Mirioron

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by Mirioron 5y ago
> Presumably you bring this up as an example of the kind of accountability and co-operation with investigations you think Russia should do more of? This has nothing to do with Russia. > but a good example of where an error was made a
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by Mirioron 5y ago
> When somebody starts bringing up Bill Clinton and Yugoslavia in 2021, you know who you're talking to. Everyone else has forgotten it. Perhaps not everyone has forgotten that NATO bombed a civilian passenger train twice and then
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by Mirioron 5y ago
I see my camera reel about once every few months. If I'm not taking a picture I don't see the reel.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
On the other hand, if the fuel cells contain expensive materials then we're more likely to actually recycle them.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
> 1. Any environmental impact from lithium mining needs to be weighed against the impact of continued extraction and burning of fossil fuels Why? If we're comparing EVs and hydrogen powered cars then we shouldn't. We should co
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Maybe that's the point? It's hard to be authoritarian if people can rebel. Some EU politicians (Verhofstadt) have been talking about the "European Empire".
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Because they do. And they're almost inevitably corrupt.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Yes, and if they choose not to update the value in 30 years then it would be the same as ~€330 due to inflation. Doesn't sound reasonable to me.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Maybe it's a change in the diet that helped? Not a change to a specific, but rather a change in general.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Should vitamin and mineral levels be checked during yearly checkups as standard practice? It seems like it would give us a lot of useful data and help people live healthier lives.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Of course they can change their opinion. But if you express your opinion by questioning the credibility of others and then change your mind then what should that do to your credibility?
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by Mirioron 5y ago
So Google has to run a second cloud service that's only used internally?
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by Mirioron 5y ago
> You can stop now. You won. The soviets are gone. They're clearly not though. While the successor state isn't communist, the successor state still acts in aggressive ways. We can also find many examples of people supporting t
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by Mirioron 5y ago
We don't have an obligation to call somebody by their real name nor should we have an obligation to use their preferred pronouns. We should do it out of respect, but we shouldn't be obligated to do so by law or some other rule.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Wouldn't be unusual for the US. Gitmo is specifically not on US soil to avoid dealing with US laws.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
And when you renounce your citizenship they tax your existing wealth.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Sure, but considering that said player doesn't mind endorsing MLM products (and being paid a lot of money for them) I do think it's about the money.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Coca-Cola probably paid a lot of money to have their two drinks shown in the interviews. Changing that is probably some kind of breach of contract by the organizers of the event.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
Video games, movies, books, and other such entertainment. I genuinely believe that this is what they're looking forward to.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
The issue with these timelines is: "is it worth the effort?" The more effort you have to put in the more desirable it has to be. Perhaps the 5+ year timeline means that what they want falls into the "it's not worth the e
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by Mirioron 5y ago
One alternative is that they just become jaded by their failures by the time they're in their 30s. At that point it would be fairly trivial for them to give up on all of it.
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by Mirioron 5y ago
> They don’t make those decisions for the benefit of men. They don’t have to. But isn't that the parent poster's point? They don't make decisions that make them more attractive for marriage, therefore they're less li
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by Mirioron 5y ago
The difference being that in one case they harass you directly and in the other they harass your employer, family, and any future employers?
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by Mirioron 5y ago
> Why does paying the player hurt amateurism but paying the coach doesn't? Why would a player making $50 to sign his name on some hats ruin the game, but CBS paying the NCAA billions for the rights to broadcast the game be totally o
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by Mirioron 6y ago
The whole question here is whether the law should require it. The reason why it's a strange concept is that it would severely limit the spread of information. The same avenues that a regular person can get content about them deleted
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by Mirioron 6y ago
What's the significant difference? I've seen viral videos of people in compromising or embarrassing situations. Some have even lost their jobs as a result. Should all video uploading sites demand documentation that every person in
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by Mirioron 6y ago
Here's what I don't understand: where do children get their money from to compulsively spend on lootboxes?
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by Mirioron 6y ago
But they behave like a mob. The smallest thing can set them off, even them misunderstanding the situation. When they go off, they unashamedly target people's livelihoods. Even if you later have your name cleared, it doesn't undo t
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by Mirioron 6y ago
I still don't understand. How does this place the blame on Dominion? It seems like they did their thing right.
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by Mirioron 6y ago
Maybe the FAA shouldn't have sent two warnings then and instead sent a small fine? Because that went from being warned to life-ruining.

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