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by ineedaj0b 9mo ago
Oil is important but as lever to pull on because it affects China. The invasion is meant to orient the US to fight China. We are cutting away the Middle East war baggage, trying to end the Ukraine war baggage so we can focus on China. Russi
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by ineedaj0b 9mo ago
the entire readership of this website is clueless, it’s an echo chamber. Unless you write a thoroughly detailed contra comment you get downvoted. If you say Elon is good you get downvoted. I do not want to source my comments, I work a job!
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by ineedaj0b 9mo ago
I agree we should be busting more monopolies in the vein of Teddy Roosevelt, but you are forgetting the monopolies and capture political parties have on the states themselves. I know its a hot issue and I apologize, but if you look at Minne
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by ineedaj0b 10mo ago
You can probably get that here in the US near a high school during team sports donation times. Not a great car wash but probably $5-10 on the low end. One should be uncomfortable the Arab States are doing so well. They have no democracy but
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by ineedaj0b 10mo ago
those articles were written a plenty about the Davos Elite - even precovid. It’s a tad lazy now. Sure there was some evidence of wealth concentration mattering. But there was also evidence against it (like Jack Ma). Power is still the ring
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by ineedaj0b 10mo ago
Everyone hates living near the turbines. They are loud, an eyesore, kill birds in droves, and cause annoying flickering. People don’t mind solar as much. Wind cannot compete on solar for price especially with China reducing solars base cost
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by ineedaj0b 10mo ago
We don’t need offshore wind or onshore. Wish the US focused more on Solar. Seems to be the smartest path forward. China understands and is gunning for Nuclear and Solar. Geothermal and wind are nice but too location dependent.
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by ineedaj0b 11mo ago
this is an article about why you shouldn't live in the UK. I always think right-wing news makes it sound worse than it is.. I have a feeling it's truer than not. Brexit was the tipping point.
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
Doctors do not get along and that’s too many Drs. Each patient often has multiple speciality Drs visiting them and reviewing their case up to 3 or 4 sometimes already. Imagine being on consult and trying to figure out which guy on a team o
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
her at her worst is better than 90% of people at their best. if you get through and into a good med school -match into surgery- you are Peak in a way very few are. I don’t see this changing unless they reduce the requirements for med school
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
fine fine. Let me speak to you like you're a colleague and not a hn commenter that you can be upfront with: As a practicing clinician, I must express significant reservations regarding therapeutic agents emerging from China, particular
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
there’s some interesting treatment in china that seems promising. something about unclogging drains in the neck. friend told me it looked ‘possible’. the whole western field is 15-20 years behind because some researcher lied about plaque da
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
Reddit can become a echochamber, a one sided flog machine, all good content decaying, no good or viable business after 10 years (propped up by YC investors), it’s even become a slur to denote a certain type of brain and eventually it will d
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
I always felt Chinese. A lot of people here seem remiss to accept this but the claim was made, I think around 2018? And now the international community has gone and doubled checked - and it seems legitimate. 2025: the mainstream belief of d
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
the fees are bought upon by the partakers of food and cigarettes. do they realize the strain excess weight carries for organs? would it be cheaper in china or Europe to be that size? No. Logistically, other countries would not have equipmen
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
he’s pushing for ‘office politics’ not national politics.
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
It does take a good deal of time. Another missed angle is how hard this group is to study: I imagine they never respond to surveys. From what I know from a friend in that type of group London is no longer the place to park money. Not sure w
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
it was a good witch hunt. we very much almost lost the Cold War to the soviets. the US public and government officials had no idea how bad it was in the USSR. The majority of intellectuals glazed the Soviet Union. We witch hunted. We also g
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
Yes. Sorry. Get them mixed up.
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
Hm. I asked openly for information to change my opinion - show data, examples, anything - and you attack my character. I get the largest amount of my news from Bloomberg. And you think I need to get laid. I have no issues with women or ment
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
I’ve been really sad getting older and having so much more context on Britain. My family weirdly had access to all of British TV in US growing up and they had fantastic programs. Now, I feel they are a joke. They seem like a strong example
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
there's lots of near admission by numerous service members (retired now) who go on those war/special forces podcasts and admit they had their hands tied and told to stall. the 'brass' didn't want the war to end - un
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
jd vance mentions that very thing multiple times in interviews.
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
i too knew a lot of NASA employed peopled and it’s always regrettable to lose a job but.. what the heck was our space program doing? i know they blamed changing leadership and changing budget but the space shuttle’s replacement program was
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
i'm not outing myself to prove a point. keep your power levels hidden.
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
you can figure out with math, climate change is solvable with tech advancement. also the US has pretty clean energy, and likely always will because of fear from future administration changes. one should be more worried about china or india
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
it's tough to tell what's going wrong for you but concierge medicine will give you a full hour and be much more invested in finding the root of your issues. keep in mind, drs are also trying to figure out if you're a reliable
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
i worked construction for a summer (roofing) and a lot of guys were drunk or on something fun. i imagine elon is pushing them to build much faster than normal and they'll try.. but you also can't be on anything working a fast sche
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
money is not a finite supply. value is often created without taking from others.
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by ineedaj0b 1y ago
some drug are moneymakers. lots of people can take them. viagra was that or now ozempic etc. but there's lots of novel drugs that never get past testing because they cost too much or the market too small to recover profit. these studie

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