UnpossibleJim

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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   These types of MOBA games are a good precursor of military unit management. To be honest, I'm not totally sure whether to be happy or sad about this sort of thing. The strategic control of drone units on a combat field, without the los
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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   Don't forget, animals (dinosaurs, but also insects) of this size needed the higher concentrations of oxygen in the atmosphere that was present, pre impact. Even a temporary disturbance in oxygen output of the huge forests and robust pl
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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   While I agree that this is the way that the DoD will probably look at this program, the better way would be to invest in educating people and spectacular problem solvers and looking at the software as a secondary benefit. Focusing on a pie
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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   Hunting in Idaho is great, but would you take a job and relocate there? Granted, I'm in Washington, which is somewhere in the middle, but we're moving towards California's view (just like everything else).
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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   If only people would be as passionate about population control as they are about YIMBY and NIMBY. There is a problem that hits at a majority of these issues and it's a planet's ability to sustain populations. We're out of bal
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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   I don't even smoke/eat pot and I'm happy this is going through. It's just a mire of confusion that tobacco and alcohol are legal, while a relatively harmless drug is federally illegal. You can't even do medical rese
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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   I am not a woman, a person of colour or of fluid sexuality or identity, so disregard my comment if it so pleases you, but the older I get the more I seem to want the exact things you are looking for. A little formality seems like it might b
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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   I will counter with one (older person's, I guess) observation of a bunch of my friends who are now in their early to mid fourties and late thirties. The one's who focus on making a career and accomplishments, be they for social va
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   by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

   I think the youngest diagnoses was 12 (I need to double check) but it, generally, begins to manifest at puberty to mid-twenties, barring some jarring event. Even then, that is usually diagnosed as PTSD with Atypical symptoms, displaying in
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    by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

    Just call me stupid and skip the intellectual hyperbole =) That aside, I'm pro Affordable Healthcare Act. It's getting better and smoothing out. Like any venture it has to work out some kinks, which takes time. In very specific in
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    by UnpossibleJim 9y ago

    Both sides are pretty evil in their own special, burning snowflake kind of way.
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    by UnpossibleJim 10y ago

    I understand that in the current state, not much argument can be made, but if qe roll the clock back to September of last year, a scant 8 months ago, the actions of "both" parties was pretty equally toxic. As I know this will draw
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    by UnpossibleJim 10y ago

    Speaking of law, and in the modern times this is in the theory of law, not practice, but intent is supposed to count. Now, that being said, the people at the level of the court systems are woefully ignorant of technology and IT more specifi
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    by UnpossibleJim 10y ago

    I actual enjoyed this article and, more broadly, the subject of the governance of love. How much intrusion into our private (truly private) lives is enough? Are relationships, to a point, meant to be held in the public eye or can they be pr
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    by UnpossibleJim 10y ago

    Not that I endorse this reality, but we have been, for quite a long time, a society that has one set of laws for certain segments of society and another set for disparate segments of society.
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    by UnpossibleJim 10y ago

    While there is a singular society that is focused on in both Star Wars and Star Trek, neither is homogeneous or complete. No one would watch if either were, because struggle would not be an option. Star Trek has plenty if conflict, even wit
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    by UnpossibleJim 10y ago

    Well, I'm unfamiliar with Raynaud's phenomenon, but from the larger picture you've painted, this doesn't seem to be a temperature issue and quick fixes, while comforting, don't seem to be hitting the core of the iss