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permo-w
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permo-w
2y ago
probably more like 20/80
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2y ago
it's sad but I would imagine that it probably wouldn't exist as it does today if it genuinely rocked the boat. at some point--probably in the 70s and 80s when the establishment was really reasserting itself--there would have been
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2y ago
I don't disagree, but I will point out that Sanders writes for them occasionally
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2y ago
that is my method, but I have to remind myself that the telegraph is evil every time I open it because otherwise it can start to get to you
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permo-w
2y ago
till London finally admits that there's a country outside of itself, the UK won't evolve and diversify development
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2y ago
I'd argue somewhat less so recently. my gripe with the guardian is that like many left-wing publications and sources recently, they've been far too willing to engage in nothing-y culture nonsense and nowhere near willing enough to
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permo-w
2y ago
why not just say say?
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2y ago
I say that god is just the universe
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permo-w
2y ago
so? it still has a market value whether or not it's currently on sale or has just been sold
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2y ago
the impression I got from the article is that it's a somewhat unsolved problem. the article mentions an "old friends" hypothesis that suggests that it's not exposure to dangerous pathogens that's important in childh
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2y ago
ethnic cleansing noun the mass expulsion or killing of members of one ethnic or religious group in an area by those of another
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2y ago
I was under the impression that younger kids had stronger immune systems for that reason, which is why the common wisdom is to expose your kid to as much as possible when they're young, because it's easier for them to fight it off
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2y ago
this is a hard one for me to instinctively understand spatially, so I’m imagining myself stood in a room with arrows pointing left and right. if I have 3 arrows facing left in front of me and behind me I have 3 arrows facing left -- from my
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2y ago
but I was under the impression that equal parts of matter and antimatter annihilate, which would make a 50:50 system remain as such, which is why its such a mystery?
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2y ago
maybe this is a stupid question, but is it possible that the big bang simply had some kind of clockwise angular momentum to it? how different is that idea from the black hole cosmology concept? I don't really understand how the two f
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2y ago
yes true! link for anyone curious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxZDx8dmCXM&pp
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2y ago
can confirm that this is the logic. odd source of confirmation, but nonetheless: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxZDx8dmCXM&pp
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2y ago
for infections you can use UVC, which is something people often overlook, although of course that has its downsides
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2y ago
do younger children have weaker immune systems?
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2y ago
in this case the filtration systems were installed on the dime of a local natural gas company after a leak, although that was as a result of the interference of interested parents
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2y ago
>Well not until you try to sell it and find a buyer. just because you don't know the market value of something doesn't mean it doesn't have one
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2y ago
my friend at this point you are just wildly throwing whatever pops into your mind into the air and hoping it sticks somewhere when was it voted on and by who? tell me. you're also aware that people pay for water, it's not free? qu
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2y ago
>"chemicals in the water reeeeeee!!!" having to resort to childish attempts like this essentially invalidates anything "insightful" you might want to say. if you can't see that manually adding safety-unproven c
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2y ago
you're really genuinely shocked that people would get worked up over chemicals being added to their drinking water without their consent? chemicals which have not been conclusively proven to be non-toxic? chemicals which are already in
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2y ago
>Your car is presumably not unique. Both the model and well... it probably does more or less exactly the same as any other car. If you had an entirely unique one of a kind antique car it would be pretty different. I fail to see how this
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2y ago
first of all, Anthropic is hardly more successful than xAI. they get a lot of headlines, but how many people actually use Claude? and what else do they have going for them? as far as I've seen and heard Grok is just as successful if no
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2y ago
that's not how market values work and there's no such thing as a "true market value". my car has a market value, it not being for sale right now does not change that.
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2y ago
? >quite clearly ... in the region of
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2y ago
right but those entities quite clearly have an existing market value in the region of those numbers. this guy's arms and legs do not. it's a poor analogy that's trying to be too clever
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2y ago
precisely
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