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alfor
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What I mean is that corporation routinely operate on many different branding to segment the market, they might use the same parts or intentionally produce a lower quality product to not disrupt their higher margin, higher quality line. I se
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Capitalism improved the live of billions of people.
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That really make me distrust those companies. If you build something good, make it under your name and only your name. Branding/rebranding/renaming smell like marketing gimmick and mean you are focused more on marketing trick
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What I saw is fewer kids in almost all countries. The urbanisation push this even further as adult living in dense cities have even fewer kids. Yes, it will take some time, but the aging of population is already there. And old people consum
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But you need someone else to provide your ’basic human right’ Is housing expensive in popular cities or everywhere? What is preventing people (you?) from building cheap houses on cheap land? Is it regulation? We are headed for a massive pop
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Have you seen that infrared light is use to create melatonin in the mitochondria, sweeping up the free radicals? Personally, I cured my winter eczema with a bit of infrared light.
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I think that we need a bit of physical discomfort to push against. We have created an environment with the least amount of effort and variations and as a result the more prevalent diseases are the result of too much calories and not enough
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What is replacing PFOA? Is it something already present in what we eat or is it a ’new’ molecule that living organisms have never seen before?
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We are headed for a massive population collapse everywhere Countries get richer, people move to small apartments in cities, birth rate drop below replacement. Japan, China, Europe, Russia. The US are less bad, people want to go there and
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Where did you get the info about fluoride?
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The chemical smell from those things baking in the sun is horrific. Calling it a toxic disaster and concentrating it in a area of play is plain insane. In a few years we will find out why it made no sense and then they will have to tear the
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Why: the culture of haitiens that create a low trust environment. Character is fate, for individuals and nations.
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First thing, I know this is for when they are older, but delay access to tv and computer as much as possible. When baby are young they look at facial interaction to build their sense of belonging, putting them on tv disrupt their normal dev
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How many report have you see to discredit the same idea. My guess is that it’s probably 10 to 1. How many false accusation have you seen against Trump? It was a constant barrage of attack. Even humorists where no longer funny by hitting Tru
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Vilification of most people on the right or just against the extreme of the left. I saw this with the way they treated Dr Peterson, they attacked him and tried to discredit him before trying to understand. I think it is mostly a question of
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The mass media is very left leaning and getting worse. They used to control the narrative, not so much anymore. They are in a spiral of death: lower revenu, more clickbait titles, less trust, more clickbait until there is nothing left of su
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Elon is pretty straightforward. The deal is obviously not worth it if a sizable chunk of user are fake. His first action would be to get rid of fake account and doing so decrease the value of Twitter for him and everyone that join him. It’s
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Mine just installed planet zoo (20$ on steam) and she is having a blast. I am not for video games in general, but I am surprise at the amount of planning, learning involved in this. We also bought a used cricut and she made some cute stuff
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Ok, so if they get killed then it’s fine, you don’t care? But if they want an abortion and can’t get one it’s a problem? I don’t follow your train of thought
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It’s just a way to show that a fetus is still something. With pure materialist mindset we would say that it’s progressively closer to being a human as we get close to birth. I find it strange that we get from zero value before birth to full
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It’s a tiny part of abortions. Mostly abortion is contraception after the fact, I think this part is morally wrong, a bit like killing a baby.
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But you care about laws against abortions?
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She is in the the 1% of case that make sense. The laws are based on a moral code that protect the most vulnerable.
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Frow what I saw rape and serious medical condition account for close to 1% together. You are left with the 99%: mostly a lazy and horrible way to do contraception. Ok: abortion legal for that 1%, I would go with that no problem.
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You are right, I thought it was some kind of stoicism. I would say it’s a part of it, in the process of becoming a complete human. We could say that abortion is a fractional murder
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I am not 100% anti abortion, but I think it’s a bad thing. The law said that at one day after birth if you kill a baby it’s murder but one day before it’s fine, do as you please it’s ’her choice’. I think we are too far gone in that directi
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How about people learn the consequences of sex instead of killing fetus? I would adopt a baby if it would save his life.
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So you think it’s ok, we shouldn’t have laws against that. It’s her choice. To be fair it was the case in primitive societies, they could dispose of the kids or the elderly at any time. I think a prefer a society where we protect the vulner
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Yes it does, it’s a terrible thing to do. We close our eyes, we don’t see it’s there, we pretend it doesn’t matter, we call it clump of cells, we call advocates ’pro choice’. Let’s face it, it’s the killing of a human, that have no voice, n
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It is awesome for me (diving back into Django after a long pause) It seem to understand the common boilerplates things in Django that always annoyed me and type them for me. It understand the structure and adapt them to my code: imports, co
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