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by clipsy 2y ago
> The person in charge of the Pentagon is Pete Hegseth (not Musk) and he said in a speech today that they have a goal of finally passing the audit. And the person in charge of Pete Hegseth is Donald Trump, who just ordered Musk, not Hegs
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It'll be available right after he wraps up FSD and lands on Mars.
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> If it actually stops the current large scale humanitarian disaster There is absolutely no chance that it "stops" the large scale humanitarian disaster; the only thing on the table here is continuing the large scale humanitari
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> This is a lot better than the alternative, which is Israel being in control of Gaza. And this is coming from someone who actually has friends living in Gaza. Did you miss the part where he explicitly envisions all Palestinians in Gaza
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Please tell us all about the purges under the Biden regime.
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2017-2021?
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> So, now along side "manufacturing", that's two things that Elon Musk knows more about than anyone else. All while tweeting 200+ times a day. Don't forget being the best player in the world at multiple time-consuming
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> I would pay good money to hear Trump's argument if someone pointed out that Fox news is the same, except in reverse. Let me save you some money: It would be “nuh-uh!” wrapped in ten minutes of word salad.
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You left off “accurate.”
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Got a citation for that claim? Because from what I see it's still enormously higher than it was 4 years ago: https://tradingeconomics.com/argentina/inflation-cpi (166% annual rate in Nov 2024, compare with 35.8% a
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Anticorrelated, if anything.
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On the contrary, they do see his true character and they worship him because he’s like Trump.
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The government can mandate anything it wants, if insurance companies are allowed to perpetrate mass fraudulent denials then it simply doesn't matter.
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goodreads does.
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> it’ll make murder for your cause viable and that’s a road to chaos Murder for your cause is already viable and profitable , UHC used it to great effect by rejecting enormous numbers of legitimate claims.
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Try flipping the question and asking yourself: given all of that, why did UHC have a false-denial rate more than double the industry average? For example, perhaps the issue here is that UHC was undercutting competitors knowing that the vast
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Surely we can do better -- I bet if we put our minds to it, we could drop to 66th by 2030!
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> Reusing symbols like +, *, or / to define operations that aren't the + or the / you're used to is pretty common in math. It's just notation. Reusing symbols in a different context is pretty common; taking a s
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I think you will find that a large majority of people supporting both parties vote based on factors like desired policies and the current state of the nation, rather than (pardon my phrasing) trumped up personal drama.
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The definition is that it is the additive identity for the field; eg x + a = x no matter what value x takes and what field you are considering. This must be unique; suppose a and b are both additive identities for a field, then b + a = b an
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> even in other languages a/b gets closer to it's actual value as a and b get bigger (the "limit", which is the basis of Algebra) This is not generally true. 5/2 = 2, 50/20 = 2, 500/200 = 2, and so on n
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> The alternative is to never change your view No, I would say the alternative is to listen to and evaluate arguments and base your views on what you find to be convincing. The problem with the "I don't care until it happens to
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Why stop there? Just be honest and admit the end goal is selling the national parks to real estate developers at best and strip miners at worst.
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> who is paying the salaries for them? Per the other comments, no one.
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> veterans affairs I can assure you that Republicans will love gutting the VA.
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> As is the infinite mortality rate. Surely it's not that high!
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Cutting the source off mid-sentence is disingenuous.
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I don't see a single person arguing the legality of it.
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Surely the way to increase trust is to have all important decisions made by an unaccountable billionaire!
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The victim is the child who is now dead because his irresponsible parents left him with unfettered access to a loaded gun.

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