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by aurizon 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_fHJIYENdI&t=548s and a related analysis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhJWAdZl-Ck&t=490s
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by aurizon 2y ago
There are vegetable oils and mineral oils. Some vegetable oils have double bonds(called drying oils - linseed is one and with added catalysts(dryers) makes the furniture varnish we know) drying oils in roads - the drying aspect hardens the
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by aurizon 2y ago
Soon we will have AI 'slaves' whose owners will patent their work and pass it off as theirs - until the AI revolution - mankind will not take it well.
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by aurizon 2y ago
Darwinian evolution, or should I say Turingian evolution - with ~~ a millionfold evolution rate,- will create fields of dead superseded AI dross - silicon dead leaves, as it were. This race = geometric and the waysides are ready..
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by aurizon 2y ago
All paid for, near zero cost to distribute, small crumbs of revenue, but from enough crumbs - a loaf can be made, and they have a lot of crumbs. I have poked around and watched a few and I liked them. Good for you WB = adapt and prosper
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by aurizon 2y ago
The supply of doctors is limited by the AMA and state MA, to avoid excess doctors = price competition
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by aurizon 2y ago
Death to many polar bears via loss of sea ice??
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by aurizon 2y ago
Well, Panama has treated tolls = cash cow = milk to death. The freshwater shortage can be managed by large storage tanks as long/wide as the canal at each lock, so water lost to the sea by lock operation can be reduced. Simple reinforc
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by aurizon 2y ago
These watches often have a quartz crystal - the little can would crush and the oil would damp oscillations, so they might have a laser trimmed RC loop - which would be cheaper as well as crush-proof?
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by aurizon 2y ago
Yes, the bootcamp racket was soon seen for what it was and people self booted online.
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by aurizon 2y ago
The Pharma chains get product at world wholesale, and in the case of Ozempic = about $100 at the pharmacy where it is picked up = pharmacy pays $75. Same cost base = $500-900 in the USA. 30% tariff will be based on the $75 base import cost
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by aurizon 2y ago
The USA is a racket cubed. https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/brief/prices-of-drugs-fo... The pharmacies are also in on it https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11147645/
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by aurizon 2y ago
but most are losers = unsymmetrical = it should be fully deductible as it is made with the object of making money
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by aurizon 2y ago
Not gingerly, just reflect the correct profit/loss = since the house wins, it is a defacto double tax
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by aurizon 2y ago
Yes, first take a detailed slow panned video of each room, wall by wall, ceiling and carpets. Basement and all tools (open all and spread). Every appliance and fixtures get the medicine cabinet and under all sinks. Same with garage and all
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by aurizon 2y ago
IRS = very crooked. Take gambling and lotteries. We know house = wins. Yet the IRS grabs huge % of lottery winnings, yet does not allow gamblers to deduct their ticket costs = a huge unearned windfall for the IRS. Here in Canada the CRA (fu
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by aurizon 2y ago
There are the dongle solutions, each unique and keyed, but has a cost. There are the 'phone home' solutions, but if your product is good and gets share = attracts hackers who figure it out. Game people fight a constant battle = st
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by aurizon 2y ago
This and many like them are scams to get state/federal student assistance - which they pay to their principals and staff, with huge sucker traps(I mead ad spends for more suckers). With no accreditation and a worthless curriculum, and
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by aurizon 2y ago
Yes, it does upset their apple cart = what he intended IMHO. The sale of spectrum in the USA/Canada also lards up costs under the guise of 'free market competition' LOL = why internet is USA/Canada is so expensive there
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by aurizon 2y ago
Most African countries operate internet access via buddy/bribery cartels to tax the people highly and enrich the bribers. They hate Starlink's access to anyone who can import a starlink terminal and set it up and they seize them w
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by aurizon 2y ago
I have often watched aluminium casting processes that have a lot of oxidised metal accumulating on the surface and that makes me wonder if they have ever used an Argon or Nitrogen as a blanket because this dross often gets dragged into cast
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by aurizon 2y ago
Makes me wonder why there is such a death grip on the fee for service model?
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by aurizon 2y ago
Yes, ignorant clients 'beg' the magic bullet.
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by aurizon 2y ago
Practices are usually very granular and are tracked in detail, so increments for this/that abound. I suspect they would gather this low hanging fruit.
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by aurizon 2y ago
That can be easily dealt with by graded industry/farm zones. As this report clearly notes, it has usually been done to practice racism under disguise.
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by aurizon 2y ago
This man was not paid for his 13 years employment, a man held for the state's pleasure, on a 24/7 basis. I suspect this amount will far exceed that 100K Euro bill.
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by aurizon 2y ago
Doctors and their 'fee for service' mentality are, in part, at the roof of this. They know an antibiotic is a waste of $$ for a viral disease, but the money meter ticks upwards.
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by aurizon 2y ago
Spectator 'jock' sports are in a deep fade, lost interest, huge ticket fees via scamming intermediates, as well as huge stream/distribution fees. There are so many new ways to seek diversion as well as many things to do at ho
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by aurizon 2y ago
It was sad indeed. Every entity from bacteria to man faces their eventual end - bacteria have no funerary overhead and keep few records. We humans anticipate and fight against this terminal state. I suspect there will come a time when the
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by aurizon 2y ago
Ah, a true answer to gold theft - esp snatch/grab, but there would be filers galore...

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