bananabreakfast

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by bananabreakfast 1y ago
Couldn't agree more. We need to put the "social" back into social media.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
"Opening an investigation" means nothing before a conclusion is reached. The accusations could be valid or totally baseless, investigations are opened regardless and specifically to find out validity.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Please specify some of these important things that you clearly feel would be okay having stolen from you personally. Or did you mean it's okay to steal as long it's from other people?
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
This is very outdated. "Nuclear fuel reprocessing is performed routinely in Europe, Russia and Japan" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_reprocessing
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
yes, nuclear reprocessing is actually a fairly old technology and it closes the nuclear fuel cycle, leaving only short lived byproducts. It is currently illegal in America because reprocessing spent nuclear fuel produces weapons grade pluto
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
If by covid you mean general national health concerns including polio, smallpox, measles, rubella, salmonella, E. coli, cholera and ebola, then yes. That's exactly the argument behind regulation to keep us from getting sick.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
I can't believe you seriously just suggested Google is going to abandon Chrome. Next up, Microsoft is going to abandon Word. Also, Facebook is going to abandon Facebook. This is why no one takes these conversations seriously. All vitri
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
A model 3 MSRP is $45k. A used one can be found for even less than that. Check your local car prices, b/c that is not really that expensive and certainly nowhere close to "rich" territory. A fully loaded F-150 is $78k. I woul
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Their cell phones didn't use cell phone technology? What on earth are you talking about?
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Ha, I mean, that's not weird at all. Texans say that all the time. Six flags theme parks are quite literally named after the six different flags that have flown over Texas as a nod to it being an independent entity regardless of which
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
No one treats it that way. A reasonable person should understand it not as requesting to make subjective personal judgments but rather as what it clearly was meant as: "Don't be Microsoft"
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Swift was, and that's on GitHub :)
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
What market though? There is no search market. It is a service given away for free. There is no such thing as a monopoly on something that does not cost anything.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
That sounds extremely accurate, and not for the extremes either. Newt Gingrich & Rush Limbaugh began the mantra of refusing to compromise on any position. They are anything but extreme and are really more the torch bearers. Rush was eve
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
You have your terms backwards. Fusion is what they are doing here. Fission we have already figured out and have been generating power from for decades. Fusion does not have the runaway reaction safety issues that fission has. Also, what you
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
That's silly, you don't. An oculus is not a monitor, it's an entire game console that includes a screen. Are you this incredulous about having to log in to an iPad or a Switch?
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
That's not true at all. Dividends are taxed as regular income, unless they're qualified dividends then they have their own rate.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
I think you're still describing a cultural cause here. Responding to perceived aggression with your own aggression is not a given. It's a culturally decided response, not an instinctive one. A good christian is supposed to respond
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
look at japan. Salarymen get shitfaced on the regular, but you don't hear about drunken street fights in Tokyo do you?
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
So, you might be making good points, but honestly you come off sounding just cynical, vindictive and shitty.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Hard disagree. A senior leadership team without a key decision maker is fundamentally lost and seeks only self preservation through short term goals. Here's another example: every government on Earth. All have a single key decision mak
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
This is not a loophole. Collateralizing a loan against assets does not produce income. It produces cash and an even larger liability. That loan still has to be paid off with separate, regularly taxed, income. Also this is a strategy used
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Then you have very different priorities than an airplane owner. You pay for plenty of things that are extremely expensive, you just choose different things.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Wrong airplane. Jets use JET-A (no lead) not AVGAS
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Wait, are you trying to say it's not wrong? It was specifically paid for and used to cast widespread doubt on smoking leading to lung cancer. It tried to convince people that "the science isn't settled" when the eviden
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
No. Here, eat this rock. That's be $500. Look at that, another treatment option. Critical thinking is important in medicine. You can't just trust any yahoo with medical advice.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Dude. Hundreds of thousands of Americans have died from this. What are you talking about? Do you think these people just didn't exist?
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
Except, none of those are crimes. Immoral maybe, but not doing these things means you will have your success taken away by someone who does.
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
burning coal kills people and does a whole lot of damage just by running normally. it doesn't have to explode
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by bananabreakfast 5y ago
and who has actually been directly affected by this? I think it's your definition of harm that is too loose and overly inclusive. Your average oil spill does 100x more damage to the ecosystem and economy than fukushima

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