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by dd36 3y ago
https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2021/the-long-history-of-mrna-v...
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by dd36 3y ago
Good thing we have data that proves lives were saved and you don’t have to guess.
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by dd36 3y ago
Huh?
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by dd36 3y ago
It seems unnecessary thanks to states that passed net neutrality laws.
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by dd36 3y ago
States passed net neutrality laws.
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by dd36 3y ago
States passed net neutrality laws.
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by dd36 3y ago
I am going to repeat this in every chain: net neutrality is the law in California.
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by dd36 3y ago
Net neutrality is the law in California.
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by dd36 3y ago
Net neutrality is the law in California. ISPs are doing just fine.
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by dd36 3y ago
California passed a net neutrality law.
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by dd36 3y ago
You haven’t been paying attention to what pE is doing. Every day medical services aren’t an international market.
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by dd36 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorado_City,_Arizona
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by dd36 3y ago
Land is developed all the time in the US.
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AI-Created Art Isn’t Copyrightable, Judge Says in Ruling(hollywoodreporter.com)
4 points by dd36 3y ago|2 comments
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by dd36 3y ago
OP did not claim their comment wasn’t an anecdote…
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by dd36 3y ago
I wasn’t making a point, I was asking a question…
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by dd36 3y ago
And what’s population vs. then?
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Energy Startup Says It Has Achieved Geothermal Tech Breakthrough(twitter.com)
2 points by dd36 3y ago|2 comments
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by dd36 3y ago
How?
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by dd36 3y ago
https://thinkprogress.org/leaked-documents-reveal-major-spec...
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by dd36 3y ago
Or it is what it says it is.
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by dd36 3y ago
They can also drive down the price. They can also inflate prices so much that actual buyers switch products.
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by dd36 3y ago
When speculators were allowed into the oil markets rather than actual buyers, the price jumped to like $120 barrel in like 2007. They had to stop it because hedge funds could just drive the price up indefinitely. See Bitcoin.
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by dd36 3y ago
EVs are still better than ICE. They simply need less maintenance. Same applies to induction stoves.
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by dd36 3y ago
How is residential natural gas use not high-hanging fruit? Precluding new residential infrastructure is high-hanging fruit. It precludes leaky infrastructure.
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by dd36 3y ago
False. We’ve always had a representative democracy.
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by dd36 3y ago
I saw blast barriers but only on one side. Why not all the way around?
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by dd36 3y ago
Why must they be so narrow?
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by dd36 3y ago
Only those buying news cars would own one. And that is beginning to happen.
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by dd36 3y ago
Do they even make money off of gas?

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