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by mnouquet 5y ago
Meanwhile the CDC to meet on rare heart inflammation following COVID vaccines - https://news.yahoo.com/cdc-meet-rare-heart-inflammation-1932...
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by mnouquet 5y ago
> Alberta should obviously have been more diligent in saving up oil revenues generated It was literally all stolen by the Federal government through equalization payment. Can't really blame Alberta here...
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> Alberta fundamentally has to shift gears - just like Saudi Arabia. The only problem here is that Alberta was forced to give up all its money in equalization payment, and has none left.
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> Most of Canada, outside of Alberta, has long transitioned away from extraction dominant industries And yet, Alberta was the most economically successful province, literally subsidizing all others. Go figure how the service transition w
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> start-up scene and other non-polluting sectors of its economy Because all modern-day chip are so much environmentally friendly...
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by mnouquet 5y ago
Define "pretty big".
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What I cited was 100% first hand experience, thanks for the condescension. I've experienced both systems. I wouldn't wish either you or your partner to be told to pound sand upon experiencing an health related issue. To know that
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by mnouquet 5y ago
Same happened in France. Public money goes to French companies which then subcontract to China, manufacture there, to import the final product in France.
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by mnouquet 5y ago
Let me guess, this is gonna go straight in Google, Microsoft, Oracle pocket ? Not only they skip taxes (which I have no problem about), but they lobby to get billions in government fundings...
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by mnouquet 5y ago
The complexity of providing online connectivity is many several order of magnitude lower than solving complex multi-factorial health related problems, often with each case being unique, or affecting only a handful of people on earth. A bett
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Did you live and experience first hand any of these two systems ?
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> Just take away the profits of big pharma and health insurance companies in the US and let me know how much cheaper the entire thing would be. It would certainly be infinitely cheaper, yet, all that money would be diverted to funeral di
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by mnouquet 5y ago
We can talk about France if you want, where a family member was told to "suck it up" after an injury when he was able to go to a private hospital (he's got the money to consult specialists) and get his shoulder fixed there.
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by mnouquet 5y ago
Until it doesn't. Printers setup have broke under all of the major OS I'm using, might it be Win10, OS X (either via Air Print or IPP), and Fedora.
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by mnouquet 5y ago
Well, of course, because in the US, you can get treatment. Here in Canada, you're either left on a stretcher in an over-crowded hospital, or being told "come back in 6 month to get your CT scan... [if you're still alive]&quot
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by mnouquet 5y ago
> Australia can figure this out but the USA can't? Feels more like doesn't want to. I went through the cost/revenue data from public Big Pharma companies a few years ago, long story short, the US prices are subsidizing the
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by mnouquet 5y ago
I actually probably commented on the wrong comment :-/
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by mnouquet 5y ago
That's utter bs, exchanges generates unique BIP32 addresses for deposit. There isn't a master exchanges key used among all customers.
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by mnouquet 5y ago
Good luck running a electric tractor rig moving 120,000lb (modern quad-track are ~60,000lb, plus the drill, plus the fert/seed cart) all day long...
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by mnouquet 5y ago
noteworthy facts: regen is only required because of EPA regulations.
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by mnouquet 5y ago
Emission control suit of requirements (both hardware & software) make these tractors failure more likely. Eg. from a youtube farmer in Sask, Ca., his NH tractor wiring harness failed because highly corrosive DEF was puked all over it. W
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by mnouquet 5y ago
> I'm not sure how I'm supposed to have any kind of sympathy for a manufacturer who wants to offer a worse product for more money. Apple.
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Largely EPA regulations make this impossible.
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by mnouquet 5y ago
I never said it was ok to censor, merely that it didn't qualify to "lots of".
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by mnouquet 5y ago
But not anyhow less true.
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by mnouquet 5y ago
> For free speech to be a reasonable thing to priorise over other things you have to have some more fundamental rules of society in place. E.g. fighting for free speech during the rise of the nazi party in 1920s Germany might sound like
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by mnouquet 5y ago
This hardly qualifies as "lots of speech".
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by mnouquet 5y ago
The 1st Amendment is a hell of a lot more than freedom of the press.
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by mnouquet 5y ago
The US left has nothing to do with the historical classic liberalism. And no, I'm not trolling, let me know of any socialist system with hasn't turned totalitarian ? Europe right now has all the characteristic of a totalitarian so
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by mnouquet 5y ago
That's a lie. The idea of Government was sold to the general population as "we'll make your lives better", not "we'll become that humongous monster you'll serve".

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