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giardini
9mo ago
FWIW it isn't clear who said "f*** b**": it could have been the officer who shot his gun but it also could have been someone else. Time and analysis will show who said what and who did what.
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9mo ago
twixfel says >"Sometimes extreme things happen."< I agree with that. Perhaps this is one of those "extreme things". But current interpretations of this event are politically extreme and harmfully polarizing to us
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9mo ago
Paywall.
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giardini
10mo ago
We're hearing two extreme interpretations of what happened from at least two political sides. Only one video was initially shown. But there were multiple persons filming the incident, the police vehicles nearby likely had cameras and l
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giardini
10mo ago
And you know this how? Personal experience, research, multiple interviews, analysis of census data, etc.? And BTW, Perhaps you could enlighten us as to why cowboys are, as you state, _DeadFred_ >"homeless dudes who happened to chase
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10mo ago
How do you define failure? When did "again and again" occur? I don't see that you have any valid argument or any supporting data whatsoever. Private health insurance exists and works. Insurance doesn't have to cover ever
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giardini
10mo ago
Sentence construction?
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10mo ago
Have you ever dealt with an alcoholic when he's drunk or a schizophrenic when he's acting out? You use the word "suffering" as if they had no part in their own condition. I'm reminded of Duke, the skinhead in "
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10mo ago
pixelready says "A surge of empathetic humanism would likely do wonders for the mental health crisis as a bonus." Empathetic humanism isn't likely to do much for a schizophrenic or alcoholic.
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10mo ago
_DeadFred_ says: "Fox News host Brian Kilmeade saying that homeless people should receive "involuntary lethal injections" Yeah, that kind of thought crossed my mind when a homeless guy, unhappy that I wouldn't let him
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10mo ago
Who are those "very few people" who actively manage our economy?
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giardini
10mo ago
And if corporate officers don't select for more profit then their stock goes down, shareholders become unhappy, officers could lose their jobs and the corporation could even fail b/c they have competitors and their competitors w
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10mo ago
Austin, the capital of Texas, is quite heavily Democratic and liberal. But most of Texas is decidedly Republican: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics_of_Texas
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10mo ago
Every son dreams that his Dad has a little bit of pirate! Congrats!
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10mo ago
Thank you! I searched for "UC Davis protocol for shoulder" and found Dr. Keith Baars at UC Davis and his research on tendons: [Tim Ferriss podcast re Baars' work at https://tim.blog/2025/02/27/d
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10mo ago
What happened to you? Might anything you have learned help me? Recommended reading? I too have a shoulder tendon issue: 14 months ago a loud one-time "pop" occurred while doing a simple external rotation shoulder exercise with ve
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10mo ago
I disagree. One multimillion dollar unit can cover only one location and the area nearby. And that unit requires logistical support, cover and time to move to another location. IOW I'm well aware of the "cost-per-shot" analys
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10mo ago
A very costly (millions of dollars) unit vs hundreds or thousands of $500 units just won't work! Some imagination is required, perhaps some lessons from the biology of immune systems et al ?
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10mo ago
They don't say what is injected, calling it only a "gerozyme inhibitor". Original article appears to be: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adx6649 Inhibition of 15-hydroxy prostaglandin de
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10mo ago
little late for that!
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10mo ago
Peter Zeihan (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqA5NODRnQI ) has said that China will collapse economically b/c there are literally not enough subject experts alive (they've all aged and died off w/o repla
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10mo ago
b/c they have tried it and watched others use it and sense that it is not very "intelligent"?
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10mo ago
No surprise. Put a bunch of psychopaths into a bar and that's what you get. Hi tech has forgotten about Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends & Influence People": https://www.amazon.com/How-Win-Friends
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10mo ago
spectralista says >",,it is: 1. Genetics."< I learned this young. Our smallish high school had several exceptional athletes who achieved all-state level in their freshman years. They were great but they had to work for it.
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10mo ago
Begins by asking "how define intelligence"?! Seriously! Old physics jokes ("We shall approximate the cow with a sphere...", etc.) come to mind.
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10mo ago
He certainly looks healthier than he did years ago: Mormon life must be pretty good!
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10mo ago
Topic has turned into an anti-Trump shit-storm. Flag it!
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10mo ago
Isn't 10 inches enough?
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10mo ago
This guy's been downvoted badly but he's right - vitamin k2 make your teeth into "superteeth". I started K2 about 10 years ago. Next dental checkup (about a year too late) the dental tech said my teeth appeared recently-
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10mo ago
My point is that governments should focus on national security and integrity of elections and law. Every dollar spent on healthcare is a dollar that cannot be used to enhance the nations' defense or legal systems. It also raises the co
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