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There are many paths: https://mises.org/wire/legacy-corruption-fda-and-big-pharma
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With the FDA, you need to follow the money.
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But the over achieving, stress encumbered society we live in requires it. Maybe it's time to slow down.
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>Hydrogen production is the family of industrial methods for generating hydrogen gas. As of 2020, the majority of hydrogen (∼95%) is produced from fossil fuels by steam reforming of natural gas and other light hydrocarbons, partial oxida
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4y ago
Conversely, you cannot disprove it.
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All of these drinks are poison to your system and in my opinion should be banned for consumption for people under 18 years of age.
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I don't like using multiple commands. mawk 'BEGIN{b = "[abcdefois]"; l = "[a-z]"; W = "^" b l l l l l "$"}; $0 ~ W {print "#" toupper($0);}' /usr/share/di
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I think a more accurate title would be "Numerous organizations succumb to social engineering and unknowingly install compromised open source apps". "Hacked", to me, indicates that someone has compromised an insecure and
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"The Origin Of The Word 'Earth' is an English/German name which simply means the ground. It comes from the Old English words ‘eor(th)e’ and ‘ertha’ ."
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We sold to China only to hurt Russian oil sales, but it didn't work. China still bought large amounts of oil from Russia and then resold it to Europe.
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>lunatics I would classify them as eccentric rather than that term.
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Hopefully you're not serious... do you believe some post about the Kardashians would be more appropriate?
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The final comment >"Edit: I guess my tone-projection is off. A lot of people seem to be put-off by my usage of the word "insane." I intended that as tongue-in-cheek and did not mean to imply that any of them literally have
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It seems that I would do the same after a frustrating day at work. It's a great outlet to just yell into the void.
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Could you elaborate on what effect that is?
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>heavily regulated Just another form of price control, without calling it price control.
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The internet has created a class of people with obsessive vanity and overly zealous expectations in others.
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Any collage or institution receiving government funding must not censor speech in any form, as they are government institutions via proxy. Also, in my opinion, all publicly traded companies should not be allowed to censor speech as they are
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If you know that for a fact, maybe you can elaborate.
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Supporting Kiwi Farms right to exist is not the same as supporting the content.
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>I actually don’t want my kid to be exposed... We used to call this parenting. Censoring the internet at large because some people don't actively police their children's access is not a solution.
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It seems that this is accepted behavior with the large corporate internet infrastructure companies, though. There are many in powerful government positions worldwide that applaud this behavior, because it is in vogue.
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Kiwi Farms was back online early yesterday with a .ru domain... FWIW.
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People see what they want to see and are offended by perceptions driven by their own biases, even in cases where no offense is portrayed or intended.
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>European fantasy stories European history should be portrayed accurately, be it fantasy or reality. It seems that those that shout loudest about cultural appropriation are the first to glorify cultural appropriation when it suites their
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It may be humorous, but it spot on for when you're searching for some item on Amazon. I've been there and done that so many times... it's just so tiring.
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>Unionization is one of the best things happening Some unionization works out well, especially when the union actually has the best interest of both the workers and company in mind. There are many times that self serving unions bleed wor
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I would think that the vast majority of people have a job "just for the money", or am I missing something.
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I wrote this a number of years ago to accomplish same: #!/bin/ksh
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>religious babble Why is religion held in such contempt when there is so much science that is just as much "babble", but held in high regard?
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