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by oxymoran 5y ago
But the answer is obvious: if the force of law can be applied over home design preferences, there is no longer such a thing as private property.Yes, there is a clear need for building regulations related to safety, but that’s an entirely di
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by oxymoran 5y ago
This advice applies mostly to pop music that involves outside songwriters, marketing, and publishing music, etc. and I agree, the music industry has a tight grip on that sort of “music”. But there is plenty of room for niche products for
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Only roughly 2% of my portfolio is in crypto so I am far from an evangelist but I don’t feel that this is a very compelling argument. I don’t disagree with these points, but it is only half the story. A)doesn’t mention that ethereum is i
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Nearly all of their public spaces are under constant surveillance. Since Covid, hey are now using robot dogs in public places to snitch on people and they use the dogs to keep migrant workers confined to their quarters during lockdown. ht
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Work is natural in that as hunter/gatherers we would hunt and gather food for ourselves and community. But you would be mistaken if you thought that hunter/gathers didn’t have a lot of “leisure” time. I do agree that some of the
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Could have figured this out years ago if we didn’t put epidemiological studies on a pedestal. Now excuse me, I have some egg yolks to eat.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
In other words, bye bye to Calculus until college.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
NYC is not the right choice though. Ridiculously expensive office space and wages compared to pretty much everywhere else in the US except California. The coasts are beautiful, but the idea of living there…eww. Midwest for life. Good luc
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by oxymoran 5y ago
I love this. Not my type of music but this confirms to me this music is art, not the typical pop drivel to be consumed in tiny, disjointed packets of “shininess”. Respect.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
1) eww, too many Google products 2) you can’t go camping without watching movies??? Maybe you need a little tech break…
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by oxymoran 5y ago
This doesn’t help me identify the bright red orb that I saw weave in and out of buildings at breakneck speed through the Chicago skyline at 3am. It was also seen by my friend as we were out on the balcony looking at the city. And no, it was
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by oxymoran 5y ago
I find it fascinating that one can be intelligent enough to be able to do something like this but they just couldn’t put together a coherent enough email to actually fool you, especially because they seem to have a decent enough command of
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Because people get complacent and changing jobs is a lot of work. Updating resumes, writing cover letters, prepping for interviews, kissing butts in interviews, taking drug tests, onboarding..thinking about going through that makes my skin
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Just what the world needs, people Twittering harder.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
“Sure, you can make your own gold-coated steak for 65GBP, but then you don’t have the satisfaction, flex, clout that comes from having eaten at Salt Bae’s restaurant… “The value is not in the cost of the steak,” Milhouse argued. “It’s all
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by oxymoran 5y ago
We are so fucked.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
At the very least, it’s proof that Fauci lied to Congress that the NIH had been funding the gain of function research. Regardless of if the virus leaked from the lab or not, Fauci needs to go.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
The Democrats completely screwed him in 2020. Karma.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
He wouldn’t be able to capture the GOP endorsing UBI and universal healthcare.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Typical that a non physicist is calling the work of actual physicists pseudoscience just because it “smells” funny to them. What exactly is so absurd about two physical entities interacting with each other to produce an outcome?
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Why would you assume that we would hear anything if the sensors were tripped? It would be considered an act of war and would promote real hysteria in the general population if that were the case. It’s far more plausible that it was an att
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by oxymoran 5y ago
This is why: “ Five years on, reports now number in the hundreds and, the BBC has been told, span every continent, leaving a real impact on the US's ability to operate overseas. ”
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by oxymoran 5y ago
“Although a similarly elevated odds of history of MI was observed across methods of recent cannabis consumption, only smoking as a primary method achieved statistical significance.“
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by oxymoran 5y ago
It’s stupid to frame this on the political spectrum. Psychedelics most certainly open your mind and your heart. But if you happen to be deluded into believing in a mass child trafficking conspiracy orchestrated by Democrats, your heart is
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by oxymoran 5y ago
The problem with TikTok is that it promotes the silly and the stupid. At scale, that makes society silly and stupid.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
I am vaccinated but to be fair, that article is not a great rebuttal: it’s only a total of 34 hospitalizations and it doesn’t indicate that those young people were healthy. For all we know they could be cancer patients.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
And also clearly have never been high enough to realize that they are more likely to be super paranoid and going 10 miles under the speed limit than driving through a fence or running over children. It’s not at all comparable to being drunk
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Would have been easier to just not shut down that nuclear power plant in the first place…
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by oxymoran 5y ago
Good grief. I have had about enough of the internet. It’s not worth the dystopia.
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by oxymoran 5y ago
This is the thing that is going to spur a backlash against the CCP in China. Or at least it should. Minors are the perfect protesters: are you going to jail, beat, or kill them? The international backlash would be incredible.

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