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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
That was in regards to following the diary step for step - Farmers plowing food back into the fields, enactment of minimum wage laws, booming house prices followed by a massive crash with nobody attending auctions, booming stock market with
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
In addition to supposedly paying them minimum wage - the farmers employ a racket where they charge the poor souls exorbitant rates to stay on the farm as it is rural and there is no other accommodation thereby bringing the effective minimum
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Closed borders, no students/backpackers, farmers unprepared to pay minimum wages to Australians is resulting in a lot of produce being plowed back into the ground. I just don't know how this economy keeps rolling. How can farmers
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
I purchased 300,000 GRT on the 1st of January this year for 120~ ETH which I had been holding forever. As of this morning in total it is worth around $700k AUD and earns 15% APY by delegating to an indexer.
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
What are the most dangerous pesticides in use in Australia? Are farmers liable for damage now or in the past from improper application of pesticides?
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
The media is ignoring the race of the perpetrators the same way they always have[0] - A case of "dog bites man" is not newsworthy because we are all desensitized and have come to expect certain behaviours from certain groups of pe
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
My co-workers at a major Australian bank get dressed in front of their laptop webcam because they think the megacorp we work for would never infringe on their privacy like that.
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
tl;dr for you: blacks can do no wrong, asians are historically racist and although whites are almost completely absent from perpetrating these recent hate crimes its their fault.
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Don't consume illegal truth citizen
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
If I posted the same thing as Elon would the same laws apply to me? Or is this a circumstance whereby him being a CEO it plays out differently?
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Is the implication that SN was googling himself from Indiana at this time to see what came up? Or perhaps some research in that vein? Here's the same search but for japan https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?da
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
There is error correction built in to the chants. Really advanced stuff, but I expect nothing less from those who authored the vedas. https://hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/9517/procedures...
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
There are so many species that could be saved with far less high-tech means. Allowing them to be kept as pets could be a massive boost. You only need to look at american big cats to see the success. A few regulations to promote genetic heal
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
If anyone is interested in using dreams as a part of spiritual practice I recommend reading 'The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep' by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche. Carrying awareness from wakefulness to sleep is one of those things in
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Hey this looks great. Are there any referral codes to receive unique stuff? God writing this makes me feel like a shill trying to generate hype.
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Man a card game based on NFTs would kill. No concern for fakes when purchasing, perfect knowledge of supply and card history. I can't wait for this NFT stuff to kick off and murder blizzard/activision/EA models where they pri
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
This article is trash and extremely biased. "A group persisted with shock tactics over the following years – including blocking the road linking the “Calais jungle” migrant camp to the city centre in 2016 and by infiltrating one of its
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
This is cool I wonder if it could be used as a sort of permanent radar chaff if coated with aluminium or something
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Damn, 130 million americans were once under forced sterilization laws pushed by the human betterment foundation (HBF) which was chaired by those guys. It seems like such a waste of time to do all this renaming stuff for a bunch of hyper-sen
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Apparently the copter was made with off-the-shelf parts. I wonder if I can cop a replica somewhere, and how it would fly considering it is built for martian air
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Reminds me of the knockout game Sooner or later you realise its a cultural problem, not an economic one
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
I've got 50,000 chainlink that refuses to pump. Might be the first unintentional stablecoin.
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
I was thinking it would be beneficial to have an abundance of co2
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
I wonder what the effect on the plant life around it is like Doesn't seem like there is anything in the wikipedia about CO2 ppm
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Forty Lines of Evidence for Liquid Metallic Hydrogen as a Solar Building Block [pdf] (2013)(ptep-online.com)
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
What made you decide to show the ratio of male:female?
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Is it true it is only partially excavated and the Turks refuse to remove any more soil? Edit: This is a claim by Graham Hancock which I was just reminded of
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Can you use uniswap or 1inch as a fiat onramp?
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
You might be interested in 'Robust First Computing' - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CNg1Q3RNWI edit: here is a far better explanation by the terms creator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hwO8Q_
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by nelsonmandela 6y ago
Vision guides the growth of the eye: if spectacle lenses cause images to fall either behind or in front of the retina (hyperopia or myopia, respectively), eye growth compensates for the optical effects of the lenses https://www.n

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