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Vysero
6y ago
I am going to have to agree here. At best it's a terrible estimation and at worst it's utter nonsense. That being said, we didn't have to shut down the global economy to deal with this crisis.
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6y ago
There are problems with the article, but this isn't one of them. You are a rare minority; the overwhelming majority of people don't want to be locked down nor are they afraid to be outside.
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6y ago
You are confusing the definition. You should read on in the wikki for some context. A generation is usually about 30 years. In this case, I am referring to Millennial's.
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6y ago
Wait... why are you encouraging them to charge for it?
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6y ago
Yet another problem our generation will have to fix. It's okay with me though. I would rather go down in history as the generation that fixed all the problems than the one which created them.
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6y ago
I am alright with blocking everything you mentioned across the board. That being said, I have never payed ANY attention to Facebook ads so... Most of the problems I have had revolve around my own friends, and family posting their thoughts,
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Vysero
6y ago
I am not sure that we can deduce that, but regardless I feel good about it.
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6y ago
I can relate to the parallels between programming, and athletics. I like to consider myself an athlete, and if there is one thing I have learned about sports it's that the process of falling from the top to the middle of the pack can h
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6y ago
Well your answer revolves around dating which is not casual sex. In that answer you address how men should treat women, but men aren't having sex because they simply aren't talking to women at all... it has nothing to do with how
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6y ago
I think you are WAY off base here. Most men aren't having sex not because women are turning them down; that's an appreciable factor for dating perhaps, but not for casual sex. They aren't having sex because they are NEVER put
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6y ago
Perhaps "constant" wasn't the correct word to use, but there is most certainly a heightened awareness of the possibility of being charged with sexual misconduct among men now a day than there ever has been before. One simply
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6y ago
No I suppose I shouldn't have said I have economic standards for one night stands, but certainly looks and body type. Then again, to some degree, if a women is wearing old dingy boots and looks like she lives on the streets but is hot.
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6y ago
Perhaps it's just me then. I have standards when it comes to looks, body type and economic/intellectual factors.
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6y ago
Maturity has nothing to do with it. There are very few men on this planet who not be interested in sleeping with the women you just described... just like most women wouldn't turn down Brad Pitt.
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6y ago
What makes you think I am not interested in sleeping with an 18 year old blonde with huge breasts? That's EXACTLY who I am interested in sleeping with... personally, I am not interested in a relationship at all nor am I attacking women
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6y ago
I am not sure I can buy this. Most "hot" guys aren't going to sleep with ugly girls just because the can. Perhaps the OP's answer does not hinge upon that concept, but it certainly seems relevant. I think the issue is mu
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6y ago
I am confused.. are we supposed to be surprised by this?
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6y ago
No they couldn't actually. You didn't read the article.. here it is: https://www.space.com/35996-fast-radio-bursts-powering-alien... the suggestion is that they would be gathering the waves in a light sails. Also
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6y ago
That's a good point perhaps I jumped to conclusions.
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6y ago
The idea that aliens would use these to propel ships is rather ludicrous, and highly unlikely. The nearest galaxy is 25k light years away so even at the maximum speed it would take 25 thousand years to travel here. That being said, it must
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6y ago
I haven't had a run in with the police in a long time. Based on a lot of the video footage I have been seeing revolving around these riots I would say the problem of police brutality is exceptionally larger than I was giving it credit
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6y ago
"companies like Google censor conservative content" Certainly, isn't all their censoring.. in fact, I am less concerned about it than other things.
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6y ago
I for one want to give FB the benefit of the doubt here. I think perhaps their hearts are in the right place on this one, and I hope they can define a solid set of guidelines.
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6y ago
1. The same place it currently comes from, our tax dollars. 2. With more taxes. At the very least we could add an additional 500k/year into police training... thereby increase the value of our current officers by x amount and tack that
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6y ago
First of all: "The police have frankly earned every last scintillia of their hatred from their actions and lack of accountability." Is just ignorant. The VAST majority of police are wonderful people who have dedicated their lives
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6y ago
You think 54k/year is enough to risk your life every day? Would you do that? How about we start at 300k/year, and work our way up to 500k/year from there? This is the actual problem with society. We value our computer program
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Yes, thank you for spotting that mistake. In any case, police barley make enough money as is.. they could always just not become police, and then where would we be? I fact, if they were smart they wouldn't become police. It's a te
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Yes let's de-fund the police. I am sure that will have no impact on future police recruitment or their general sense of appreciation for that matter. Which I am sure will have zero impact on their willingness to put their lives on the
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This makes me wonder, are there are any other elements in the periodic table which seem to be missing their allotropes or was N the only one?
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6y ago
Some scientists were calling for these studies on YouTube but those videos were all banned sadly... I was lucky enough to catch one of them before they got banned though.
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