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elhudy
9y ago
Touche
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I don't have HIV, but my understanding is that it is extremely manageable. Would you rather be HIV positive or diabetic? https://www.spectator.co.uk/2014/04/why-id-rather-have-hiv-t...
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An approach we can take on an individual level is to be mindful of the data we are giving up. If you are employed and in the process of job hunting, then stop "liking" the article headlined "10 Reasons why you deserve better
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I'm not familiar with the harm Facebook does to the world, because I don't generally use facebook or care to read news about it. With that being said, in this particular case, how is facebook to decide what is moral? Would you s
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>This is an existential threat, not only to my organization and others like it but also to the ability of citizens in all of the countries subject to Facebook’s experimentation to discover the truth about their societies and their leader
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9y ago
If you want to further understand the evolution of dairy - and the history of many other foods - I would highly recommend the book "On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen". It's long but utterly fascinating
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That kind of wording leads me to believe that he is referring to the rate. I.e. Rent increases are still occurring but at a decreasing rate. Maybe?
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Serious question: is it still possible to get a hold of asbestos clothing and/or accessories (bags, napkin, etc.)? Also, how dangerous are these materials relative to the finer and more processed industrial counterparts?
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Keep in mind that in the 80s people packaged up and sold junk bonds - similar to the housing crisis of 08. It was a practice which essentially added no value to the economy but made a large number of people filthy rich.