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by mkempe 8y ago
I'm allergic to ibuprofen (immediate headache, nausea, and vomiting). If I try again the next day my stomach burns and I feel like acid is pouring inside my body. Every doctor, nurse, or hospital to whom I tell that act surprised, as i
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by mkempe 8y ago
Have a long-term purpose (what is purpose?). Stay away from toxic people, especially in love and business (what is toxic?). Wait a little before having kids (what is responsibility?). Travel widely (what are your limits?). Read good books (
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by mkempe 8y ago
Playing London Calling , on repeat. Turning the volume up to 9, not 11.
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by mkempe 8y ago
It's spelled lucrative . From Latin http://latin-dictionary.net/definition/25941/lucrativus-lucr...
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by mkempe 8y ago
Taking from some citizens via taxes to give to others via welfare programs is not the sole extent of government activities, one would hope. I suggest studying the nature and extent of constitutionally limited governments before Bismarck int
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by mkempe 8y ago
Whoever down-voted this does not understand sports, nor the British love of sports and betting. Maybe read some P.G. Wodehouse to understand and lighten up.
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by mkempe 8y ago
This is a deep threat to the founding values of representative government, worthy of reflection. Problem: Politicians thrive on buying votes by targeting individual voters with tailored promises of government money spent in personally att
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by mkempe 8y ago
Natch.
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by mkempe 8y ago
Is it a problem that he has also donated money to Democrat PACs?
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Hasn't social engineering always been a common aspect of hacking?
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From a sporting (British?) point of view, it's a brilliant move. Other than that it's profoundly dishonest, and one has to wonder who they consider as their true enemy.
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by mkempe 8y ago
The storyline behind the charges is self-contradictory -- according to Muller's indictments: a) Russian intelligence tried to hack Hillary's personal email system for the first time on July 27 2016. b) Russian cutout Joseph Mifsud
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by mkempe 8y ago
This is so important. If you are a person of integrity, do not give an inch to the sociopaths who delight in backstabbing, the liars who have excuses for every failure, the gossips who constantly badmouth colleagues, the cheaters who create
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by mkempe 8y ago
Now you're pretending that Obama delivered 10 "American" agents to Russia... Farce, idiocy, or trolling, I can't tell.
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by mkempe 8y ago
Come on. I'll ignore, for now, your attempt at insults. These Russian spies in the US were not US IC agents.
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by mkempe 8y ago
"The company estimates that the policy will save 445.1m pounds of CO2 emissions ... by 2023." That's 202,000 kt over a 5-year plan. Global fuel-based emissions in 2015: 36,061,710 kt CO2. In other words, they think they are s
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by mkempe 8y ago
Your argument might have at least some weight if it didn't rely on super-secret, invisible gremlins.
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I don't know whether the US has done it in Germany. They definitely did it in Israel.
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Thanks. I'm asking because apparently the other Russian group previously charged by Mueller et al has hired lawyers who seem to be easily winning the case in court, without any Russian national having to appear. Apparently for lack of
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by mkempe 8y ago
The claim that President Trump is an anti-American, Russian agent is insane. [added] I will not provide any reply or assistance if you further promote, hypothesize, or engage in crazy conspiracy theories.
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by mkempe 8y ago
Are the accused allowed to examine the evidence used to charge them?
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by mkempe 8y ago
Yes, for torture [1], assassination [2], rendition [3], and war crimes [4][5]. Never merely for propaganda. [1] https://foreignpolicy.com/2009/04/14/spain-to-indict-the-bus... [2] https://www.thegu
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by mkempe 8y ago
Obviously Germany should sue Obama and a group of his accomplices. [added] I see double, down-voting standards. What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. We all agree that criminals should be charged, and that someone who organiz
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by mkempe 8y ago
Expect some countries to start charging US IC operators, for hacking and interference in their own electoral processes. Reminder: the NSA has been hacking into governments and businesses all over the world.
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by mkempe 8y ago
Fascinating. Homo erectus was extant 1.8 to 0.1 million years ago. Homo sapiens sapiens speciated roughly 200-300k years ago. Sustained archaic admixture is known to have taken place both in Africa and Eurasia between about 100k to 30k year
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by mkempe 8y ago
The correct word for the positive emotion is feeling emulous -- which means you are filled with admiration and the motivation to emulate the achievement you see, or to do even better. To feel envious involves a grudge and a desire to take
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by mkempe 8y ago
Sophistry? Are you looking to name a personal hobby? It's really sad that you and several others here are only interested in yelling "Koch". These proposed changes to patent law have some good and what I consider some bad asp
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No fallacies are valid methods of logic or argumentation. Ad hominem is a fallacy.
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The correct approach to ideas and legislation is to argue the substance, not to resort to ad hominems. "Because Koch" is as invalid as "Because Soros".
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by mkempe 8y ago
Interesting question. What does that have to do with "Koch"? Do you think there are currently no businesses that invented, exclusively make, and control the pricy distribution of specialized diagnostic tools? how does the politica

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