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by asow92 4y ago
I would use descriptors such as savory, crispy, etc.
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As soon as someone says X tastes like Y I get a little suspicious. Can't we just come up with a new notion of X unto itself so we all don't have to pretend that X tastes like Y?
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by asow92 4y ago
I'd like to point out that blue states like NY are making it harder and harder for rural families to support themselves by hunting (legally) through firearm restriction laws that make sense downstate, but no sense upstate.
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by asow92 4y ago
Sources? Otherwise it’s just speculation, which I’ve heard isn't generally worth considering. FWIW, I work on a national news media app and advertising CPMs are down considerably year over year thanks to Apple's ATT update, so adv
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Maybe crime is at historic lows because it's not being reported because people there think it's hopeless to report it. Maybe they've lost faith in their system. Maybe crime rates are higher in right leaning areas because it&
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And yet, https://web.archive.org/web/20221018210946/https://www.sfchr...
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When you work at coworking spaces, do you prefer a private desk or flex desk / lounge out in the open?
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Do you think that coworking spaces could be a potential way to merge the WFH ethos with our inherent need to socialize?
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Yeah, and the Democratic party is funding their campaigns https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/interactive/2022/dem... It's almost as if they prefer their opponents to be extreme.
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Not necessarily on the economy, but here's one that goes over crime, which one could argue is linked with the economy. https://economics.nd.edu/assets/153486/carr_jillian_jmp.pdf . Results indicate that vouche
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by asow92 4y ago
The latter; I think it’s folly to deny that social, political, economical, intellectual “caste” systems or hierarchies form naturally on their own, and that they can somehow be abolished through government policy. The beauty of America is
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Safer for people who prefer less violent crime and criminal mischief.
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While I don’t think UBI will work, I like some of the other things he’s advocating for in the forward party like open primaries and ranked choice voting. Those may disincentivize extremism on both ends of the spectrum.
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As it’s their prerogative to see us as “the pots(?)”.
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And I assure you there's in fact more poverty in right-leaning areas. Yet they are cleaner, safer, and overall more beautiful places to live.
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It's not a silly question. If they can't win on their merits then they deserve to loose. That's what democracy is. Also, notice how I said political parties and not an urban coalition: these are not the same, and their needs
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by asow92 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKRuhiMDOjo
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I as well used to be more progressive, but it's gone too far. The center-left of 20 years ago feels center today.
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Why do they congregate in cities and not rural areas? /s Wouldn't it make more sense for them to ramshackle up together in bobbies place down the road? I hear he's got the good meth.
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https://youtu.be/3_3cwjoQedQ
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It might get a little messy with the bumps around, but it could work in theory if cleaned regularly.
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If they're rent is subsidized by the state and they do not work is their contribution a net positive? Many of these people that I've met don't want a W2 or 1099 in fear of loosing their entitlements. The only folks who win th
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by asow92 4y ago
While I don't think Yang has a shot, I really appreciate his attempt to find a new, level-headed middle. Finding middle ground is our best hope. I think there are ideas from both sides that could help both city and rural constituents,
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But, I'd also like to point out that much of the southern tier and western NY is a lot like Appalachia economically. We have much higher poverty rates compared to the rest of the state. The town in which I live is double the state ave
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Nowhere is without inequality. Hierarchies form naturally and cannot be abolished regardless of the system in which they form.
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As it is our prerogative to protest it either way.
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If rural areas are given disproportionate political power, why can't political parties that feel this disadvantage do better in those areas? Why change the rules of the game instead of winning it?
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Not disagreeing with that, and both city and rural have their problems.
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At the end of the day we have more people coming into our community of who don't feel inclined to contribute to it. The pedantic semantics of the difference is immaterial to my peers and neighbors.
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I totally agree with you and don't want to discount the plight of the south.

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