ThisIsMyAltAcct

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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Interesting that the decision was unanimous.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Yeah, this guy has slid off the deep end: https://blackmon.substack.com/p/the-energy-absurdity-of-the-...
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Great. Until then, if your state passes a legalization law, you can expect foreign cartels and gangs to set up shop nearby.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> It is thought to be one of around 270 illegal weed farms worth more than $4billion that have sprung up across the state since it legalized the drug in 2020. Another blow to the "legalization kills the black market" argument
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Yeah, the point is the situation in the US is lightyears away from being that bad.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Ukraine is taking volunteers for the front. Go fight there for a month and see if you prefer that to just stopping doomscrolling.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
He already wants to but he's a small fish in a big pond.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Cyberattacks like these deserve the same kind of government response a terrorist attack gets.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
At this point, unless you've been living in a cabin in the woods, it's almost guaranteed you've had at least an asymptomatic infection.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> Multiple findings indicated that the association between Covid-19 and cognitive deficits attenuated as the pandemic progressed. We found smaller cognitive deficits among participants who had been infected during recent variant periods
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> https://www.techdirt.com/2013/07/31/us-military-admits-no-on ... No deaths were proven, that does not mean nothing sensitive or harmful was in the data. The argument failed in the sense that the court fou
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> I see where you're coming from, but I think there's a big misunderstanding about what Julian Assange is really being accused of Not really, the full text of the indictment is in my link. I'd encourage you to read through
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
This guy on youtube goes around cleaning blocked drains and has inspired some copycats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV9dOHRDb3c
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
I think what Assange has done has gone a bit beyond "journalism" https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/wikileaks-founder-charged-sup...
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> Commission Chair Jim O’Connor said he and three Republican ACC members approved the rate plan without knowing the real effect it would have on customers’ bills. Under the new rate hike, O’Connor promised customers will see their bills
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
lol the Twitter files. But none of these accounts were forced to be taken down, the groups just wanted Twitter to investigate them.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
This is the form that miners allege will cause them irreparable injury and has cost them 40 hours to fill out: https://www.eia.gov/survey/form/eia_862/form.pdf
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
I mean, Trump has said this himself.
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
> “In the end that is all I know we can do right now without interfering with a free press. We are not asking for such covert disinformation to be taken down but a way to be found for the source to be labelled.”
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Essentially, no correlation
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
This is laying the groundwork for the conspiracy theory that Google and other tech companies rigged the 2024 election, in case Biden wins. Tim pool has been posting about it recently. What most likely actually happened is these people got s
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Feel free to look through here: https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/21083819/facebook-dan... Keyword is "armed militia". You can look a few of them up on Google to see what they get up to. People yell
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Well, you're just flat wrong. These programs are meant to develop a country's domestic tech and spaceflight capabilities, test new technology, look for potential resources on the moon, perform science experiments, etc. Increasing
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
You seriously think the main reason to have a lunar program is bread and circuses? The ESA launched a lunar probe in 2006 but haven't since. I guess they only needed the distraction that one time? I guess each of the 22 ESA members nee
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Is there any country on Earth who, if they launched a lunar mission, you would not consider it a distraction from real problems?
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Here you go: https://nitter.poast.org/ryanasanchez
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
I guess China, Japan, India, Russia, the UAE, and Israel are all just trying to distract from real problems too?
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Have you scrolled his twitter feed lately? He's going to throw a huge tantrum about this. https://nitter.poast.org/elonmusk
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by ThisIsMyAltAcct 3y ago
Reddit has already been enshittified

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