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by WrongAssumption 1y ago
Because the t-bill auction came in incredibly strong. Their conclusion analysis wuickly looked foolish and their embarrassed. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/all-eyes-turn-to-treasurys...
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Imperial units are British, and the United States doesn’t use the imperial system.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Yes you can. See Patagonian Toothfish -> Chilean Seabass.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Or you have just been sweeping preventable birth defects under the rug. The UK determined that had been happening and are going to start doing it. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c206d60xe7no
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Entirely irrelevant. They could have renamed it after buying it and chose not too.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
National security definitively covers civilian infrastructure. In fact military defense primary purpose is protecting civilian restructure.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
“National security, or national defence (national defense in American English), is the security and defence of a sovereign state, including its citizens, *economy*, and institutions, which is regarded as a duty of government.” https:/
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
You are the only one that is acting racist here.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Sorry, how does a different group being gullible present as evidence as another group not being gullible?
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Yeah, it is doing a lot of work, as it should be. It's a summary in marketing material, not a research report.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
"How Many Miles Does a Car Last? The Bureau of Transportation indicates that the average age across the board for vehicles still on the road is just over 11 years according to Autotrader, and the average may be approaching 12 years. St
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Agreed. On that note London is also big enough that percentages are the right measure. Here is 7% of London being knocked out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_London_blackout
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Cool. 100% of Italy lost power in 2003. That's over 50 million people.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
That's cool that you haven't been affected, but they happen frequently in Italy. https://www.thelocal.it/20230719/blackouts-hit-italian-citie...
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
I mean, here is pretty much 2% of Stockholm losing power a few days ago. Barely a blurb, and there wasn't even a good weather related reason for it. It was just an "accident" https://ground.news/article/p
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
I'm very confused on why you think that link supports your assertion.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
No one is going to make a loan for such high risk to get a 5% return.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
No one is doing that. Reality is employees want the upside without the downside risk.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
The why did a human blogger find the error so quickly? Why didn't his fact check determine that the claim was true? Does Gouda being responsible for 50-60% of all global cheese consumption even sound remotely believable?
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
He literally gave an explanation, which if you wanted more details about you could have enquired for him to expand. Instead you brought up the non-sequitur of fake pictures, and didn't engage him in the discussion. Just demanded source
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
In Chicago they close the parks at night. You can't close a park if people need to get to and from a building in the middle of it.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
How so?
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
You are not a citizen and you don't vote in U.S. elections. It is irrelevant what you think and the U.S. government is not beholden to what you want.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
The emergency call may not be coming from their phone.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Same in the US. What you cannot do is conduct a warrantless search and then use the evidence.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
That’s an expungement, which is not a power the president has. He can grant a pardon, which is forgiveness, but does not erase that a crime was committed.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Jury nullification isn’t granted existence. It’s not an express power, it’s just a natural consequence of the jury system. It’s not possible to make it not exist.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
“A pardon is an expression of the president's forgiveness and ordinarily is granted in recognition of the applicant's acceptance of responsibility for the crime and established good conduct for a significant period of time after c
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
No rewrite that from another perspective saying someone was a devout man rooted in Christian ideals. I just learned he was a choir boy. This is why we try not to sentence the way you are suggesting.
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by WrongAssumption 2y ago
Are you for real using today’s value of the Silk Road bitcoins to say he amassed $5 billion dollars. Sorry, that’s just dishonest. Those coins were worth less than 30 million at the time of his arrest. https://www.forbes.com&#x2F

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