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by nelox 1y ago
Psychopathy isn’t the category you’re thinking of I’m sure.
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by nelox 1y ago
Maybe the pilot who cut-off the fuel was the one who asked “why did you cut-off?”. Knowing full-well the conversation is recorded in order to fool investigators, lay blame and confuse his colleague.
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by nelox 1y ago
The claim that “English doesn’t use accents” is, quite frankly, a bit naïve. After all, one only needs to step into a café for a crème brûlée, or to read a novel featuring a tête-à-tête, to see that English is perfectly comfortable with acc
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by nelox 1y ago
Precisely. I would posit that many of those are no different from those who start studying psychology formally struggle with statistics because it requires a shift from intuitive, qualitative thinking to rigorous, quantitative analysis, whi
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by nelox 1y ago
You know that for it to be a Sieg Heil salute one must actually say Seig Heil while saluting?
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by nelox 1y ago
Invoking “1984” doesn’t automatically make you profound or right. You sidestep with a quip, offering no counter-evidence or analysis, just a tired dystopian trope. If you’re going to accuse someone of ignoring “evidence of your eyes and ear
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by nelox 1y ago
Also flood forecasting https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/world-first-5g-spy-will-...
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by nelox 1y ago
Ironically, the closest you will get to something approaching that type of Marxist-Leninist utopia in the Middle East, is living in an Israeli kibbutz near the border with Gaza.
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by nelox 1y ago
Venus, in her naked glory, I could understand at a stretch, but Saturn?
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by nelox 1y ago
What is the source of this quotation?
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by nelox 1y ago
Convincing a car obsessed populace will be the clincher. What will you do at your destination? Rent a car? Stroll through quaint medieval environs of cosmopolitan downtown Los Angeles?
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by nelox 1y ago
Seriously? It is logically no different from drink driving. No one has the right to drive. You need to qualify, be tested, licensed and competent. If you break the law repeatedly, then you should be restricted from driving by any means nece
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by nelox 2y ago
Just what is needed with an adversary during and asymmetrical trade war.
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by nelox 2y ago
Finally! Someone who sees his true motives. Never, was there ever a more misunderstood figure.
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by nelox 2y ago
23andMe does not operate as a laboratory itself but contracts with U.S.-based labs that are certified under CLIA and accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP). According to their website, all saliva samples are processed in C
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by nelox 2y ago
No, it is theatre. They are masters of their craft. They are pushing an agenda to convince the public. They pose as ignorant and relatable, so that the ignorant and relatable keep voting for them.
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by nelox 2y ago
This is great for devices plugged in to the same circuit. Can it provide power to separate circuits? Such as fixed lights, which are typically on a separate circuit from power outlets.
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by nelox 2y ago
It’s not called the American Dream for nothing
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by nelox 2y ago
Yes, the government's position in this case is that the enforcement actions against the plaintiff, including the imposition of back wages and penalties, fall under the public rights doctrine, which allows administrative adjudication wi
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by nelox 2y ago
A wonderful achievement, but the camera operator really should know how to focus for the money shot.
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by nelox 2y ago
It's more like gambling
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by nelox 2y ago
I’m not sure why it is becoming fashionable, but the reality of parents homeschooling children, who are functionally illiterate and never finished high school, is a recipe for disaster.
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by nelox 2y ago
Agree. Just ask Steve Jobs.
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by nelox 2y ago
While working for an Australian company recently acquired by an American company, one of the first post-merger meetings was about cross-cultural awareness. The invitation was from New York and scheduled for a Saturday at 01:00am Sydney time
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by nelox 2y ago
I’ve been to places in the Phillipines where everyone expects their house be destroyed and rebuilt, after typhoons, at least 20 times in their lifetimes. [edit: typos]
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by nelox 2y ago
As politics follows power, I agree that preventing rebuilding would prove challenging. But so is witnessing an apocalypse, the likes of which Angelinos have just endured. It would be a brave politician indeed to remove any possibility of de
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by nelox 2y ago
Even better, how about <16 to >16?
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by nelox 2y ago
Indeed, you touch upon a crucial point that is often overlooked in political discourse. The simplistic transplantation of ‘left’ and ‘right’ labels across different countries is not just misleading; it’s intellectually negligent. The politi
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by nelox 2y ago
Will OpenAI pay Apple around USD$20bn per year to be the default search like Google?
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by nelox 2y ago
Stole Bruce Banner’s thunder

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