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During my childhood it were always the Christian conservatives who try to ban video games or get outraged when they say half a nipple on TV.
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enaaem
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No entity is obligated to enforce contracts in BTC. The real reason what makes a currency valuable.
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enaaem
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The free market model is to built transit first. You buy cheap land somewhere and build a rail line or metro to it, so the land value increases. At the same time you develop your real estate there. That's how it began with American rai
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Japan (and Asia in general) have very business friendly zoning laws which suppresses rent. From a Western perspective it's hard to point where downtown even is in a city like Tokyo, because there are businesses everywhere. Derek Guy on
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enaaem
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I see a use case for Ai here. Scrape the audio and return a title that better summarises the video.
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It's impossible to both maximise your knowledge in a particular field and climbing the organisational ladder. Both are full time jobs. https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1918279022032601399.html
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enaaem
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I would argue that it has little to do with war itself but the rather to environment where we can use collective effort to solve strategic goals. There is a idea that collective action is always inferior to private action, but I would argue
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enaaem
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It seems that you have stopped reading at that line, because if you have read the whole article the tactic is to pick up scientists whose research just got axed, so you can pick them up at a discount. It's the clever football club tact
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Europe cannot pool infinite investors money because of the fractured capital market. It's funny enough actually the lack of EU regulation that causes this. Because you get 27 different regulatory bodies, that makes cross country invest
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It's time for Bollywood movies to made in America.
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When a ruler does something that seems illogical, it's most often times meant to consolidate internal power. That being said, I often find Trump's moves to be bizarre even in that light. At least try to look good, but he seems to
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I remember from a Lindybeige video that war bows have too much draw weight, so you can’t hold it drawn like in the movies. You have to almost instantly shoot it. You want war bows to be as powerful as possible.
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1y ago
Check the bad reviews. If the 1-2 star reviews are mostly about the rude owner, then you know the food is good.
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Any special kind of meditation that is recommended?
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Imagine Hegseth was a black woman…
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Easiest way to fight addiction is to remove the triggers, like seeing your phone. Requires less willpower.
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The only murky thing is how far Amazon was in implementing it, but there is no doubt that the White House reacted furiously to it. This is a very sensitive issue for them, and companies should be aware that Trump is willing to make their li
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enaaem
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The cope I have been reading on the MAGA side is that now you can see which products are from America or not from China. The white House should have went with that message, but they can't stop being butt hurt all the time.
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Third places have to be convenient for people to go there. It needs to be a walking distance away from your home. It's an extension of your living room. Rent also needs to be low so that beverages are cheap enough for people to drink d
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enaaem
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Make FB responsible for the information from automatic feeds. No need to regulate fake news and stuff. Just make them liable for offences like scams and defamation. FB defence would be that they are like a telecom company and aren't re
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From an Eastern philosophy point of view, low ego with high confidence, is a skill that can be trained. It is also a skill someone can get worst at. That being said, I don't think that Zuck and Musk would have become low ego people wit
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I feel like American democrats are leaving Christian votes on the table. Here is a party programme of center left evangelical party from Europe [1]. For example, I find it brilliant that they rebranded the environment to the Creation. [1]
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From my experience you can better spent time reading history than news.
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Most people are not stupid. They react to their emotions.
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Are people afraid to ask for a recommendation?
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It seems that Western psychology doesn’t look much into on how you can train your mind? Maybe because it is hard to test? In eastern psychology you have practitioners who have trained a specific technique for decades and then share their ex
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This is btw the whole idea behind Vipassana. The idea is that most of your suffering comes from your unconscious reaction to bodily sensations and you can train yourself to become more aware and equanimous.
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I have never been a "woke" person, but Trump really makes me doubt the meritocracy argument. If Trump was a black woman he would never get away with half the things he is doing now.
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Imagine a mob trying to extort you while also stabbing himself and having a beef with the whole city at the same time.
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Tariffs can be very expensive to enforce, so you want to keep it as simple as possible.
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