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1y ago
I was commenting to OP blaming the situation on AIPAC, which is not even in the top 10 list of donors, and has much less impact than most people believe.
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What's wrong with the ADL definition of antisemitism?
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2y ago
Sure. Just look at medicine, quality of life, etc. /s
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2y ago
Couldn't agree more. All the inside traders should be in prison, Trump and Pelosi most of all.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qatari_involvement_in_higher... Thought this was common knowledge at this point. "Approximately 200 colleges and universities in the United States concealed information regarding ab
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qatari_involvement_in_higher... Thought this was common knowledge at this point. "Approximately 200 colleges and universities in the United States concealed information regarding ab
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2y ago
Maybe that is your biggest weakness. Maybe working less hard on higher impact things would be better. Or maybe you'd be more creative if you didn't work so hard. It's definitely worth exploring.
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This isn't true and has been tried in the Nordic countries. This is an outstanding article on the subject: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2025/03/03/the-population...
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2y ago
Are the mice trained to use a litter as well? Or is that just the rats?
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2y ago
https://archive.md/jRglK
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2y ago
In mice. And it was applied topically by rubbing the substance on their fur.
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Constantly stretching the heel in two ways works well for me, both to cute it and prevent it in the future. The first is hanging your heels off a step and letting them stretch down, both with straight legs and bent knees (one foot at a time
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2y ago
You are online way too much. Come see the world say hi to some people. The US isn't a death cult it's just more heavily influenced by propaganda than most smaller countries.
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I use multiple packing trips. One for solo (generally) business travel. One for me and my wife traveling. And the last one is for me wife and kids. It works really well and the lists are significantly different.
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2y ago
My autoplay keeps going even when I turn off the tv. I can turn it on four hours later and YouTube is still playing. The numbers seem to be way off.
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2y ago
It mentioned about 50% of the budget went towards translation and 25% towards chat gpt.
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If all you do is look at the death count then it's easy to use a number and point against Israel. You need to go deeper. The best article I've scene on the subject for some moral clarity is here: https://www.samharris.o
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Here's another one. All you need to do is look. https://time.com/7207459/israeli-hostages-gaza-ceasefire/ You wrote in your comments that the hostages were treated well. This is absolutely not the case. There
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How are you supporting a group that would take a newborn baby as a hostage? What drugs do you need to take to pretend that it's ok and defend the kidnappers?!?
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You have first hand accounts of the rape and abuse by the people who were kidnapped. https://edition.cnn.com/2024/03/26/middleeast/amit-soussana-... What do you mean there is no proof? There are mountain
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It could be made more fair if all the hostages were released. Why would international society accept hundreds of peaceful civilians being tortured, raped and murdered for over a year as acceptable? Israel actually built a lot of the civilia
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The side that isn't allowed concrete built the biggest tunnel system in the world. Instead of building schools, libraries, hospitals they chose to build a terror tunnel system larger than the British Underground. There is plenty of foo
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That's true, but there is a large financial cost to always being ready for war. The US has spent 80 years being the "policeman of the world" for good or bad. Lots of bad decisions but the world also takes for granted the open
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It was an economic boom based on debt. The US faired much better than europe but most likely due to the massive debt we used and then gave to our citizens (and businesses).
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Credit cards are probably an earlier indicator than mortgages.
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They are literally the worst. The deny more cases than any other insurance company.
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At the time the book takes place in they were very rare. Most Americans had never eaten or seen a banana.
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Profit and expected future profit (based on growth rate) is one of the ways a (non publicly traded) company is valued. Theoretically that's how price targets are created by analysts. So market cap is explainable through that metric. Pr
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Banana industry basically had America destroying democracies in S America so we could access their resources. United Fruit. Great book about it The Fish that Ate the Whale. https://www.amazon.com/Fish-That-Ate-Whale-Americas
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Any idea how many accidents and how many fatalities? And how that compares to human drivers?
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