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by id34 4mo ago
Correct - the version I linked is his more aggressive version, but he does give a soft out with 30 minutes remaining. He mentions that he has also uploaded the alternative version for those who want to share it with someone who wouldn'
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by id34 4mo ago
I recommend this video from YouTuber Technology Connections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtQ9nt2ZeGM I appreciate his ability to talk renewables for almost an hour and barely mention climate change. This video has a bit
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by id34 8mo ago
The use of tariffs as a mid-long strategy, in my view, would require a stable, long-term communication that the US government will implement careful, strategic tariffs alongside incentives to strengthen chosen domestic industries where they
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by id34 9mo ago
No, of course, but the issue comes in the next step. How do they put their "support" of science into practice? For some, that means supporting increased budgets for grants, education, or basic research. For others, that means &quo
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by id34 10mo ago
Here's the underlying study: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adu5584
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by id34 1y ago
Man's search for a place in the universe is a tale as old as time. In this particular era, where the information environment pushes us to absolute judgements on complex issues, it can be difficult to publicly identify with tribe X. Can
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by id34 1y ago
For Android/iOS I've used ScreenZen, which is wonderfully configurable.
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by id34 2y ago
There difference is between "check" and "do" - verifying your work is a helpful use of feedback, not being able to multiply single digits without a calculator is a failed skill without a crutch to rely on.
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by id34 2y ago
I believe, as the parent comment alluded to, the rat patrol has established a substantial beachhead into SK. The front lines are now outside the province and pushing east. I've wondered about BC though - outside the density of the lowe
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by id34 2y ago
Growing up in AB, I really didn't conceptually understand what rats are like in other places. I can't think of another animal with that same ubiquitousness. Having no exposure as a kid means I find them terribly terribly gross whe
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by id34 2y ago
I've wondered if the rise in friends and colleagues with sudden late stage cancers has just been a fluke of my circle or a symptom of a wider problem of an unknown cause. My father died of esophageal cancer not long ago - as a man in h