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by ararar 10y ago
The people with black money will never again use the rupee as a storage medium. They will convert it into gold or US dollars or euros or <insert fungible thing>. It might lead to a "dollarization" of the black economy. It se
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by ararar 10y ago
Bound in human skin, not flesh.
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by ararar 10y ago
Maybe it's nitpicking but the shibboleth was used to differentiate between members of different tribes of the same people involved in what amounted to a civil war. It is useless for distinguishing between speakers of different language
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by ararar 10y ago
Brilliant move. If China can get the US to oppose the greenhouse gas limits it also wants eliminated ... Presupposes a knee-jerk reaction from the administration. Hmmm.
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by ararar 10y ago
None, secession is illegal.
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by ararar 10y ago
Very true. However, flat, forested islands can reflect a greenish color onto whatever clouds might be above them.
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by ararar 10y ago
Or the movie "The Final Cut" with Robin Williams.
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by ararar 10y ago
Accent? The text is being read in English!
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by ararar 11y ago
[facepalm] translation: our sound goes to 11!
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by ararar 11y ago
Suppose that the paper is correct. We could even go farther than it does by assuming twice as much time before warming becomes 'dangerous' and that it is (or becomes) sufficiently a commonly held knowledge or belief. Is it dangero
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by ararar 11y ago
The star that supposedly disrupted the cloud would have to be in the neighborhood but it isn't according to current data. But it might be in which case it would be very dim. That's why more data is needed.
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by ararar 12y ago
"inobjective"? The word you want is 'subjective'.
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by ararar 12y ago
There is no reason two or more observers can't share a synchronized clock so long as it is outside their respective frames of reference. Example, a far away, mutually observable pulsar.