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> If they have a small mom and pop company that cannot pay workers at least $50,000, then they need to go out of business why? if people choose to work there it's consensual, if they don't then sure but they don't need t
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exactly. we should strive to replace all businesses with chains and large corporations. /s heck maybe by then they can just automate away the jobs too
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> overcrowding in the state prison system and so our solution is to change the law, instead of dealing with whatever is causing people to steal in the first place. Theft is a grey area between non-violence and violence, I'd rather w
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5y ago
even for claims above deductible but still relatively minor (2-3x maybe?) it might not be worth it financially (in the long run) depending on your provider and any previous claims of course
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5y ago
no they're really not
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5y ago
not offensive but it can be read as dismissive. sounds good to me or will do seem better, but tbh chat generally sucks and we all just have to learn to not read too much into it.
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5y ago
i used to use this as en excuse to not worry about it. turns out I'm in that 1/4th haha
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> Technical existence is the best kind of existence. it's actually not though.
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5y ago
Is it wearing off or just reduced efficacy to begin with? My understanding is that dosing between the vaccines were all different
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Except the entire point of at least this brand of captcha is to help solve classification problems (or so I thought) and to me doing otherwise seems like a missed opportunity
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5y ago
meh, just two finger hook grip it and you can spin any solid core ball. it's just not great for your wrist long term
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5y ago
Correlation aspect sure, but perhaps not the process lf entanglement
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Bell's experiment itself is readily understandable to most laypeople - and comparing the outcome to what you'd expect with e.g. hidden variables is really the easiest way to see why the red/blue explanation misses the point I
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5y ago
Seems like Mishalacked isn't great at making deals.
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i.e. they were too weak. strength/weakness in this sense has little to do with morality. someone who can't rise to the occasion or hasn't grown enough isn't a bad person or anything, just unprepared or ill suited. e.g.
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5y ago
I don't think the quote was meant to describe individual experiences, but rather society. Similar to the saying "only the strong survive". Hard times are also a defining function as to what a "strong" person is, an
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it's a disclosure? conflict of interest? people wondering how they got to test it? seems like very relevant information.
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5y ago
can't they do that in any app? or do you mean face to face is more dangerous or something?
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5y ago
I think this is the right conclusion. IMO your parenthetical is almost too kind.