iamadog1029

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by iamadog1029 5y ago
Do you happen to know how one would be billed for this if they didn't have insurance?
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by iamadog1029 5y ago
$1400 for cholecalciferate - aka Vitamin D-3 $700 for sterile water I don't comprehend how charges like that are even remotely feasible for anything other than the deferal of liability from the hospital to the mfg., who charges a premi
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by iamadog1029 5y ago
I don't find that voting systems are a positive evolution, generally. It's a non-committal way to interface for people that don't contribute any tangible content to a discussion. I remember when Facepunch Studios integrated i
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by iamadog1029 5y ago
Not history's, but the present's solution to history is the Lindy effect. I don't think it can be dealt with in the present, truth must necessarily be sieved out and separated from the limitless chaff.
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by iamadog1029 5y ago
This was discussed years ago, but it's been a reality for a long while. There are articles dating back to 2007 kind of dabbling into this, and I remember years ago a whistleblower, I think she was a journalist employed by one of these
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by iamadog1029 5y ago
I do my own dishes now, I'll do my own dishes then. Your thesis is non-sequitur, and speaking frankly, degenerate and extraordinarily cynical. Communes are experimental, experiments often fail, that's just the way shit works. Out
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by iamadog1029 5y ago
It couldn't possibly be that the inertia of the system at large is highly resistant to progressive policy?
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by iamadog1029 5y ago
That's far more complicated than you'd suspect, at least in the US. There are a litany of policies that criminalize self-sustainment. Granted I suppose one could consume pests without being harangued for poaching, but that doesn&#