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> There are hundreds of foreign fishing boats plundering the coast of Argentina right now This has always been a problem, for Uruguay too, it has only come to the current level of attention because "the evil Chinese" are doin
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5y ago
> Not quite You are just describing the same thing as OP said And it is not even a matter of direct monetization, but growth into monetization So yeah, OP is correct
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> This cannot affect inflation. Increases in money velocity by definition increases inflation risk, this with increased preference to cash and localized liquidity as opposed to financial flows shows a potential increase in consumption an
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> commodify women’s bodies The fact that you instantly associate what OP mentioned to women specifically is quite disgusting, not going to lie FYI More people than just women suffer through that and taking the oxygen of such a discussion
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5y ago
They already do that through Google analytics and they already have dark profiles on basically anyone on earth that has touched their products, let alone making accounts So yeah...
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I think it is a cute hypothesis, but I don't believe it is fully functional, how would this explain megafauna? An I am not talking of moose, but of ice age gigantic mammals, which were just gigantic
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It is well backed up by science that women can see or at least perceive/brainlog a stronger variety of colors than men, and then this is expressed on women having a stronger beefier vocabulary when it comes to naming and identifying co
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> getting really seriously injured and/or killed/driven to death. No one is getting seriously injured, beyond the technical medical jargon used and some mentions of MRIs And I have been keeping an eye on this whole affair and h
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That's a postdoc rationalization based on your western perspectives There are more than a few cultures which disprove your general angle, on South East Asia there are still a couple cannibal groups, which base their cannibalism on eati
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5y ago
And these probably would vary by region, just like how whales, dolphins and orcas have different languages too That's really cool, I didn't knew turkeys did that
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I do this a lot with my cats and dogs as well, they are smart, they just don't speak my language, so since they were small I spoke to them with sign language, for example if the dogs are still hungry after I give them food, I do the ha
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6y ago
Because US people are incredibly racially polarized and almost any topic is prime for it to be used as a leverage point to imbue their racial polarization on
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6y ago
> Venezuela's leaders are financed by drugs today, like Cuba and Bolivia. Do you have a source for this? All the reports I have seen point the opposite, modern current Bolivian Venezuelan govs have seen a dramatic fall on drug trade
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6y ago
Please do let me know how that went in Libya
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6y ago
What a poor quality comment > How could the US military respond effectively to all of those at once? 1st, why does it have to be able to "respond" anywhere in the world, this is not a capability any other nation has, all nation
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6y ago
It didn't react it had pre-planned build orders That's something which was mentioned when it came to deep mind team talking of all the "different agents" they had trained
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6y ago
In Planetes an old anime series of hard scifi which I loved there is an episode of exactly that, the protagonists need to recover a "space burial" coffin launched into deep space which accidentally after decades does a flyby of lo
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6y ago
> I don't see how this can be the case, if you know more than me, please elaborate Back in the 70, 80, 90, it was incredibly common for insiders to the energy industry talk of the power pronuclear segments had when it came to dict
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Ought be noted that the core of Google was developed with gov grants on standford > In 1994 — the same year the Highlands Forum was founded under the stewardship of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the ONA, and DARPA — two young P
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6y ago
The "Editing TheGrayLady" twitter account is the updated version that is still working https://twitter.com/nyt_diff
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Because it is splattered all over western news outlets, and because HN over the last couple years has been seeing an influx of reddit users whom are not used to HN standards
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> I think any reasonable person can look at what's happening with the Uyghurs and only come to the conclusion that it's appalling Maybe, yeah Detention for fear of terrorism is bad when the US did it with Japanese born citizens
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Zenz insanity aside, I am just interested in why the "witnesses" strolled around western and specifically us affiliated mass media keep changing their stories and narratives https://www.moonofalabama.org/2021/
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And rather, why are the supposed genocide witnesses changing their stories so much? https://www.moonofalabama.org/2021/02/they-dont-only-rape-bu...
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> So why doesn't China allow independent investigations into what's really taking place? Remember the independent investigators in Iraq and how mocked they were in order to manufacture consent for the invasion after they found
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So this is the next debate point from vegans etc towards meat eaters? "don't eat that fake meat bs bc it is harmful to you, eat" natural meat instead "? Don't you see that it is a bit against the general best intere
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> But things look stormy on the horizon What do you even mean? Be explicit It certainly wasn't China the one that started the tarrifs debacle throwing the world economy into disarray
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> They could charge the same amount. Go tell apple this, they would be very happy to be able to be able to charge even more for what they produce from China, they would be quite pissed to know that someone along the production chain is
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> government systematically robbed IP from competitors You do realize that's exactly how the US became an industrial power right? The difference being that most companies were happy to provide access to their technology in exchang
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> they are grooming Africa and other countries What's up with this language, being an economic partner is now "grooming"? My country was literally coup'd by the US in order to maintain its access to my nation's
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