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961.
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ptah
8y ago
makes sense to just give them free houses
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ptah
8y ago
no, there is quite a long list of countries that banned it. also a few counties and states in US have also banned it
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ptah
8y ago
i think western culture's disdain for people good at maths and stem in general is being ignored
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ptah
8y ago
going plant based improved my health dramatically too. i used to think i was carnivorous. turns out i was just speeding up aging
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ptah
8y ago
giving up alcohol is doing wonders for me too
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ptah
8y ago
UK have objected and wants to keep daylight savings unfortunately
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ptah
8y ago
UK's insistence on keeping daylight savings is disappointing to say the least
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ptah
8y ago
number 35. contradicts what you said
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ptah
8y ago
BST is all year, just it is the same as GMT for (roughly) half the year
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ptah
8y ago
More specifically, there is not continuity that would make it one big civilization. Later civilizations copied things like legal system from the romans and inherited language. a lot of the seeming continuity is due to renaissance copying th
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ptah
8y ago
"Western civilization" is not a useful concept so is falling out of use
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ptah
8y ago
this is nonsense
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ptah
8y ago
If you take a picture of a person naked on a beach without their permission, is it ok to use that picture as you like?
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ptah
8y ago
the other alternative is to let in 300 and weed them out in first quarter with extra hard coursework and tests
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ptah
8y ago
seems fair, if you're going to make your money from user created content
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ptah
8y ago
traditionally, there are separate practices for laymen/householders and monks/ascetics. it looks like translating to modern western society is losing the distinction and is causing problems
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ptah
8y ago
traditionally, there are separate practices for laymen/householders and monks/ascetics. it looks like translating to modern western society is losing the distinction and is causing problems