BigCryo

13 ms·

91.
by BigCryo 4y ago
But typically only when they were elderly
92.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Scavenging explains many of the body traits that humans have.. are good binocular vision allows us to see long distances.. so prehistoric man may have been able to see buzzards surfing over a corpse miles away.. so then we began to ran towa
93.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Rice won't cause you to have diabetes unless you're fat generally speaking or unless you already have diabetes type 1.. the most common type of diabetes is really diabetes 2.. you get diabetes 2 when you are obese and at the same
94.
by BigCryo 4y ago
I don't know they just look like some advanced chatbots to me that we had like 20 years ago except improved
95.
by BigCryo 4y ago
The speculation says that America uses its power to coerce cheap Nations to throw up bureaucratic obstacles and restrictions that prevent Americans from moving overseas easily.. America protects this financial capital for moving overseas bu
96.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Iceland is too expensive I would imagine.. go Latin America or Southeast Asia, problem is that it's hard to get to stay there long-term unless you go through the bureaucracy.. some expats have speculated for years that America uses its
97.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Zoning and other municipal restrictions along with environmental regulations dampen the supply of housing
98.
by BigCryo 4y ago
You may have what's called benign fasciculation syndrome, also known as benign fasciculation cramping syndrome... I've had it for 30 years
99.
by BigCryo 4y ago
This article sounds like just another way to own the cons.. it isn't that what American politics comes down to nowadays.. owning the cons and owning the libs. That's all politics is these days and it has spread out into every poss
100.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Would you care to buy some tulip futures sir?
101.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Is is like something a character in Seinfeld would say.. it's not a lie if you believe it ... Or they just write it off
102.
by BigCryo 4y ago
the more complex and labyrinthine the government business processes, the more work created for government workers
103.
by BigCryo 4y ago
I am retired and drawing a government pension. What they do is they assign idiots to do these tasks that they want to be messed up.. deliberately they assign idiots
104.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Is that what I find amazing is that Americans, especially older americans, have not caught on to the fact that apparently the government and the insurance companies colluded to make Medicare confusing.. in order to drive senior citizens int
105.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Xi never called me racist.. as a Navy veteran I know which side I will be on in this war.. xi never called me racist
106.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Regarding the "live forever" command that the magician gave to the young Bradbury, Bradbury had a chance to sign up for cryonics, which is objectively the only way to get a chance to live forever, but he said that he could not fac
107.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Absolutely.. the system deserves no respect, then give it none
108.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Can we please put off worrying about dangerous AI for a couple hundred years? Chat GPT is a chatbot and not much else.. it is not the harbinger of an era of dangerous AI
109.
by BigCryo 4y ago
I sometimes wonder whether the bedbug scare is a psyop by Big Furniture
110.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Why support global capitalism by buying their overpriced furniture anyway? I get free furniture off Craigslist anytime I want it
111.
by BigCryo 4y ago
No, just the hiring process
112.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Yeah maybe we need to leave these sort of high level discussions to experts and the media... Ordinary people don't have any business discussing these issues because they don't have the expertise and the credentials
113.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Are suppliers using media news stories about supply chain issues in order to hike prices and increase profits?
114.
by BigCryo 4y ago
I trust China and tiktok more than I trust Facebook and Washington DC
115.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Yeah all this stuff is just advanced chatbots, stuff we've had for a long time
116.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Seems like the financial speculators want to keep on speculating the low interest rates.. what a surprise
117.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Some scientists or shall we say experts on ancient diets estimate that prehistoric man ate as much as 100 to 200 g of fiber a day... Which could make sense because the vegetables we eat these days have been so domesticated that their starch
118.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Academia is fraught with fraud... Once the establishment has settled on a narrative regarding some subject, professors will be falling over themselves to present studies based on Cherry picked data that will support the establishment narrat
119.
by BigCryo 4y ago
Economics is basically the ideology of the upper class.. it is not a science, it is ideology.. I would suspect that this cost disease thing is driven in large part by modern monetary theory and increased liquidity through printing money, dr
120.
by BigCryo 4y ago
I am encouraged by how many people are now becoming aware of the influence of central banks on our lives.. I think the central bankers also know this, that we know now.. I think that makes them nervous

More ›