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by cdot2 3y ago
Resourse abundance? I would recommend Jared Diamond's "Guns Germs and Steel" as a good book on this question
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by cdot2 3y ago
The enlightenment, the scientific method, and capitalist societies that fund research and development
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by cdot2 4y ago
Your sentence is confusing because of the unclear use of "they". It sounds like in this case an undercover cop would come to someone asking for their controlled drugs and you're arguing that it should be entrapment.
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by cdot2 4y ago
People have been saying we're within a decade of running out of oil for about sixty years now
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by cdot2 4y ago
Along with making fancy cars, Rolls Royce is a significant aerospace engineering company well known for their jet engines. https://www.rolls-royce.com/
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by cdot2 4y ago
Except that the President (at least in theory) cannot simply pass a law without Congress.
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by cdot2 4y ago
So would that imply that the causes of disease and mortality also cause sedentary HN reading?
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by cdot2 4y ago
Thats definitely the difference between chatgpt and bing's model. Chatgpt was trained mostly on articles and blog posts where bing was trained on personal messages and it shows.
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by cdot2 4y ago
We're already using them for customer support where I work. In extremely limited cases they work great.
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by cdot2 4y ago
Also the source was anonymous "a senior U.S. defense official" while ranking members of the previous administration publicly denied that any such incident occurred.
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by cdot2 4y ago
Ranking members of the previous administration have publicly denied that there were any previous balloons and no evidence has been presented that there were previous similar incidents.
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by cdot2 4y ago
Especially because the high altitude stuff are generally zero pressure balloons
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by cdot2 4y ago
Median per capita inflation adjusted income has steadily risen since WW2 https://united-states.reaproject.org/analysis/comparative-tr...
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by cdot2 4y ago
It sounds like it wasnt detected until after it was already over the US and they shot it down over ~47ft deep water so it can be recovered pretty easily
105.
by cdot2 4y ago
How do you go about collect it from 65,000 feet?
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by cdot2 4y ago
I actually really like the font.
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by cdot2 4y ago
I suspect that the materials and engineering required to maintain a vaccum would be so much heavier than the engineering required to hold hydrogen that it would literally outweight the benefit.
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by cdot2 4y ago
And gasoline has such a high energy density that even at 25% efficiency it's more effective at storing and transporting energy than batteries.
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by cdot2 4y ago
I'm not sure there needs to be a goal. I will say that this guy looks a lot like bezos. Also did Darwin ever meet a chimp? https://www.stelfiett.com/stelfies-gallery?lightbox=dataItem...
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by cdot2 4y ago
I've run into some obscure email servers which reject any mail which includes URLs above a certain length limit and only throw vague "Mail rejected" errors.
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by cdot2 4y ago
I don't think he was making that argument. Someone who climbs mountains every week is less likely to be hurt in a given mountain climb than someone who doesn't but that doesn't mean that the best idea for safety is to climb m
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by cdot2 4y ago
I would disagree and say that having various rules that you keep can improve quality of life substantially. Licentious people are generally not happy in the long term.
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by cdot2 4y ago
Catholic orthodoxy doesn't have an issue with imagery. Clearly you have a different interpretation of scripture than the church.
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by cdot2 4y ago
"The professor was an adjunct, which is what allowed the school to fire them without due process by simply declining to renew their contract." This is in the article.
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by cdot2 4y ago
Catholicism has pretty strict orthodox rules and yet has no issue with images
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by cdot2 4y ago
My understanding is that you generally include organ mean which is high in vitamins.
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by cdot2 4y ago
castor wheels like on a bicycle/motorcycle?
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by cdot2 4y ago
Except the students largely do not support freedom of expression. The issue is administrators bowing to student outcry.
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by cdot2 4y ago
Wouldnt that be a guilty until proven innocent system?
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by cdot2 4y ago
That's an interesting question. I might have to test to see if that's causing it.

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