mrhappyunhappy

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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
I misread the parent comment. That said, I’m curious how you’d apply an automatic teriff? Who would enforce it?
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Pressure your government?
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Go ahead, if you are from a nation that trades with US, what’s stopping you?
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
This would make a good movie
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Citation?
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
I’m guessing doing all the things the right way would put Boeing out of business. US doesn’t want that.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
I’m talking about a realistic limit much closer that the speed of light. My point being, that perhaps there is an even closer limit that it hard if not impossible to overcome for an intelligent life that’s contained in a biological vessel.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
I still believe that the sheer scale of space time is the reason we’ll never run into intelligent life outside of our planet. People seem to assume there is no technological barrier to super fast travel, but perhaps there is a limit? This l
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Can confirm. Wife tells me all the time about how shitty Japanese guys are as husbands (heard all of her friends complain), and how happy she is that I’m not Japanese. Even stay at home mothers without jobs do an insane amount of work here,
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Urban planning in US cities is pretty shit. Even the “well planned” green cities could use a lot of work.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
I’ve seen those, they are interesting but not exactly what I had in mind in terms of form. I envision some sort of square set up at 45 degrees angles for each panel, aimed inward like a funnel, but now I’m thinking it’ll probably destroy it
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Is there any reason solar installation could not be vertical like a tree with branches and leaves? Is there no angle / arrangement at which efficiency is all the same as a flat set up? Or is it just more expensive to build out that typ
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
This sounds wonderful, not at all insane.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Sorry to hear about what you went or are currently going through. The medical insurance situation in US is beyond f’ed up. Most people who can afford it just don’t think about how terrible it really is. It takes some serious illness or acci
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
I think a much overlooked topic is urban planning. Just thinking about Phoenix and the hundreds of homes and apartment complexes blasting ac 24/7 with little or nothing in terms of tree shade. Trees can provide and immense amount of su
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
There were people in Turkey some thousands of years ago living underground. I’m sure they were doing that for a reason. Can’t recall the name of the place / discovery.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
This would be ideal but unfortunately laws are written by corporations that profit from plastic.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
It’s not just basics, Amazon has a ton of other brands.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
I wouldn’t cal it a handicap. I think a lot of it comes down to confidence. Women can tell when a guy is not confident in himself / his appearance and that’s a turn off.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Lack of public bathrooms is a real shame and a failure in planning. It is a universal human right to access a bathroom in public places, or else be okay with people pissing and shitting wherever. I think the same should apply to water acces
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Newest release requires payment. You can only use an older release if you take a survey. Having used an older release, I am unimpressed. Half controls don’t work and the universe itself is not as explorable as you’d think. I have yet to fig
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
.loneliness { position: relative; } Like all things in life, loneliness is not absolute in origin. Depending on your circumstances, combined with external levers, loneliness is not easy to pinpoint, but there are a few common externalities.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
There are sushi places that serve live shrimp. Imagine being eaten alive and feeling that first bite crushing you in half.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
As a kid I would rip limbs off insects one by one and watch them suffer. As an adult I carefully capture them inside and release outside. With all the insect die offs and all, little critters who stroll into my place get a 2nd chance. Unles
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Japan is not tearing down any nuclear plants, we are building more. Nobody wants to increase carbon emissions here, it’s just that we have growing demand that cannot be met without importing. A huge chunk of energy in Japan is imported but
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
This is my feeling too. I feel that even the scientists doing these studies are not considering all of the positive feedback loops. If we could somehow account for everything we’d see that we are already past the point of no return and thin
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
I think he is a fraud. He constantly states he hates the media attention but then does a Netflix show and goes on Joe Rogan. Why would you want the maximum possible exposure to yourself when you stated so many times that you don’t like the
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
We also dry ours inside when it’s raining out. For those occasions we have a dehumidifier. Many newer Japanese homes come with a small clothes drying room for when the weather is not suitable.
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Please have your email solution tell me that you are tracking opens, so that I will never correspond with that sender again. I think tracking opens without notifying the recipient is a blatant privacy violation. If that’s where society is h
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by mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
Here in Japan everyone dries their laundry outside. It’s a bit of extra work but we save a ton of energy, stuff doesn’t shrink as much, laundry smells like the sun, I like it.

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