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421.
by feet 4y ago
Anticapitalistic? It's the most capitalistic. Capitalist governments are generally captured by capital owners such as in the US. Why would capital owners tax themselves? They want money! Middle class/working class are not capita
422.
by feet 4y ago
So which designs have gotten close to a significant increase over normal atmospheric bullet trains? That's addressed in my comment
423.
by feet 4y ago
What, exactly, are they bringing to market?
424.
by feet 4y ago
They didn't invent anything, they just made a specific enantiomer
425.
by feet 4y ago
There are other serotonin receptors at which psychedelics are active besides 2a
426.
by feet 4y ago
If you can't tell you might be a commoner Hard /s
427.
by feet 4y ago
Ah yes, money. The most important metric by which we must judge all people and ideas
428.
by feet 4y ago
The most prominent is the hyperloop. The energy needed to maintain the vacuum entirely cancels out, and possibly adds some, energy savings from reduced friction. Plus the speed gained would be negligible compared to a well designed atmosphe
429.
by feet 4y ago
>Guy has a background in infosec, an holds a CISSP cert, among others
430.
by feet 4y ago
People will see what they want in their idols
431.
by feet 4y ago
That's hilarious, because for someone with a literal degree in physics he doesn't seem to understand the physics at all
432.
by feet 4y ago
As if they weren't already doing that anyway?
433.
by feet 4y ago
In theory it should restrict the representatives who got voted in from using their religious beliefs in legislating
434.
by feet 4y ago
There was also a large amount of Christians who thought slavery was permitted by the Bible so I don't think that argument has a leg to stand on
435.
by feet 4y ago
Yet the US has freedom of religion, it seems there is a large conflict there
436.
by feet 4y ago
Freedom of religion was supposed to be a thing in the US. Sin is not a good reason to make a law that binds those who don't follow the same religion
437.
by feet 4y ago
It's almost like conservatives only want to harm people who aren't like them. Weird
438.
by feet 4y ago
Who polices the police? They investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing
439.
by feet 4y ago
Smells also let us know when people are sick or signal a good match for mates, but deodorant is us covering up all signals without considering those other possibilities. When is the last time smells helped you avoid a toxic human?
440.
by feet 4y ago
>Smell is a very primal sense, pretty much linked to our "you are in danger" response. Are you stating that all scents are fear inducing?
441.
by feet 4y ago
Ah yes, American Freedom(tm)
442.
by feet 4y ago
Managing python environments makes me want to cry. I totally understand how that happens, I wish there was an easy way to manage it
443.
by feet 4y ago
That makes it sound like you have never experienced it firsthand. I haven't either, I'm inclined to believe it is a myth
444.
by feet 4y ago
Perhaps I'm missing something, but how does farmed fish avoid the issue of microplastics contamination in water?
445.
by feet 4y ago
Federal agencies are contributors to FOSS projects, no?
446.
by feet 4y ago
Don't bother bringing a cooler either
447.
by feet 4y ago
People won't want the newer synthetics if they can easily get the classics. Legalization would destroy the cartels
448.
by feet 4y ago
Corn != food
449.
by feet 4y ago
It's a thought experiment to try and point out the negative aspects of the current situation that could resonate with any reader
450.
by feet 4y ago
I'm referring to the physical impossibility of the things he suggests. Barely anybody seems to notice how entirely unfeasible his ideas are. That's besides the fact that he makes wild claims about his car tech while they have nume

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