mythrwy

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841.
by mythrwy 5y ago
The problem there is they can make cars in Korea. But they can't dig ditches in Korea and export them to the U.S.
842.
by mythrwy 6y ago
Several cases most likely. If they could make it actually go away by banning it those cases become much weaker, but so far that hasn't worked out.
843.
by mythrwy 6y ago
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844.
by mythrwy 6y ago
Also ability to get ammunition. Black powder is easy to make but it's dirty and modern smokeless powder is more difficult. Never mind percussion caps. Without ammunition guns aren't much good, no matter how they are made.
845.
by mythrwy 6y ago
`By being visibly white you gain an automatic differentiation from those who are non-white.` Thought experiment. Two crazy looking homeless people approach you yelling. They are dirty in ripped clothes and look to be high on strong drugs. O
846.
by mythrwy 6y ago
One of the lowest hanging fruits in water conservation are reducing irrigated forage crops (like alfalfa or silage). Without getting into meat production, dairy is a tremendous user of water. I'm particularly excited to see lab created
847.
by mythrwy 6y ago
To see if that's logically feasible, visit Yuma and look at the scale of the operations. Or google maps sat view and do some image searches. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Yuma,+AZ/@32.6778769,-114....
848.
by mythrwy 6y ago
The lettuce farms in Arizona produce during the winter months. They could not be moved the Pacific Northwest for that production period.
849.
by mythrwy 6y ago
I've read they sometimes bite because of flashing jewelry which they mistake for shiny small fish.
850.
by mythrwy 6y ago
Some CEOs could probably be effectively automated with a broken Excel spreadsheet, a copy of AutoHotkey, and a "Hello Barbie" series talking doll. Many however provide some serious value that won't be automated any time soon
851.
by mythrwy 6y ago
Is there any way to change the row spacing? Just watching the video there doesn't appear to be. So is it just for onions?
852.
by mythrwy 6y ago
If we have a civil war who will buy the nonstick frying pans? And the fanatics who win have the bomb pointed at them? I think they'd rather we slowly wound down in a predictable fashion.
853.
by mythrwy 6y ago
I've put normal USB sticks through the washing machine, retrieved them from the dryer lint screen, and had them still work! (don't recommend it of course)
854.
by mythrwy 6y ago
Most of human history does not fall under a collectively owned economy. Maybe much of human pre-history, or peoples with no history could be classified this way (although struggles for control of resources was still pervasive), but the hist
855.
by mythrwy 6y ago
There are other entities that have issues with Iran besides the CIA though.
856.
by mythrwy 6y ago
"All models are wrong, but some are useful"
857.
by mythrwy 6y ago
"it makes me wonder about the rest of their business" Maybe the rest of the business is basically raping and pillaging society at large and the abuse is a form of training as in your military example?
858.
by mythrwy 6y ago
He's been jailed in Spain for many months already. When are they going to bring him back to the U.S?
859.
by mythrwy 6y ago
Where's the other parent? "We" collectively didn't decide to produce a child with no thought for their future. So I think some of us failed more then others.
860.
by mythrwy 6y ago
Some of what you say is likely the case but it should be noted that wealth isn't fixed. It didn't start with some families when time begin and doesn't remain static through the proceeding generations. So there are obviously o
861.
by mythrwy 6y ago
By all means, feel free to eliminate meat from _your_ diet. But "Our" diet is a different issue.
862.
by mythrwy 6y ago
It reminds me of this Monty Python skit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_hlMK7tCks "Now look, no one is to stone anyone until I blow this whistle. Even ...and I want to make this absolutely clear... even if they d
863.
by mythrwy 6y ago
I don't really know of any great sociologists though. I kind of feel it may be a made up field to promote forms of Marxism and not something that actually contributes much to the body of human knowledge. Nothing entirely wrong with tha
864.
by mythrwy 6y ago
I attended a PCP (Palm Court Party) at New College in the early 90's. It was quite an experience and I've never forgotten it.
865.
by mythrwy 6y ago
"No electricity = no heat, regardless of natural gas supply." For the furnace yes. The gas fireplace and gas ovens/stoves though probably don't need electricity.
866.
by mythrwy 6y ago
Living room is a bad analogy. Store is better. And, outsourcing unconstitutional restrictions to private companies who have achieved near monopoly control of the space is almost worse.
867.
by mythrwy 6y ago
You have a much more charitable view of those in government then I do. The motivation you suggest may apply to some people, sometimes, in some places but certainly not all people in all governments much and perhaps even most of the time. Se
868.
by mythrwy 6y ago
I believe you'd get a handful of early deaths, some mediocre outcomes, and maybe 3 or 4 successful people tops out of that experiment.
869.
by mythrwy 6y ago
With services like Wix now you have even less potential customers. They probably have been slowly losing customers for years.
870.
by mythrwy 6y ago
I had some sites on there a long time ago. The model of course is shared IP so there are dozens, even hundreds of sites at the same IP address. I did some kind of lookup once to see who shared an IP with my site. It was stuff like churches,

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