kaesar14

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by kaesar14 6y ago
Not saying anything about not trying to find perfection. I'm only saying it's unlikely that anything you consume is free of contamination in 2020.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
There’s pollutants in literally every square inch of soil of anywhere mankind lives or lives near. Even seals eaten by Inuit in the Arctic Circle are polluted.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Not really. The adult behavior of Democrat politicians bother me far more than the behavior of a 12 year old. I was a bad kid when I was 12. What matters is who we become as adults and what ideals we champion then.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Do you have to get up quite early in the morning? Only reason I ask is because half the day being the time until 12 is surprising -- after your midday meal, if you've constructed your meal properly, you should ideally not be hungry unt
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by kaesar14 6y ago
It's just good foreign policy to meddle in the internal affairs of your biggest international rivals. Do you think the paranoid and allknowing American government doesn't do the exact same thing? Greenwald's position has ALWA
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Somewhat off topic but the Sun logo is a masterpiece.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Kyle Vogt and Elon Musk are explainable with MIT, being a researcher heavily involved with self driving. Schmidt, yeah dunno how he got him so early on. He seems pretty well connected in technology in general to be honest. Still has nothing
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by kaesar14 6y ago
This is not why he gets these guests. Lex is very famous in his own right. His episodes on Joe Rogan's podcast are some of the most popular he's put out. He's a well respected researcher in his own right. Chris Lattner did no
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Sounds political. We were a flawed democracy before Trump won too. Anyone forgetting we had a Presidential election decided by the Supreme Court 20 years ago?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
This comment is going to be upvoted because it's America-in-its-current-form bashing and there's obviously truth to what you're saying the problems are. The dirty little secret is this IS American democracy at work. It has AL
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by kaesar14 6y ago
I'm American so any questions about health insurance automatically are predisposed towards absurdity. But yeah, I do. I don't want to be stuck in a hospital with a multi thousand dollar medical bill for an emergency. The worst tha
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Sounds like you think its worth it but I would never spend hundreds of dollars a month in payments and insurance on something I don't use for months .
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by kaesar14 6y ago
The comment reply said it was difficult and they grinded hard. First comment did not say it was impossible.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
/s needed perhaps.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Shocking behavior from the most immoral company on the Internet. What can be done about this?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Why is this downvoted? Even if it’s wrong, can we please post sources as to why it’s wrong?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
It’s always seemed silly to me not to use tools that make your job easier. JetBrains products are the most powerful software I have to get my work done.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
This must be more dangerous disease transmission wise?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Saying things like, "look, it really is better!" when wages haven't gone up in 50 years as college has gotten twice as expensive in the last 20 I think is really missing the point and being overly dismissive of people's
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by kaesar14 6y ago
I think there are plenty of things going wrong in the world as it exists today, at least as an American, that would dissuade me from having children. The exploding costs of childcare, healthcare, and education, let alone the impending crisi
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by kaesar14 6y ago
And if it really is that much more dangerous and risky to be a cop because of this, pay them more! People put their health on the line to be GARBAGEMEN for cryin' out loud! They do it because the pay is good, and the benefits are solid
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Haha, as if the Senate going blue would change this headline. The Democrats had 60/59 Senators 10 years ago and passed a disgusting reform that's ultimately not done anything about healthcare costs, and allowed those who benefit f
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by kaesar14 6y ago
I couldn't agree with this more. Healthcare costs have increased unabated since the passage of the ACA. Make all the noise you want about Republicans attacking the bill at lower levels of government, it's ultimately the Democrats
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by kaesar14 6y ago
There are very few people in the political system even in the Democratic Party that want to fix this. Healthcare companies and insurance providers are big donors to many people on that side of the aisle. Bernie was the best chance of that t
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by kaesar14 6y ago
As I said in the other comment, I live in Brooklyn. Even most Democrats are not all that invested in universal healthcare. The Presidential candidate does not believe in Medicare for All.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
I live in Brooklyn. What now.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Not sure how much factual basis I have to back this up, but from my observations, the insurance system the US has was created by accident, but is absolutely maintained on purpose. Keeping health insurance tied to employment was a nice benef
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by kaesar14 6y ago
What could you possibly vote for on the ballot to fix this.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Most Americans cannot deal with knowing our government and society is a trainwreck that exists to print cash

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