hnu234

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by hnu234 3y ago
Then I guess the extermination of the wolverines, passenger pigeons, american eagle, american buffalo, etc exemplifies what? The evils of capitalism? The evils of democracy? Not to mention the extermination of the native americans... What&#
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by hnu234 3y ago
> At least Musk's core business isn't spyware. Tesla, Starlink, Solar, etc are all spyware. I guess SpaceX isn't quite spyware but it most definitely is a state sponsored company. Tesla has traded like it is google 2.0 for
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by hnu234 3y ago
> don't know about the US It's old news here. From April 2018... "Relative's DNA from genealogy websites cracked East Area Rapist case" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16936041
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by hnu234 3y ago
The concept of truth has always been fuzzy when it comes to politics. When was there are stable time for the concept of truth in politics? The entire political system of ads, media, speeches, etc are full of misrepresentations, outright lie
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by hnu234 3y ago
Is it wild though? The anti-china shills ( paid and unpaid ) have been vocal for a few years now. Almost any thread having anything remotely to do with china has them.
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by hnu234 3y ago
Shouldn't it be the other way around: 'Earliest Alaska hunting camps tied to woolly mammoth movements'? The article itself states that the camps were set to capitalize on the mammoth movements - 'It looks like these earl
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by hnu234 3y ago
> Learn how to read context before sperging out lol. I did. That's why I quoted your entire comment in my response : "Animus between China and US is a recent thing, like post 2015." > Nixon visited China just a few year
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by hnu234 3y ago
I would be shocked if this 'study' wasn't funded by the vitamin industry.
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by hnu234 3y ago
> Eating more and exercising more (and the energy required to keep your core temperature up) might kill you faster, maybe through free radical production from metabolism. There's a theory that it's actually heartbeats. Most ani
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by hnu234 3y ago
> 1966?? So, like, pretty much all the world-changing, paradigm-shifting revelations were in West Village? No. Unix, C, C++, etc were in nj.
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by hnu234 3y ago
> What they take has been proven to be far greater value than what they gave. It isn't a fair "trade", at all. Sure it is. As long as it wasn't coerced. > To be fair to China, corrupt locals allowed it to happen. I
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by hnu234 3y ago
> Animus between China and US is a recent thing, like post 2015. Are people this dumb and ignorant? Animus between China and the US dates back centuries to the opium wars of the early 1800s. And animus between China and the US has been
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by hnu234 3y ago
> Geography was pretty much the only thing we had going for us. Geography is important but so was singapore's chinese connections. Singapore's rise is tied to china's opening and economic rise. Singapore and Hong kong&#x27
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by hnu234 3y ago
> Horrific, and particularly horrific knowing that US was either abettor or architect of the whole operation, down from the top to the Chicago Boys. "It is really incredible that Pinochet escaped any punishment at all."
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by hnu234 3y ago
> I guess the US compassion for Berliners did have limits after all. I think the indiscriminate firebombing and targeting of german civilians in ww2 showed there is no such thing as 'US compassion'. It was calculated propaganda
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by hnu234 3y ago
> If the US was run like Japan or Germany we would be the wealthiest nation on Earth. The US is wealthier than Japan and Germany combined. With room to spare.
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by hnu234 3y ago
> It won't cause conflict because China will just come in and take it... vs > "Here, take a 'free' hydrodam on your river and we will just take some land and electricity." So which is it? They will 'take