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2y ago
It’s not the #1 sport there, but NFL football is popular in Canada too. To me, it’s dominance in North America is enough to qualify but I respect your position.
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Personally I can’t see how Brady is not a top athlete. It’s like judging a jazz musician on the skills needed in pop music or vice versa. You have to look at success within the genre or sport.
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2y ago
That man is a treasure
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lukas099
2y ago
Throwing a football accurately to a moving receiver whilst evading tackling giants surely qualifies, right?
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2y ago
I cannot possibly comprehend how someone could think that NFL football and NBA basketball are ‘not physically difficult’ sports.
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> And it's well-known it's not a physique that correlates with actual physical strength 100% disagree. The last I checked, muscle size is the strongest correlating physical characteristic with force production. Also, have you n
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I largely agree with you, but in general more muscle => stronger so bodybuilder muscles are not strictly ornamentation. In fact it’s not uncommon for bodybuilders to become powerlifters and vice versa. Also, an underappreciated role of m
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I’m not sure what you’re trying to say, but I was talking about Mahomes.
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He’s the most successful player in the most competitive position in the most competitive league in one of the most competitive sports on Earth. American football requires a different skill tree than world football. So of course if you only
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Well, it is called the Library of Congress ; is it not under the control of the Legislative?
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Probably gonna show a lot of ignorance here, but isn’t that a big part of the difference between our brains and AI? That instead of one system, we are many systems that are kind of sewn together? I secretly think AGI will just be a bunch of
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> Most modern germ theory says all bacteria is bad. I've never heard anyone say this.
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Not saying you’re wrong, but when people with kids say this, it means very little to me. Like of course you’re going to say that, otherwise you’d be admitting that having your kids was a mistake.
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Coarse Woody Debris
(en.wikipedia.org)
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EcoBuilder
(ecobuildergame.org)
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Is there not a convention within formal logic defining this type of statement to be true or false?
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> That day will come You act so sure, yet your own post betrays that you know it’s not based on current evidence (“waiting for the day…”).
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2y ago
Now I know where Poolsuite came from: https://poolsuite.net Warning: sound
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The consequences for renters is also severe if not enough housing is supplied because it doesn't make financial sense to do so.
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> Many of those people living paycheck to paycheck have a budget where they're saving or investing a significant amount of their money, and accordingly, money feels tight. I don’t understand. Isn’t everybody living paycheck-to-paych
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Not only that, there are 'parasitic genes' that are wholly bad for the animal and the species.
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> So, there must be some really good evolutionary reason for sleep. Just one, but partitioning activities in time allows for further specialization. For example, instead of having generalist eyeballs that are okay at seeing in light and
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> Is there some really important reason many animals have brains in their head I'm guessing proximity to sensory organs.
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Macs are my favorite too, but they don’t have the consistently crisp texture of the honeycrisp.
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It's working for the Russians.
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The Science of Planting Trees [pdf]
(static.colostate.edu)
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> But I think it is mainly because the compost bin isn't big enough Pile size is almost all that matters for how hot it gets, in my experience.
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Messeiver
(somasynths.com)
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> they are a terrible monopsony (basically destroying retailers that are not Chinese knockoffs) Wondering if you or someone could explain this. I looked up monopsonies but still confused.
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Can Apple force Mozilla to make Google the default browser in Firefox?
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