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AffectionateThing602 t1_jc82ml7 wrote
Reply to comment by srv50 in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
He classified in a comment, he filtered out certain genres like long classical pieces to allow the data to be more interesting, causing things like "prelude" to be less relevant.
DBProxy t1_jc82dhx wrote
Reply to comment by Fats_de_Leon in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
They’re usually titled something more specific such as Star Wars (main title) or Pirates of the Caribbean (main theme)
LustfulBellyButton t1_jc81mg7 wrote
Reply to comment by spicer2 in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
I did’t get the methodology.
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The numbers relative to each word in the chart represent how many songs are named with that word/syntagma or how many songs contain that word/syntagma?
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What’s the country/language frame? Are the data counting only the songs made in the US, or they are also counting the songs written and published in English from other countries?
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What’s the time frame, or what’s the oldest song of the data?
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Because of #2 and #3, I’d also like to say how misleading/English-centered this title “of all times” can be
ktxhopem3276 t1_jc8112u wrote
Reply to comment by TracyMorganFreeman in [OC] US Social Security Fund History by PM_Ur_Illiac_Furrows
> No, all killing of innocent people is murder.
Imprecise and ambiguous use of words
>There are degrees of murder, but involuntary manslaughter is both illegal and immoral.
Is manslaughter murder? It might depend on context.
> Homicide occurs when a person kills another person.[1] A homicide requires only a volitional act or omission that causes the death of another, and thus a homicide may result from accidental, reckless, or negligent acts even if there is no intent to cause harm
> Murder is the unlawful killing of another human without justification or valid excuse, especially the unlawful killing of another human with malice aforethought
> Manslaughter is a common law legal term for homicide considered by law as less culpable than murder. The distinction between murder and manslaughter is sometimes said to have first been made by the ancient Athenian lawmaker Draco in the 7th century BC.[1]
> To say it's inferred by design is to say it's designed to be flawed.
Laws are subject to modification. Nobody would have assumed social security law as written in 1935 would not need to be updated as life expectancy and birth rates fluctuated. The 1935 law didn’t have any adjustment for inflation until COLA were added in 1975. I think that is going to be a fundamental disagreement between us which is fine. There is value in nailing down the exact and precise disagreement.
windershinwishes t1_jc80sns wrote
Reply to comment by TracyMorganFreeman in [OC] US Social Security Fund History by PM_Ur_Illiac_Furrows
"Regardless" was a bit too broad, sure. So how about "even if it is much much more than they paid in?"
fuck_all_you_people t1_jc80mls wrote
4 did worse than 3 in psychology and world history, we are making a redneck 2.0
Siebje t1_jc7za8h wrote
Reply to comment by spicer2 in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
Da ba dee
Hitlerclone_3 t1_jc7xv9b wrote
Reply to [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
Man intro seems way lower than it should be honestly. How are there only 700 when there are like a billion songs?
JoHeWe t1_jc7xo3g wrote
Reply to comment by TonyzTone in A shaded relief map of South Asia rendered from 3d data and satellite imagery [OC] by visualgeomatics
IIRC, the Himalays are both the Asian and Indian plates crumbling. There're three types of plates touching: convergent, divergent, and transform (towards each other, apart from each other and alongside each other). There's two types of plates: continental and oceanic, of which the latter is much lighter .
The Indian plate and Asian plate are convergent and both continental. That means they generally just smash into each other, i.o.w. both crumbling. If one of them was oceanic, say Asia and the Pacific, the oceanic one would sink under the continental one, creating a valley or (Mariana) trench.
TracyMorganFreeman t1_jc7x3bc wrote
Reply to comment by windershinwishes in [OC] US Social Security Fund History by PM_Ur_Illiac_Furrows
Given that isn't the case for any retirement plan, SS included, no.
TracyMorganFreeman t1_jc7wxye wrote
Reply to comment by ktxhopem3276 in [OC] US Social Security Fund History by PM_Ur_Illiac_Furrows
No, all killing of innocent people is murder.
There are degrees of murder, but involuntary manslaughter is both illegal and immoral.
To say it's inferred by design is to say it's designed to be flawed.
Canuckleheadman t1_jc7wtby wrote
Reply to [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
I'm surprised "interlude" isn't on the list
windershinwishes t1_jc7vq7r wrote
Reply to comment by detox665 in [OC] US Social Security Fund History by PM_Ur_Illiac_Furrows
Calling SS a Ponzi scheme while calling for all of that money to instead be injected into the financial market to be managed by private bankers is just funny.
TonyzTone t1_jc7v0cp wrote
Reply to comment by BarcaMSN in A shaded relief map of South Asia rendered from 3d data and satellite imagery [OC] by visualgeomatics
Isn't it crumpled ground from the Asian plate as a result of the Indian plate jamming underneath?
SuperKami-Nappa t1_jc7urih wrote
Reply to [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
Why are so many song titles untitled?
Poydoo t1_jc7ujel wrote
Reply to comment by erkjhnsn in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
Johnny Cash did a great version of that one
erkjhnsn t1_jc7twhp wrote
Reply to comment by dw444 in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
Very popular U2 song by the same name.
windershinwishes t1_jc7tub6 wrote
Reply to comment by TracyMorganFreeman in [OC] US Social Security Fund History by PM_Ur_Illiac_Furrows
Is a person in Sweden guaranteed a certain income from it upon retirement, regardless of how much they paid in?
vivanlosmuertos t1_jc7srdu wrote
Reply to 2023 Digits of π [OC] by yaph
apart from the 999999 row... i see a lot of diagonal lines of 9s too or its just my brain?
KJ0797 t1_jc7r9dv wrote
Nice! Those are great numbers and solid growth. I’m tracking the same right now. Keep it up!
JacobRAllen t1_jc7qukc wrote
Reply to comment by Carry_0n in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
Deep down inside I feel to scream
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Reply to comment by frocsog in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
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ktxhopem3276 t1_jc7pp3d wrote
Reply to comment by TracyMorganFreeman in [OC] US Social Security Fund History by PM_Ur_Illiac_Furrows
> They're saying it's murder by analogy. Murder is the immoral killing of someone, and are implying it should be illegal.
I find that deceptive because not all killing of innocent people is murder. Depends on intent.
> It was not designed for the tax rate to slowly increase over time.
That could be inferred from its design. Tax rate has changed 20 times already to account for life expectancy and birth rate.
DBProxy t1_jc834aa wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] The most common song titles in music by spicer2
The words in the pic, those words were the entire title.