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by landemva 3y ago
> You don't want ... people dedicating large amounts of time, energy, and money to efforts to manipulate regulators. Yes, manipulating regulators does not create safety. If there are monetary fines and prison for those who approved
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by landemva 3y ago
Would this ban include EUA vaccines, or would you envision an exemption for Pfizer products?
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Escapee stories of unsafe coal mining. Or try Iran or Ukraine or USA.
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by landemva 3y ago
Martin Armstrong was beat unconscious there. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2009/10/12/the-secret-cyc... "At one point, a fellow-inmate beat him in his cell. (Armstrong suspects that it may have
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by landemva 3y ago
> mines complying with multiple international regulation requirements Really? Please cite which regs apply in North Korea. I am an actual miner. We have State and national regulators who visit and have authority to stop work. I have neit
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by landemva 3y ago
> From the first world, only the middle class and higher can afford such a luxury. That is a HN perspective. Blue collar shift workers often leave the work at work, and don't 'hop on a call' outside work. I took a 4x10 sh
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by landemva 3y ago
And it is peer-to-peer, so buy it from a friend.
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by landemva 4y ago
Pretending that major economies are going to pay back their debt in anything close to money with similar purchasing power is also fiction. At this point, let's repeal the personal income tax (to free the people) and print currency inst
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by landemva 4y ago
.cz seems to have figured it out. Maybe Hungary also, though I would need to look. "One country that has seen a steep rise in its fertility rate is the Czech Republic." https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archi
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by landemva 4y ago
> carbon emissions are continuing to climb EPA press release said emissions were decreasing under Trump. https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/greenhouse-gas-emissions-co...
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by landemva 4y ago
> ... all of which would be the responsibility of the city ... I didn't read that in the article. I had thought the special district would continue to own and operate the infrastructure, while incorporating a town is a separate issu
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by landemva 4y ago
Four years ago Germans laughed when Trump warned of reliance on Russian energy. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FfJv9QYrlwg
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by landemva 4y ago
> The specifics of the rules are different everywhere With lack of signage by TSA to describe the airport-specific rules. Makes TSA folks appear busy by seizing my water bottle after arriving int'l and getting caught by TSA for onwa
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Those who can afford it get lounge memberships. Free snacks in lounges.
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> The tiers are relative to the labor component. Im my experience, it seems more like the tiers are relative to the regulatory or barriers to entry. Starting a hospital or college or building a home has regulatory barriers. And those pri
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by landemva 4y ago
IIRC, there is a commercial service sold to fins which eases SAR reporting and the vendor of the service shares info between fin firms. Back office integrations are opaque to front-line fin personnel, so this becomes mysterious to customers
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by landemva 4y ago
> Their new regulations intend to drive down the number of ICE cars This is a time-tested EPA approach which increases cost and complexity due to enhanced engine management, exhaust recirculation and exhaust treatments, and partial hybri
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by landemva 4y ago
Diesel is fairly safe because it is surprisingly difficult to ignite without pressure. Gasoline is a different animal.
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by landemva 4y ago
> What should they actually have done differently? Credit card processor revenue reports over prior months may have shown startingly small revenue. Match that with bank statements.
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by landemva 4y ago
Someone willng to pursue a lawsuit might file a FOIA and pursue in court for non-response. A sketchy approach could be suing pharmacy for ... something ... then find the limits for that company via legal discovery. Land of the free or not.
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by landemva 4y ago
Can you please provide a cite? I tend to think this coercion probably is happening. Agency rule making should be public and published in federal register. I don't know what the effective recourse would be. The easy track is to go to Me
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by landemva 4y ago
Who can generate at peak load, reliably, every hour of the day? Some areas have peak load in evening, when PV output is reduced.
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by landemva 4y ago
There are various lines at various voltages. Some are 18k+. In commercial manufacturing may be 13.8k, which is further stepped down to 480 and 220 and 110. The point is that unless a residence can independently provide for their own electri
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by landemva 4y ago
> bringing total anti‐ poverty spending to nearly $1 trillion How much of that is spent on administering the programs and paying those administrators? May be more effective to simply consolidate it into a negative income tax.
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by landemva 4y ago
> to ensure Germany did not run out of natural gas Russian gas to Germany is being replaced by gas from USA. And liquefying gas for boat shipping is not a cheap/green process. https://apnews.com/article/germany-
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by landemva 4y ago
Who transmits electricity to the house at night? The lines will be sized for full loads.
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And significantly less burdensome manufacturing pollution rules. The West exported manufacturing pollution to developing countries and named it 'free trade'.
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by landemva 4y ago
> no reason they will escalate to nukes. Putin has shown restraint over past two decades, so he probably won't use nukes. Those who may replace him, real hardliners, may be less restrained.
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Even when on leave, a person can be reprimanded for publicly speaking against a commander order. Write a letter to a newspaper editor about a policy you find disagreeable, and get ready for a reprimand. And the courts aren't civilian.
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by landemva 4y ago
A draft implements slavery.

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