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by exclusiv 6y ago
That's true. I also have a theory that those that don't wear condoms or use protection don't wear masks. And that a large percentage of the more religious are less likely to wear masks. There are several buckets of people in
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Well the top comment mentioned far-right so that's probably why the parent dropped that. Separately, I don't think it was a productive comment.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I don't think the parent meant any disparagement to actual primitive tribes. Why did you assume that?
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Putin's is unknown. An advisor said 70B in 2012 [1] Where do you see Xi having comparable substantial wealth? I see 500M to 1.5B. Where do you get small fraction? That's not true at all. I can't even see either of your exampl
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I probably should have worded that better. The elite athletes and professional researchers - sure that happens. I guess I'm trying to say - if it's not your career - if you spent 7+ hours per week training for your physical body,
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by exclusiv 6y ago
No my parents misunderstand. They are constantly worrying about money. Some people I think just see others working hard and it's framed on their experience of work. I grew up a latch key kid and they worked very hard to help me get a g
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Snarky much? I specifically mentioned friends. Anyway, globally I know most are on average. "On average, global internet users spent 144 minutes on social media sites every day" The Philippines spends almost 4 hours a day. I obvio
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by exclusiv 6y ago
> Except most people don't already spend 40h per week reading books or practicing their crafts. If someone does the average only (40 hrs) and does 7 hours of personal learning on their craft in their spare time - nobody would consid
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I'd agree with you on that too. The article says 7 more hours a week is a workaholic though and based on my experience with friends and family - they too make no distinction on whether you enjoy it or not. Even if you tell them, they d
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by exclusiv 6y ago
That makes more sense to me than the other way around. As a workaholic, and learnaholic, I did it as a path to financial freedom and to accelerate my learning at at time I knew I had the bandwidth and will. It made me a better entrepreneur
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I think it's different for entrepreneur workaholics. Your startup is your baby. It's fun. It's challenging. It's rewarding. And when you're young I think it's great to dedicate to work. You accelerate your lear
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I'm just saying that if a small subset of states (NY/CA/TX/FL,etc) essentially could pick the President as an example, you run the risk of alienating a lot of states, including some that are really important, but have sm
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by exclusiv 6y ago
If your goal is a United States, then purely populous isn't ideal. Electoral college essentially requires cross-regional appeal in order to win. We also have to remember that there are some really key states to the US that don't h
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by exclusiv 6y ago
The US was the most instrumental country in defeating the Axis. Doesn't matter when they joined. I'm not rewriting history. In fact, I suggested a correction to be more accurate/inclusive based on you clearly having an issue
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by exclusiv 6y ago
If the US was not involved what do you think would have happened? Would you like to amend it so it says "Was the most instrumental country in the Allied victories against the Axis and Nazis?" My point remains. Also, the US has had
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Took down Nazi Germany, but last week is a great example of something that we can't handle? Really?
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by exclusiv 6y ago
None of that really matters. I have no doubt he would have won if he didn't say so many stupid things and act like a disrespectful moron. I think the election was stolen, but stolen by Trump alone and basically handed over to Biden. If
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Many of CA's problems stem from the propositions that voters buy (are sold) into.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
The left side is loose with the truth too. They suppress newsworthy stories or do no reporting on things that are against their agenda. Selective reporting is loose with the truth as well. So maybe one side fabricates more and one side with
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I started watching news from overseas as they seem to be more objective and professional. Both sides have "news" outlets which are agenda based and profit motivated. And truth doesn't usually sell as well. That's a probl
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by exclusiv 6y ago
> the truth is the US doesn't treat us any better The parent stated "But the Islamic Republic has no limits. They would shoot and kill and many as it takes." Parent also stated "The government is also quite scared, an
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by exclusiv 6y ago
> It's no longer in the locker room and it should behave as such. This website is not locker room talk by ANY means. The creator most likely had the hots for her, wanted to try and make boring nerd stuff more interesting & memor
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Agreed. My comment wasn't organized well and I can see that it linked the two statements, but I don't mean it like that. I was referring to credit cards being a service that consumers value because they have fraud protection and o
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Seriously. Will it do the equivalent of being ~20k then go to 3k. Then come back to 29k? Highly unlikely. As much as people want to predict a collapse, you can't store a ton of money safely outside of Treasuries.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Understood that is a concern for you and some. I hope it gets there. But I'm not sure most people care. Bitcoin isn't a currency yet. Most people can call up their credit card and get stuff blocked and returned instantly. Debit ca
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by exclusiv 6y ago
A lot of ways. And the banks reconcile the cash movement behind the scenes. As I understand it, in a simple example, if you send $1k to someone. And someone at their bank sends $1k to someone at your bank, there's nothing that the bank
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Exactly. And barring an unlikely collapse, cash/dollar isn't going to fluctuate much at all in value. So... a feature. At this point, bitcoin is a competitor to gold as an asset store. Maybe it will be more like a currency at some
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Definite arrogance out there. This arrogance also occurs with citizens who don't like it when science is questioned. Real scientists don't shy away from questioning. Questioning is a key part of science and advancements. And you h
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by exclusiv 6y ago
Yes. You redirect after POST.
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by exclusiv 6y ago
I highly doubt that's a significant percentage but I don't need to defend someone's sex toy even though you felt the need to defend a virtual girlfriend. That's their deal. But a virtual/robotic girlfriend is pathet

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