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anoncake
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All that are about individual cases. "Someone vaccinated got infected" is cherry-picked. So is "someone did not get infected despite $circumstances". This story is about 30 people. Put another way: If Covid was as dead
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You said "like the flu". That means every year.
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At least in Germany, cards also work offline if necessary.
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I, too, like selectively quoting claims while omitting the arguments behind them so I can dismiss them more easily.
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> general
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This is an exception. Most stories are more cherry-picked.
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So there are plenty of people who can "prove" they are qualified, but few who actually are?
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Talking to a machine is not an opportunity to be polite because you cannot actually be polite to a machine. The point of being polite is to be respectful of other's feelings. Machines have none. The only thing you can do is mimic polit
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The wording shouldn't sound intentional but the driver usually is to blame.
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You can have state-enforced copyleft without general copyright.
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No, it isn't. By teaching children to treat machines like people, you teach them they are like people.
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It's still pointless for the part that prefers examples: It may entertain them, but the "knowledge" they gain is worthless.
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Yes, it shares an unrelated property with the flu. "At some time" is not like "every year".
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No, they never did. Influenza is a family of viruses that mutates extraordinarily fast. Last year's flu vaccine isn't useless because your immune system already forgot how to make the antibodies, but because there are new flu viru
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5y ago
If the effect is linked to the acidity of the juice, I think you need something alkaline.
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> I am an Atheist. I don't want that my money goes to people who want that their religious worldview takes over. That is not the same thing as being religious.
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5y ago
That's a rumour.
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0.8*1.2 = 0.96, so that's a net 4% decrease in deaths :)
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> If an immigrant in Germany would raise the German flag on 3rd of October (the German equivalent to 7/4), that would usually result in raised eyebrows. > This does not imply that the Germans are racist here, just that the uncons
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If the country in question is a nation state, that's basically the case.
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The defining characteristic of a country is being a souvereign state (if you consider the UK "[constituent] country" a homonym).
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5y ago
Saying a country is not a nation because most of its population chose it is backwards IMO.
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5y ago
Having severe Covid and being in mortal danger (or thinking you are) could make one somewhat anxious.
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Not necessarily, poor people are actually known to be surprisingly generous.
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No, that just increases people's desire for material goods even more. There is no fixed level of material wealth people expect.
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I've used that remote control from the Linux app.
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4chan asks the WM to censor it, but the WM actually does it.
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Paying signals that you have disposable income, making advertising to you more profitable.
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The child does not get a reward. That's the whole point.
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5y ago
While I wouldn't consider what you do violence, doesn't something like putting your hand on his shoulder work?
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