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When it comes to enabling third-party repairs, manufacturers “don’t have the economic incentive,” he says. “The system encourages people to throw [electronics] away and replace them.”
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the key to this exercise is that you can’t start by calling someone a hypocrite outright. You have to lead them to that thought...
All Muslims are often blamed for single acts of terror. Psychology explains how to stop it.  https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/11/30/16645024/collective-blame-psychology-muslim via @voxdotcom
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