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mythrwy
5y ago
It's awfully handy for governments if all it takes to completely discredit a protest is one swastika flag.
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mythrwy
5y ago
Yep, it's not explosives. Much better explosives can be made by nation states. But nothing like having food prices go through the roof to destabilize society.
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5y ago
I'm sure that was the intent. Maybe I was just mad I couldn't complete the task but somehow the tone of the message really angered me and I never forgot it. It just seemed sarcastic and condescending. Don't try to be cute in
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5y ago
When Facebook first started getting users I tried to access it from a script using Lynx. I don't remember why but it was nothing nefarious, I think I simply wanted to download something for GF periodically. I got a message that said &q
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5y ago
The events of the last 20 years with accompanying media coverage have really made me question a lot of the "history" I was taught and accepted as fact.
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5y ago
Agreed, just so long as Bezos paid for the deconstruction and reconstruction of the bridge along with any associated effects from the bridge being out of commission for a time.
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mythrwy
5y ago
Didn't read the article. Is it .0001% to .0006% or something? Cannabis may or may not trigger schizophrenia, lets assume it does. But schizophrenia is very rare, Cannabis use is not so the chance is obviously very low and perhaps it&#x
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5y ago
Can confirm.
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5y ago
February is a rough time of year also. In my opinion it's a month to be especially sensitive to others and especially mindful of your own emotional state. Something about the short days or months of cold or something. No accident Valen
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5y ago
Unlike you I'd be willing to take my chances with life destruction in this case. (mostly because I think it would avoid many of the life destroying parts)
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5y ago
There's one of these in New Mexico converted into an airbnb. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/46711243
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5y ago
There are acceptable degrees of neutrality though. If a bookseller refused to sell 1619 because they deemed it false and harmful I'd consider doing business with the bookseller even though I don't care for the premise of the book.
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5y ago
Silver
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mythrwy
5y ago
There would be a lot to stay current on to stay in power. How much information can a brain hold assuming it lives forever? Does it run out of space at one point?
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5y ago
Because governments of any size are largely run by bureaucracies. This is both positive and negative in that it's stabilizing, but also can become anti-democratic and parasitic. The politicians in the modern Western world mostly just g
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5y ago
Obama did take a number of jabs at "country folks" for instance his "cling to guns and religion" comments. Some minority of people didn't care for his race undoubtedly. But also he was a liberal community organizer
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5y ago
It would be popular with those who rent. Decidedly less popular with those who have been realizing large gains in the musical chairs game.
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5y ago
I don't think government spending is necessarily bad, but a lot of it is wastefully spent with little productive to show for it. People have been talking shovel ready jobs forever. Where are the Trump infrastructure jobs? The Obama &qu
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mythrwy
5y ago
I worked as a project manager doing construction contracts for federal and state governments at one point for nearly a decade. My take is that more tax money might not necessarily get better results. At least not at a cost in proportion to
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5y ago
You forgot studies about <X controlled substance> now has potential therapeutic uses followed by a plethora of comments about how it's really fine, you just needed a trip sitter. And Bitcoin followed by a thread full of the word
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5y ago
Did it show signs of myocarditis?
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mythrwy
5y ago
The "graves" didn't actually have bodies in them it turns out. I suppose this doesn't contradict your point about it being a "narrative" though.
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5y ago
Whiny nasal political drivel accompanied by a strumming guitar.
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5y ago
"Old man take a look at my life, I'm a lot like you were"
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5y ago
You left out my two favorites! - Sailing Nahoha - https://www.youtube.com/c/SailingNahoa - Project Atticus - https://www.youtube.com/c/ProjectAtticus (edit, on second look Atticus was included)
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5y ago
I've found NextCloud a little buggy. OwnCloud seemed a lot more stable (used it for years). NextCloud has more features and is more secure I guess? But sometimes stuff doesn't work quite right. Auto Upload for phone for instance i
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5y ago
Ah ok that makes more sense. In other words, what BTC will "buy" in terms of goods and services is more or less the same it buys now (maybe more is predicted?). Just the dollar will drop dramatically in value. This might happen su
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5y ago
I'm curious in this scenario (total collapse of USD with no .gov structured replacement) how you envision the lights being on and the internet up and running? BTC I guess?
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5y ago
These may be vaporware ultimately but it's still interesting. They aren't supposed to cost much more then a ICE does currently. https://aptera.us/ (of course it's much less of a car for the money)
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5y ago
BTC at 3 million? 3 million x 21 million = (probably more money then is in circulation worldwide?) I guess anything is possible but it seems highly improbable to me. (edit) Just for fun I checked with quick and dirty math/2 second Goo
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