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Israel could kill literally everyone though, and has been able since long before this. So the idea that they're not restrained in their response ignores that capability. As to the latter part, you're pulling a trick to imply th
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Natsu
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There's also a graph claiming to show colonization results. I don't know how good it is, but it's supposedly actual experimental data.
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If they're planning to just kill everyone, why haven't they just leveled the place? Militarily speaking, they can do that right now and have been able to do that for a long time. So if that's their true goal, then what stop
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They might have to change what the UNRWA schools in Palestine (among others) are teaching to get people on board with that first: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/unrwa-continues-to-teac...
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3y ago
The article gives this as the explanation of how it is supposed to work: BCS3-LI has four main genetic modifications: It produces a weak antibiotic, mutacin-1140, which kills competing oral bacteria. It’s immune to mutacin-1140, so
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Amazing. The one time the monks perfectly inserted something into every copy of Tacitus, without leaving any evidence for you to point at, is that part where he says something inconvenient for you.
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Natsu
3y ago
While it's true that you can do things with the Reimann sphere and such, this is 3rd grade, and 1/0 should not be defined.
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3y ago
> They were all written well after any disciples would have died. Depends on who you count as "disciples" (e.g. only the 12) and what exact form you count as the "Gospels," but it's true that the books we have to
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It seems like some cases of tinnitus may be due to tight muscles, too. I don't usually suffer it, but when I do, I've noticed that sometimes massaging the back of the head or jaw can make it just go away. I doubt this works for
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> yeah but none of those had happened yet at the time that this story is nominally set in The gospels were written later, by disciples. Of course they would showcase the messages from Jesus that were most relevant to the people then. T
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That's nonsense. Plenty of persecution is well-documented. Nero had Christians torn apart by dogs (though not in the Coliseum), there was the torture and persecution of the martyrs of Lyon, Diocletian enacted his “Great Persecution” i
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> Where this argument pops up is through the modern myth that "eye of a needle" was a reference to a particular gate in Jerusalem The article says this theory appears as early as the 11th century, which isn't quite "m
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3y ago
In context, the new believers were frequently put out of their homes and sent destitute, so being willing to give it all up was a requirement. That said, there isn't a whole lot of evidence what is meant here and a rope makes more sens
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3y ago
Let me test that, it's possible I'm confused. If they're not, honestly, they should be. EDIT: added this to check. EDIT2: seems like you're right, I thought this forum was open source so I wonder where to add a PR.
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3y ago
I tend to agree that this stuff looks like small potatoes and they're getting extra scrutiny based on what I saw back when I worked at a (non-Tesla) factory.
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They come in after someone reports a serious injury, normally. This seems like pretty boring, dumb factory stuff. Even if you have a safety auditor, he can't keep someone from removing PPE when it's too hot out or what have you.
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3y ago
> I read the article. I did not edit my comment. GP's complaint appears to be that you edited your quote by eliding parts of it that seem material to the story, not that you edited your comment. Edited comments get marked as such
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3y ago
It went viral on TikTok, apparently, and some people there are finding out that Osama was a communist who wanted to attack Jewish control of capital and now are endorsing that.
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3y ago
Wrong letter, try this: http://web.archive.org/web/20231102065031/https://www.thegua... More reporting here: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/osama-...
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Not sure we know that, last I heard they were still trying to get the data from the people who wanted them to calculate the odds of that.
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Did they ever satisfy the regulators asking them about the probability of hitting a shark with the rocket?
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Odd, I thought people would just not reply if they didn't want a conversation. But so often they don't "dig up the details" before commenting, so...
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3y ago
I am not the OP. We kinda did see mass inflation recently, we did see billionaires getting richer by investing in things like farmland while everyone else saw their real wages go down due to lack of sufficient raises and inflation, etc. So
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I mean, we've had one Nobel Peace Prize winner bomb another Nobel Peace Prize winner, so it's better if you disagree in terms of the ideas instead of credentials.
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> I think if they'd tried to run the claim as the suppository version, the error would've been more obvious. Gotta tell the insurance company where to stick it? :)
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They should probably give people an email account that they can scan all your correspondence to for people who are without an address.
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I made a prediction that I was going to find out that Graeber was a communist thinker before I looked him up just now. I was not surprised.
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The posting of mostly surprising news is part of the reason why people have such skewed perceptions of how common various risks are, I don't think it's a good practice.
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I had an employer who used MS-DOS + Novell Netware. Source was distributed with the application. If you needed changes, you had to pull the source file off the machine and send it to the developers. So the "same" application on
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> Imagine if Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit had been kept so pristine. I dunno if it's that pristine, it ended up with decals of Calvin peeing on various logos for reasons that remain inscrutable to me to this day. I did enjoy rea
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