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by 99_00 6y ago
>The State Department commissioned a study last year by the National Academies of Sciences, which handed in the report in early August. >Dr. Relman expects the report to be made public, as is the tradition of work done by the academie
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by 99_00 6y ago
People seem to be taking it for granted that these medical conditions are the result of a weapon, despite no evidence of a weapon being used.
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by 99_00 6y ago
It comes down to this: >New England led the WORLD in educational facilities and literacy at midcentury.
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by 99_00 6y ago
I live in the suburbs. My fence is broken in place, and my yard is not enclosed. First, cats used a sand pit I built for my kids as a toilet. So I covered it with a tarp. Then a racoons family used the tarp as a toilet. I am taking apart th
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by 99_00 6y ago
Every modern police department all over the world has assualt rifles, carbines, military sights, sniper rifle a, scopes, and armored vehicles.
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by 99_00 6y ago
>Russia collusion is not a conspiracy It's a "conspiracy theory", not a "conspiracy". >Like father like son. Proverbs aren't arguments or evidence.
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by 99_00 6y ago
Saying he loves Nazi imagery is mind reading. He condemned the neo-nazis at Charletsville. He never said they were very fine people.
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by 99_00 6y ago
All misinformation is a risk and threat. But Qanon seems minor when compared to others that are perpetuated by major news organization and undermine democracy: Russia collusion conspiracy theory, fine people on both sides hoax (the belief t
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by 99_00 6y ago
>IPOs used to be about raising required capital to finance capital intensive industries. It still is. For example the mining industry. >Now only established businesses can IPO. Absolutely not.
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by 99_00 6y ago
Selling shares to finance business ventures has been going on for hundreds of years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint-stock_company#Early_join...
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by 99_00 6y ago
Or the President of the United States, people who work on his campaign and high profile supporters.
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by 99_00 6y ago
This could be the reason for me. I started washing my hands a lot In winter when the virus was spreading and my office hadn't allowed work from home.
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by 99_00 6y ago
>Even today, convincing health care providers to take hand-washing seriously is a challenge. Hundreds of thousands of hospital patients get infections each year, infections that can be deadly and hard to treat. The Centers for Disease Co
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by 99_00 6y ago
The whole reason for getting Canadian citizenship is for the day that China engulfs HK and they want to leave. China isn't going to restrict the movement of hundreds of thousands of foreigners legally living in HK. 300,000 Canadians li
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by 99_00 6y ago
It isn't a good deal for Canadians because we can get immigrants that will contribute to Canada, pay taxes, and have children who will do the same. And many of the children of Hk immigrants will go back to HK to earn more money. They w
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by 99_00 6y ago
I live in Vancouver. The pattern for many Hong Kong immigrants is to have the mother and children live in Canada while the father works in HK.The family doesn't declare the foreign income in Canada. So they enjoy the benefits of a low
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by 99_00 6y ago
>the opportunity to advance and achieve relative changes in class and wealth are not as positive as they once were in the US When were opportunities for poor black people better and what metric do you use for this comparison?
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by 99_00 6y ago
Are the poor worse off now than they were during "baby-boomer growth mode"? Also, what is "baby-boomer growth mode"?
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by 99_00 6y ago
https://aiprobook.com/downloads/lafp-sample-vector-spaces-0....
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by 99_00 6y ago
Your tone is completely inappropriate. You're making a lot of assumptions about what people are thinking and what position they are taking in the debate. I can discuss the topic with you when you are feeling better.
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by 99_00 6y ago
>During Wednesday's meeting and before the vote, Wu said that Boston shouldn't be using racially discriminatory technology. She noted the reports of the first known case of a man arrested after being misidentified by facial rec
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by 99_00 6y ago
Is the American justice system so broken and law enforcement so incompetent that a computer flagging someone is basically an automatic conviction and the technology has to be banned? No evidence, by its self should be enough to get a convic
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by 99_00 6y ago
Using analogy to teach people something new makes sense and it's done all the time with positive effect. But using an analogy to infer something that hasn't been observed? Unless the analogy is very close to the subject, it doesn&
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by 99_00 6y ago
"Mahajan describes six tools: dimensional analysis, easy cases, lumping, picture proofs, successive approximation, and reasoning by analogy." Reasoning by analogy sounds dodgy to me.
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by 99_00 6y ago
>But that's not how it is being sold to law enforcement or other entities. It's _Reduce crime in your cities. Catch criminals in ways never thought possible. Catch terrorists before they blow up anything._ It is sold as an ulti
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by 99_00 6y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MQzpLLhN0fY
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by 99_00 6y ago
Getting rid of "master" and "slave" I can understand. If I was the only black kid in computer science class and they started to talk about "master" and "slave" I might feel uncomfortable and put off.
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by 99_00 6y ago
When people say they back Black Lives Matter, what does it mean? Is it real support for actual demands or symbolic and emotional support? According to wikipedia these are BLM's policy demands: Policy demands In 2016, Black Lives Matter
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by 99_00 6y ago
Good for Britain for going coal free by using hydro and nuclear power.
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by 99_00 6y ago
The police.

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