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by alan-hn 3y ago
Your statement implies that whether or not someone wants a job is a large deciding factor in the scale of pay, my point is that it is not. I was being explicit where I was telling you that I am in fact questioning your line of logic because
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by alan-hn 3y ago
Since I have to be explicit, I'm questioning the line of thinking that I'm responding to with my initial post in this thread. Perhaps you should go back and reread it.
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Is it me committing the fallacy or am I responding to the fallacy?
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Does that mean everyone wants to be a waiter and nobody wants to be a CEO?
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Right, that's what I was saying. Which is why I was wondering about the claim that I'm replying to saying that a calculator itself has a specific number of significant digits independent of the input numbers
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How can a calculator have an innate number of sigfigs? Significant figures depend on on the number of digits of an input number
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Addiction is uncontrolled and damaging repetition of the behavior after initiation not the initial initiation itself
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Bacteria need to compete for resources, usually when a new bacterial strain is introduced to an environment where there's already a ton of different bacteria, the ones that are already there have adapted to live in balance with the nut
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More like the lumpy part where the threads come together that the pompom is hiding
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Physical objects being physical things that you can touch is the feedback. Mass, inertia, and friction
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Rights are being violated simply by the government accessing the information
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Do you have sources for these accusations?
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Why not just recommend nextcloud. You can host it yourself and it backs up and syncs your photos, calendar, contacts, and other files automatically And you get to own your data instead of relying on Apple
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I would ask for the evidence you have for such a claim
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Your claim that Israel does not use an apartheid system of control and discrimination is false https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2022/02/israels-...
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Probably more, considering they're likely similar mass but migrate more than cows do who are usually relatively confined
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People are really good at being wrong about things, especially as evidenced by how many people do run over theirs and other peoples kids
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The estrogenic substances are not present in physiological relevant concentrations, its not anything to worry about
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https://www.theguardian.com/global/2018/oct/04/ontario-six-n...
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They could have drank it for free or for minimal tax investment but now they have to give money to Nestle to do so while also polluting the planet with plastic bottles
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At least farming feeds people rather than taking water from communities purely for profit
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Science is a process of making discoveries not a group of discoveries
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>Does the US not have any kind of auto regulations governing visibility at all? Apparently not, considering the topic of TFA
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If there wasn't an SUV in front of you this wouldn't be an issue
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The streets are dangerous precisely because people are in an arms race to have the biggest more "protective" vehicle. Instead regulations would scale that back resulting in safer streets
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I'm sure you could achieve safety targets with a vehicle that was safe for those outside of it as well, perhaps safety for your children crossing the road should be attractive to consumers?
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It can be difficult to manage when you can't see them over your hood
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One could say that navigating a large vehicle through streets populated by humans should be considered a high precision affair, or is the difference expensive equipment vs human lives?
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The risk comes from taking the 2b agonist regularly, that's why it causes fibrosis. Not only is taking the larger dose safer as long as there are no preexisting cardiovascular issues but microdosing has been shown to be no better than
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You think police are to blame for the situation(s) down south? One of the reasons for such anarchy in mexico is because there is such a profitable black market for drugs in the US. Our drug policy at home and abroad is one of the biggest re

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