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impendingchange
5y ago
You've failed your Diplomacy check with Trolls this round.
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5y ago
Exactly. It is not like vaccines inoculate you like they used to (think Polio and TB).
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5y ago
Or maybe, I could skip the corporate cream cheese and roll my own for my cheesecake: https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/beer-food/how-to-make...
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5y ago
When a corporation feels it has this much power over its employees, it is time for that corporation to end.
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5y ago
I think it indicates that the gold price is manipulated. If the cost of milk has gone up, why hasn't the cost of gold?
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5y ago
This article doesn't answer the question.
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5y ago
He's a prolific writer: https://theweek.com/authors/matthew-walther
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5y ago
Working to get past the impregnable.
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5y ago
What would a government do to try to halt a theory?
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5y ago
There is a deeper level to this event. Discovery is a bitch.
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5y ago
No profit.
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5y ago
What other politician left office poorer?
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For the most part, they aren't.
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The study is not even peer-reviewed yet.
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Big Pharma would say that the economy is going gangbusters.
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5y ago
I wonder if the Bluetooth waves interfere with the nuclear football functionality.
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5y ago
Well, it seems the markets are behind Veritasium, right or wrong. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/VERI-USD/
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5y ago
When most politicians leave office magnitudes of orders richer than when they entered, pointing this out about Trump seems so politically biased.
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5y ago
The science says otherwise.
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5y ago
Can't have the populace communicating with each other about things...
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I wonder if the FBI did that for free or if they charged a fee for the service.
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5y ago
> Lets hold off on predictions until we actually get some data. Hopefully humanity will survive that long. It is amazing that we, as a whole, made it this far without data.
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> but some things are universal. Thankfully, judging by the uptick count of this topic, not important studies about bird defecation range.
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5y ago
I call being censored like that "got twittered". It'll be bad for Twitter when that descriptor becomes commonly used.
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Mayhem Beneath the Surface of the Stock Market
(wolfstreet.com)
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Happenin' in Rwanda: https://rumble.com/vq7mip-itm-for-adam-from-rwanda-where-goa...
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B.A.R. = British Attorney Registry
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5y ago
From the abstract: "We compared the mutations of Omicron with prior variants of concern (Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta), variants of interest (Lambda, Mu, Eta, Iota and Kappa), and all 1523 SARS-CoV-2 lineages constituting 5.4 million SAR
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5y ago
Slavery is so 3D.
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5y ago
The company who first markets a Covid test for pets will be wealthy beyond imagination!
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