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by base698 5y ago
My kid was just vaccinated for it.
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Beef is up too.
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Everyone quoted this in regards to theocracies. It's clearly a way more abstract principle. > Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under
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Chaos and order is another scale for left and right.
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Google Drops Vax Mandate(theverge.com)
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> or the rising Opioid epidemic For me it was the dead family members before it was reported. Victims have victim shit to do. They aren't watching the news for updates.
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Yes, and sometimes even listing can take days. I worked somewhere that a person decided using Twitter Firehose was a good idea for S3. Keyed by tweet per file. Ended up figuring out a way to get them in batches and condense. Ended up cost
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Because of the sheer numbers the amount of vaccinated still are the majority in the hospital. You rate of going to the hospitalization is lower, but the raw numbers show more people in the hospital that are vaccinated. The people are are u
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The internet variety of Anarcho libertarian is quite anticop. Frequently see things like, "a cop will enforce any law up to and including the execution of children".
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Doctors were parroting the line and prescribing the drug anyway. Despite their perception as experts apparently a lot of them never bothered to cross check the alleged study with their common sense and previous training.
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Curious about your thoughts regarding misinformation like, "only 1% of patients get addicted". In a single year that line killed more people under thirty than under thirty unvaccinated to covid will ever die. And it was propagate
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My favorite story about scientific consensus is the Wright Brothers. They didn't get credit for heavier than air flight from the Smithsonian until the 1920s. Also, NYT said the same week the Wright brothers flew that heavier than air
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There was a place in San Francisco called Darwin Cafe that had the best kale salad ever. It used a lot (though not 1:1) prosciutto fried in garlic oil and tossed with lemon and balsamic with almost equal parts parmasen. The recipe called
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In my experience northern California is fruitier. Paso is jammier, though I've not had that many. Santa Barbara area is starting to do some cabs just to north (Happy Canyon) in the hot area. They have less fruity wine the colder you
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> For Pinot Noir, there are a couple spots like the Russian River Valley that do a good job, but Oregon has a stronger claim. What about the Pinots from "Sideways" in Santa Ynez area? Paul Lato, Sea Smoke (maybe played out) to
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The Paso airport, which is untowered, routinely has Citation jets in the pattern making traffic calls. Seems it's definitely been luxury for a bit. I'm more familiar with Santa Ynez and the Pinots from Sideways. The only Paso wi
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I always fall back on hobbies for friends. Certain times in my life I've gotten the idea I should make friends the normal way. This led to forced meetups and social gatherings I had no real interest in. Obviously that wouldn't w
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And the tooling is better. I always found it hard to find working examples with bison.
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And $10 trillion dollars.
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My cats also drink out of the toilets.
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You're in a metal shell in the plane. Even the small trees can impale you under a parachute.
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Skydiver and pilot here. A skydiving rig can't be used for paragliding. Also a skydiving rig is incredibly uncomfortable worn as pilot of the plane. Pilots use emergency parachutes that are smaller and designed to be used sitting i
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This is a good one: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/blm-terrorist-rosenberg/
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Often said as, you can have 10 years of experience or 10 one year experiences.
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It more mirrors the "FOQNEs" or "Franchise-Organized Quasi-National Entities" from Snow Crash. Sovereign individuals that hold massive bitcoin stores can transact to anyone because they can afford the fees. Normies tha
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2010: > While this view of Bitcoin might sound like it is a betrayal of Bitcoin's original vision of fully peer‐to‐peer cash, it is not a new vision. Hal Finney, the recipient of the first Bitcoin transaction from Nakamoto, wrote th
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Shaq money or $200k a year scruffy nerfherder money?
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Do you not eat out? Most restaurants of all caliber use that garbage. I know I'm still consuming it when I eat in a restaurant. Best you can currently do is just not buy it for home use.
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It's related to the Lindy effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
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Or maybe spraying roundup on everything and suing small family farms for not using your GMO seed makes them the James Bond villain. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2013/feb/12/monsanto...

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