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alea_iacta_est
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alea_iacta_est
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From December 2020 to April 2021: 1644 deaths and 28,000 serious adverse events. On the credibility of the sources for the VAERS database: "We identified health service employees as the reporter in at least 67% of the reports, while ph
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Or is it democrats and their love for crime and violence in their cities? See how easy it is to say dumb things?
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5y ago
Claire Weekes: Hope and Help for Your Nerves Thank me later :)
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5y ago
Reality always catches up.
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5y ago
LDAPpl for the win!
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5y ago
> Thanks to declining American manufacturing (thanks China) Spoken like someone who doesn't work in manufacturing...
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5y ago
Yes, definitely, even if they're not perfect, they can give you some stomach ache, bloating, mouth sores, etc, but overall, I don't regret the trade.
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Don't be like me and end up addicted to the lozenges... Still using them after 5 years since I quit smoking.
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> Maybe one day we can find a formula! It'd be horribly depressing.
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It's probably time to stop recommending OOP completely at this point if you want to fix those issues.
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5y ago
And meteors, and murder hornets, and rip current, and sun flares, and cholesterol, and lightnings, tornados, straight-line wind, fast food, microwaves... and ... and ... "Every man dies. Not every man really lives" - William Walla
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Gotta keep the plebs scared or they may start asking questions...
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> The rhetoric you're spewing is uninformed and dangerous. The self righteous people like you are way more dangerous in my humble opinion...
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> I have no research to support this There's a religion built around that concept, it's called buddhism and it's been around for 2,500 years.
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5y ago
Nothing comparable to the propaganda empire that is CNN.
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6y ago
> Regret is such a useless, negative emotion. Later: > there is yet someway that I will make an impact in the years to come. It's the ego that makes us believe there is something special about ourselves and that should translate
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> legions of San Francisco software engineers making $550K/yr convinced that they know everything about <insert subject here> HN in a nutshell.
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> My childhood was mostly 'driven by impulsivity' That's the definition of being a child. Do you think that a child is driven by long term planning or wisdom?
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6y ago
We normalize our children behavior with pills while celebrating diversity in adults. Interesting times...
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> Noble Lie The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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I can try :) > how being put in jail for transgressions and being free are interrelated? Jail acts both as a deterrent, through fear of being punished, and it also incapacitates the offender to commit more crime to protect society. >
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Freedom is not up to society to give or take, it's a natural right that we had before society even existed unlike healthcare, education or security for example. So, since those are provided by society, society can take them away, but n
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> That pretty much explains everything, thank you for your time. ... > If you feel that such a disclaimer is necessary, it would be better to phrase the question differently in the first place. And waste even more time, no thanks.
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> That's one opinion, and it's far from universal even in your country Not american, so not my country even if I live in the US. > the fact that it seems to be shared by a portion of population this large is deeply mistifyi
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> Your society failed him on so many levels Society doesn't owe people anything besides freedom, which that guy had, and used it to commit a crime, and paid for it. > America - I won't ever understand you. I wouldn't wa
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Yes, like teaching a driver who can't understand complex situations, who is fearless and without conscience. Besides that it's the same.
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> With 7 kids ... IMO your comment is even more inspiring than the thread itself :)
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I sure hope you won't move where I live...
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I just read the first few chapters, what a great reference, thank you.
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> That depends - are you willing to admit that the education issue is a race issue? There is no uneducated white people who experience a massive income gap maybe?
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