TrispusAttucks

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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Now perhaps. It was not too long ago that discussion of the lab leak hypothesis would be screamed down by either zealots taking orders from mainstream media or state agents of disinformation. Not that the difference matters.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
https://archive.ph/FBrwC
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
This headline appears a bit dishonest. Actual headline should read, "Mastodon Crossposter hits Twitter's API rate limit". The story here is the increase in Mastodon users using crossposter, not an artificial limit specific to
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Who knew that leaving the cult was as easy as joining another! Very clever.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Russia is known for using environmentalist groups as fronts for geopolitical strategy. One of Russia's greatest wins was hamstringing Keystone XL pipeline. Sure would be nice leverage for US. https://weber.house.gov/new
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
I disagree with this sentiment. You wish to take away the very condition which made him uniquely special. He seems like he was enjoying his childhood. Adversity breeds character and this kid had more than character than some entire classroo
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
The theory is popular because it's logical and has tons of circumstantial evidence. Full stop.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Not true. Lab leak hypothesis came up early from NIH's own people. We have the emails. Government officials had these emails before "We the people" did so would have been first to sound the alarm publicly. https://
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Tangentially related: [1] Zuckerbucks topic covered by the Foundation for Government Accountability. [1] https://thefga.org/zuckerbucks/
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
When science becomes driven by political agendas it ceases to be science.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Yep. They've been warned about this danger for years. Germany 'Totally Controlled By Russia' (2018) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LLZBVTid4I
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
I used to ponder this too much as a child. Why is there something instead of nothing. The most satisfying answer for me was that you must first define nothingness. But the moment it's been defined nothingness ceases to be. It seems to
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Really? The laptop is not real?
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
I'm sure it's all coincidence and not a controlled operation... Because that would just be crazy.
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Software is in decline – Jonathan Blow(youtube.com)
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
I was under the (perhaps mistaken) impression that property tax on suburban property is quite high.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
It cost more to maintain infrastructure that experiences an order of magnitude more usage than an infrequently used set of infrastructure. The hinges of a door used once a day will last longer than the hinges of a door used one thousand. A
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
And the city needs transport networks and power grids that reach far beyond the city limits. The only logical difference is a matter of scale and limits. The same rules apply to any region that has dependencies outside of its own borders. T
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Isn't this an infinite regress? How could cities survive without farm land? How could cities survive without outsourced materials? We live in an interdependent interconnected global society where everything and everyone subsidizes ever
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Title could add "in urban Australia" to dissuade the idea that sustainable backyard chickens as a whole are a threat to public health.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
You can't just drop the word "conspiracy theory" on everything as a means of dismissing it's foundations. There is certainly a lot of change happening around the meat sector and supporting supply chains. https:/&#x
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Yet another example of complex regulations creating unintended negative effects. “Simple, clear purpose and principles give rise to complex and intelligent behavior. Complex rules and regulations give rise to simple and stupid behavior.” –
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Yes but the United States government trusts Mark Zuckerberg more than Xi Jinping.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Alternatively, we sit on the intel until an opportune moment like Suadi Arabia suggesting a switch from USD.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
This is the way.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
And also (c) paying other people's taxes. Reduction of the fed may be the only way to ever meaningfully address national debt.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Touche. I chose my words poorly. Hopefully the meaning still got across.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
> Ask yourself, can the next generation build supermarkets? I don’t know if they could. It’s an amazing work logistics. Further, it requires California and growing food in desert. It also requires an abundance of energy for transport AND
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Yeah. That was uncalled for. Author owes you a beer or apology.
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by TrispusAttucks 4y ago
Nobody thinks an elephant mouse is related to an elephant. Is this a super late April fool's joke?

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