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Paper towels aren’t for your butt. They’re for wiping up things in the kitchen, your floor, dust, etc.
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He clearly referred to them as separate concepts after he closed his bizarre point of injecting light as well.
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Immediately following someone stating that disinfectants like alcohol and bleach can destroy the virus, the president did say it's worth trying out injecting disinfectants. [1] He didn't specifically say "mainlining bleach&qu
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Every media source I've come across says that Sweden is doing practically nothing compared to its neighbors.[1][2][3] They're also coincidentally suffering from far higher infection rates than their neighbors. I've seen nothi
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6y ago
Sweden's current policy is basically to do nothing and let nature take its course.
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6y ago
This article says freshwater insects are increasing, but doesn't really specify which ones aside from mayflies. I'm assuming one of them, if not the main group, is mosquitoes.
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6y ago
The LA riots were in 1992. People were getting arrested for marching for civil rights in the 1960s. Things have improved quite a bit. There was just a period where things were brushed under the rug and not acknowledged, but giving internet
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I've hung out in onsen for about an hour at a time. Sometimes I raise my upper body out if I start feeling dizzy, but it's not completely unbearable. I also took sizzling hot baths all the time as a kid and don't feel the hea
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>For instance, in many states, it is both a felony to steal something worth $300 and commit murder. No one on the planet would say they are equal. Nobody is. It's like saying stealing and murder shouldn't both be considered cri
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You could easily same the same for movies, TV shows, games, cuisine, parks, or anything. If you like something, there's nothing wrong with enjoying it again. It doesn't mean you should limit yourself to the things you know. Once i
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>Indeed it is widely acknowledged in academia. that the poor are much more generous per $ of income than the wealthy. That seems to be saying that despite having less, the poor are exercising a far more principled life.
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It's an opinion, but "fairly reasonable" is very debatable. Being poor doesn't mean a person doesn't have principles, just like being wealthy isn't correlated with having strong principles or morals.
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We can understand. I grew up in a household where chips, soda, and ice cream were dinner. I've been at points in my life where easily 70% of my daily calories were sugar. My body hurt and I felt like shit, but those moments where I too
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On the other hand, there’s some potential good that could come of it. Some people who’ve felt trapped in dead end jobs are getting new opportunities. Who knows if the good changes that result will outweigh the bad, though.
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What's crazy is Gimp has always felt user-hostile to me. Loads of other people share this complaint. With every new release, there are people recommending giving it a second/third/fifty-third shot saying "They finally ma
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JavaScript these days is incredibly heavy. Most phones this year don’t have any trouble, but you can feel a huge difference between, say, a typical 2018 phone and a 2017 phone in rendering speed. If you’re planning on keeping your phone for
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The problem is the endless treadmill of software bloat. Every little bit helps when you're dealing with webpages today.
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Stock prices are only slightly influenced by real life.
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7y ago
If there’s any damaging or damning info, the people should hear it and decide how to respond. If the truth has been told to us already, then nothing could be that much more damaging. If we were deceived from the beginning, then that has alr
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Waves of nationalism come and go. If you've got a big enough population, you can easily promote your native language as superior to others because it can express X, Y, and Z beautiful concepts easily while filthy foreign languages can&
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I had one with Game Closure. They flew me out to their offices after being impressed with a game I made and made it seem like I was basically granted a job, and an interview was a formality (admittedly, this did result in me slacking a bit
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Not sure what your interest is in this, but I was responding to his not caring if China harvests his data. I didn't make claims about Zoom sending the data to China, but I've seen other people make comments around the internet tha
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China doesn't have any concerns about wasting resources. They have more than enough to spare. Vacuuming up any sort of mundane daily task people do is good data to feed into some AI that can easily distinguish fluff conversations from
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It seems like someone downvoted you and I'm not sure why. I wasn't sure what KGOY really meant, but this seems to be the answer.
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I didn't look too much into this, but is it possible that the increase of censorship isn't just that Kidz Bop is stricter now, but that pop music today has more profanity? >Kidz Bop is teaching gender role conformity and race i
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The taste reminded me of clay and the alkalinity made my throat somewhat uncomfortable. Not in a painful way, but like I swallowed some powdered soap. Dry, yet slippery. Not the worst thing I've eaten, but I've definitely never ju
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I get what you're trying to say, but there are plenty of people who are legitimately equally opposed to both major candidates in many elections. No party should feel entitled to a vote and label those who oppose them as "protest v
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It'd be nice if it seemed like it was subsidizing anything, but university costs continue to balloon out of control.
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They very likely will reach a point someday where they will lay off a good number of people. They can't keep growing forever, and if they reach a point of stagnation, they'll get rid of some people to save on costs or to reallocat
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There was once I time where I could type maybe 5 random words from a song and get it as the top hit. Now there are times where I can’t remember the song title, but I can type a few lines of lyrics verbatim plus include the musician’s name a
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