compelledToken

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by compelledToken 8y ago
You ain't kidding. Talk about trying to rewrite a narrative with bogus claims. The 2003 Iraq invasion had nothing to do with warnings from informants about state secrets. The idea very idea that there was any concern about Iraq's
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by compelledToken 8y ago
I kind of developed a hunch that maybe the Zika outbreak might've been cooked up in some lab in Siberia or Mongolia, and got dumped into South America as a warning shot. But honestly, who knows? Everything feels like the rumblings of f
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by compelledToken 8y ago
The deployment of a swarm of these things in any context is a great reason to retaliate with nukes. Or at least B-52 carpet bombing. But, then again, anybody without nukes or B-52 squadrons is out of luck.
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by compelledToken 8y ago
This is FUD, to be sure. Don't think so? Hear me out. If wind turbines are even 10 stories tall, then they introduce the same atmospheric disruption as a residential or commercial building of the same height. That we are not researchin
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by compelledToken 8y ago
But that really isn't the problem at hand. There's a big difference between a real brain perceiving artificial stilumation as if it were authentic sensation, versus a virtual simulation of a sentient entity that only exists as dat
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by compelledToken 8y ago
To be honest, the most amazing part of your story is everything that happened at the gas station. Not so much that you were caught on camera pumping the gas, but that they went after you for it, and that it wasn't pursued in a civil co
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by compelledToken 8y ago
Siri, I just landed in New Zealand. * changes passcode to a random 256 character alpha-numeric string, locking you out of the phone * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18112734 or maybe... Siri, they're forci