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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
The problem shes going to have even if she hits a grand slam on execution is that most sides are generally broke. Thats bad for business.
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Yea, no. If there are indeed better candidates why not compare the results of those candidates in field? Backing a hope versus a working solution with all your chips means that even if these end up being better the decision was still deeply
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
This is a gross oversimplification. Hamas has used aid drops as attack points and military refueling opportunities. The idea that this conflict has a good guy bad guy and is simple has done more disservice to an outcome than almost anythi
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
What? Outside of like maybe WW2 Germany, no serious country does official press run where they say "The only good x is a dead x". Especially so about private citizens of the enemy country. It constantly feels like Palestine is n
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
This statement and the most of the ones above are the same canned response. My numerous reports are more numerous than your numerous reports and some version of the solution is stop being evil. Its disappointing, given even with a direct as
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Im not following this comment. Please say it again.
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Boiling it down to a catch phrase does it no justice. The war is being fought in a urban area, with an armed forced who refuses ceasefire and has repeatedly said it wont rest until all isrealis are dead. Again, my comment is, if you want
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
This is not true, even in their acceptance of THEIR land, they will not acknowledge or turn over their territorial claim to the rest of the land.
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
This, but further more, there are 100s of comments about "the genocide" here, but almost none about what Israel should do. They have a neighbor who just committed a huge act of terror and whos standing installed political party ca
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Please explain to me what you mean. From my perspective, they handed over control of the region and have had countless opportunities since the handoff to occupy the land permanently had they so chosen. Couldn't it just as easily be ar
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Get ready for health/weight based credit scores, Its probably a genuinely good idea.
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
The security secretary and attorneys general going after a private citizen by name is gross
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Proof is an absolute word
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Youre just picking a random rung on the ladder and calling it the start. Where did your team get it from? Why was it not OK that two groups share the land given they both had occupied at a previous point in history?
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
You're referring to the cutting off of supply lines into places where the enemy has chosen to embed themselves. With almost infinite video proof of misappropriation of all humanitarian aid (food and supplies) of their citizens during t
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
You should go look at Nikola Jokic and Russell Westbrook before a game and see if you can guess which player has won 2/3 of the most recent MVP awards, both in pregame energy and physiognomy. Winners in almost all sports mostly dont pr
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Can we get a list going of the best substitutes and the pros/cons? Thanks.
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Thats an interesting take, thank you. If Armageddon the movie has taught me anything is earth needs a unified enemey.
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
Its funny, the whole presenting ones self as an objective beacon of morality is a response to an incentive system in itself. For whatever reason; parents, school the author was convinced that this type of morality would yield a better life
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by beepbopboopp 1y ago
The answer seems more obvious to me. They dont even care if its competitive or scales too much. xAI has a crazy data advantage firehousing Twitter, llama FB/IG and CGPT just has, well, the internet. Id hope they have some clever schem
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Id partially agree. The historical case that time erased is that early app store, apps were exploding and disappearing just as quickly and the eventual "zero-risk" on network apps was enormous at the time. Everyone agreed with th
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
One that ends democracy
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
To be fair, can you name another democratic country that has gone 250 years without conflict?
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
With all do respect, I dont think so. The unfairness is relative feeling of judgment brought to you directly by the ability to compare yourself to your neighbors via social.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
He just did a pretty good long-form interview this past week: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/11-eugene-wei-amusing-... tl;dr He walked away from social because the current incentives destroy your brain.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Ok, youre arguing that we should ascribe character to the statistics. So answer my question about what we should do with group of people who commit more violent crimes.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Again, a simple search would show that 2-4 year sentence is standard for heavy assault and/or involuntary manslaughter. Your wish is literally already the reality of dog ownership, but you are still committed to vilifying other peoples
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
More easy? Crypto is significantly more complicated than modern banking/credit cards. The second part is true though.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
First of all, its hard to swallow, but YES there was a period humans were bred similarly and recently. Like very recently. Second of all this is an argument about the fallacies of correlation and causation when reading data and how hardcore
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Dogs are highly regulated, do you know how draconian courts are about dog to people attacks? In most cases the dogs dont get a second chance. Monster Animals? Let me ask you this, do you believe that statistics about certain races committi

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