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811.
by moistly 4y ago
The Wiltshire 5000 indexes basically the entire US market. Take a look at its chart. It has lost more than a year’s worth of gains. I think if you look deeper, you’ll find that almost every public company is on the decline.
812.
by moistly 4y ago
Already do. See: Iceland
813.
by moistly 4y ago
Shhh. Relax, pumpkin. You’re winding yourself up over the mildest of criticism.
814.
by moistly 4y ago
Hey, if they didn’t have faith, they’d have nothing. Oh… wait…
815.
by moistly 4y ago
You drill very deep holes in the Canadian Shield and drop it in. https://www.nwmo.ca/
816.
by moistly 4y ago
Instead of desalination, purify wastewater. Up where I live, our water comes from the lake and goes back into the lake. In between the input and output is a wastewater treatment plant that emits water so clean that you can drink directly fr
817.
by moistly 4y ago
One would think that isn’t the kind of character flaw one would want to reveal to potential future employers. You admit that you can not be trusted with private information.
818.
by moistly 4y ago
Europe doesn’t use letter-sized paper, they use A4. I rather doubt that printer drivers installed on a Norwegian computer default to an unusable paper size.
819.
by moistly 4y ago
I’ve read that for Samurai Pizza Cats, they didn’t have the original scripts, and so made up the dialogue based on the animation. If that’s true, it was brilliant!
820.
by moistly 4y ago
Did they ever fix the problems that led to the 2008 crash? I don’t think so.
821.
by moistly 4y ago
Elon can’t start shipping people off to Mars soon enough, then. When the bros all F off to space, maybe we can finally get some peace and tranquility.
822.
by moistly 4y ago
And this at a time when so many children are raised in a single-parent home and lack any sort of positive male role-model.
823.
by moistly 4y ago
“Old Enough!” is a cute, amusing, and quite surprising show. It follows 3 and 4 year olds as they run their first errand for their parents. The kids are generally clueless about the cameras, and they’re wired with a microphone. They are usu
824.
by moistly 4y ago
It’s mockery.
825.
by moistly 4y ago
That story just leaves me dumb-founded. > Asked where she gets her news, Donna Downes says, "I don't really watch a news broadcast," she says. "I just do a lot of research, and people that I trust, that feel the same
826.
by moistly 4y ago
> I literally lost my entire life savings investing in cryptos. I put a HUGE amount in LUNA and UST. What can one say? It’s just sad all around. Sad that naïve, greedy people fall for it, and sad that there are people who take advantage
827.
by moistly 4y ago
Counterbalance: India has been hot beyond compare.
828.
by moistly 4y ago
Well I’m in trouble. I think I’ve been through three extremely smokey wildfire summers over the past fifteen years. > … members exposed to a wildfire within 50 km of residential locations in the past 10 years had a 4·9% relatively higher
829.
by moistly 4y ago
The incredible irony that the free-speech advocates are downvoting your speech.
830.
by moistly 4y ago
I am dumb. So please explain how “Own this NFT that points to Snoop’s Bored Ape” or “Own this NFT that points to Snoop’s NFT that points to his Bored Ape” is grounds for any legal action. There is no misrepresentation, deception, copying, i
831.
by moistly 4y ago
I’d worry more about toxins. Cod livers will be accumulating the crap we’ve been pumping into the environment. And the higher up the food chain, the more the toxins accumulate. Cod is an apex predator, or nearly so (juvie’s get eaten by big
832.
by moistly 4y ago
Does “anonymous speech is not free speech” work? You can be a shit-posting hate-monger but your full, real identity must be known. Put up or shut up. The anonymous web would become a whole lot more pleasant.
833.
by moistly 4y ago
I just put a second pillow over my head.
834.
by moistly 4y ago
Indeed. The point remains: OP has been fooled into fretting about relatively nothing so that the real issues aren’t noticed.
835.
by moistly 4y ago
Strange that you pick a minuscule—nay, pissant —cost, when you could point to other waste that is literally millions of orders of magnitude greater. The BS consulting fee cost you perhaps a hundred-thousandth of a penny. The unnecessary wa
836.
by moistly 4y ago
> If at some point we no longer want to incentivize that behavior, the government can simply remove the tax break. Yes, as we’ve seen, it is very easy to get the government to repeal a loophole that enables a billion-dollar company to do
837.
by moistly 4y ago
Because it’s expected that you’re smart enough to use your words.
838.
by moistly 4y ago
I read today that 40% of crypto “investors” (aka gamblers) are underwater now. Edit: LOL. Downvoted. Here’s the news item, bro. Try to cope! https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/09/40percent-of-bitcoin-investo...
839.
by moistly 4y ago
Anyone know of a recent slideshow of the reservoir?
840.
by moistly 4y ago
One can hardly say that the ordinary Russian civilians have or are “thriving.”

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