Joelexander

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by Joelexander 7y ago
Ive thought a lot about this. For many residents, building more housing and letting more people in would irreparably change the “character” of the neighborhood. This can mean more crime, traffic, and pollution. Past a certain density autom
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by Joelexander 7y ago
That'd would be the largest tree by volume, the General Sherman tree is 52,500 cubic feet. The tallest tree would be Hyperion, a coastal redwood, which is in an undisclosed location in one of the Redwood National or State parks. Coinci
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by Joelexander 7y ago
Lead used tp be a very common additive in gasoline. In the US there was no legislation to reduce it's use until the 1973 and it wasn't fully banned until 1996. It can be assumed that any well-trafficked road during or before this
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by Joelexander 7y ago
You'll find luck with more classic styles. Older generations really appreciated things that lasted a while and were repairable when broken. Rancourt, Quoddy, Redwing Heritage, and many other heritage brands can be found for a decent pr
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by Joelexander 7y ago
Not to get too bleak, but I could imagine a future where people upload their consciences to some server to continue work indefinitely. Your conscience could move from code base to code base ad infinitum.
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by Joelexander 7y ago
Oh there are. They usually make up the "value" segment of the luxury goods markets. For men's dress shoes brands like Meermin and Grant Stone (China) are competing with Carmina (Spain) and Alden (USA). I'm sure there&#x2
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by Joelexander 7y ago
Vaccines prevent disease and keep it from spreading. Preventing a problem from happening in the first place is and will always be the best solution. Unfortunately they're a victim of their own success. They've done such a phenomen