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by nvoid 6y ago
That's not what I was querying. I was wondering why you thing the UK will move to the Euro? We just left the EU and even when we were in it, we kept our currency.
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by nvoid 6y ago
Citation needed
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Lack of evidence to endorse clinical use of medical cannabis for pain(bath.ac.uk)
4 points by nvoid 6y ago|0 comments
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Bugmen: What Are They?(meta-nomad.net)
2 points by nvoid 6y ago|1 comments
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by nvoid 6y ago
> doing no harm to other people This is not true. It gives children a false impression of what sex is like in reality. I don't need a scientific paper to tell me that children looking at this stuff is bad. The rise in the number of
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by nvoid 6y ago
I'm not sure that would be such a bad thing. I'm more worried that the free speech issues would get worse though.
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by nvoid 6y ago
Yeah, you're probably right. I forget that supply-chain logistics is a bit different to ordering on Amazon. It only really matters what it says in the contract and if it doesn't say anything about when the EU gets its vaccines, th
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by nvoid 6y ago
We now know from them failing to redact the contracts properly that the EU were lying and AZ wasn't breaching anything. It's simple, you order last, you get delivered to last.
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by nvoid 6y ago
Literally everything possible somehow. They tried to haggle a price and as a result they are in the back of the queue. The EU is unaccountable and the member states are paying for their lies. (France and Italy also have a lot of the blame)
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by nvoid 6y ago
You can't really just precede a whataboutism with 'This is not "whataboutism"'. I agree Bojo's response has been shambolic but we are talking about the EU here.
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by nvoid 6y ago
EU support is collapsing and many seem to be waking up to its lies. I can't find the original but this pol said 39% of Britons want to rejoin the EU [1]. I'm finding it hard to find any support for the EU's actions in this th
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by nvoid 6y ago
I was thinking the same thing. I believe the use a hash but surely each hash would be different if they were encrypted with different public/private keys? I am pretty sure they are using hashes to stop the child exploitation from being
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by nvoid 6y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by nvoid 6y ago
I was looking through my contacts the other day, deleting some people I don't speak to any more. Its interesting that with 5 or so unique enough contacts I could be identified. If they were sufficiently unique, no one in the world coul
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by nvoid 6y ago
Oh interesting. Can they get them with a different engine? Like an add-on when buying your car. Maybe like a sport mode?
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by nvoid 6y ago
> who can actually write good code If you're going to make this statement, you need some skin in the game by putting your GH in your bio. I don't have the balls to boast about my code so there is no GitHub link in mine :). Ther
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by nvoid 6y ago
Activating tin-foil hat Maybe Covid was 'printed'...?
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by nvoid 6y ago
Makes you wonder, is there a time for an unmanned jet?
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by nvoid 6y ago
>With a sticker price of around $100 million per plane, including the engine, the F-35 is expensive Why say including the engine? Do they sell them without the engine?
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by nvoid 6y ago
Sorry but my definition of a benefit cheat is much more liberal than the government's: > Fraud: Cases where all three of the following conditions apply: The conditions for receipt of benefit, or the rate of benefit in payment, are n
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by nvoid 6y ago
Have you been to Switzerland? If you had, you would understand that exactly what I said would happen has happened has happened there. No society wouldn't collapse with a minimum wage, that is not my argument. Logic would dictate that i
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by nvoid 6y ago
I was taking it to the extreme as I said above. Obviously it is possible to have a country that has welfare without labor camps. I was merely trying to point out that by having unemployment benefits, you actively discourage people to get jo
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by nvoid 6y ago
The answer can sometimes be -good- regulation. But another solution would be to employ a skin in the game approach. If a company behaves in this way, they will be sued to the heavens, therefore discouraging this kind of behavior. Besides, t
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by nvoid 6y ago
This is exactly how you do it! If everyone is encouraged to take responsibility and make a good life for them and their family, a society will improve massively.
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by nvoid 6y ago
I don't think you have a picture of what a welfare state is. Sometimes it helps to take it to the extreme: You have millions of people sitting in their government provided housing, waiting for their government provided payouts, so they
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by nvoid 6y ago
Pretty much the first thing about economics. You have/raise a minimum wage, consumer prices inflate and then it costs more to live with that minimum wage. What do you want to do, keep raising it every year? The market will outrun the g
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by nvoid 6y ago
Okay so capitalism bad -- what alternative do you propose? Because as far as I can tell capitalism is the best we have. Think about what capitalism has brought us. More and more people on the planet are lifted out of poverty every year as a
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by nvoid 6y ago
This is an excellent and simple answer. On the surface fascism doesn't hide what it is but the implementation of Marx's ideas require more than a cursory look to understand why they inevitably lead to mass mortality.
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by nvoid 6y ago
I have read this sentence several times and I still don't understand what you are saying. Can you either expand or convey your thoughts in plainer English? > it wanted more radical change, was a central source of ideas You could say
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by nvoid 6y ago
>This of course is a lightning rod I will admit this was a particularly barbed question, probably why it was flagged. I like your answer although arguably reading about the Nazis you can generate a lot of discussion around it (obviously

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