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961.
by mint2 5y ago
That doesn’t refute what rogan is or is doing. So what’s the relevance other than possibly as an ad hominem to distract from the point?
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by mint2 5y ago
Slumlord taking notes: “those are not roaches or bugs they’re just a number of small objects with exoskeletons, antenna, an aversion to light and attraction to crumbs.”
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by mint2 5y ago
Apple Maps has better integration with my 2020 Subaru so I switched. It has some features that are more advanced than google, like the voice telling what to do next or advance rather than just immediately before. It’s still rather bad about
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by mint2 5y ago
The filter i’d love but haven’t seen on any job site is the ability to Exclude companies. I am never interested in a Facebook or Amazon position, and they take a lot of real estate.
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by mint2 5y ago
What is this headline? Why “a man..” gender is irrelevant for the story and what other species could it be? If a turtle or talking hamster came up with it by all means put it in the headline. Okay actual article headline is different and ma
966.
by mint2 5y ago
While I did electrocute a problem rat one time when I couldn’t think of any way to deter it, it seems very cavalier to shoot a cat or raccoon for the crime of living under a porch. It’s just trying to survive and do it’s thing.
967.
by mint2 5y ago
Shouldn’t you include 5 years of lost Bay Area rental income in that comparison? That could be another 250-300k on the side of the house.
968.
by mint2 5y ago
Are you seriously arguing that the only two options are choose a. child labor sweatshops or b. child prostitution!?!?
969.
by mint2 5y ago
Differing dynamics of diseases calling for different measures. We could go down a rabbit hole debating moot points. The fact is the original comment as phrased was totally wrong, and we could debate the clarification. Instead let’s just ack
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by mint2 5y ago
Not having to pay for physical materials doesn’t mean there are no costs. Throwing hours, days, or weeks of focused work time out the window does not sound cost free to me or Whoever signs paychecks.
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by mint2 5y ago
So you’re saying we need people specialized in telling which experts are legit? Experts on experts, like yourself. Isn’t that relying on experts too? I’m confused are experts good or bad or are we just supposed to castigate all of them sinc
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by mint2 5y ago
The cdc’s definition of a breakthrough Covid case does not need symptoms. So no that’s not clear.
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by mint2 5y ago
You may want to reread my comment and think about what I’m saying, you didn’t need to come out and advocate abandoning immunocompromised people to Covid.
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by mint2 5y ago
First off, We live in a society not a free for all dystopia. Second, that poster could be one of the 7 million people in America with immune issues or one of the probably 10x that cares about one of their friends or fsmily who has those he
975.
by mint2 5y ago
Okay that comment is going to be awkward for you to digest in a moment. I think you should know that one of the main polio vaccines doesn’t actually prevent you from getting polio, you still get it and can spread it it just doesn’t paralyze
976.
by mint2 5y ago
I’m less familiar with the french rev, but the American revolution isn’t exactly known for an antipathy to experts. That’s more pol pot as you say but I was specifically thinking of the maoist cultural revolution. As you can see there are m
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by mint2 5y ago
if the problem is our culture trusting experts, perhaps we need some sort of revolution to get rid of those experts and elite, and turn to populism mass movements. Hold that thought, I seem to remember some historical trials of that path. H
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by mint2 5y ago
>” At this point if an adult in the US is unvaccinated it is (1) almost certainly by choice (there are some people who cannot get it for medical reasons but they make up only a very tiny fraction of the unvaccinated), and (2) it is very
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by mint2 5y ago
Oh oops wrong level of comment. You weren’t saying that my numbers were wrong, my bad. But the other points still stand. Those numbers the person quoted do appear off. So you agree with my points about the few hundred million getting vaccin
980.
by mint2 5y ago
The NRC is slow and needs reforms, but it’s duties encompass more than approving licenses. So I find this headline very misleading. Also, how many of whatever license type that stat is about have been submitted?
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by mint2 5y ago
you’ve pointed out exactly why allowing misinformation posts literally kills people. It takes more effort to thoroughly debunk every single claim and lie, and yet the damage is already done. And despite the debunking the anti bad narrative
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by mint2 5y ago
that comment is an excellent example of why these articles get flagged rather than debated. They become an incessant Sisyphean slog through every minor detail that has between twisted or cherry picked in ways that really seems intentional o
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by mint2 5y ago
Disproving misinformation by those who are making flawed arguments, whether out of ignorance or whatever’s takes far more effort than spouting them in the first place. I glanced over it and it’s clear the author has no idea about statistics
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by mint2 5y ago
Look, in the article it literally quoted a main reason being any spurious result would be grasped on and lead to death. One is welcome to believe whatever affirms ones narrative regardless of facts, but that doesn’t make the narrative true.
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by mint2 5y ago
That’s your opinion, but in the article there is a quote saying scientist law are literally afraid of making a mistake and it being grasped on by the anti vax crowd and taken for something it is not. >” Probing possible side effects pres
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by mint2 5y ago
True, if there was a store with lightly used 80 and 90s clothing and shoes it would be great because sizing was different and less standardized between brands. But second hand is mostly recent stuffs so it’s equally ill fitting. Some stuff
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by mint2 5y ago
You realize a main reason they are reticent is because anything they say would get grasped upon and misinterpreted and blown up on the internet, And that it would be unbearable for a vaccine researcher to know their words, even if twisted
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by mint2 5y ago
That’s only true if one is an average size or isn’t mindful of fit. Shopping new can be a huge drag otherwise.
989.
by mint2 5y ago
Many people don’t use or like conference shirts. Your mileage may vary.
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by mint2 5y ago
Likely does include socks and underwear but the median is probably lower than the avenger age. I’m guessing this is a skewed distribution.

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