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by hattmall 2y ago
>Most industries don't do that They absolutely do, but most of the immigrants have a form of ID that gives the companies some measure of deniability. As long as the I-9 goes through, not my problem. If it doesn't, well that&#x2
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by hattmall 2y ago
Ok, I think your list, and the fact that HALF are in 1 Country VS the entire rest of the world qualifies my statement. As well Roche, ASZ, and GSK do the bulk of their research in the US. On top of that the largest outside of the US is Chin
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by hattmall 2y ago
>The state of Vermont is 2,615,376 acres I'm not sure I understand the argument. But going with Vermont, the population is 647,000. THat's over 4 acres per person. That's quite a bit. Zoning, restricted access, hoarding, a
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by hattmall 2y ago
But they truly are not wrong. Spending less and investing isn't going to make you rich. It can certainly help, but it's definitely not going to get you rich unless you have a large amount to begin with in saving and investing. Sec
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by hattmall 2y ago
Land prices, however are heavily influenced by artificial scarcity. It's also something you are entirely reliant on the government to enable you to own and you can't under any circumstances transport.
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by hattmall 2y ago
Are the channels any good? Living in a high rise in Atlanta I could get 100+ OTA digital channels but they mostly sucked. What was interesting was the 4 or 5 channels I could get on Analog though, which I assume were some sort of pirate sit
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by hattmall 2y ago
Sure, but the reverse of that is, you as the developer, are the owner, and you just hire the people to think about strategy, etc. What you are saying is true, because coding is the high value work that relies heavily on the individual effor
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by hattmall 2y ago
Also in the southeast, and it should be pretty easy to find someone to come and bail your hay for you and take a percentage of the hay for themselves. I believe we do 9 acres, and get two harvests. After splitting it with the bailer that&#x
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by hattmall 2y ago
Nope the regulation is too strict. You either must be a dentist or a hygienist to do any sort of dental work and there are strict limits on what a hygienist can do. To avoid regulation you must have an actual dentist doing everything. Now,
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by hattmall 2y ago
I originally had a good dentist, never had a cavity, ever. He retired, next dentist I had a cavity nearly every time. I stopped going, then one of the fillings came out. I went to a new dentist and they said ok, we can fix it. Then drilled
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by hattmall 2y ago
There's huge inertia to change in Dentistry, we know that drilling and filling is basically the worst way to fix teeth. It's firmly established that ART/HVGIC is a much simpler and superior method for 95% of issues. Could be
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by hattmall 2y ago
I'm in a similar boat, Mother, Mother-In-Law, and previously grandparents on both sides suffered from Alzheimer's. Best lead I've come up with is that somehow increasing influx of CSF has a lot of potential. The APOE4 or what
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by hattmall 2y ago
The entire drug research sphere outside of the US is miniscule. Unless you can sell the drug in the US there's very little point to investing in the large scale research needed to truly determine efficacy. Yeah there's some minima
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by hattmall 2y ago
I had the idea to have them floating, sort of, where you angle them by pumping up a sort of canal or something. And potentially the water could be used to create condensation based irrigation for crops planted with in the panels. That or in
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by hattmall 2y ago
No sex = anxiety = No Sex, it's a spiral. We really need a campaign to just promote IRL socializing again. Like all the stop smoking ads on the 90s, we need to push people to bars / parties and whatever other low stress social eve
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by hattmall 2y ago
A lot of them the stream is just a relay to create a connection between you and the camera via Upnp or something similar. They aren't actually footing a bill for all the bandwidth.
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by hattmall 2y ago
>major dental or surgical needs that are today fixable with little fuss I guess perhaps that's true in some countries, but not for the US. People put off major medical needs for years and even decades to wait until they can get on
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by hattmall 2y ago
The big difference is the migrants aren't mentally ill. That's the actual issue, the bulk of homeless people have an issue that makes them much more difficult to house. Where I live we have cheap housing. $35 a month housing proje
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by hattmall 2y ago
We use to have this, self operating mental institutions. Most all patients had jobs that kept the facility running. The US has around ~10 mental health beds per 100k. Most European nations have around 100 and developed Asian countries have
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by hattmall 2y ago
Pretty Amazing movie and story.
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by hattmall 2y ago
I have the same style of dream too. Except it's not scary just annoying. I dream my alarm went off, I got up, got ready and then boom, my alarm is backing going off, "oh that was just a dream", cycle repeats. This happens mos
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by hattmall 2y ago
The idea is to replace TEUs with smaller more manageable standard though. Even though the art shows containers that's not what they are trying to do. In similar systems the proposal is like one cubic meter boxes with max of 100kg. Some
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by hattmall 2y ago
The conveyor belt thing has a lot of momentum behind it. There's a push to created automated logistical grid that replaces TEUs with a smaller more manageable and routable standard. Self driving and traditional rail just have extraneou
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by hattmall 2y ago
That's wild, he got 10 years with a nolo plea just for threatening a school clerk over the phone?? Yeah, terrible lawyer.
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by hattmall 2y ago
So is this similar to the idea behind 40hz binaural beats?
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by hattmall 2y ago
That's a terrible idea, older people have experience and wisdom that's pretty much exclusive to age. Obviously Reggie here is an excellent example. The problem is money in politics that requires anyone getting elected on a nationa
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by hattmall 2y ago
Most kids playing sports aren't necessarily tall and athletic, anyone can play, not everything is the varsity football team in a competitive district. Most kids playing sports are just average.
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by hattmall 2y ago
The scholarships aren't that hard to get. I got several scholarship offers and was at best in the top 30% of players. One of the worst kids on our team got a scholarship but of course it was to a small school far away. The thing is tho
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by hattmall 2y ago
There's loads of data that indicate better educational and life outcomes for kids who participate in sports. Of course the high pressure and things like travel ball are bad. The toxic parents that think their kids are going to go pro a
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by hattmall 2y ago
Most of these jobs have to deal with unions. So almost anything advertised to the general public is going to be for training heavy entry level jobs. Very few will move up the rank and those that do will have to do so through the union.

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