poopypoopington

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by poopypoopington 5y ago
He tried to stage a coup, using their platforms. This was after he broke Facebook, Google and Twitter's TOS countless times. Stop trying to shift the goal posts to suit your argument.
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
This, he doesn't care about the science or saving lives. He cares about maintaining and growing his power and he thinks the way to do that is with these sorts of dog whistles to his base.
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Why 1 dose, why not fully vaccinated?
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
"Indeed, South Korea is the only country that successfully made its transition from a former colony to an advanced economy. One could say that Australia or Canada, along with the United States, used to be a colony." One could say
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Who are these people and what is this blog?
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Comment goes against the religion of antivaxxerism and it makes them angry
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Which itself is misleading because people searching in non-English languages will search "duolingo" while they will not search "learn Spanish" but instead their language's equivalent
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Founders of Stripe are Irish
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Lack of national healthcare really puts a damper on free labor movement in the US. You want to start a company but also have health insurance for your family? That'll be $12,000 with a massive deductible... Gets in the way of a lot of
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Or why do they have to be in Cambridge? Why not expand in Las Vegas or Houston or something?
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
When my commute was biking 30 minutes from the inner sunset to SoMa a few years ago I found that I really enjoyed that. Honestly a 30 minute bike ride is my ideal commute I think.
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Wealthy people hold investments that make let's say 7% a year, while working class people make $x a year that grows probably much less than 7% a year. So if inflation is higher, wealth inequality grows less quickly, or in some cases ca
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
This is wrong and stupid
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
Which Audi do you have?
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
In theory standardized tests are good because they provide a standardized way to measure aptitude. Unfortunately, they are relatively easy to game and in fact what they measure is a student's family's wealth because wealth can buy
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
I interned remotely last summer and I got really close with my manager, speaking to him every day, even though we've never met in person. Far closer than I got with my manager (different person, same company), the previous summer inter
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
what does that mean?
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by poopypoopington 5y ago
New York's does too
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by poopypoopington 6y ago
One of my favorite things in the world is going for a long walk or bike ride and listening to a good podcast. I would love to do that in the places the author is moaning about.
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by poopypoopington 6y ago
If the US devalues its currency, yes that does make American exports more attractive. However, the way the global financial system works with the dollar as its core, the Americans basically need to constantly serve as an importing nation, b
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by poopypoopington 6y ago
You have more daylight in the evening and can actually have some time to enjoy said daylight rather than spending the entire day indoors and going home when it's dark out.