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Galatians4_16
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Brief video succinctly describing, just how private equity ruined healthcare. 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFoXyFmmGBQ (5:25)
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Food production and consumption using the methods by which living beings have consumed each other for the last 3.8 billion years, is emissions neutral, on average. The argument for CO2 reduction has always been that all the extra carbon r
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Nice selective interpretation. Notice how I didn't say "FDA bad", but just asked a question, which was effectively answered. This sort of infered bickering is not conducive to civil discussion.
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Isn't the FDA the same agency that authorized the use of Thalidomide for pregnant women, and then much later deauthorized it due to birth defects?
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Plants do eat bacteria waste (see aquaponics), rabbits can eat some kitchen plant waste, but should of course not solely be fed that, (same with chickens), rabbit poop can be fed to fish and chickens (rabbits themselves eat it like 3x becau
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Feed food waste to chickens, fish, rabbits, and worms. Feed poop to worms and bacteria, feed bacteria and worm waste to plants, which convert that dastardly CO2 to sweet wholesome Oxygen. I was always taught that recycling was good, while p
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Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system [video]
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And Halo…
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Just think of how much the environment would benefit if we wouldn't need to run so many refrigerators to eat fresh food…
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Oh give me a locus, where the gravitons focus, and the three-body problem is solved… [1] 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRns6u5bHuw
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< monks, chanting >
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Trust, but verify.
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Some people may call this trash, I prefer to call them treasures!
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Spotify destroyed Car Thing: 'You Will Own Nothing' & what to do about It [video]
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Yup, or alternately mandate a standard and incorporate the charging port into an open-source case, or some such.
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*cracking Stealing devices is still theft.
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EU legislation on power chords gave us micro-USB phones, when USB-C could have been a better option, but a real solution would be let consumers decide inputs/outputs.
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Building a Daily-Driver Anyone Can Afford [video]
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Used to be they were just hunted to near extinction, for their oil. It has since been replaced with a more whale-friendly alternative. "There are no solutions …only tradeoffs." —Thomas Sowell
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https://archive.is/V8kjc
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On the Moon, at normal pressure, humans shoud be able to get enough exercise in a jungle gym, or by donning a set of wings, flapping them to fly.
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European soccer, or American soccer? (there are significant differences)
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Built in a bunker under a mountain, so reduced airflow, plus need to hide heat signatures from outside surveillance? Also, likely they had infrastructure available, from the nuclear power they use.
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Obviously the solution is to create a centralized system to electronically ID every human on the planet, and track what they post, talk, think, which medications and food they consume, who they are friends with, who they fuck, how much of t
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In some countries.
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Time to croudsource your water monitoring {1} 1. https://hackaday.com/2022/04/02/monitoring-water-quality-usi...
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That's an oxymoron. You might temporarily have competent individuals in government, but the organization as a whole is not incentivized for competence. Same goes for corporations, especially bigger ones.
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Or how about drone-striking a 16-year-old American citizen, merely for being related to a suspected terrorist? [1] 1. https://archive.is/iLuni
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More like a mimetic composite polysludge.
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Neutrinos With Attitude?
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