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by erentz 6y ago
So many more things make sense in that light!
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by erentz 6y ago
I think he's suggesting maybe we're in a simulation and the people writing the code are testing in prod.
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by erentz 6y ago
If you really just want everyone to have access to banking, create post banking. [1] Then, if you really just want everyone to get monthly checks from the government, deposit them electronically. That’s all you need to do. This already work
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by erentz 6y ago
To the uninitiated some of what you say may sound like conspiracy thinking. But it’s really not. People in ECB have been talking along these lines for over a year. Here is the latest example. [1] The more you follow it the more it really se
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by erentz 6y ago
Anyone finding themselves interested in this stuff should pick themselves up a copy of Daniel Ellsberg’s book The Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner. He elaborates a lot of the history of our nuclear strategy and develop
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by erentz 6y ago
Land based missiles aren’t very useful in second strike scenarios because your enemy has already cratered your missile fields in North Dakota. Submarines launched missiles exist entirely for this true second strike capability, one that can’
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by erentz 6y ago
This is one guy making assertions and then using his own assertions as evidence of his assertions. It’s a junk one sided accusation. I don’t know what the full context of their conversation was because it isn’t included. But I find it reall
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by erentz 6y ago
It’s compared on a deaths per unit of energy produced basis. Kind of like how we compare stats per capita between countries of different sizes.
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Tracing the path of destruction in India’s Himalayas(mobile.abc.net.au)
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by erentz 6y ago
Was this video just raw testimony without being wrapped in opinion? Was it located on an official US Congress channel? If so then I do agree. If not then I don’t necessarily agree, and it’s not necessarily so cut and dry. This opinion piece
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by erentz 6y ago
What would happen if legislation were passed to ban all tracking, across the board? Perhaps also inclusive of limits on targeted advertising also (to reduce the incentive to gather personal data). It seems this kind of universal disarmament
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China's push to control Americans' health care future(cbsnews.com)
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Facebook Knew Calls for Violence Plagued ‘Groups’, Now Plans Overhaul(wsj.com)
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by erentz 6y ago
I don’t remember his stuff being conspiracy theory. More that he is telling of these emergent phenomena he sees and the various forces he sees that created them. Usually forces that aren’t organized, and that take place over long slow timel
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by erentz 6y ago
Probably the more straight forward answer is to get rid of elected school boards. We vote for our local/state government. They should be responsible for education policy. Let it stop there.
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by erentz 6y ago
I don’t see why I buy this complex explanation anymore than any other. A lot of this story was explained best IMO by the katabatic wind theory proposed by a Swedish expedition in 2019. For an entertaining telling of this see this video [1]
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by erentz 6y ago
Note for others if you want to transfer to another broker you may be better to sign up elsewhere first, then do an ACATS transfer from your other broker of your entire Robinhood account. This avoids closing positions and reopening them crea
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by erentz 6y ago
I don’t know how well validated this is, I’ve only seen the same screenshot multiple times, no others. While if there is a margin call RH would have the right to sell down positions to meet the call, in this case it’s not clear if that’s th
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by erentz 6y ago
Edit: ok you expanded your initial comment. So yes they aren’t providing transit and your own comment explains why this isn’t a good comparison, it appears cheaper than it really is because Cloudlfare aren’t paying transit to get your data.
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by erentz 6y ago
My brain is a bit fuzzy today but this comparison seems... off? Yes an interconnect inside a colo is going to be dirt cheap. But you can’t compare it to a huge backbone spanning continents that gives you reach across the world. Everyone sho
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by erentz 6y ago
WRT reduced sensation and sweating: you may want to find a neurologist who deals with dysautonomia, and maybe get autonomic function testing done. Also look into small fiber neuropathy. There are support groups for these on FB and the like
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by erentz 6y ago
It’s not clear there is anything to fix here. I think the article explains pretty well that, yes newer units will be preferable to wealthier residents, but this results in older units being cheaper, and results in fewer existing/non-we
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A QAnon ‘Digital Soldier’ Marches On, Undeterred by Theory’s Unraveling(nytimes.com)
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Twitter’s Decision to Cut Off Trump(nytimes.com)
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by erentz 6y ago
I believe the support for Signal comes from the privacy it offers from Facebook, et al., and by extension also possibly the government (Snowden, et al.), not because it can be used to coordinate violence.
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by erentz 6y ago
What are you trying to say Biden can do now because of this? It wasn’t clear to me. But more broadly what is your position here? Are you saying companies and people that run any kind of forum are not allowed to moderate it? They must allow
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by erentz 6y ago
It says more: “don’t get caught providing a service for terrorists organizing violent acts”... AWS doesn’t want your business. Neither does anyone else. Nor do they want to be legally liable in any way. So if you’re in that business you pro
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by erentz 6y ago
Right. A serious percentage of people think the only way the president can communicate is via Twitter and there’s been this right wing persecution complex building for a few years now that they believe they are constantly being censored. De
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by erentz 6y ago
If it had been successful it would just be called a “coup”. It’s the fact that it wasn’t successful, that they were unable to reach and steal the ballots, and were eventually expelled from the building that makes it a “failed coup attempt.”
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by erentz 6y ago
So I currently have over $480,000 in denied claims. (I am fairly hopeful it will be resolved shortly, thanks to a complex work around my employer organized since it’s a self funded plan.) I made sure that the treatment was preauthorized. Go

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