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lxmorj
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lxmorj
8y ago
What is asserted without evidence...
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lxmorj
8y ago
Whatever. Everyone knows the best way to reduce healthcare costs is to kill literally every human!
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8y ago
Move inland and uphill.
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8y ago
Have you been outside North America recently??
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8y ago
Step 1: Go to Ceres Step 2: Build Very Large Railgun™ Step 3: Make Ice Block Harvesting Robots Step 4: Fire railgun for approximately a crapload of years, changing Ceres' orbit to collide with Mars. If you get the math Really Quite Sp
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8y ago
Nah, just have "pilots" that wait at hubs. Trucks auto-drive the highways and pull into a staging area where they are prioritized for a human driver to bring them the last mile.
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8y ago
Also if it's cheap enough, you can dump half the water after dilution!
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8y ago
Not contesting the point, but shouldn't Martian rock be significantly less dense due to less gravitational compression?
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I mean sure, but they can just re-aim that...
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8y ago
The blue line is $2.50 I believe...
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8y ago
Oh my absolute fuck. Every single Elon Musk tweet is followed up by an account with an identical image, and a one-character-off twitter account pretending to continue the conversation with a 'surprise'. It's always a link to
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8y ago
Seaweed is calorically weak.
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MD5 Hash of concatenated CC# & street address for all orders. Post to a database 90 days after the order shows no signs of fraud. Use existence in the DB (weighted by number of instances) as a probability of not-fraud. My guess is Shopi
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9y ago
What if they're "stealing" rainfall that otherwise hits oceans?
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9y ago
I feel like at that point, it'd be morally correct to lie to get into the jury...
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9y ago
Food intolerances could help discourage monoculturing, which is a pretty systemic risk to the food supply.
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9y ago
I run a fulfillment center and we recently acquired a client’s business: DonaldTrumpDogPoopBags.com For now I’m running support for that myself. My most common email is explaining early delivery notifications to confused customers. I’ve tak
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9y ago
Copycats!
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You could easily build in emergency-use-only, slow-speed-required exit valves..
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9y ago
It's also potentially a great way to smooth the road for a hostile takeover of AMC...
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9y ago
Maybe. Where's our Challenger level probe for mass shootings?
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9y ago
The gun you want for reasonable home defense / deterrence in a rural setting is a shotgun, no? Very different to the assault rifle proxies typical used in mass shootings.
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9y ago
‘Internalize the externality’ beats ‘appeal to sensibility’ every damn time.
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The assumption that all things discovered will be discovered elsewhere is reasonable, but still an assumption. I wonder though... how many dangerous ideas have been hidden by their progenitors, never to be rediscovered?
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Internalize the externality. Tie horn honking to a credit card in the car. $1 per second honked. A quick road runner meep-meep cost 20¢. Holding down your horn like a dipshit for 30sec is a bit expensive. Use those dollars to bolster city t
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Powerful entities that aren't geographically concentrated like traditional nation-states. Not sure what that looks like...
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9y ago
Charge a fixed amount per weight-distance?
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9y ago
But not from fuel use...
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If it was a drunken regret, he'd presumably cross it out with a subsequent tattoo. It's clearly not a tattoo from the same drunken night that landed him in the hospital...
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9y ago
IDK. Start with a ring with a magnet on it?
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