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by pempem 4y ago
Or the capitol despite trying? While I agree with you, I would say there are definitely indications that fringe elements, which are being embraced and becoming leadership in the mainstream, enjoy violent terror as a tool.
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by pempem 4y ago
+1 this flow resulted in my immediate departure
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Navigating privacy and protecting your reproductive data(theconversation.com)
2 points by pempem 4y ago|1 comments
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by pempem 4y ago
What are the community's suggestions for how women should be protecting their data, including purchasing/browsing activity in a time where it can be used to prosecute you.
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by pempem 4y ago
???? If you have the opportunity travel to Belgium or Germany and just order a burger. Notice the difference. Its not just "attractive people stuffing their face with mung beans" its literally availability of food and regulation.
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by pempem 4y ago
As an American (who believes they are average but who's to say) I would push you to correlate this with class as well. Stores like whole foods, erewhon, etc. have better produce quite literally and better products. 'good' foo
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by pempem 4y ago
It also feels very like ender's game near the end of the book
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by pempem 4y ago
so summarizing thus far: - lack of access to affordable care - lack of legislation protecting the populous from crap food
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by pempem 4y ago
The parent post also implies that companies are lawful and abiding when infact they continuously attempt to circumvent the law just when its in their own self interest
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by pempem 4y ago
So much clickbait. Pasadena isn't even able to incorporate the california state-wide relaxations of zoning like building ADUs/in-law units.
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by pempem 4y ago
Climate of the sun. ugh. climate of the sun obviously.
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by pempem 4y ago
Well now that we've determined that plummet maybe isn't the right word to use, shall we discuss the fact that satellites are unexpectedly falling from the sky in yet another climate change that we had not predicted?
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by pempem 4y ago
Herve here might be your motivation to work on it, as per your initial question :)
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by pempem 4y ago
It is tremendously hard to build and I dont think its because people don't want to. reason 1: In fact its not investors who block new building, its single home owners who want to 'maintain' their neighborhood. reason 2: CA ha
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by pempem 4y ago
A cohesive suite of products mimicking microsoft connected to my inbox and a text feature :D preferbly with around 10+ years of my data. I can't lie, its a heavy moat.
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by pempem 4y ago
They often leave bc they can't afford to be further in, or the schools aren't good, white flight, or the love of a green grass yard (also btw not long for this world) Not because they dont like the density.
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by pempem 4y ago
I think my counter is that being a parent honestly seems thankless. It feels like you and I agree that maybe kids aren't for our lives and yet we're pretending its just a wildly rewarding activity like watching movies and not a si
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by pempem 4y ago
LMAO paid in love. I am not a parent but when's the last time you called a parent of yours and paid them with that love? I 100% have not done so recently. Parents aren't getting a handout, we're ensuring the continuation of o
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by pempem 4y ago
I fully agree and the medical field in particular confounds me when I get asked to come in at 3pm on a Tuesday as the only time all month available and then wait for 45 min. That being said, I think the reason these frustrations are exploit
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by pempem 4y ago
Usually the guild of hazing/abusive behavior exists outside of the group that is actually making the most margin in these businesses: - landlords - owners of the brand
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by pempem 4y ago
Because you need those children to grow up and: - pay taxes - make good governance choices - buy the products you may be making - make the products you might be selling - make the products you consume the list goes on...
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by pempem 4y ago
People are slowing having kids. To the point of societal wide concern. Its possible that there is a frustration obscuring your view on the topic. Multiple countries in GDP leadership positions are incentivizing having and raising children
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by pempem 4y ago
Well then! problem solved. :)
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Here's the missing words: 'well funded and well implemented' universal healthcare. It is possible as the stories listed here indicate, and it works when done right. Blaming poor implementation is throwing out the baby with t
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by pempem 4y ago
Agreed as long as its a step, rather than a final destination.
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Having only cheese to create leverage limits your options
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There is a continuous issue in our government where you can support a department and its efforts however its continuous underfunding or gutting has made the department essentially defunct. Then when the rest of our electorate looks at it th
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by pempem 4y ago
Tuskegee, fwiw, was in 1932 - 1972 The career is long certainly but I think we all believe we are evolving in our careers. No one here would want to be accused of working in the same way or having the same knowledge in year 1 of their caree
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by pempem 4y ago
Got 90 days from NASB - worth checking out.
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The Expanding Job(annehelen.substack.com)
1 points by pempem 4y ago|0 comments

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