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This is one of those things that has been really exaggerated. Medieval people were concerned with water quality and protecting wells, rivers, and other water sources from pollution/poisoning. Beer isn't really an efficient way to
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This isn't true though. Police can search with reasonable suspicion in all kinds of circumstances, Terry v Ohio for instance allows for the police to stop and frisk someone on reasonable suspicion of them being involved in a crime and
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I don't think this is true. Game wardens cannot enter your house to search it without a warrant, and you certainly don't always have to have meat tagged.
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Sounds like you want to join a commune? You could look into that.
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Well some species have both sexual and asexual reproduction, many trees can self fertilize or fertilize with another trees pollen for instance.
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For 1. No, it is a lot more complicated than that. For instance, Dogs, Wolves, and Coyotes can all interbreed with each other. But even if you treat all dogs as one species, they can't actually all interbreed with eachother without hum
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Sadly his daughter was in the news recently as she is on the verge of losing the families house(the same one that had two attempted arson attempts mentioned in the article) due to taxes. https://www.oakpark.com/2021/10&
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By definition slaves are ill treated because slavery in itself is terrible. To be clear here, even if your master was individually kind you existed in a system where you had no rights, if you were a witness to a crime you would have to be t
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I would say it's as hard as the original novel, which has FTL travel and psychic powers.
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I know she didn't cheat, but she was accused and has shared the story several times. I thought it was more recent then that, but I suppose it just means I'm getting old.
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People cheat in chess all the time, using an engine to help them out, or before that getting outside assistance. Take a look into the Korchnoi v Karpov match for world champion which had accusations of cheating involving secret messages in
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It depends. In America at least people generally mean Herbal tea to mean any beverage steeped with plants that is not made with the actual tea plant. They also may or may not be including Yerba Mate in this, which is a South American bevera
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States do a lot more then just vote for Federal legislators. We could have a federal election system that didn't take states into account but still had independent state laws, governors, police forces, etc.
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Even moreso in this studies than many others, as the tweets point out the mice were doing the human equivalent of fasting for a week.
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This could be the difference between suicidality and completion of suicide. Firearms are linked to an increase of completed suicides but not attempts, which could explain the US's higher rate.
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Reminds me of Jack Parsons, one of the most influential rocket scientists and co-founder of Jet Propulsion Labs and committed Thelemite occultist. Or John Murray Spear, a clergyman from the 1800s who campaigned for women's equality, ri
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Extra Extra Pedantry: Lichess doesn't use Elo, it uses Glicko-2 rating system instead.
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That's when it will come out in print.
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Sure that's true. I just think the military aspect of it is what gets focused on to the exclusion of everything else.
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I think a big thing people miss with the Spartans is that they didn't see themselves as the ideal warriors, they saw themselves as the ideal Greek citizens. Part of that was being a warrior, just as part of being a citizen in Athens wa
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I guess the question is how much of that is post-facto justification vs actual motivation.
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Traditional farming in Europe and most of the world wasn't even a farmer having their own plot of land. Most farming was collaborative, fields were held in common and individuals owned certain portions of the fields mixed with others.
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Don't forget the soil in your yard, even if the house was built yesterday the soil could still have lead contamination from leaded gasoline.
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“These prints, however, are more carefully made and have a specific arrangement—think more along the lines like how a child presses their handprint into fresh cement.” A good reminder of the fact that for all that society has changed we as
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It really is very good, but unfortunately unfinished and was unpublished in his lifetime.
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You are correct. Most people who identify as Latino/Hispanic in the US consider that to be their race though, not ethnicity. So Census data has a lot of people who identify as Race: Other Ethnicity: Hispanic/Latino.
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More diverse, there is more genetic diversity within Africa than outside of it.
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A family that will kick you out if it makes them more money.
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Well the Imitation Game also erased the work of Polish codebreakers, falsely made it so Turing knew Cairncross was a Soviet spy when in real life they probably never even met, and made Denniston into a villain who wanted to destroy Turing&#
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There weren't really academic chess clubs around, and he became an attorney so he could have done that rather than being a history teacher. Likewise tournaments and demand for books wasn't really a thing in his lifetime.
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