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901.
by ars 3y ago
Isn't this basically how an HMO works? I've heard those have lower costs and patients seem to like them. What's different with United?
902.
by ars 3y ago
It tastes like a mix of an apple and a banana.
903.
by ars 3y ago
> Iran is in a similar situation and we had started down this path Liberals believe this very much, and I sincerely wish it were true. But it's really not. Iran was simply taking advantage of what they could get, there was zero chan
904.
by ars 3y ago
> Unless you can explain further how the right of return is somehow a political party, or a "stigma" that people are trying to "disentangle" themselves from? I guess I assumed you had some basic knowledge of the situa
905.
by ars 3y ago
It's pretty simple: The UNRWA should refuse to provide services that the local government is obligated to provide. For example in Gaza the UNRWA has the role of government, instead of Hamas. If UNRWA refused, then Hamas would have had
906.
by ars 3y ago
The so called, and very badly named, "Right of return" is what you want to look up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_right_of_return UNRWA registration puts people into that status.
907.
by ars 3y ago
That's not true though, the UNRWA is the organization that holds the list of people that Palestinians demand to be allowed into Israel. Despite that those people have little connection to Israel, they were not born there, and have neve
908.
by ars 3y ago
I replied to you in a different part of the thread. What you are missing in that conclusion is that the UNRWA has no mandate to even try to get their members full citizenship in Lebanon. It's easy to blame Lebanon, and you should, bu
909.
by ars 3y ago
"UNRWA re-opened its new inscription process in 1992. Palestine refugees who were not registered in the early fifties can now apply for registration, provided that they approach any UNRWA registration office in person and are able to p
910.
by ars 3y ago
That's a creative way of explaining things, but if you were correct the unrwa would have long since disbanded and all the refugees handed over to the unhcr for integration into their country of birth. That this has not happened is the
911.
by ars 3y ago
The unrwa is an example of this. An agency created to help Palestinians ends up perpetuating the conflict by generating ever increasing numbers of refugees who can't work in their country of birth (Lebanon, Syria, etc) because they are
912.
by ars 3y ago
There is zero PFAS in cookware. It used in the manufacturing, but none is left in the final product. And note that Teflon itself is not actually a PFAS, but if you google the subject many authors pretend that it is. Food packaging on the ot
913.
by ars 3y ago
> or bad temperature control. In that case you should prefer teflon. Oil with bad temperature control is far more harmful, because oil produces toxic gasses at a much lower temperature vs teflon. You have much greater leeway with teflon
914.
by ars 3y ago
You would see the end of the universe. Due to the extreme time dilation you would see nothing interesting in the black hole itself (things in front of you would appear frozen in time and unmoving), but the universe outside would experience
915.
by ars 3y ago
> what would happen if charge wasn't always conserved Then conservation of energy would not be a thing, I suspect it would actually destroy all conservation laws, and the universe could not exist. > what would the universe look
916.
by ars 3y ago
You misread the article, it was not saying there are dark protons. It was using proton decay as an analogy. But to answer your question anyway, if a proton did decay then yes, it would be to a positron plus something else.
917.
by ars 3y ago
If you travel internationally you need both Visa and Mastercard, I agree. Personally I feel everyone should have 3 cards, a Visa a Mastercard, and one other (any network). And make sure they are from at least two different banks, just in ca
918.
by ars 3y ago
In the US Discover is accepted in 99% of places: https://www.discover.com/credit-cards/card-smarts/discover-c... So your worry is overblown unless you travel internationally frequently.
919.
by ars 3y ago
There an ongoing desire to know if the different between men and women in the sciences is due to innate differences, or due to society causing a difference. Research on this topic is rare, so when some is available people are very intereste
920.
by ars 3y ago
If you want to overcorrect for a particular person who was discriminated against, that's one thing. But to overcorrect with people who did not themselves experience any discrimination, they are just in the same socially-popular categ
921.
by ars 3y ago
I guess you are used to zillions of tiny stores near all the houses? People in the US don't like that, they like central large stores in one area, and then residences without any business nearby. You are wrong though, it's actuall
922.
by ars 3y ago
Why does that matter? Water contributes like 1% of your mineral intake. Removing it just doesn't matter.
923.
by ars 3y ago
You compared a commercial zone to a residential zone. What did you expect? I mean drive around a little in the place you picked - do you see any houses? Now move your map a couple miles in any direction and you'll see forests with walk
924.
by ars 3y ago
People keep saying this, and it's just not true. Sure, there are stories in the press, but the actual lived reality of kids in the US is not that. You can easily tell I'm right simply because it's in the News: The News doesn&
925.
by ars 3y ago
One way is the moment you give it the credit card it adjusts prices and tells you "You saved $$$", and shows the new total "Approve/Deny". > When the terminal is ready to read your credit card, it has a total &#x
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by ars 3y ago
It's not just the US though, this is the case everywhere in the world! > If we built 10 residential towers within a 7 minute walk of a rapid transit station, and run trains every 3 minutes at peak times, you bet your bottom dollar t
927.
by ars 3y ago
So it's great if you live in Manhattan and never leave it. It will be worse for you in all other cases. But since I assume people in Manhattan also travel I suspect it will be a net negative for everyone.
928.
by ars 3y ago
I knew someone would say that. But take a look at a map - how do you get to Brooklyn from New Jersey without going through Manhattan? That's the difference. Those other cities have vastly different geographies. The congestion is about
929.
by ars 3y ago
You can link the loyalty to the credit card number. You can have more that one loyalty linked to it and just ask the user which one to apply it to. HomeDepot and the USPS both will send me an email receipt and they remember my address when
930.
by ars 3y ago
You are vastly overinflating the negative parts of the a car, and undercounting the positive. There are figures for the negative externalities of cars, they are not hard to find. They don't even come close to the economic activity made

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