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by 303uru 3y ago
I find it funny that conservatives want to play the hate isn’t free speech but something that gets you thrown out of school game, because it’ll be the end of conservatives on campus. Funny how a couple years ago shouts of “Jews will not rep
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by 303uru 3y ago
Similar, I'm always getting an "upgrade" when I travel. Inevitably to a Suburban or most recently a Expedition MAX which was one of the biggest pieces of absolute crap I've ever driven. The hoods are so long, tall and sq
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by 303uru 3y ago
>I don't think this is the most effective way of distributing capital, but wouldn't call it nothing. I think this is the scary part. Ballmer has billions, ok. This extreme gilded age we're living in doesn't end when B
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by 303uru 3y ago
Your type of stupidity is exactly why we've spent decades, trillions and millions dead/injured fucking around in the middle east to achieve fuck all. But please stand to clap for the veteran of the day! And don't forget to go
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by 303uru 3y ago
I hike around mountain lions, bears (including grizzlies), venomous snakes, etc... I think this argument is compelling only to someone who doesn't go outdoors in the first place.
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by 303uru 3y ago
I love the “free thinking, libertarians” who always show up for homeschooling. A growing trend thanks to propaganda and a legal defense fund out of Moscow. Just love it when free thinkers eat up the fud to help weaken the US.
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by 303uru 3y ago
The funny/not-at-all-funny part is that excess deaths likely underestimates as lockdowns reduce all cause mortality in a lot of other areas. But arguing with these anti-science folks is about as useful as slamming my head into the wall
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by 303uru 3y ago
So as we discover that the goods for life are literally everywhere what's the rub? Intelligence is the big jump? Life is everywhere but hiding for some reason?
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by 303uru 3y ago
They'll get there, the first stab just wasn't great. That said, LEGO truly is multi-generational. My kids are playing with my childhood LEGO and it looks close to new.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Lol, the wedding announcements. A family friend who started what's essentially an SSO for education got a glowing wedding announcement and I found it so embarrassing. Who cares?
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by 303uru 3y ago
Really channeling that inner kid.
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by 303uru 3y ago
So this is one of those "his book is the real earner" things right? No way this dude is going around picking up trash for $52k a month.
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by 303uru 3y ago
It's not hard to see why. The majority in the US are wage slaves who will toil away sacrificing time with family and friends to enrich someone they will never meet. There are a good number of anthropologists I've read and heard sp
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by 303uru 3y ago
There's a pretty direct correlation between prosperity bible type thinking and wealth accumulation in the US.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Is there any 20G infrastructure available for the prosumer? I've got 10G connections between my a few devices at home, but most everything is capped at a 1G connection.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Honestly, no. It's a waste of energy, bandwidth and storage space.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Why? Isn't this the entire point. 99.99999% of vistors to my website never click on a photo and zoom to 240%. Why serve all that extra data so that once in a lifetime pixel peeping weirdo doesn't get upset? If you're running
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by 303uru 3y ago
Of the thousands of drugs on market and thousands more the FDA has kept from market let's blow the whole thing up over a few anecdotes. Disregard that the true problem is not properly separating capital from scientific regulation. Inst
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by 303uru 3y ago
Congrats, you just speared the stupidity of the libertarian dream in a sentence. As a pharmacist, it's terrifying that anyone is even broaching the idea of ending the FDA and putting all medications OTC.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Top 10.
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by 303uru 3y ago
They didn't have to call up their peer. I feel like I'm going crazy everytime I read, "but that not how macroeconomics works!!!" WE LITERALLY WATCHED IT IN REAL TIME. Covid caused supply chain issues, unaffected supply c
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by 303uru 3y ago
I'm a pretty consistent top 10 amateur cyclist in Colorado. Some really get wrapped up in it and let it get to their head. The reality though is most people don't ride or race, of those who even race many are there just to partici
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by 303uru 3y ago
The argument that businesses should never 'harm' their employees by laying them off is a straw man. No one is suggesting that companies be legally bound to keep all employees indefinitely. However, there is a vast difference betwe
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by 303uru 3y ago
Tons of them in the Denver area. From a purely mechanical standpoint the Cybertruck actually seems pretty damn good, if they'd put a more standard SUV/truck on it it would sell, I can't imagine anyone outside of Elon bros wan
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by 303uru 3y ago
As a woodworker, ya, it didn't make much sense. You sharpen tools to keep the output high quality and yourself safe. The analogy here would be like me tossing a $800 planer in the trash and buying a new one because it was dull.
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by 303uru 3y ago
It's a failure of US policy that this thing will be on the roads (this coming from a Model 3 owner). This angular, crumple-less, overly fast death machine has no place on public roads.
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by 303uru 3y ago
>This also means that it is very hard to actually control for and isolate that this was due to the fiber rather than the lifestyle. Always is. Is it the fiber, or is it that healthy people intake more fiber. Those foods aren't cheap
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by 303uru 3y ago
Good read here: https://trekebc.com/alan-rousseaus-north-face-climb-of-the-j... This is a wild accomplishment in the mountaineering world.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Most of the grant money goes to the university, they have no incentive to crack down on this fraud.
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by 303uru 3y ago
> it will backfire more on the advertisers than it does for X LOL

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