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by 77pt77 2y ago
> crypto has zero intrinsic value So do fiat currencies.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Spherical beef is better than Wagyu!
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by 77pt77 2y ago
It's more than that. With enough power differential that won't even be a consideration.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Converted to Catholicism in his deathbed and made serious errors in his Book on QM. Plus all that nonsense on replicators/celular automata in later life. Not worthy of the hype as far as I'm concerned. A world with only the USA wo
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by 77pt77 2y ago
If power is not more or less evenly distributed then only the strongest really have rights.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
They were on Japan and plenty of people pushed for a preemptive strike on the USSR. "John von Neumann" was a very famous and influential person defending just that.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> It took 4 or 5 months to start to fuse That's an insanely long time-frame for healing. Bones usually start fusing in weeks, not months.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
But plenty of people here are saying to just force it...
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Yes and no. Professional athletes are usually miserable later in life due to doing exactly that.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Most of these fractures would be deadly affairs thousands of years ago anyway. Immobilization has its uses. Surgery is many times essential.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
What did the doctors say after it healed? Did they take credit for it?
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Medicine is still to a very large degree hocus pocus. I had a close friend that broke his scaphoid a couple of years ago. There was no consensus on whether the thumb should be immobilized in the hitchhikers position. No consensus on whether
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by 77pt77 2y ago
And not one instance where the ansatz is written. Amazing.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
This is nothing but extreme selection/survivor bias.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> Does SCOTUS think the president can break the law? They've recently answered that. YES. They think he can break the law. > Could they just ignore the courts? YES. The only thing they can't ignore are the laws of physics.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Yes you have. Thank you.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> nearly all [dead] posts are killed by software What do you mean by that? Broken link detectors? I don't get it.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> controlled by Google/Samsung/Redhat/Microsoft. Can they do that to openssl instead? Thank you.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> It's only illegal if you get caught Not quite. It's only illegal if you get caught and you are the wrong kind of person. For the right kind of person not even a pat on the wrist.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Some are (also) dead. Dead means, to my understanding, killed by moderation.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
This was even warranted in 1925, more like 1875.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Very common in old software.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
How long until this is flagged? It should be a game by now. Edit: Flagged and dead in 1 hour!
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by 77pt77 2y ago
The militray? Never! The other 2, depends.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Please tell me what those pharmaceutical companies with a similar maker cap to Facebook Are.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
Fukushima in Japan. France chartered planes when no one knew how bad it was. Americans were just looking with envy. I know of one case where they just married so that the spouse could be evacuated.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> but the German government is notorious for not really giving a shit about citizens getting stuck in crisis abroad And the USA is? Get real. They won't help you either or if they do they'll charge you! When it comes to that no
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by 77pt77 2y ago
I've heard several interviews about the decisions he made at that time and came from a neutral opinion to hating his guts. It's like he was surrounded by knowledgeable people and decided to make wrong decision upon wrong decision
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by 77pt77 2y ago
> If someone starts a new company that made a cure for some disease and gets rich, society is much better off. The reality is that you get crap like Facebook, Instagram, Xwitter.
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by 77pt77 2y ago
These goons are already being called Bobs in honor of Office Space.

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