HenryKissinger

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by HenryKissinger 5y ago
Controversial opinion: the United States and South Korea should have gone to war with North Korea during the 1990s, when North Korea was at its weakest, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. North Korea did not have nuclear weapons the
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Since the parent is in the top 1%, he or she probably works in New York City, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington DC, Los Angeles, or San Diego.
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Are you willing to compromise on square footage and number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and garage? I don't know what kind of properties you're looking at. But have you considered settling for a smaller home within reasonable commuting
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Nonsense.
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> Math is the most formal science there is. Can you prove that?
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> In short, if I lost 1% of my electrons, I would not be a person anymore. I would be a bomb. A Coulomb bomb, if you will, with an energy equivalent to that of ten billion (modern) atomic bombs. Which would surely destroy the planet.
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If by "our" you mean Western governments, Western countries are all democracies. If Western governments have switched to economy over everything mode, that's because that's what the electorate wants.
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It seems you've been living ... two lives, Mr. Anderson.
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Can't traders log in remotely to their Bloomberg terminal?
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Won't this create an incentive not to get the vaccine in order to continue working from home? Or to lie about your vaccination status? Companies should either institute broad vaccine mandates, or allow both vaccinated and unvaccinate
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We need to abolish countries and create a universal government, with a single currency for humanity. Or we can keep the status quo.
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That's not true. The average salary for a Software Engineer is $101227 per year in United States. Data > personal anecdotes. Many SWEs earn less than that.
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Imagine waiting a week for your weekly allocated one hour of gaming, only to have the servers crash for the whole time under the load. Tfw.
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The Millenium Tower needs to be scrapped. It's a failed project. It will cost hundreds of millions of dollars to "fix", and no fix will work in the long term, because the problems are structural. Cut yout losses. Demolish the
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Americans, for one, would never recognize the authority of a foreign body over their language.
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How were the chip-making machines made before there were chip-making machines? Can't chip-making machines be made without chips? Yes. The very first one, at least, was made like that.
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> Border collies want task lists. TIL I'm a border collie.
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> We’ll, for one it’d ruin sports. Sports competitions are already rife with athletes on the juice. So it's not like officially authorizing the use of steroids and performance enhancing drugs in competitions would significantly chan
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China also has more people than all of Europe.
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Worst case scenario: what would happen if you went ahead anyway?
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We don't have Rex DNA, but could it be possible to rediscover Rex DNA by studying prints? I'm not a biologist, but in the same way that footsteps leave prints in snow or sand, can decayed DNA leave biological imprints behind that
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> Losing your cloud account can cost you decades of your family photos. Losing access to your media account can cost you access to thousands of dollars’ worth of music, movies, audiobooks and ebooks. Losing your IoT account can render yo
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After the fallout of the SolarWinds hack, and the situation in Afghanistan, I'm afraid I don't want to know the answer to the question of what the climate is like inside the State Department at the moment.
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Is every place being slowly buried likewise? Is the planet slowing getting thicker? Where does all this material come from?
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> Propelled in part by surging demand during the pandemic, people spent more than $610 billion on Amazon over the 12 months ending in June, according to Wall Street estimates compiled by the financial research firm FactSet. Walmart on Tu
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Clickbait headline. > Infants between the ages of 9 and 15 months expend a stunning 50% more energy in 1 day than adults do, adjusted for body size. These wee dynamos consume and use up energy even faster than pregnant women and teenage
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This is not the case with Italy, but what are we going to do with uninhabitable areas in the future? Think the horn of Africa or parts of the Middle East. Large parts of MENA are already de facto lawless areas, where the official government
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Open networks -> first ransomware too.
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By space I mean terrestrial space, not outer space.
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I've always found that the concept of natural parks was turned on its head. We basically allow human economic activities everywhere it's physical possible, except in natural parks. It should be the opposite. All of the world'

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