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Probably not a HN tier comment, but there's a great anime about space debris cleanup. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ-OyT4ivkM
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Check out 'Earth Crust Displacement Theory' and go look at the ocean floors on google maps to get your mindblown
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It's easier to just talk to a 'trumpist' than to find correlations in all these statistics. If you're a leftist the conclusions drawn from the data make sense, if you're anywhere on the right of that it just looks l
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The Richest Man in Babylon
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I've been reading 'Worlds in Collision' by Immanuel Velikovsky - interesting book if you're drawn to comparative mythology.
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From what I can tell they've just sat by as state after state passes increasingly restrictive gun laws
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In 2018, Sal Khan's annual salary was $824,000.
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Wow just had a read of the cryptochrome wikipedia article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptochrome Real eye opener, for some reason I thought I could replace millions of years of evolution with a capsule of vitamin D
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What on earth is 'retinal cryptochrome expression' and how does that function? Is this same mechanism shown in this article? https://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/2020/jun/declining-eyesight-impro...
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A discussion I saw in another thread on HN yesterday was how we have far more knowledge of what life was like in the 2nd millennium BC as opposed to the 1st millennium BC as there was a change from clay tablets to papyrus. The article menti
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https://www.thestandard.com.hk/section-news/section/2/226551... Oh my god
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I can't find any pictures online of the damn thing.
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Seems weird to me there are institutional investors in BTC when there are things like this going on.
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>In more recent years, Kolmoisoppi has moved on to fund Njalla, a privacy-centric domain name registration service. One he says was already asked to host Parler, and refused. >“Of course we wouldn't,” Kolmisoppi said. “We're
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Why didn't the whales just dive?? Blows my mind a rowboat of sailors could even catch up.
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I seem to recall them throwing molotovs and firebombs at police and police stations
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I lived in an ashram for 3 months in south india. There were a lot of superstitions but the ones which were strangest to me was not being allowed to cut your nails after sundown and to never step over a sleeping dog.
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This has only just come to light as a lone Belgian journalist was able to get past the military to report on it.
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750 Massacred last month in Eritrean church holding Ark of the Covenant
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You can google "antifa guillotine" or "blm guillotine" and see the same thing but against trump/bezos/unpopular governor
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I've been using Epik for about 2 years now due to their support of open and honest speech. I wonder if that will get them in hot water with paypal/stripe or debanked. Who knows what the rules are now. Strange world.
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I would probably do the same Between the months of January and August of 1945, Germany saw the largest incident of mass rape known in history, where an estimated two million German women were raped by the Soviet Red Army soldiers, as writte
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Am I understanding it correctly? It's like a 'reset trade' button you can press and if most of your guardians approve, then they can reset your pubkey preventing the crypto from leaving your vault? Sounds like a good idea, a
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I hope these are things which remain in place when Biden gets in, and aren't bargaining chips for low hanging fruit.
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>An American Nurses Association survey of 13,000 registered nurses showed 34% said they would take a COVID-19 vaccine, with 36% saying they would not and the rest saying they weren’t sure I wonder if the number wanting to say "no&qu
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I believe the point is that it denies them the tools they could use to put an end to the sort of behaviour SV is actually boycotting. You'll see in the 'screed' they referred to PhotoDNA by microsoft which is used to detect,
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When all of those happen to you and are supported by the other half of the country are you more likely to try and integrate or secede?
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Just make your own platform bro Just create your own online shop bro Just host your own platform bro Just host your own videos bro Just make your own DDoS protection bro Just make your own ISP bro Just create your own law firm bro Just crea
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Thanks, I just used ctrl+f to find celibacy and was surprised. Didn't think of synonyms.
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I can't see anything about celibacy
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