Lineup

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by Lineup 6y ago
Right! And that's really a great point, it can be a positive for individuals. Except that for society it has negative value. This is like opening a mine, extracting all the resources, and leaving behind a poisonous scab on the earth. (
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by Lineup 6y ago
Making statements as fact does not help to clarify the discussion. Try posing a question instead. You are not adequately informed on reactor design or operation
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by Lineup 6y ago
And, so commonly, oblivious to any of this himself. Next stop Ayn Rand. I've tried to expunge Walden from my mind, but I'll note that it was pretty useful getting dates in college ("university", said EU)
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by Lineup 6y ago
From a duplication of effort standpoint, how much of this can be combined (-intended) into a single process with the right implement? I know little about farming.... What is the purpose of the mowing? I know that things like alfalfa are oft
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by Lineup 6y ago
This is a very North American discussion, dunelover, though Canadians might have a bone to pick with you concerning your categorization. While I don't imagine that insurance companies will cease to exist, I do imagine that benefits of
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by Lineup 6y ago
That's on the mark! It's also pretty clear that manufacturers did want to utilize this as it reduces tooling costs a lot. But, in attempts to increase fuel efficiency/reduce weight(cost) they lost rigidity and went to unibody
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by Lineup 6y ago
It will have the effect of increasing premiums for all participants, so I'm inclined to agree. Particularly for insurance such as LTC, if you can determine (for yourself) definitive need for the insurance - you will absolutely buy it.
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by Lineup 6y ago
Now equalize labor cost... tada!
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by Lineup 6y ago
The references there mislead - The article concerning the ships states "minor salvage is still carried out to recover small pieces of steel" - "Primary" is an overstatement. In reality, a steel manufacturer can produce l
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by Lineup 6y ago
'_' -_- '_' Wot?
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by Lineup 6y ago
Or a widely publicized and plausible parallel construction.
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by Lineup 6y ago
https://beta.trimread.com/
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by Lineup 6y ago
>...right to liberty are the obvious examples >..."Right to liberty," are much, much murkier. Uh... I'm not sure what it is that you are trying to say, or if you are sure of what you are trying to say, or if you have a