p1dda

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by p1dda 1y ago
'Investing' in mass media outlets helped craft his image and you're right, he's not a genius in any way shape or form. Antisocial is the perfect description.
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by p1dda 1y ago
try googling Gates investment climate change
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by p1dda 1y ago
Gates, who is not a climate scientist, not even a scientist, spreading misinformation to try to make money for his investments just like he always does.
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by p1dda 1y ago
emotional intelligence has been debunked
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by p1dda 1y ago
ADRS - AI Drivel Routine Scam
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by p1dda 1y ago
You seem oblivious to just how mature the tech is for petrol and diesel so you shouldn't say anything about them really.
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by p1dda 1y ago
So true!
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by p1dda 1y ago
It's also impressive how far you will go to defend your own choices by disregarding reality
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by p1dda 1y ago
I heard that VHS players are also getting real cheap, maybe you should buy one!
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by p1dda 1y ago
Trying hard to rationalise your EV purchase I see
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by p1dda 1y ago
Everyone I spoke to hates their EV and want to go back to petrol
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by p1dda 1y ago
People are fed up with being forced into buying a technology they don't want or need. It's idiotic throwing away the mature tech in petrol and diesel cars in favour of electric. And yes, I still drive petrol and I love it!
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by p1dda 1y ago
Canada, Australia, Great Britain: all disgusting Marxist, totalitarian, censoring hell holes that nobody should ever visit
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by p1dda 1y ago
It's behind a pay wall
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by p1dda 1y ago
Amazon was simply superb in the early 2000 which made them so popular and dominating that most people will still buy from them even if they are rubbish and predatory. Why should they improve when people use them anyway?
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by p1dda 1y ago
The Cayman Islands is one I can think of and I wouldn't trust any of those American studies where most doctors usually have several conflicts of interest in this case with manufacturers of prosthetics.
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by p1dda 1y ago
I'd much more prefer allogeneic stem cell treatment for osteoarthitis. It's a shame it's not available in all those countries where millions of dollars are made by companies making knee joint replacement prosthesis. What a co
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by p1dda 1y ago
That is a truly naïve way of thinking about a pharmaceutical product. Would you say the same about any other drug? What about blood pressure medicines, should everyone "consider getting it"? Completely ignorant, you have to consi
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by p1dda 1y ago
That was the most ignorant comment I have seen on this matter. Nothing about vaccines, just attacks on the people questioning vaccine safety. If you truly believe all vaccines are completely safe I have a bridge to sell to you.
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by p1dda 1y ago
How science works in America perhaps. Not in Europe. Your "conclusion" about the study is ludicrous, please read it again.
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by p1dda 1y ago
Typical of the medical field: one of the most studied diseases in the past several decades and now there is a ground-breaking new study that questions all knowledge. I blame the corruption from American medical experts and organizations wh
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by p1dda 1y ago
Nuclear power plants is the answer
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by p1dda 1y ago
Watch the movie Idiocracy for the entertaining answer
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by p1dda 1y ago
It's not a very bad problem, you are just repeating the official narrative
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by p1dda 1y ago
Build new power plants genius
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by p1dda 1y ago
It obviously doesn't work, desalination works.
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by p1dda 1y ago
Yes and they absolutely should.
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by p1dda 1y ago
Exactly, his contributions lies in the past.
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by p1dda 1y ago
Brilliant idea to capture the neuromuscular signals and translate it to text!
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by p1dda 1y ago
Smart. This is kin to a circus trick, a thing that impresses people but in reality has little to no actual value. It could be useful in some settings though, like at a party, interview or impressing an investor or even a potential partner.

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