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Gupie
7y ago
Good quote, until the last sentence as I don't see political correctness being based on lies, obvious or not.
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7y ago
Said by Churchill, Eton vs Harrow.
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7y ago
When weighing up the likelihood of something it is valid to consider the opinions of experts. Dogma is believing what an authority says is incontrovertibly true. I am not saying that man made climate change is incontrovertibly true, only in
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7y ago
>> In 10 years the climate catastrophim we see today will be laughed at. Just wait and se. That is very unlikely.
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7y ago
I am not a fan of "believe" or dogma of any kind myself. I tend to go on likelihood. I ask myself is it more likely that the 97% are correct or the 3%?
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7y ago
Conversely if you are not a climate scientist what is the rational for not going with the consensus of 97% of climate scientists?
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7y ago
maybe but they were instrumental in making the lasting peace.
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8y ago
Even if he missed the beginning it is clear from other scenes in the film that Brian is not Jesus, e.g. "blessed are the cheese makers". So the story is either apocryphal or Muggeridge only watch clips of the film.
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8y ago
Yes, presumably he would, if he were paid enough. However he would probably writing on climate change.
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8y ago
"To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp, they call empire; and where they make a desert they call peace."
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8y ago
But the first step in Japan's plan to "take over the world" was to take control of China.
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8y ago
What if we are AIs in a simulation? Unlikely perhaps but not impossible. In this case there is no body only mind and all options are open. There is also the theories that consciousness is all that exists, e.g. "Donald Hoffman's Mu
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8y ago
At least no one is threatening to release compromising photos of Trump. That would be horrible.
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8y ago
Interesting that there is a number 13 and a 13A, unlike some tower blocks that allegedly have no floor 13.
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8y ago
Alternatively recover less water and have a waste that is only marginally more salty that seawater.
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8y ago
Any advise for reducing link times?
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8y ago
What does he mean by "static world", "static task"?
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I have an artificial heart
(theguardian.com)
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8y ago
I don't think the idea is that the poor will get more money from the state just that the money they get will not be means tested.
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8y ago
There is the counter quote by Churchill: "Nations that went down fighting rose again, but those who surrendered tamely were finished."
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8y ago
That's true, the article was unreachable so I had only read these comments. But what I don't understand is why her iCloud account was locked.
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8y ago
Couldn't Apple make it be standard to provide a name and address when buying such a product? You could then for example take ti to your local apple store with some ID to get it unlocked.
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The two-pizza rule and the secret of Amazon's success
(theguardian.com)
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8y ago
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Startup wants to upload your brain to the cloud, but has to kill you to do it
(theguardian.com)
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9y ago
Possibly, but I thought he/she was putting serious point in a light hearted manner. Expected sea level rises are .5 to 2m by then end of the century. Anyone with property less than 2m above the current sea level should be concerned.
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9y ago
I don't know why this has been down voted. Would you buy a property with a 50 year lease?
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9y ago
Animals die for lots of reasons, e.g. famine, predation, disease, injury, fights for mates. I doubt aging is necessary to ensure death occurs.
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9y ago
What is the point? Is it that not eating meat will significantly reduce likelihood of catching an antibiotic resistant bug? Like I implied I doubt this is true. Or is it that the problem would be greatly reduced if everyone stopped eating m
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9y ago
Neither will help you if you for example pick up a resistant strain while for example in hospital.
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9y ago
Good link, although the article claims colistin is being used as a growth promoter, ie fed to healthy animals, not to "to treat intestinal infections" as in Europe.
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