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871.
by ptah 7y ago
yes, it made the article itself confusing and look like a mockery of what he is asking
872.
by ptah 7y ago
#vanlife
873.
by ptah 7y ago
yip, thatcher set in motion a process that has resulted in there being no uk companies with the expertise t o build a nuclear power station. the uk has to rely on french and chinese state owned companies for that
874.
by ptah 7y ago
it helps to avoid a problem that existed since colonial times where colonial powers buy raw materials cheaply, manufactures in home country then exports processed/manufactured goods to colonies at orders of magnitude higher prices
875.
by ptah 7y ago
yes it makes sense for countries to do this to avoid getting raided by foreign companies that have them over a barrel
876.
by ptah 7y ago
that is due to a strong safety net
877.
by ptah 7y ago
possibly a weak attempt at e-prime?
878.
by ptah 7y ago
> simulated annealing, genetic algorithms, neural networks and so forth all are attempts to simulate processes in nature computationally
879.
by ptah 7y ago
american exceptionalism
880.
by ptah 7y ago
i don't recall saying that people have to comply with having id on them at all times
881.
by ptah 7y ago
yes, but that is up to the discretion of the police officer
882.
by ptah 7y ago
I am not saying that the police requires people to carry them, just that you pretty much need them in every day life
883.
by ptah 7y ago
yes, i think most of the depression and anguish comes from experiences like this
884.
by ptah 7y ago
not sure, i'm not a policeman that is involved with these pilots. i am sure they are still developing policy around it
885.
by ptah 7y ago
most people here in the UK would have a credit or debit card on them. almost everyone have a driver's licence, but bank cards are a must even for those that dont
886.
by ptah 7y ago
surely it's intra-city not inter-city?
887.
by ptah 7y ago
they would ask them for identification just like they did with this guy
888.
by ptah 7y ago
as opposed to the illusion of choice provided in de facto two party "democracies"?
889.
by ptah 7y ago
500 at the very bottom, many more in between
890.
by ptah 7y ago
it is up to each nation to choose it's form of government. it is not one size fits all
891.
by ptah 7y ago
this is a good way to avoid getting colonized by american companies
892.
by ptah 7y ago
not even close
893.
by ptah 7y ago
In almost all markets competition produces pressure towards consolidation and monopolization. You need strong regulation to keep things competitive
894.
by ptah 7y ago
do you support organisations like isis having online platforms too?
895.
by ptah 7y ago
it is a very elementary idea that applies to few real life markets. things are more complicated than what your learn in basic economics
896.
by ptah 7y ago
"yay capitalism" - austin powers
897.
Microsoft joins group seeking to kill off historic climate change lawsuits(theguardian.com)
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898.
by ptah 7y ago
do you really intend to tie the concepts of free speech and racism together like this?
899.
by ptah 7y ago
they claim to be, but generally aren't. i also think that it should be framed as a fiscal stimulus
900.
by ptah 7y ago
but it will produce instruments of death so not really the same

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