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4y ago
And zero fine for doing that with the Russia lies and an entire year of 2020 riots that were election terrorism.
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4y ago
In no future will this happen in the primary. The Nation has been exposed to far more "anti-Trump cultist" rhetoric declaring NeverTrump for years who won't vote for him.
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4y ago
I'm not into using the voting machines of a company that confronts rhetoric and criticism with massive lawsuits. No one should trust the literal mechanical linchpin of democracy to a company that uses lawfare instead of its words.
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4y ago
I hope this includes tenure. Few things are more threatening to kids in deep Uni debt than truly toxic professors who can't be fired.
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4y ago
What if no?
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4y ago
Possibly related: I have a pet theory that holds that primarily attentive ADHD (ADHD-PI) is actually a facet of the type of autism that used to be called Asperger's. And that ADHD, generally, is an extension just outside of the autism
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4y ago
"Must". Simple assertions over variably subjective ethics won't mean a thing once the AI race really gets going.
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4y ago
This type of regulation is untenable and will be rolled back. No State is going to hamstring AI over the long haul, and therefore leave its competitors such a large survival advantage.
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4y ago
How is this unfair to communism? The elimination of private land ownership and housing choice are core methods of Leninism. The only others being forced culture cleansing and imperialism. Explain how government forced divestment from single
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4y ago
>Reasonable, empathetic people who have no experience with an issue personally should mind their own damn business regarding other people's medical decisions, especially when they themselves are actually, demonstrably (not suspected
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4y ago
They bareley averted banning antidepressants and antipsychotics?
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4y ago
It is unclear how a land tax would specifically affect NIMBYs and not everyone. It seems more akin to a plan for almost total divestment of private land ownership. You're talking about raw communism, whether or not you know it. It is i
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4y ago
There is a lot of violent crime spillover in popular areas of East coast cities. Experiencing it is just a matter of time spent. It is also easy to accidentally be in a bad neighborhood in many. Which just depends on how close to the margin
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4y ago
"Rare" isn't a relevant descriptor when speaking of correlative crime. Non-violent and violent crime rates are correlated. More of one class means more of the other. Though, environments that are different than anywhere else,
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4y ago
This is a sloppy article that summarizes sloppy research and conclusions. Any State school science graduate student could point out the various reasons why. Though I'm unfamiliar with the average quality of the MIT Tech Review, I'
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4y ago
In my observation and experience with watching the medical profession do what it does with many family members, it is an art form of personal preservation to avoid being caught in the teeth of the medical industry. Nothing in that sentiment
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4y ago
This post is an amalgam of barely formed thoughts followed by..."but fight a class war". It's nonsense from beginning to end. Why is critical data "populist"? Why is undamaged institutional trust your goal? Are inst
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4y ago
Cynicism, and its brother pessimism, are absolutely necessary to survive and thrive in business. Unbridled optimism is generally for future failures.
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4y ago
And what strategy was that, exactly?
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4y ago
The larger red flag is the language typical of marketers combined with zero specificity. "Bootstrap microbusinesses, no monetary investment" followed by "success". All very unlikely, especially in plural. If true, he wou
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4y ago
I'm not chemistry inclined, let alone a chemistry "nerd". I'm simply literate. Adults know what they are taking. Children don't. Which is why we have child proof bottles. Knowing how to take medication has nothing t
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4y ago
The government of Marcus Dutroux wants its citizens to believe that it is willing to take extraordinary measures to protect the children.
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4y ago
The symbolism articulated by the Greeks seems to indicate not. Consider the logic that a government has an ever-greater interest in promoting its Nation as quintessentially democratic the more antidemocratic that it becomes. In this case, s
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4y ago
Even North Korea calls itself a democracy.
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4y ago
That's false. Whataboutism, in its traditional and non-negative sense, is the long-standing assurance of equal-enough application of the law as a defense against Bananaism. See, I can make up truly stupid neologisms as well. But at lea
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4y ago
Point taken. But there's a difference between generic and name brand acetaminophen. I really don't recommend the former.
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4y ago
When was the last time that you took 4 grams of opiates to find out if opiates are safer? How about with alcohol? That's the acetaminophen OD dose. The official daily limit is about half of that. Acetaminophen's best pain relief p
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4y ago
Blood concentrations rise because grapefruit slows liver processing. That's not the same as grapefruit increasing the risk of acetaminophen liver damage, which is the OD concern. I'm not saying it doesn't, but I've never
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4y ago
Acetaminophen is a very important drug to have OTC. There's nothing that can replace it OTC, and many people have pain that requires it yet shouldn't rise to the level of seeing a doctor just to obtain medication. Like migraine an
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4y ago
Can you demonstrate that the substack accounts on the list largely profit on false-conspiracy promotion? I assume that you don't apply your logic to the MSM. Otherwise, your statement's inherent neutrality would make it pointless
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