Wohlf

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by Wohlf 9y ago
Apparently not, because 97% of the NIMBYs are winning.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
Studies like these that take place in the USA are labeled racist because they disproportionately include minorities.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
This is literally the reason we have a bicameral legislature. One represents the state, the other represents the local populations.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
It's far too small of a sample size for something as complex as human diet and exercise. You'd need a much larger sample size with people of varying types of diet and exercise regimes.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
The problem there of course is you end up with a defacto ruling class made up of the most motivated workers, which will often end up being just as undemocratic with fewer means of non-political (in the office politics sense) intervention. Y
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by Wohlf 9y ago
When you try to abolish class, you're really trying to make everyone middle class. No one wants to make everyone working class, and upper class can only exist if there's at least one lower class to subjugate.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
It sounds like something is really messing with your sleep, you may want to try fixing your sleep hygiene and forcing yourself to adapt. Before I was diagnosed with ADD I had serious sleep hygiene issues, now that I'm medicated and tak
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by Wohlf 9y ago
Even with Trump's immigration changes, our immigration standards are equally if not more liberal than India and much better than Chinese immigration. Citizens can't even move around China without government approval. Over 13% of t
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by Wohlf 9y ago
I often see this from writers trying to mimic much better ones. If they had the skill to pull off this writing style, you probably wouldn't be complaining.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
Every generation thinks they invented sex and drugs, and theirs was the last good generation.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
The laws vary hugely based on city/county/state/country and purpose of sale, but in my experience in the US you are almost always required to report income made from personal sales and pay income tax on it, and the person who
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by Wohlf 9y ago
Don't forget the UK and France are just as culpable if not more so with Libya.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
I think you are just overlooking a lot of data points to get proper context. We have been at war a few times with a nation and their colony that speak our own language, the UK and Canada; two nations that spoke a language fairly close to ou
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by Wohlf 9y ago
Thanks for this, I recently did the same and it's nice to have others work to compare to.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
Conventional and fire bombing were just as bad, they only took longer.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
There were even some acts of environmental terrorism at the time, so it was probably an idea ripped from the headlines.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
Law and Order certainly pulls a lot from real cases, but it's not that high of a percentage. I'm sure many are inspired by multiple cases mixed together but most murders are pretty boring by fiction standards.
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by Wohlf 9y ago
On #2, you could say the same thing about all black markets.
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by Wohlf 10y ago
You think this because you've bought in to media hyperbole. America and the UK are fine places to live, they may have some problems but they are fine. Our homeless are often better off than the lower classes of many countries and milli
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by Wohlf 10y ago
Microsoft is trying with Office 365 and their other SaaS/PaaS options. If I was building out the infrastructure for a bootstrapped business today there would have to be a good business reason for me to not go that route.
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by Wohlf 10y ago
I wonder if it's just impossible to find serious right-leaning journalists that aren't full right wing, since journalism is already heavily liberal, full of institutional bias, and few people are willing to work for peanuts.
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by Wohlf 10y ago
As well as cellphones being used to send orders to lackeys outside of prison.
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by Wohlf 11y ago
Except a high quality graphics card will last for years, and has lots of games that will benefit from it.
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by Wohlf 11y ago
It's not for authentication, it's for background checks. These fingerprints are used to check for criminal connections in the past and future.
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by Wohlf 12y ago
Not having the desired personality or attitude type I would imagine.
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by Wohlf 12y ago
I don't really get feeling bad about kicking the robot, must just be that it looks so much like an animal. Speaking from military experience I can say being able to kick it out of the way is extremely useful, it may be between me and t
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by Wohlf 12y ago
I don't understand why you wouldn't want to make the best of the situation and turn a profit with the beach.
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by Wohlf 13y ago
Wholeheartedly agree, something up-to-date to bridge the gap between the Django tutorial and Two Scoops would be fantastic!
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by Wohlf 13y ago
Thank you for providing this info, I'll be doing the same. I'm glad to see my district representative was in attendance.
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by Wohlf 13y ago
From my roots in a Michigan automotive city, the first thing this makes me think about is the massive amount of jobs this will eliminate if successful. We will need drastic changes in social policy to make up for it, and I have absolutely n

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