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>That's not true; many are called "crackpots" and the like Not a term that is regularly circulated in scientific discussion. More typically these are labels around subjects in which politics has involved itself. When pol
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>Should environmental science departments hire climate change deniers, for ideological diversity? No, but part of the issue is actually embedded in this question. The description "climate change deniers" has become the accepte
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Brackets project wide search is faster than all of them. It produces hits in realtime as you type.
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>You are making the claim that Clinton used her private server to skirt FOIA I am not making that claim. I am asserting that evidence existed to suggest that is a possibility. I am not trying to prove the claim. >mountains of testim
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>The emails don't even suggest that Clinton saw Mull's offer, and they don't suggest that either Abedin or Clinton thought Mull's offer was viable after their experience with the NSA. Why should they waste their time
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>It's that the evidence didn't hold up to the most basic scrutiny So there was evidence? >Mull simply did not have the ability to give Clinton a Blackberry. That is irrelevant to establishing a motive. The emails don't
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>Then where is it? It was given. Apparently you don't like the source. Here's another. http://www.judicialwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/JW-v... Also, there were a lot of questions b
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>billions of years now and nothing too awful has happened Depends on perspective. Millions of species are extinct. Which is to say some mutation actually don't work out so well.
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She was offered a compliant Blackberry by Mull. http://dailycaller.com/2016/03/23/heres-everything-we-know-s... >No such evidence exists, which is why all inquiries and investigations came to the conclusio
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Yet the state dept was willing to issue her an approved Blackberry which she declined. Evidence exists to support this was intentional to hide information. Evidence doesn't equal proven. Granted it is not proven, but saying there exi
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Apparently there is: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160623/09170034795/email...
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It was far beyond embarrassing, it was at minimum unethical. And if we believe that such exists elsewhere, then we should be calling for more exposure of such vs ignoring it as operating as normal.
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Of course we shouldn't ask a foreign government to expose the truth, but that doesn't negate we should want the truth exposed. >Otherwise, one could just as well say that the governments the US has interfered with ought to be g
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Exactly. I also wonder what public opinion would be if MSM headlines read "US planning to retaliate against Russia for exposing the truth in US politics". There are so many ironies here. The US has been involved in interfering a
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Doesn't work at all for me. My project has about 500k+ LOC. I suspect though it isn't the size of project, but certain patterns of design that work or don't work in non typed JS. However Brackets does better at finding metho
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>Almost each and every change was designed to make the election of the President a more democratic process. To simply say that we are a republic and not a democracy misses the point, is untrue, ignores history, and is frankly, a lame exc
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Even this justification for changing the rules next time around has little merit. In this case, it would be like the soccer team picking a really bad goalie, so they want to change the rules so goalies have less effect on game outcome. If t
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>A lot of founding fathers would've preferred a direct vote. See for example Anti Federalist 72. Using google you can also find quotes from Madison, for example, arguing that a direct vote would obviously be best. Although true, thi
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Those view points aren't without debate. https://fee.org/articles/the-accidental-genius-of-the-electo... https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2016/11/15/...
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The article I linked covered this topic.
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There is no reason to abolish it, unless you prefer majority rule. However, if you want a true republic and protection against the problems of majority rule, then you might want to potentially change it, but not abolish it. https:/&#x
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>That seems extremely anti-democratic to me. Exactly, and it is supposed to be. We are a republic and not a democracy. The founders strongly opposed democracy. One of the reasons being that minorities would have no representation if y
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It is interesting in that if you search pubmed, you will find studies published all over the world which claim positive benefits to homeopathy with one exception, the U.S. You could draw multiple conclusion from that. Nonetheless, it is in
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In the case of vitamins, these studies do exist, but they are already prevented by law from referencing these studies to make claims.
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Agree, very disturbing trend and it only increases the animosity between groups. The trending method of improving diversity and inclusivity is through exclusivity. This will not work. People and groups who don't talk to each other gro
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Yes, and the same thing happened to Ron Paul. The RNC colluded to ensure he didn't get the nomination. They actually changed rules during the convention to make sure that couldn't happen. I'm sure if we had wikileaks of the
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This is not about just one administration. Foreign policy continues to reveal events that occur not as they were originally described. The real question "Are we certain enough to take actions that could lead to war?" because that
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Nothing else you mention has a documented history of government non transparency. Foreign policy on the other hand continues to reveal events that occur not as they were originally described.
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>cities is mostly delivered by electric bicycle Maybe in downtown, but I don't think the millennials who oppose grocery shopping are all clustered around areas where electric bike delivery is available. The would seem to be a very
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"Considering there tends to be zero food waste with this option" hmm, sure is a lot of energy waste though for every meal delivered.

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