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by Fezzik 1y ago
I hate to be the one to point this out, but Republicans have been aggressively gerrymandering districts for multiple decades . While the goal of doing so may have not been to have a dictator, as it appears to be now, I can assure you that
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by Fezzik 1y ago
One of my favorite classes, Honors Government, actually worked like this - at the beginning of the term we were assigned 15 short essay prompts that were “due” in batches of 3 at equal intervals during the term. But, if we completed the ess
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by Fezzik 1y ago
> We have no business judging others`s beliefs when we have enough trouble keeping our own sane. Assessing other peoples’ beliefs and ideas is, in my experience, one of the best ways to stay sane and learn. Ideas are ultimately independe
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by Fezzik 1y ago
Liberals I know are very aware that political affiliation doesn’t change your sexual preferences. We are just amused and saddened that the side that is continuously attempting to overturn gay marriage and openly believes that anything other
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by Fezzik 1y ago
Feels like the perfect thread to re-link to my favorite card-trick movie - Ricky Jay and His 52 Assistants. Not only is he a deft card manipulator, but he is a great story teller with a vast knowledge of magic history. https://m.
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by Fezzik 1y ago
I think of ‘mass’ in the context of defining groups of things as just ‘a lot under the circumstances’. A mass gathering for an NFL game is 100,000 people; a mass crowd for a high-school JV basketball game is probably 100; a mass crowd for a
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by Fezzik 1y ago
I’d encourage you to do a bit more research. An entire state banned ghost guns and bump stocks following the CEO’s murder, just 9 days after it happened… and it was Democrats, as it always has been, that passed the law over majority Republi
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by Fezzik 1y ago
MTGA uses a method called ‘smoothing’ for initial hand selection: https://mtgazone.com/mtg-arenas-opening-hand-algorithm-and-s... I assume MTGO uses something similar and I swear I had a great analytical article bookmarked
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by Fezzik 1y ago
Those same bulletproof thermostats are still sold everywhere. And are dirt cheap. I blame the consumer more than the producer for the proliferation of these products. This is one area where your options were never limited and you’d have to
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by Fezzik 1y ago
Note one massive difference: nobody was trying to make a law that Dahl’s books be sanitized or running around to libraries and getting his books banned. That was a publisher taking unilateral action changing works they own (for better or wo
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by Fezzik 1y ago
Make knives that can only be used to kill people and solicit/provide the knives to bad actors who you know will use the knives for the purpose they were developed for?
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by Fezzik 1y ago
For new cars I believe it is nearly 100% consumer demand. I’m a manual fanatic (currently shopping for my dream 93/94 Supra) but the tech for automatics is just too good now. Assistive cruise control doesn’t even work with manual trans
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by Fezzik 1y ago
I don’t know how this would work for CS, but in law school I had one professor that did final oral examinations as follows: there were about 15-20 cornerstone topics from the class that were possible exam questions and were announced a few
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by Fezzik 1y ago
What makes one ‘the most health-conscious?’ Certainly all the fittest people I know drink… everyone in the triathlon group I swim with three times a week at 5:30 am drinks beer or wine, and all the people I go with and meet ski-touring, mou
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by Fezzik 2y ago
I am genuinely curious - the goofy language is to mask the (possibly misdirected) immense concern. If I am wrong, and all these goons I perceive as sinners are in fact saints, I would truly love to hear the recitation of facts that expels m
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by Fezzik 2y ago
Can anyone who voted for this clown car help me understand what the appeal is? Everything the administration is doing was either expressly said or undeniably telegraphed and, from my perspective, it is all moronic. What the heck am I missin
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by Fezzik 2y ago
5 marriages… 100% Christian. No way to say it better.
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by Fezzik 2y ago
A better title: CPR is successful, just not as successful as people think it is. Whoever thinks a 1/10 (or nearly 1/5!) shot at not dying otherwise is bad odds clearly doesn’t value their own life. I’ll take all my ribs being br
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by Fezzik 2y ago
I highly recommend 4K Download. A lifetime license is less than $30 and it is dead-simple to use. I’ve been using it to download old concert footage and debates because I’ve noticed them disappearing. - a very happy customer. Edit, to add:
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by Fezzik 2y ago
Huh?
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by Fezzik 2y ago
Fortunately, for those of that are lazy, the last page has everything you need to know in giant, bold letters: 1. Vitamins do NOT prevent measles. 2. Giving high doses of vitamins may be dangerous. 3. The best way to prevent measles is vacc
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by Fezzik 2y ago
Wait, what? Scanning every recent year for individual model and/or company total sales Tesla doesn’t even crack the top 10 in any given year. How does Tesla make the best selling car? What am I missing… Edit: I didn’t scan close enough
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by Fezzik 2y ago
Funny seeing this here - I practice regularly in this Courthouse. We often darkly joke that Frontier Law is still practiced out there.
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by Fezzik 2y ago
If he’s using it he probably just has a prescription or a doctor that provides it to him. Ketamine isn’t all that hard to get prescribed and it is, frankly, a pretty mellow drug.
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by Fezzik 2y ago
Which courts hear disputes regarding crytpo currencies? Which law enforcement officers investigate crimes related to crypto currencies? Which grids power mining? You live in a very dark bubble if you think crypto currencies are somehow ope
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by Fezzik 2y ago
My mom saw Hendrix and the Beatles in Seattle… she said both shows were awful because you couldn’t hear a thing due to subpar sound systems and, in the case of the Beatles, screaming young women. For the type of music they were playing the
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by Fezzik 2y ago
High Net Worth. Ultra High Net Worth.
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by Fezzik 2y ago
This is so easy to test yourself - just get a calorie tracker. They’re dead simple to use these days and they also track macronutrients so you can see what works best for you. I have never been using a calorie tracker, eating at a calorie d
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by Fezzik 2y ago
As a tangent: if you have not ridden in a Waymo you owe it to yourself to take a ride. I was in LA last weekend and took a 60 minute ride from my cousin’s house to a concert and, after flying, or maybe even before, it is the most futuristic
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by Fezzik 2y ago
You can start here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9885170/ Edit, and here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7068600/

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