Josh379

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by Josh379 7y ago
This is a beautiful thought; however, it doesn’t prove that social problems are unsolvable. Despite the political bitterness so prevalent today, historically, we are on a good social trajectory with better understanding of our biases and pr
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by Josh379 7y ago
Sure, they don’t sleep yet they are able to assemble complex electrical equipment. Perfect reasonable, no need to question. I’ve also always believed it when told there are people who work three full time jobs. What amazing people!
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by Josh379 7y ago
When you factor in the CO2 absorbing grass the rudiments eat, the contribution drops to about 0.5%.
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by Josh379 7y ago
Hack it with a microscope and a lot of reading.
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by Josh379 7y ago
This site is about finding solutions to hard problems, not just throwing your hands up in the air and accepting them. There are other sires for that.
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by Josh379 7y ago
Of course the US has backdoors. What they are buying is the power to fight US enemies. Not US friends or the US itself.
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by Josh379 7y ago
Ensemble averaging has not worked well for me when it comes to dieting. I’m at a point where I’ve found what works well for me: high protein Mediterranean eat when I’m hungry. I tried skipping breakfast and wound up being skinny-fat. I trie
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by Josh379 8y ago
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by Josh379 8y ago
It’s absolutely crazy bonds are being bought at negative real rates but large sums of money must be parked somewhere by huge funds. Plus they often have bond to equity to commodity to fixed asset mandates so they have to enter what they kno
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by Josh379 8y ago
We should take this with a grain of salt because your reputation is tied to his. This is the cascade effect that occurs when someone very powerful behaves inappropriately-the people below them must defend it to protect what they have. Havin