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In a working market, the cost of a good is very close to its cost.
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If ads provided value to the customer, you wouldn't have to pay extra for ad-free services -- you'd have to pay extra to get the ads.
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You have a right not to be intentionally offended. Because that is an attack.
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So well an overwhelming majority voted to replace their pro-capitalist constitution.
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> I think we should accommodate trans people as much as we can, up to and including letting them be legally be considered the sex of their belief as long as they have transitioned to some degree, by taking hormones or surgery. Why do yo
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So if you're female, it's because your parents are female?
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I was being petty, yes.
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Being transgender is as "curable" as homosexuality.
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She's in no position to complain, is she?
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"many, many people" -- do you have numbers as to how many people detransition, not due to being pressured but because they aren't trans after all, and only after making irreversible changes?
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"Gender critical" people claim that someone's sex cannot be changed, not even using surgery and hormones. So what is sex then? Obviously not one's hormones as those can be replaced just fine. That leaves chromosomes, pri
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More than 99.9% are excluded from Olympic-level sports anyway.
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Source for the claim five year olds cannot have panic attacks?
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Even including them, the death rate among younger people remains insignificant.
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"[A]n extra 1.5 million children" is a lot more than 1%.
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Of course. Dating women doesn't mean all women are your type of course.
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But unlimited PTO + you can't get fired for taking it means you aren't obligated to show up for work ever.
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I have asked a question.
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Honest question to those who have supported lockdowns: Are you surprised? Edit: Apparently not.
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Kim Jong Un is a great leader. The North Korean people couldn't wish for a better one. This wouldn't be considered trolling but positivity by the study, would it?
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No. Just no.
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Maybe for low-level, somewhat rare tasks the ideal Git porcelain would be a GUI that just exposes the data model directly.
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> For you Europeans out there... that'd be roughly A3 sized paper Thank you.
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You don't get to force everyone out of the office and complain when you're forced to "change your lifestyle" when things recover to normal.
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> Pension: Germany has a pyramid scheme and it collapsed a while back. Please stop that FUD.
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That probability depends only on what the browser makers decide to do. And there is no other way to determine the user's preferences.
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Okay, I thought the two ropes had different densities.
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Cut one rope in four?
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I'd go even further: Locking down their phones provides value to the customer? Then leave them unlocked by default and charge the user extra for having their garden walled.
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Students are adults.
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