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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
They claim this is for the F22, but I wonder if some enemy tech has been 'obtained' and they want to backward engineer it? The wiki page shows some stats of a plane that is (publicly) 22-23 years old and VAX is 42 years old. To m
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
How much new do you use, before you use it all up? If the spark is fading, start teaching. Either on the side, or as a mentor. You'll get asked questions you may not know the answer off the top of your head and it will make you dig,
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
That's not 'like a downpayment' that is a very healthy down payment!
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
Inner city. There are always cheap rentals if you look around. I'm landlocked with no beaches. This helps costs tremendously.
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
Trucks have doubled and it's insane. Jeeps as well. A base Ruby is now what...42k-ish? Friggin' stupid. I can almost buy two rental houses for that price. At least one that can be in move in condition with a splash of paint an
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
One of the major drawbacks of touchscreens is the amount of controls that are being integrated with them. Most folks mash the screens harder than they need to, and they wear out too fast. Once the screen it kaput, half you car is useless.
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
You can argue these points and prove mathematical efficiently all you want, in the end, it's about those who control the purse strings. Right now, that is still 'Big Oil'. They are buried into our politicians pockets like an
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
The FDA. IIRC approval time takes about 10 years minimum. Then you have 20 years to cash that cow out before the patent runs out.
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
From the aspect of what would happen first, this would be more realistic than getting more companies on board for curing and preventing vs maintaining. Having a regional or even global movement for healthier lifestyles would be easier done
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
I'm not saying I agree with this, I'm saying this is how pharama business works. I've worked for some of the biggest players globally, and I can tell you they are not in the business for cures.
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g00s3_caLL_x2
7y ago
Medicine in America will never do this, at least not for the foreseeable future. They moved from 'cures' decades ago. Plus add a big heaping spoonful of the FDA and the red-tape that must be jumped through. Anytime someone ingests