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chrismcb
3y ago
I think everyone outsources their personal security to for profit companies. It do you build your own locks for your doors?
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No one is saying you are only allowed to maintain certain connections.. First of all, what you say is mostly true in the real world as well. I was in a bowling league for 20 years. I want friend with anyone but they were acquaintances. The
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Is the time didn't on the channel worth it? Probably not, but it is entertainment. If rather watch it than half of the stuff in YouTube.
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That isn't true. Maintenance isn't free. And over the lifetime the total cost may be less, out is probably higher than most people expect
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Because generally little aren't mean. It sounds like you think there is more malice in the world than the person who came up with this. I believe there is less massive than you think there is.
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Crocs aren't shoes. I understand what you are trying to say. But that was a lousy comparison. Even if you consider Crocs shoes, you typically won't wear them the same place you will wear Aldens.
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Because that rhetoric is true. The number of deaths due to accidental discharge is fairly low. The problem with just banning guns is there is no attempt to solve the underlying problem. That a person picked up a gun with the intention to ha
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Child labor laws are different for family members.
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Well the headline is comparing cash too assets, so...
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But why? If you don't invest then you turn the $100 into 96 today dollars. It seems to me that information is pretty much irrelevant.
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Despite the rules of the university I wouldn't think looking up past tests is wrong or cheating. But I don't see anything wrong with what the teacher did. And personally I think he should just let the results stand. It sounds like
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Washington Post send to think that child is far more freaky. https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/interacti...
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When talking about "living in the city" one generally didn't talk about the postal address, but rather the density.
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Copyright is too long. But it isn't broken. And it does indeed protect the little guy
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It gives people a reason to create works. You might not like big budget movies, but I do. We works loose those. No more good TV shows, just amateur hour. No more good books. Just more amateur hour.
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I believe this is the correct answer. And the time frame needs to be shorter than the life of an average person. Personally I think 25 is correct.
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I don't think that is a very good example of active harm due to inheritance. Marvin gaye could have done the exact same thing if he was still alive.
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I don't think you can argue that at all. The point is to promote the science and arts. Being and to transfer ownership makes it easier to promote the individual artists and inventor. Also how do you deal with large projects that have
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That is only because copyright is too long. Of course copyright should survive the creator. But not for 95 years(or even 75)
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The American Dream doesn't convince people that loneliness is normal. Social media did that. While I appreciate social media, as it allows me to stay connected to my friends around the world. It doesn't help much with friends loca
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Bad deal for whom? While I wish fewer tax dollars go into stadiums, they do bring money into the economy. But it isn't just about the bottom line. Cities also try to provide value to their citizens. A pro team can add value to a city.
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Yeah, I think if you stop using their free service you do seeing their ads. I'm pretty sure you are talking about using a Google service... Which you wouldn't use unless it benefits you. So no there isn't only one side that b
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What is so big? Gmail? Apparently Gmail is 75% but there are a ton of options out there.
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IRS knows about my taxes because my employer informed them. If you are a business owner, well talk to your boss about getting the taxes done. Self employed, business owners, and petite with some investments will still need to do some work.
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That isn't the illusion of choice. The illusion is giving you a choice and getting you to choose the one they want you to choose. In your case they asked you want you wanted, then ignored you.
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Because we all thought it was stupid (keeping track of credit cards and other issues). There wasn't anything novel about one click. My personal opinion is, copyright needs to be shortened. Patents harder to get. Trademarks are mostly
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Because checked luggage requires baggage handlers.
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One never seen first class not have room in the bins. If this is the case, get the flight attendants involved. First class bins are supposed to be for first class only. And yes I've seen flight attendants remove bags
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Random is mostly the fastest. But I find think southwest is exactly random. As most people tend to sit in the first seats, so southwest turns into a front to back boarding. One thing nice about southwest is orderly lines.
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The problem with southwest is people tend to board from the front to the back.
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