CadellFastro

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by CadellFastro 6y ago
TI 84+. You really don't need a pocket computer. Plus, the TI 84+ is an absolute machine and can do way more than people use it for.
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by CadellFastro 6y ago
Forgot about epic games for a second and thought it was weird that a medical software company was buying game tools.
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2 points by CadellFastro 6y ago|11 comments
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by CadellFastro 6y ago
Hence, if you consider the effect on the entire using population, alcohol has a greater potential for damage considering its greater availability. Heroin is a bomb. Alcohol is fireworks. One is legal, and arguably less dangerous, but there
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by CadellFastro 6y ago
You're not stating any facts. You're stating a bigoted opinion and presenting it as fact.
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by CadellFastro 6y ago
The distinction, at least to me, comes from the fact that alcohol is more prevalent, and even though the rate of addiction may be lower, still harms more lives given the much larger population of people who consume alcohol.
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by CadellFastro 6y ago
That is exactly my point. Additionally, if you do want to look at things statistically, alcoholism is far more prevalent, at least in the United States, than heroin. In terms of raw number, alcoholism affects are larger range of people and
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by CadellFastro 6y ago
Well Kathryn is a she. The fact that she is trans is entirely irrelevant to the story. It is not misleading to refer to her as "she," as that is her gender.
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by CadellFastro 6y ago
What percentage of Americans even know that alcohol is a drug? As a Wisconsin native, I've seen first hand the toxic culture surrounding drinking in America, including having a relative die of alcoholism. Still, we don't seem to l