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by helloworld11 4y ago
Honestly sorry then. That one flew right over my head. And since some people really do think exactly that way, all the more believable.
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Huh? How? Living by the airport (not recommended btw) is a whole huge question of moving house and home to a specific location. Having a few essentials at home and learning a few basics for cooking on the fly and really crafting 20-30 minut
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by helloworld11 4y ago
>Reminds of when someone says "this recipe only takes 20 minutes to make!" and they fail to mention.... Or, keep essential ingredients for good and favorite recipes on hand generally, clean pots and utensils in the middle of co
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by helloworld11 4y ago
The worrisome thing is that a remarkable number of smug, self righteous elitists share your disgusting views of how certain self-appointed betters should herd the rest of humanity along "correct" lines. It's been a disgusting
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Totally different time and energy requirement dynamics between the two. The comparison you make is well off the mark.
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by helloworld11 4y ago
And none of that changes the basic fact that they tend to donate a lot of money, goods and time to charity-related projects. It's almost like saying "yes sure they donate, but it doesn't count because of this random list of r
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Wait, does SBF also have the disease now? Honestly curious if this too is a rumor or something known.
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by helloworld11 4y ago
>Putin is 70 and has pancreatic cancer and Parkinson’s, I'd definitely love to see a source for that that's half credible. I've seen enough reports of bad health and impending death for many famous people for many years to
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by helloworld11 4y ago
The U.S also consistently happens to rank as one of the world's most charitable countries on a per capita basis (not just in total dollar value donated, though in this too it ranks in the top spot). This ranking has been noted by many
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Where do people keep getting these absurd ideas about "american Individualism" being the root fault of so many problems? No, dirty cities are not caused by American individualism. They're caused by a mix of factors that can v
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Probably been recommended here many times before, but for fans of these, I'd recommend Permutation City, by Greg Egan too. It's one of the most existentially depressing sci fi (or any kind) of books I know of, but it's damn g
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by helloworld11 4y ago
The french magazine article wasn't clickbait. It makes a claim and then strongly backs it up with detailed analysis. Did you even read the whole thing? They first asked for jpeg copies that they received along with metadata and EXIF de
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Honestly, thanks for the clarification.
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Well, if your site was created on that date according to ICANN records, and you have multiple posts implying that it existed before that, it's one more little piece of a wider pattern of misdirection such as the stuff discussed above.
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Take a moment yourself and try not to react emotionally to a series of completely valid arguments. Were this some other context, or possibly were it a man accused of this, would you be so understanding? The french magazine itself suspected
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by helloworld11 4y ago
I actually ended up looking for myself before I saw your reply and found them here. https://www.lumendatabase.org/notices/29688697 . Thanks though.
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Packed snow shapes can be ambiguous, but entire mountain peaks don't randomly move to different places as is clearly the case in these photos. The article presents and excellent and very detailed case for how the photos are doctored al
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Sorry, but curious, How does one search for this result?
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Sorry but I call bullshit. Considering how these images were presented to the public and accepted by many, and later even sold, the level of editing and composite work this photographer does (if she even exists as the person she claims to b
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by helloworld11 4y ago
But no. Those NFTs never had anything but subjective bubble value to begin with and cost next to nothing to create too. The money transferred in exchange for changing ownership of them passed to other hands but didn't disappear. Its mu
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by helloworld11 4y ago
There is nothing too thin about the limb the comment above just described. Maxwell really is from a wealthy and well connected UK business family, she really did traffic many, many minors and she really did have many connections (both throu
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by helloworld11 4y ago
You mean conspiracy theory sites like NPR? Because well after the date on which your link was posted as a revelation, the video apparently ceased to exist because it was... drumroll... the victim of an accidental digital storage failure. So
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by helloworld11 4y ago
>On top of that I'd say if wealth is your goal the best way to never get to it is to chase it directly. You can go through 20 startups creation, if your sole goal is personal wealth you'll most likely miss the point 20 times Ho
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by helloworld11 4y ago
People have been predicting this mass starvation of poor people in X parts of the world since before even Paul R. Ehrlich opened his mouth. In his book "the population bomb" he claimed it would be because of overpopulation. Now t
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by helloworld11 4y ago
>Sorry you’re interpreting the release of these documents as evidence that the conspiracists were right? If the conspiracy was correct, these would never be made public, Just because a conspiracy has sprung leaks or failed in some vital
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by helloworld11 4y ago
But then oops, the documents will unfortunately be lost/misplaced/burned in an accidental fire/wiped by a sudden digital storage failure... Just as the camera outside Epstein's cell "failed". (mostly) tongue in
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Unless I'm wrong wouldn't a large concentration of mafic eruptions also be extremely (if slowly) dangerous? The Siberian traps apparently caused history's biggest known extinction event and they were mostly a huge concentrati
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Im still not sure why a company that's hosted in Australia, with a thoroughly awful legal system for digital privacy by the standards of other western-style democracies, is recommended so much. I can understand its other benefits and h
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by helloworld11 4y ago
And you're letting your simplistic take on democratic government being "nice" color your own thinking. Canadian banks and regulators looking into money laundering might be reasonable when carefully permitted by tried legal pr
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by helloworld11 4y ago
Thanks for all of these. Will be exploring each of them. Your mention of Churchill's grasp of how huge potential U.S power was reminded me of a supposed quote by the prime minister in which he said something like "So it turns out

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