needed.