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Sort of. I was still too quick. In the first paragraph you didn't but that's because you were trying to be charitable. Your final sentence brings it full circle.
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But but but American Exceptionalism! Americans are the best and brightest! The rest of the world can't compete! /s Those doing and supporting what's happening a) care only about power, b) honestly think they and America is su
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Wait until their answers steer towards solutions/products via paid promotion... Ugh.
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*Trump favors transactions that offer short-term benefits to himself (via maintaining or expanding power or money). FTFY.
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1y ago
Thank you. Well said.
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If they are, or consider themselves, libertarian they are royal libertarians (not georgists) and therefore "might makes right" and "live free" means violence. A belief in "four legs good, two legs better".
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1y ago
Anything not aligned and christened by the MAGA movement is considered left/woke/Democratic Party/etc. which means it's bad until they change their minds and adopt it, if they ever do.
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If they're aren't any records of the crime, in their minds then the crime never occurred, including the crime perpetuated by government agents against civilians.
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*don't let a government worker uninvited into your house unless... FTFY
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How do those privacy policies work with regards to secondary private vehicle sales/purchases?
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They know their API isn't awesome, they know it's embarrassing. They're trying to protect themselves from technical ridicule and critic.
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It's going to get dicey when millions are no longer needed for labor or to consume goods (keep the economic engine going). Oh and amoral robots can do the dirty work ...
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Writing code was never the bottleneck
(leaddev.com)
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And nothing really happened, yet. History is about to rhyme with Francisco Franco.
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Paper wealth used as collateral for loans should be taxed as income (or capital gains).
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1y ago
What free health services are available to me that I am unaware of?
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Yes
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1y ago
Or mosquito bits
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I've heard of some other possible additions and improvements to this setup. One is to cover it with Saran wrap and poke or cut a small hole in the middle of it and let it drape down a little bit so that any mosquitoes that find their w
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Is it possible to get the dunks/bits wet in some water then use a hose sprayer attachment to disperse the bt laced water around your yard to get the bt into soil and other places that are holding water (like spray anything along the si
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They were for breaking up primarily only the corps that they believe harm(ed) their political party and ambitions. Now the mega corps can just bribe them and/or partner with them and get rewarded with not just not getting broken apart
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Went to see if I could cancel my Claude pro plan just now. On billing I see adjust plan button. On that page I can upgrade but no where can I find downgrade/cancel. I checked the account page. I see delete account but "To delete y
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I assume you mean 80 degree real feel swing. And yes, how folks react to temperature is relative. First 45 degree day in Minneapolis in Fall and folks are wearing coats and jackets. First 45 degree day in Spring and people are wearing short
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American Exceptionalism, and the belief of the United States superiority and infallibility, is built on quasi-religious beliefs. The holy documents include the Declaration of Independence and Constitution. Those that follow it hold up the f
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Perhaps because folks are more focused on low(er) costs than experiences?
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I'm going to assume both answers are the same and that the answer is "Yes".
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And what's the cost going to be for delaying nuclear modernization?
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The Goal, by Eliyahu Goldratt... Rather than spending billions of dollars on ICE and filling up the queues, the money should have been spent on the bottleneck, the courts. Invest in more courts and judges to address the bottleneck. It'
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And the problem of not allowing other government officials outside of ICE and the executive having access to facilities, paperwork, camera systems. ICE can too easily hide what they are doing. The lack of transparency and oversight is despi
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Every dollar needs equal representation. P.S. I don't subscribe to the above but I believe it's where the owned government officials are at.
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