graphe

48 ms·

781.
by graphe 4y ago
Thanks for this in depth explaination. Seems like they think they'd get more but if they got rid of it they'd get less.
782.
by graphe 4y ago
You're speaking about a very narrow type of person, atypical of any scenario. Homeless can go to churches if they behave. Most recipients are not homeless people with no transportation. I'd ask how meager? How much money did they
783.
by graphe 4y ago
They always are. Why do you need them? Their high prices are probably because of Broadcom though, which is also why they made their own chip. It may never be cheap again.
784.
by graphe 4y ago
It's true. A lack of redundancy is the issue. One feeble car. One month rent. One day worth of food. One day at a time you have to juggle taking more out of one or fearing it'll go away or stop working.
785.
by graphe 4y ago
Are you sure they are not just propaganda? Many people who say those things say the US has no free healthcare ignoring medicaid, medicare and Obamacare because it's an American pasttime to throw out misinformation and hate the governme
786.
by graphe 4y ago
I disagree completely with the article. It calls it a time tax because he is rich and obsessed with efficient use of time. Rich people have a washer and dryer at home. The poor go to laundromats. They meet others, have a chat, kids play, do
787.
by graphe 4y ago
I've been in that situation and sitting around in a shitty room for an hour and getting an interview for 10 minutes to give me healthcare and food stamps for a year is definitely giving me more than I put in. I don't know about th
788.
by graphe 4y ago
in the context of this discussion,recent times, and the fact the military always sees them around I'd say all of the current UFOs are spy drones.
789.
by graphe 4y ago
Is price fixing illegal? It’s applied very inconsistently. Farmers have their prices fixed. Shkreli wasn’t so lucky. During hurricanes it was illegal to raise prices. But Nixon enacted a price freeze too.
790.
by graphe 4y ago
I don’t disagree. Guessing it’s their logic because they’re bureaucratic, but you’re right. Nobody can follow the law if they don’t understand the law.
791.
by graphe 4y ago
Yes. But at this fitness level and only half of Americans would stay and fight. How many are willing to train, go overseas, fight and not dodge the draft?
792.
by graphe 4y ago
This is the similar with vitamin d and COVID. They found out COVID depleted vitamin d.
793.
by graphe 4y ago
UFOs are just spy drones with sensor jammers and detectors that are designed to look strange and unnerving to pilots so they will scope them out. Pilots are trained NOT to go by them or engage with them for fear of secrets leaking.
794.
by graphe 4y ago
There’s tons of equipment on it too.
795.
by graphe 4y ago
America does not follow the law. Americans do not follow the law. They may decide to risk it and the punishments are clearly laid out for the enterprising lawbreaker or journalist.
796.
by graphe 4y ago
Why? The draft is gone in the US. It is traditionally isolationist. There will be no Great War despite experts saying so. At worst you’ll see weapons being shipped overseas to fund rebels/terrorism against enemies.
797.
by graphe 4y ago
They might survive then! I’ve heard of bulldozed Palestinian olive trees miraculously thriving.
798.
by graphe 4y ago
Geothermal energy would be amazing! But it's hard to balance with carbon emissions.
799.
by graphe 4y ago
It's ok! The bronze age collapse was brought on partially by earthquakes too. Fault lines and waterways are very useful but can be dangerous. I know Japan has lots of earthquakes but they're better prepared. I heard they never sel
800.
by graphe 4y ago
Yes. Someone told of a story where he took very low doses and he got childhood memories every night.
801.
by graphe 4y ago
Which races are barred from wealth?
802.
by graphe 4y ago
> Are they actually the most capable students, or did they just have a better chance of getting higher scores on the arbitrary metrics chosen? And if so, why did they have a higher chance? They are the most capable. You call them abitrar
803.
by graphe 4y ago
Cast iron skillets haven't changed, wood spoons still exist, bronze and steel utensils differences are not innovative or better, they're just cheaper to manufacture. You're right about the wheel though, I saw a facinating vid
804.
by graphe 4y ago
Was that an orchard? Very nice trees.
805.
by graphe 4y ago
You want them to empty San Francisco? In Chicago they tunneled into the lake and flooded it, but you wouldn't say we shouldn't build next to water would you?
806.
by graphe 4y ago
How do you donate to syrians, or more accurately how do you make sure your money isn't being taken by sometime else? Would be nice to directly give to them instead of organizations.
807.
by graphe 4y ago
I've heard of a Russian medication that can be used in low doses that gives old memories back. It starts with"bro" and it has something to do with dopamine.
808.
by graphe 4y ago
Lots of websites use BSD. PS3+PS4, osx is more unix then Linux because it's BSD derived.
809.
by graphe 4y ago
Thanks, I mixed up my centuries. It's very impressive how far these spices went. Pre Mughal India is very interesting, I listened to a podcast about the Vijayanagara empire on fall of civilizations.
810.
by graphe 4y ago
Alexander the great, china, Rome, all abrahamic religions.

More ›