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Which may have been a very reasonable conclusion based on what they knew of the issue. The letter sent out reported a split of the bearing race. A split bearing race won't prevent it from supporting the load. It's easily possible
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9mo ago
Being on your phone doesn't stop you from waiting in line at the polling booth. A job does.
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In bi-polar systems like the decades-long standoff between Saudi Arbia and it's coalition against Iran and theirs, you don't actually want your opponent to collapse. They serve as a boogeyman that keeps your alliance cohesive and
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The have high precision data. The question is what map precision better than 6 inches gets you. Still waiting on one example.
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Again, not a straw man. It is necessary to destroy the entirety of US industry to destroy the supply chain of drones. Drones are incredibly easy to manufacture, among the very easiest. It does not require highly specialized machines or exot
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There is nothing more permanent than a temporary solution.
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> I see, you think my argument is moot because a successful sabotage or halt of domestic drone production is a victory condition for war. No, I claimed that to fubar the domestic supply chain was a victory condition of the war. Sabotage
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> There are also very easy things that you can do to hugely reduce intake of MNPs. If you are concerned about water, just filtering through charcoal works.” Filtering your drinking water is one thing, but what about filtering the water o
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Can you explain to me the thought process of how you got from my comment to yours?
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I am not arguing it is easier to destroy the world's industrial capacity than just the US industrial capacity. I am saying that in the situation where you have so utterly devastated the US mainland that it is incapable of producing dro
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I mean even then the world is pretty boned when the sun is over the Pacific https://c7.alamy.com/comp/2ACFBN3/pacific-ocean-satellite-im... You could build some floating megastructures to hold a bunch of solar pan
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> all an adversary has to do is fubar your own domestic supply chain "All you need to do to defeat the US is completely destroy its entire industrial base"
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> Oh boy. Suffice to say that it definitely is useful for many things military related. Can you give a single example?
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The lesson from Ukraine is the importance of having access to drones. It doesn't take any remarkable mental feats to realize that if your primary source of drones is China, then that access may not be reliable in the event of conflict
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9mo ago
Satellite synthetic aperture radar can have a resolution of like 6 inches. I can't imagine consumer grade drones are significantly improving on this, and even if they could do better I would question the utility of higher resolution da
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9mo ago
How much does a loaf of white bread cost? How much does a load of whole grain cost? Whatever it is you are trying to argue in your comment, it has nothing to do with the cost comparison I am making.
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9mo ago
Hint: these are not independent, random samplings. Turns out when you eliminate restrictions on campaign finance the people who run corporations, the people who get elected, and the people hired and appointed by those elected all wind up be
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9mo ago
I think you completely misunderstood what I wrote.
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EVs provide a lot of storage, but people tend to drive during the day and charge at night, so it might actually exacerbate the storage issue. Increasing access to charging stations usable during the day such as in employee parking lots help
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Well it sounds like the whole issue is that the regime has been tanking their economy due to years of funneling money to the Revolutionary Guard, and it's lead to them having to restrict more and more who they can provide favoritism to
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Your conclusion is correct but the average weight gain is rather misleading. If people were actually gaining weight at that rate, then obesity would take decades to develop. In reality it's really more of an S curve where people quickl
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You're probably not living off either. Deserts are visible - obviously a pack of Little Debbies has no nutritional value and is purely excess calories - but what fraction of your total calories are coming from deserts? The real issue i
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I mean considering most drugs don't result in any cost savings on routine household spending, that's still pretty welcome.
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> The data I have seen says the average American eats 400-700 excess daily calories, and 3600 daily calories total. That means 10-20% excess per person. If everyone started eating the right amount overnight, grocery spend would drop 10-2
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> Public official pay is already available online. A quick google search will tell you how much congress people get paid, and the DoD pay scale is available online as well. That is the transparency in action.
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What possible use is it to the taxpayer to know who was affected by what health condition? NASA knows who the person is, if there is any lesson to be learned this policy isn't stopping them. What lesson do you, random citizen, expect t
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Regime refers to who holds power in a nation. It encompasses power holders in both formal and informal institutions which span beyond just the government. The major distinction is democratic versus autocratic regimes, with regime on its own
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I recommend you actually read the first source you cited.
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The other way around would be having public options except where explicitly forbidden. The existence of a public option does not forbid private options. For example the existence of the USPS does not forbid UPS or Fedex or Amazon from opera
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You are the one who proposed birth estimates and casualty claims suggest population increased. How do you think population estimates work? There is no census scheduled for 2027. Gaza (much like Israel) does not conduct full censuses on a re
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