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No one said sex is "bad". Support for explicit sexual content in public schools is the minority opinion. As such, it is up to supporters to present the case for it's benefits, and the responsibility of parents who hold those
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>I can think of all sorts of stuff that’s objectionable in places like Florida but perfectly fine elsewhere Can you name a tittle that Florida has removed from public schools but you feel is appropriate?
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The DeSantis campaign is a very expensive disaster for DeSantis. For political consultants it is a cash cow. To me, this looks like a consultant selling the campaign on 'AI engagement' or something like that and fulfilling their c
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What metric tells you past generations did fine without them?
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People moving back to cities from the suburbs are figuring out all over again why their ancestors left.
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> The article suggests it's safer than current food additives, but I find that statement questionable. We don't understand the full effect of Melatonin on the human body, so I don't know how you can make that conclusion. O
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>If I know for a fact that a company is about to collapse and I establish a short position, will anybody notice? It depends on a lot of factors, but I could make an assload of money on puts without nudging the market. Assuming you are th
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The prediction of a crop failure isn't a binary event and money isn't deployed in a binary strategy. It becomes more or less likely over time. Also, the situation is very dynamic with an unknown and very large number of variables,
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>You can predict situations like crop failure - if you're an expert in agriculture and have access to data that impacts crop yields. Experts predict crop failures, big money acts on those predictions and moves securities price and v
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The collective knowledge and opinion is dynamically reflected in the price and volume chart.
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>This study almost has Illness as Metaphor vibes. Fight dementia by diligently training your mind, keeping disease at bay! >Vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and Alzheimers all seem to involve damage to brain structures. It strik
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I think we are saying the same thing. I'm confusing the specific phenomena of mass psychogenic illness, with general mass hysteria phenomena, as you pointed out in your original post. In the George Floyd protest, the stress is lockdown
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>People were cooped up for months in their homes, and angry at police for enforcing lockdowns and treating them like children. The George Floyd protests were not anti-lockdown protests.
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In the past, if you believed something just because it was on the internet you were seen as foolish.
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You're not hearing what I said. In Portugal drug possession, use are not criminal but they are illegal and carry penalties. In BC possession for personal use is legal. There are no penalties. That is not the same.
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You're right, in your case you shouldn't need to see a doctor. However, that doesn't mean that there should be free access to any prescription drug. The system has serious issues that cause great harm to people like you. And
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You don't know that you have asthma because you haven't been diagnosed by a doctor.
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You see the benefit of unrestricted access to medicines but you completely ignore the harms. That's one sided thinking.
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The world is full of things that can't be eliminated, but we benefit greatly from reducing their occurrence.
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Portegues have lots of tools. They are sent to drug court which doesn't give the same protections to defendents as criminal courts. They can be give a variety of punishments, like fine, ban from an area, associating with certain people
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It shouldn't. Vancouver and Portugal have very different policy. In Portugal drug possession, use are illegal. They aren't criminal but are illegal and carry penalties at special drug courts which give less protect to defendents.
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>Someone could’ve made the same arguments about automating horse-drawn carriages. They can't make the same argument because the experience is first hand and can't be faked.
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>What's the point of research if some AI might do it better than me in 10-20 years? You said you enjoy learning and working.
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It's incorrect to say that Valve can't verify any content they are hosting is copyrighted. They are obviously able to identify some copyright material.
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Poppy Playtime - Mob Entertainment
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It's amazing that if you had a site where 3rd parties uploaded copyright materials for download you would be held responsible. But Amazon can freely and in great measure host counterfeit trade mark infringing goods for sale and profit
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People interact with the floor of their home differently than the floor of their workplace.
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Free systems always excited and and continue to do so. Commit to them. Correct the mistake. If committing to them doesn't fix the mistake, then the choice was to have the social connections you wanted or not to. And given those choices
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It makes much more sense to ban facial recognition instead of addressing corruption and incompetence in a state like Illinois. 1.) Progressive voters get good feelings as they think they are helping 'minorities' and advancing soci
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As opposed to not having those social connections?

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