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by nec4b 3y ago
In Germany?
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Maybe for somebody who doesn't make him go to the office when sick?
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There are probably a lot of other expression you don't know. Are trying to say that those of us who know it are making it up?
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>> right-wing American Here we go. At least you came out of your shell and told us what's really bothering you.
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As woman you should also realize, what works for you as woman, doesn't work for a man. Have more empathy for people who are not like you.
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Well good thing it wasn't a professional setting then, but only a class discussion. Really it's hostile to point out that Silicon valley is not a good place to find a partner?
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You are not a minority for being a women. There is more women on earth than men.
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Chernobyl was owned by the state. I don't really see how nuclear plants owned by corporations is the knottiest problem.
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>> For example the hottest period ever was during time of Pangaea supercontinent, which was largely desert. It was almost the hottest period, but not the hottest. Pangaea was dry because of its unique geography which prevented moist a
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What are the behavior goals? Do you mean forcing her not to be to good of a musician, so that other musicians can compete with her or to simply limit her creative output?
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>> It is scientifically proven that every food is grown in some local conditions with local phenomena. Global averages are relevant only how they affect these local conditions. If on average the Earth is getting greener, this doesn&#x
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I do hope you differentiate between greener on average for the whole planet and a local phenomenon. The Earth had the richest flora and fauna when it was the warmest. Why would I believe your scary speculations instead of proven scientific
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What would be your plan to limit Taylor Swift's power? Limit the number songs she can write per year?
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Michel Jordan or Bill Gates are almost as powerful as Putin?
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You are probably mixing weather and climate, but none of them has ever been predictable with or without human input. I don't think your graph is saying what you want it to say. Crop failure is a fact of farming and on average is getti
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>> All of this was put in motion with a population much smaller than todays. Your logic is circular. Because we can go all the way back to first few humans ever to exist and say they put it into motion, therefore a small group of coup
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>> The "solution" is immigration -- if you believe that people are perfectly fungible and that an Indonesian man will become accepted as Japanese, or a Lebanese man will become accepted as Croatian. Obviously people are not
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>> I’m not sure if you are actually serious. I'm not the one implying impending doom if the climate is getting slowly warmer. >> They did not have billions of people relying on a very brittle global economy back in the day.
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If there is none around, of course. Most people didn't go to great schools by definition.
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>>I read that in France the number of vasectomies among 25-ish is exploding. This may not be a good indication, though, because vasectomy was not popular in France in the first place (and still requires z 4 month cool down time, by la
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by nec4b 3y ago
The earth is getting greener and you think we won't have agriculture anymore. In the last 10000 years climate varied a lot, from little ice ages to warm periods. Can you be more specific about the time and also how are you going to hol
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And if she would say something completely different about the climate you would also listen to her? Why is her opinion so important?
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>> I personally believe we're doomed. Our ancestors survived ice ages. >> I've voted for green parties and politics my whole life. You are part of the problem why we are burning coal instead of using nuclear power.
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>> but the constant stream of record breaking abnormal weather How do you even know what is normal weather? Can you specify an exact time when you think the weather was normal? >> Do others here feel similarly? No. >> Do y
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None of what you said would be possible with a dwindling population. We do not live in a Star trek utopia where at press of a button every wish is synthesized by a machine. More people can simply get more done. There is a good reason why mo
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>> Australia in general, and my specific mining state in particular, over produces food - again with a small population, again with big industrial scale machines. Great, and what about everything else on this world you need. Do you al
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No the automation would not increase if population would fall, because there would be less demand for iron ore. Your machines would rust away and the knowledge to make them would get lost. We are not living in Star trek utopia where with a
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And how did you get to the point to be able produce do much ore? Where did the need, the ingenuity and the technology come from to enable you to this?
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Because they rely on billions of other people to do other things, so they can specialize in mining.
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>>Must they let everyone speak? Is somebody forcing anyone to listen? You don't have to go to every speech hosted on a faculty premises. >>What about people with nothing valuable to say? I don't think much of what you

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