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Collections: Life, Work, Death and the Peasant, Part IIIa: Family Formation - A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
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How Dare You? - V5K2C2
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| | [AI summary] The provided text is a heated discussion among individuals with differing views on topics such as Christian ethics, sexual morality, and the treatment of women in relationships. It includes arguments about public shaming, the importance of virginity, and the responsibilities of men and women in marriage. The conversation touches on various religious references, personal anecdotes, and societal norms, often with strong language and accusations. The tone is confrontational, with participants defending their positions and challenging others' beliefs.
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Fertility questions: the role of population density? - Clear Language, Clear Mind
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| | There is a worldwide decline in fertility: The COVID-19 years seem to have been particularly bad on some countries. The poster child for future problems is South Korea: Even Reuters is running scare stories for South Korea: As a matter of fact, Best Korea's fertility is also dec
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Gay marriage: the database engineering perspective @ Things Of Interest
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| | [AI summary] The discussion revolves around modeling relationships and marriages in a database, with various suggestions and considerations. Key points include the need for normalized database design, handling polygamous and polyamorous relationships, and the implications of how data is structured. There are mentions of tables such as 'people', 'family', 'family_member', 'marriages', and 'humans', with some emphasizing the importance of tracking relationships over time and handling different types of relationships (e.g., committed, crush, etc.). The conversation also touches on the societal and technical challenges of designing such systems, including historical database limitations and the need for flexible, rules-based approaches.
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More books tossed overboard in a rage - Kate Macdonald
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| Alexandra Harris, Weatherland Weatherland is really long, and took me over a week to slog through. She has taken the whole of English literature and pressed it lightly through a filter marked 'weather'. Good things emerge, but my quarrel is not with what she found, but the predictability of the works she looked at. Anglo-Saxons,...