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How Miniature Boats Connect Children from Oregon and Japan
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Shooting Cats: Australia's War on Feral Cats
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Searching for the most elusive bird in the Northwest
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Historically, politicians will successfully ban unpleasant options the poor choose, instead of giving them better options so they don't have to choose a bad option in the first place.
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Mount St. Helens Remains a Mystery to Ecologists (2020)
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> A messy and imperfect measure is the best we can do, which is definitely better than no measure at all. Not sure I agree. I think it leads to fundamentally misunderstanding the economy and an excessive focus on financial measures of t
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3y ago
No matter how many, or how qualified the professionals, inflation can't really be measured. The goods change over time, and it's very subjective as to whether those changes justify price increases.
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‘Timber Wars’ reach Mill City (1990) [video]
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Saving the Klamath Basin's endangered suckers
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Last Call: Tracking the Sound of the Spotted Owl’s Extinction
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Praising children for things that aren't true isn't good either IMHO. If your kid doesn't work hard, but does a good job anyway, don't mislead them by praising them for their hard work. Too much of parenting advice is a
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Shinzo Abe was assassinated. Now, Japan hates him [video]
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How the Taliban launched the most successful counter-narcotics effort in history
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He did hit the priority button and say "Controls to the left." Bonin hit his priority button to take back control but didn't say he was taking back control.
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> It's tempting to blame the inexperienced first officers or their training but the blame for this crash has to land squarely on the atrociously bad UX of the Airbus cockpit. The real problem is that someone who doesn't look at
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3y ago
After this crash the French word for idiot was changed to Bonin.
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HN seriously just needs to watch Air Disasters. Goes into the details of the investigation, financial consequences, and changes in regulations after disasters.
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3y ago
Carbon emissions are far from the only source of pollution in making and maintaining a car.
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3y ago
https://archive.ph/ZGn27
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3y ago
It's still a crime. Getting unwanted newspapers is not something worth committing a crime over. Let alone provoking someone identified already as being violent.
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Judith Curry: How Climate “Science” Got Hijacked by Alarmists [video]
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Seems an awful lot like racism was the reason.
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The Mystery of Carcross Desert; Yukon's Unusual Desert [video]
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> Unfortunately I'm not sure I'd be able to offload things like earning an income or managing the kids, which are the two things that soak up about 95% of my waking hours! No excuses. Live in the wilderness. Use children as b
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The thing is, in the long run it doesn't matter whether you are legally allowed to install your own switch. The price manufacturers charge for a car will adjust based on whether they can get revenue from subscriptions or not. If they
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People overreact to this. If this didn't exist, they would just manufacture cars the old way where multiple version of the same car are produced at high and low prices. I have seen no evidence provided this actually increases the tot
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Immaculate conceptions are on the rise!
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> The question then is whether we are willing to tolerate the level of enforcement necessary. I think the question is how do we make prisons less cruel and dangerous, and lower recidivism. Of course there is a backlash against enforceme
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> Decriminalization actually would mean you see more of them out on the streets because they're not being locked away in prison. Decriminalization means the government cannot mandate people enter treatment. If people are out on the
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I think the main benefit is that someone who doesn't own a car isn't particularly inclined to fight for more spending on car-dependent infrastructure. They'll probably be more likely to support more public transit, because u
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