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idDriven
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My guess is this is leading up to a PR campaign where the industry will make a big deal about how seriously they are tackling the 'newly discovered' issue as an attempt to undercut a push for actual governmental oversight and regu
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idDriven
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Demolition Man called it "Taco bell was the only restaurant to survive the Franchise Wars ... So now all restaurants are Taco Bell."
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I recently read this article and was surprised that services like Grubhub and Seamless are not only charging the user a service fee, and using tips to pay less of a guaranteed hourly wage to workers, but also charging a 10% -30% fee to the
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idDriven
8y ago
>Our first product is a hair building fiber. Similar to what's been on the market for decades, but we've done cutting edge work to improve the static cling and the application process. Your website and instagram seems bereft of
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idDriven
8y ago
Thanks, apparently this has been one of my less popular comments. I saw quite a few people in the comments before i posted asking if their charge/apple/whatever monitor was accurate and it's likely better to manually check he
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idDriven
8y ago
I don't consider this a fallacy, if you follow the whole libertarian idea of a person should be able to claim philosophical exemptions for their children shouldn't that immutable right to exemption also apply to everyone?
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8y ago
60 Beats Per Minute feels a lot different than 100 BPM, which feels different than 140+ BPM. Once you get a feeling for how different BPM's feel to you if you have an abnormal elevation, like rapid heart rate at rest that would be an i
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Yeah I should change the wording above to established cancer , thanks.
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Public Service Announcement: You can just check your pulse manually for free. AFIB will be irregularly irregular. As as comparing cancer to AFIB it's definitely not accurate to compare the two directly. A very common cause of AFIB in p
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I find it strange how many people have this puritanical mindset that just because something is pleasurable or can induce some degree of physical dependency this automatically equates to something with negative health consequences or somethi
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I've heard DMT is better for contacting the aliens.
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The Cult of Dead Cow thing made me a little hopeful, then I read the comments where someone referenced O'Rourke taking almost half a million from the oil & gas lobby, despite signing a pledge not to accept money from fossil fuel in
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Unlikely Journeys: Reading the campaign memoirs of a crowded Democratic field
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I tried, it doesn't display anything than the opening slide on PC, privitized firefox and virgin chrome either.
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idDriven
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Also pretty much anything is better than coal and fossil fuels. I can't hear the phrase 'clean coal' bandied about without wanting to bang my head against the nearest wall.
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It seems like the study discussed skewed in terms of the dataset was sites that are picture-based primarily and thus generally perceived as geared towards hook-ups. This could also be interpreted that guys are more open to casual sex with w
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If you're interested in a more general view of many of the issues impairing the current US Healthcare system, this was a great in-depth article by Time: http://time.com/198/bitter-pill-why-medical-bills-are-killin.
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idDriven
8y ago
Endorsing Satanism isn't necessarily a bad thing. If you read The Satanic Bible by Anton LaVey it can represent a logical construct that rejects blind theology.
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The way that you phrased the part about 'emotional issues, abuse drugs or self-harm' are you meaning to imply that this somehow makes them lesser people? Bearing in mind that these traits all tend to be a direct sequelae of childh
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The short answer would be no, a good summary from the LAtimes: "Only two countries permit DTC drug ads — the U.S. and New Zealand. Every other nation has concluded that its unwise and irresponsible to pitch potentially dangerous meds t
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Foundation for Economic Education is a Partner to the Koch brothers, so likely a thinktank to espouse their point of view. Read Dark Money by Jane Mayer for more info. Source: https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Fou
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So we need to put more effort into building effective mass transportation to help the populace achieve this goal right? I mean I agree, I visited London and want the US to have an equivalent mass transit system, in most of the US you cannot
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So this was an interesting book, well written and using empirical evidence that humans are killing the planet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sixth_Extinction:_An_Unnat... I tend towards the view that this book is a
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This seems overly optimistic, supposedly we were also supposed to have woolly mammoths by now. I think these articles are more a fundraising attempt, biotech is incredibly expensive and I don't see a clear path to monetization even if
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In defense of buying a used Tesla I really appreciate the idea that if your car is 'out of date' in terms of current hardware you can simply pay for an upgrade instead of being told you have to sell your car as used and buy a whol
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A lot of new high-density housing in desirable areas would go a long way to alleviating many of these issues, which at their heart seem scarcity-based.
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The idea that the amount of money you make working is in any way a 'measure of the benefit you provide society' is pathological. Many of those who provide the most benefit are paid a suppance.
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100% agree that promoting antitrust legislation has the potential to improve our current economic trajectory. Both regional and global monopolies are a threat.
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Came here to say this, literally any Laserjet printer, I had to research it before for a business plan. Just do research on the best Color Laserjet printer (they come in both color and monochrome).
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I use Ting as my primary phone provider the pricing is great if you're a light user. Their international roaming rates when traveling to first-world or major cities is usually about double the local US rates which is very fair. Do you
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