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GenerocUsername
1y ago
When a wikipedia page has a whole section dedicated to how massive of a issue construction was then it's result may still be good even if the project was a big failure
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1y ago
Even if it succeeds on its current trajectory, it will be studied for 100 years as a massive failure.
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1y ago
Traditions have nothing to do with it. In America we have liberty and your worldview is not compatible with our constitution. Wars have and will continue to be faught to preserve my version
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1y ago
I for one reject your social contract and despise the self-righteousness of people who think a social contract overrides personal liberty. You want others to partake in your social contract, but you would probably be appalled if that contra
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1y ago
These companies could choose to invest in the US instead and not have to worry about any of this. Tariffs are only usable as extortion if the companies have outsourced the manufacturing that gutted our middle-class. Externalizing variables
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2y ago
The next iteration of The Anarchist Cookbook going to include a trans protagonist so it becomes unbannable
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2y ago
A lot of big tech CEOs are promising full driving this year, they just don't have the cajones to say it. Elon is just saying the quiet part out loud
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2y ago
Yes. It is important that every american eat grain-heavy meals every 4 hours. Same regimen as pigs I bet.
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2y ago
And who defines that process? Oh right, the government.
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2y ago
Ah, because the VA has been widely regarded as providing great care up to this point. Surely cutting out the bloated and inefficient administrative class will lead to short term reductions, but it also provides the vacuum for better process
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2y ago
Despite all the rage in these comments, the base of the right largely views this as best possible outcome.
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2y ago
Thank you. Agree. This post only makes me like HN less.
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2y ago
You must deep down actually hate yourself or all of humanity to feel such remorse for the impact we have had on nature/dogs. Doesn't sound healthy
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2y ago
I want this to make sense... But that doesn't make sense. Wouldn't the chinese dropshippers be hit with Tariffs
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2y ago
Is this true or are you just speculating based on nothing
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2y ago
Still a scandal. Gov officials purposefully deleting data AFTER a subpoena is criminal. And given this is Hillary Clinton we are talking about, the lack of follow through is a major reason we even have the current right wing leadership... I
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2y ago
Doubtful, but also perhaps a matter of perspective. Time does not exist so we experience it, our experience of existence is a function of our brains integrating and recalling state via entropy. Therefore, our moment of consciousness is sli
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2y ago
OP here, and no, that's not what I mean. What I mean is that since our brains store memories and generally process information utilizing entropic systems, we perceive time as always moving forward. There is no fundamental physical dir
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2y ago
This. Just because things are always getting worse does not mean things are not literally at their worst
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2y ago
Our brains operate on the principle entropy, therefore we experience time as the macro evolution of the universe along the dimension of increasing entropy. Time itself does not exist, we merely experience it because it is how our consciousn
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2y ago
The magic of climate science is they literally use correlation as evidence of causation. Climate change getting worse means anything else getting worse at same time can be bucketed into climate change.
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2y ago
Annual attrition goals met by February. Ahead of schedule
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2y ago
He's been in office for 2 weeks, but my Costco got eggs back already. Mission accomplished.
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2y ago
Bureaucrat is a misnomer. Think of him more as a reaper of souls
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2y ago
"Minimum Legal operation" should probably be the target for many government programs.
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2y ago
No my point was that both sides are frequently manipulated, but I see comments on the Internet EVERY DAY to the effect of 'the other side is being manipulated', apparently oblivious to their own manipulated opinions. And CNN has A
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2y ago
I assume you are speaking about establishment politicians over the last 40-2000 years, but I suspect you are actually miming talking points about manipulation aimed at 1 very recent election where the established propaganda cycle failed to
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2y ago
Not at all what it means to anyone. And anyone who phrases it so reduced is either lying or oblivious
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2y ago
Same Lost progress. It was fun and quirky, but Happy it ended though.
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2y ago
Honestly I'd rather the facade fall so that real action can he taken. I'll take 4 years of unabashed abuse if it ends 30 years of faking solutions
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