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1044, s. 14h; 1993, c. 561, s. 42; 1993 Reg. Sess. , 1994, c.

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For Marx humanity is part of nature. It arises as a product of biological evolution, and one must never forget its physical dependence on the material world around it. All of its institutions, ideas, dreams and ideals can only be understood as arising from this material reality even if the route through which they so arise is often long and circuitous. As Labriola put it, Ideas do not fall from heaven and nothing comes to us in a dream. But that does not mean humans are not qualitatively distinct from the rest of nature. Like any other species, humanity has its own defining features. For Marx the key such defining features are that human beings have to react back upon the material circumstances in which they find themselves in order to survive:Men can be distinguished from animals by consciousness, by religion or anything else you like. They distinguish themselves from animals as soon as they begin to produce their means of subsistence, a step which is conditioned by their physical organisation. By producing their means of subsistence men are indirectly producing their actual material life. Humans cannot act independently of their circumstances. But this does not mean they can be reduced to them.

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A lot of the recording and compliance work that I see still being performed by humans could easily be automated and save a lot of time and labour. A lot of times accounting is just enter this, check that box, etc. What do you people think about the odds of medicine being heavily impacted by automation?Ive read articles on robots performing surgeries, AI diagnosing patients after patients input a list of symptoms, etc. I'd say we have a fair way to go for medicine to be totally automated. Things like pain level etc still need human interpretation, especially if someone is saying their pain is 10/10, when in fact it's 1/10. Not much. I think engineering is pretty safe. Never seen a computer that can genuinely engineer something. If you can program a computer to design a physical solution to a problem we haven't solved yet then I stand corrected. AI is not so advanced as people think. But we are now applying the ai we have to things that used to be jobs mind numbingly boring jobs but jobs.

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"We're just very one sided in Hawaii, and it has been that way for close to four decades now," said Nacia Blom, executive director of the Republican Party of Hawaii. Around the time of statehood, Democrats and labor unions rose to power by standing up for the rights of pineapple and sugar plantation workers. That historical clout has lasted decades. With few exceptions Linda Lingle's 2002 election as governor is one, and she's running this year for a U. S. Senate seat Democrats have dominated all levels of government ever since. In 2008, 72% of Hawaii's voters picked Obama for president. Only District of Columbia voters chose him by a wider margin. The state has given its electoral votes to Republicans only twice in its history: in 1984 and 1972. There's a general sense in Hawaii that the Democratic Party, and the unions that support it, decide elections behind the scenes, before people vote. It's hard not to find some truth to that when you talk to people like Laura Thielen, whom I met one morning on the side of a highway.

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