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by mint2 4y ago
No, this argument drops flat faster than Twitter ad revenue dropped. First they aren’t “seething”, they’re not even that surprised, they’re just pointing out that the loopy billionaire was insincere the entire time. It’s simply news when a
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by mint2 4y ago
Since I didn’t know Sweden was a nation entirely of stats experts, perhaps the poster meant no risk of objective, statistically sound analysis?
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by mint2 4y ago
Seat belts are a daily chore too?
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by mint2 4y ago
> 1 in 9000 doses reportedly results in a SAE, so if you are mandated to take 4 doses, your risk becomes ~0.04% or ~1/2500. That sounds like motivated bad assumptions. Seems highly plausible that those who would get the reaction in
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by mint2 4y ago
Lest someone draw the statistically unsound but temping surface level conclusion from this, consider that people with pre-existing conditions and especially severe ones would have more incentive to have three doses. There is self selection
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by mint2 4y ago
Some brands like Subaru with their plug in crosstrek get it right. Mimic ICE coasting. Like the article mentions with puddles, There’s plenty of situations where braking is either not desired or is actually dangerous. One foot driving shoul
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by mint2 4y ago
Recently had a nightmare interaction with T-Mobile and they actually wouldn’t take any form of alternate identification if I didn’t have my pin - sounds good but no, wild inconsistencies in policies cause the reps to not know what to do lik
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by mint2 4y ago
High profile individuals Tweeting out qanon like statements is measured?
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by mint2 4y ago
Wow These look like fish dicers. Not to say that propellers don’t already dice fish, these just look the part too.
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by mint2 4y ago
They weren’t saying “everyone must do it thusly”. They were making the point we should have options. Right now the only option that infrastructure is actually built for is using a car for everything, even for the single person to run an err
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by mint2 4y ago
Don’t draw attention! Installing a permitted comment is $1.7M so no one is doing it by the books. It’s unpermitted comments all the way down. Like be honest Did you get a permit for that comment?
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by mint2 4y ago
spending personal money after is sketchy too if they “pay” and it’s still only the first few weeks
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by mint2 4y ago
Oh no! Even after the rude awakening they’re still erring on the side of trusting. At least put a credit freeze on. It’s easy! What’s done is done so no sense beating oneself over it or worrying, but take precaution! >”They have my drive
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by mint2 4y ago
If they can’t afford a $400 emergency then they aren’t going to be losing that much interest, like $16 bucks a year. If they have a small cushion of 1k to 5k, then they should definitely consider keeping their retail bank but also opening a
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by mint2 4y ago
It’s not exactly a secret, but ensuring people are aware is good. There’s an old South Park episode about cartman Being outraged at the vegetarian school meals until he realizes they are highly processed goo and then he’s okay with it. I ac
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by mint2 4y ago
Yes and according to Russian investigative reporters, Ukraine has been proven to be run by nazis. The truth is out there open for all to find! The question is do you want to know the truth. Are readers supposed to take name dropping of a ra
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by mint2 4y ago
Keep in mind that By posting such hyperbolic and unsupported statements, the other comments posted are viewed with the same level of credibility.
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by mint2 4y ago
Conversely this Chinese government(?) viewpoint miss-interprets western values in that it’s possible to both be supportive of and critical/protest one’s government at the same time. And actually it’s one’s civic duty to help improve th
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by mint2 4y ago
Both parties were severely lacking. It’s actually true, as the naive backpacker noted, going up is trickier. That, and him being in an obviously had mental state mean the troopers should definitely be the ones going down to him. Doxing him
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by mint2 4y ago
If that’s a public company that sounds like that is malfeasance and grounds for an investor lawsuit
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by mint2 4y ago
Maybe it’s due to commercial dishwasher rinse aid residue which is reported harm cells or maybe it’s car tire micro-particle chemicals that also kill fish… or maybe it’s one of 10,000 other chemicals that people with vested financial intere
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by mint2 4y ago
The cellular Apple watch has a terrible flaw. The networks only support it on the premium feature post paid contract plans and not on any prepaid plan. There’s no way to have a prepaid cell plan and add a watch for yourself. It’s an awful u
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by mint2 4y ago
Massive government incentives won’t be able to speed it up? We NEED the electric transition, but because it might be bumpy we should just forget about it? Charging infrastructure is not currently a valid concern for slowing any transition t
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by mint2 4y ago
Charging infra is a common objection to electric cars… But what about gas cars? It would have be ridiculous and absurd to argue that the correct response back in 1900 should have been “No one should buy a Car prior to a nationwide network o
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by mint2 4y ago
This article is pointless. It’s basically saying there’s not a lot of battery cars out there as a percentage so of course they haven’t had a big impact yet. That is not at all remarkable.
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by mint2 4y ago
Okay, that confirms that the downvotes are out of denial because it’s undeniably and clearly relevant as a reply to the quoted major portion of the parent comment shown below > “ What it doesn't dare to touch (I don't blame the
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by mint2 4y ago
Twitter staff missed one paycheck and they get overdrawn and have to call their mortgage company? Completely aside from any commentary on the behavior of Twitter management, please please everyone have your finances together with an emergen
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by mint2 4y ago
You forgot “how much is it due to women in many households are forced to take more than their fair share of household work for which they do not get paid, which prevents them from having the ability to work as intensely or as long at their
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by mint2 4y ago
Well this isn’t anything new. When the auto industry faced problems of pedestrian deaths in the 20’s it was pedestrians because they were being shifty jaywalkers causing accidents so naturally pedestrians were criminalized. Then cars took t
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by mint2 4y ago
Except there’s many routes ptfe can turn harmful. If it burns it turns into horrible stuff. Guess it shouldn’t be used in California. And just as with polyethylene, additives like plasticizers and various other components added for processi

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