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What’s new? America is cooked.
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Bingo. Further, there are some questions which I don’t the opinions of people from particular countries. If I want opinions to a some moral dilemma, I would probably be inclined to go against the verdict if all or most of the jurors happene
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You might believe this guy. https://x.com/letsgobrando45/status/1847255056988373079?s=46 https://x.com/megatron_ron/status/1788092840783835473?s=46
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2y ago
True
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2y ago
Delete
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2y ago
If AIPAC were a publicly traded company, its stock would be through the roof today.
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2y ago
Delete
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2y ago
"Israel literally owned Congress" - Donald Trump [1] There has been a full and total coup of Zionist influence peddles over over the United States government. This is the lens in which you should look at this deal. The Department
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2y ago
China supposedly made a breakthrough in battery technology, what does that have to do with lithium pollution in China? You sound bitter about China’s progress.
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2y ago
Because I lose brain cells reading NAFO crap
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I didn’t finish reading that article, but it’s inevitable every LLM will be infected with all types of propaganda, I don’t understand the focus on “Russian propaganda” when there’s no evidence it’s actually widespread.
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It’s notable there’s no mention of what exactly the “disinformation” is. Apparently having the view that US/Ukraine provoked the Russian invasion by insisting they can join NATO and possibility of hosting nuclear weapons is “Russian pr
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Apparently he can get it recertified at some facilities, who knows he might be able to get a decent return
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how does a company earn more by destroying things instead of donating it?
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2y ago
> Average age of engineers and scientists in the Manhattan Project was 25. The youngest scientist or engineer was Richard Feynman who was 27 years old at the time. Average age of scientists/engineers on the Manhattan Project was clo
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It’s not just the West coast, brick buildings are simply not common all throughout the US, in places fault lines don’t exist.
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2y ago
Can confirm. I had no idea about RedNote till my 18yo niece sent me a link to download it.
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> He said at one point it might not be possible this decade. Even as he set up an “agent task force” to develop the product last year, he wasn’t sure if it would work. What changed was a new model from Anthropic, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, which
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Evolving Nx
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The Interview – Antony Blinken Insists He and Biden Made the Right Calls
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Your claims just do not add up with my experience. I know Indians who graduated college in the US in the past 4-5 years that have received their green cards in the past year.
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2y ago
^Yes, do all that but also try avoid being kidnapped.
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Your comment that it is logistically easy for the random rich guy to buy large sum of crypto is simply not true. For one, you'd have to go through KYC which takes time, and you can't just open an account and buy 100k in crypto (ye
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The objectives of the CCP are primarily geopolitical, they are not interested in handing over information to domestic law enforcement that relates to my personal life. Further they have limited jurisdictional reach, unlike the NSA.
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Isn't that a good thing? Personally, I would much rather be spied on by the CCP than the NSA.
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Very nice! I’ve been thinking of some activities for my 3yo and will try coloring and see how he likes it.
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>Your comment strongly implied that you think that Israel overreacted to Oct 7. So I am curious what you think their response should have been. How about a reaction that wouldn't lead the ICC issuing arrest warrants for the governme
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Or could it also have something to do with Israel having an order of magnitude more Palestinian prisoners (thousands of whom have yet to be charged for years) than Hamas has Israeli soldiers ? If Hamas has 10 Israeli hostages and while Isra
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Of course you don't want to talk about it, when you have zero evidence to back up any of your claims. You wrote all that but you could not produce a single piece of evidence besides a few sentences to indicate unproven rapes might have
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>This policy is an effective deterrent against enemies, but Why do you consider this an effective strategy, when the same strategy has been used for decades yet the violence keeps getting worse?
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