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CyanBird
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> One IMO realistic use-case is providing a wealth preservation Any other fiat currency already provides this such as usd, euro, Israeli currency etc and they are at least currently far easier to aquire and done have any gas feeds other
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Yeah, but that has got to do with how the macroeconomic system works after the bubble and how the central bank was changed from working under the ministry of finance and into being an independent body The book prices of Yen goes into great
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Rather the answer the cia wants published hasn't come around to be popular enough yet so they gotta keep pushing it even when the Pentagon itself discarded the existence of such a syndrome as mere mass psychosis mixed with disinformati
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5y ago
> On the other hand, when did we get to a point where an artist should have no control about how their work should be presented? They do have control, they can merge all the tracks into a single long file and sell it like that, but this
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Oh, that's interesting and it lines up with Chomskys ideas that language "surged" as a self soothing mechanism, as a mental scheme where the "individual" can "think words" to self soothe and make sense of
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5y ago
Crimes against humanity are different han ethnic cleansing which is different from the UN notes in Genocides Please avoid intermingling all the terms, they are very specific for a reason, and the reason being to avoid US, Canada,, Colombia,
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5y ago
> Every major company has things they do that are bad I am sorry, but funding random shows that people might not like as Netflix does is quite below the "evilness" meter of setting up ways to target 6 year Olds..... The fact th
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I don't know.... How can a competitor to Pax even know how the Pax servers are being handled internally? This seems out of the ordinary for this type of thing investigation
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5y ago
> For instance, the "sources" accessible through those keywords put in a google search query. We are on hackernews, here it is part of the etiquette to source claims Please ensure that you do so
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5y ago
Literally wrecking the entirety of global supply lines in order to "spite" "Chyna" How petty can US citizens be?
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5y ago
> There’s no way to pay for better/faster treatment if it’s publicly covered. This is an outright lie, here in Uruguay and in Chile both with social Healthcare you can enter onto different private plans and that will expedite surger
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5y ago
At that point why not give him a considerable raise or company stock and outright tell him how valuable on the grand scale of things his work is? I just despise how companies expect strategically important workers to stay on the company w
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5y ago
Because it has[1] As for the rest, it is just a matter of checking funding from inqtel and associated groups The UK has information warfare agents on Twitter as well [2] None of this is a disputed topic, back on the 70s with operation mocki
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5y ago
Oh yeah, it might very well be the case for 10 "all new" nuclear plants The issue is that because as I mentioned above, you have a cursed trifecta, you can't have reactors be "safe", "reasonably priced" an
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This is not entirely correct, alpha and beta radiation damage the crystaline and quasi-crystaline structures of metals and other materials Even when the reactors themselves, generally rest on light or heavy water, the steel, titanium and ot
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> it's actually quite a reasonable argument *to make here*. Yeah, but as you know Germany, and German discussions do not encompass the whole world, so you can certainly bring me points from specific countries, France or US could be
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> That doesn't follow. We have countless examples across multiple industries on technologies that became cheaper and safer at the same time. Well, that is because nuclear energy is unlike "multiple technologies and industries&q
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5y ago
But your own point is itself moot, given that we are not comparing nuclear to the dirtiest most lethal of fossil fuels, but nuclear to composite solutions of renewables+batteries/electricity storage or renewables+natural gas
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5y ago
Biggest issue with older nuclear plants is the material degradation as a consequence of radiation, after a some decades of constant irradiation steel can become as brittle as glass, which is not only not reversible, but it also means that t
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Exactly But that didn't use to be culturally ingrained in the US until just relatively recently, and since then it has been exported abroad
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5y ago
Nono Not a hive, slime, slime is the final form https://twitter.com/EmojiPan/status/1353088799086157835?s=20
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5y ago
Soda is highly subsidized in the US, it is a consequence of US gov subsidizing corn syrup, so on a ratio of wages to prize sodas are very, very, very cheap, and in a country with few public bathrooms or public fountains, the easiest way to
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On obtuse ways* Autocorrect But anyhow, IMF and World Bank are both themselves integral creations of BrettonWoods to ensure global USD supremacy, so to claim that reporting on the damage of externalized global warming is itself a "Chin
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CyanBird
5y ago
I would highly recommend you to read on the history of the cold War and mccarthyism specifically, because if you are trying to link such detached topics on abuse ways you are headed straight into it
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"Before people" for English carries the same weight, but yeah humankind is too formal of a term I do disagree about the artíficers bit, I feel that even when it is not a transliteration, it does carry the feel of manual manufactur
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Unlike the "high energy magic lazors" this seems actually feasible, yeah, heh
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Forget about "normal people", it took a famed TV star and comedian just to ensure that politicians would maintain the 9/11 victims fund going
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Well, now they have used a new novel system to bypass the censorship If you fail to see the value of how this novel way can be used for other letters beyond this initial test case, then there's not much else to say I feel
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> There will never be a way to avoid this Yeah, there are no perfect solutions to the problem, yet that doesn't mean tat our current imperfect solutions don't work to deter and reduce it, if anything it shows that these imperfe
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Yeah, it is, but it is also true A single truck degrades roads thousand times more than a personal vehicle, yet they don't pay the equivalent on taxes because these costs need to be externalized in order to ensure that trucking remains
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