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mjfl
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2y ago
You are correct.
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The problem with the logic, that a geopolitical adversary shouldn't control a social media company, is that our domestic political system has, as of late, acted quite adversarial to its own population. For that reason, it's not cl
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2y ago
> one of the main places to see the movement supporting the Palestinian cause. hmmm....
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For me Linux is so much better a user experience due to the lack of bloat in the operating system. Microsoft seems to be getting more and more intrusive with its data collection, in addition. Furthermore, being a foreign government that has
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3y ago
The second thing I noticed was the comments and posts per day cratering recently. Is that real?
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I am just comparing the potential revenue from taxation to the overall size of government spending via the deficit. I don't really understand what you are saying with this comment. Do you think government spending can be unbounded? Why
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3y ago
if you taxed Elon Musk, Warren Buffet, and Bill Gates at 100% including all their wealth, assets, you would barely reduce the US deficit in one year. You would also be shit out of luck in the next year. I'm sick of the thought process
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Hospital costs are rising which is putting them out of business, which causes mergers and takeovers by organizations that specialize in extracting profit out of hospital services. These organizations do this by reducing costs by lowering nu
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3y ago
When I joined the physics major at college, I didn't really know what was taught in the physics field. I was disappointed when it wasn't about internal combustion engines and nuclear reactors.
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understanding quantum phenomena associated with developing a quantum computer is in itself cool enough to justify investment into it, at least at the academic level. People have been making these really cool electronic devices, making '
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3y ago
I’m currently on day 20 of a fast!
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dark energy increases the distance between objects, adding to the system's energy by increasing the gravitational potential energy. Without the contribution from dark energy, after several cycles the pull from the iron atoms would caus
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3y ago
two black holes in highly elliptical orbit, so they they nearly collide when they come together. at the center of mass is a cloud of iron atoms. When the black holes nearly collide tidal forces across iron nuclei rip them apart. These rippe
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it is, in the negative direction though. So increasing the distance increases the potential energy by making -1/r closer to zero.
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The extra energy comes from the increase in gravitational potential energy between objects. The accelerating increase in this potential energy implies the total energy of the universe is increasing. I’m not talking about harvesting dark ene
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It is very fortunate that the universe is expanding. This provides a virtually unlimited source of energy.
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3y ago
isn't Mexico city built on a former lake?
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3y ago
I thought I left a spare trillion around here somewhere...
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3y ago
It probably went both ways to some extent. But the Neanderthal population was much smaller, and probably martially weaker, as they were clearly playing a losing evolutionary strategy.
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It doesn't follow that if human males stole Neanderthal wives sometime in the past, that you would necessarily see Neanderthal mitochondrial DNA in present populations. Consider a serial 'wife-stealing' human culture. One g
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which implies that there are humans alive that are genetically as far apart from each other as the average human was from the average neanderthal (i.e. statistically there probably exists humans who's separation from each other is twic
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they weren't necessarily killed off, rather blended into the human population through conquest and wife-stealing and the resulting interbreeding.
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another interesting fact is that modern Europeans are descended from 4 distinct populations which were as genetically distant from each other as modern Europeans are from Asians: Western hunter gatherers, anatolian farmers, eastern hunter g
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Idk this reads like apologetics for the software industry, which I know people will be more sympathetic to here. But. I know doctors that tell me their EMR log them out after a minute of inactivity and take 3 minutes to login. This can happ
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It may be good for paralyzed people. Everyone else should probably stay away.
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“Anyone who wants to thwart the establishment of a Palestinian state has to support bolstering Hamas and transferring money to Hamas … This is part of our strategy – to isolate the Palestinians in Gaza from the Palestinians in the West Bank
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Sounds like they are trying to assist in blackmailing people.
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I use this in my daily work. It’s brilliant!
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certainly ad revenue, due to ADL driven boycott, but not as clear to me that traffic has declined.
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3y ago
Any downsides to Firefox? Seems like an obvious switch.
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