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gataca
3y ago
Is this an attempt at being edgy? The relationships between the companies and their host governments is not the point, its the differences between those governments that matters. Just one example of the difference is the Chinese government
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gataca
4y ago
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gataca
4y ago
Not really, it implies that "modern" is better than a 7th century religion
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gataca
5y ago
These should be placed along every major artery in NYC with enormous fines for violators. If people want to behave like selfish children they should be treated as such.
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gataca
5y ago
Will this ever be safe enough to use as a hazardous waste disposal system? Can we just send the worst of the worst into the sun without too much risk of just spreading it out through the atmosphere in case of an explosion.
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China, Not SpaceX, May Be Source of Rocket Part Crashing into Moon
(nytimes.com)
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gataca
5y ago
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gataca
5y ago
Why doesn't Apple just buy NSO and use them as an internal defense group?
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2021 was world’s 6th-warmest year on record
(noaa.gov)
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gataca
5y ago
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gataca
5y ago
He got very lucky with the type of pancreatic cancer he had, it was detected so early that surgery would likely have been curative. So sad that it ended the way it did.
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gataca
5y ago
link to the primary article: https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2021/ee/d1ee0...
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gataca
5y ago
> Afghanistan War (WMDs) 9/11 was catalyst for this, nothing to do with WMDs
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gataca
5y ago
this is good news, and long overdue. we should have done this for the wuhan strain last year, it would have shaved months off of the trials, and could have saved an enormous number of people.
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gataca
5y ago
There was a pretty recent one that continues to dismiss the idea this came from a lab completely.
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gataca
5y ago
Will start with point 1: Take Europe instead of just the US - protests in Europe against Israel with no equivalent against Iran or Russia, both of whom funded and sent troops to Syria where Assad has committed actual genocide leading to
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gataca
5y ago
I wasn't referring to Israeli actions vs Syria, which are clearly not comparable, but the difference in reactions. If you think that the protests calling Israel an illegal state are just trying to hold Israel to a higher standard then
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gataca
5y ago
looks like you hit a nerve by correctly diagnosing the situation.
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gataca
5y ago
What does Jews buying swamps in pre-state Israel have to do with Iraqi or Egyptian Jews, for example, who were ethnically cleansed? I'm not seeing the connection
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gataca
5y ago
How do you explain the same exact global reaction in 2006, when Hezbollah started a war by kidnapping and killing Israeli soldiers on the border and firing missiles into Israel? Massive protests, 'Israel is committing war crimes/g
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gataca
5y ago
Excellent write up. Have yet to read an actual rebuttal of this argument.
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gataca
5y ago
China has split the cyber world in half with their Great Firewall. Until they open their cyber space up to the west I don’t see any reason why the outside world would allow state-controlled Chinese companies to have access to their markets&
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gataca
7y ago
They were a country for a period of time. They had passports and a currency. I don’t see how that disproves OP’s point
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gataca
7y ago
Highly unlikely. Look at the bloodletting in Syria or Lebanon for lessons in how much the former Ottoman subjects like each other
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gataca
7y ago
What's positive about China's behavior in Hong Kong or their treatment of the Uighurs?
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An HIV Genome from Two Decades Before Its Discovery
(theatlantic.com)
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7y ago
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gataca
7y ago
Centralized coal power plant outside of the densely populated areas that buses concentrate in >>>>> mobile pollution machines in those same dense areas. Seems rather obvious
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What Lies Beneath: The Understatement of Existential Climate Risk[pdf]
(docs.wixstatic.com)
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7y ago
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Chinese Industry on Edge After Censorship of Shanghai Festival's Opening Film
(hollywoodreporter.com)
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7y ago
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With state subsidies and a firm hand, China races ahead with electric transport
(washingtonpost.com)
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7y ago
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gataca
7y ago
Said's original work was just as myopic as this more recent revisit. There are so many issues with this article that it's difficult to list them all. The author completely ignores the long history of conflict and colonialism in th
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gataca
8y ago
Biologics do not contain living organisms. For example monoclonal antibodies are considered biologics and are not alive, they can also easily be made “generic”.
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