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by rbg246 10y ago
I also was influenced by this book, it opened my mind on existentialism and challenged my thinking about what is happiness / contentment and being able to find these things in difficult circumstances.
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by rbg246 10y ago
I used to sell these about fifteen years ago and maybe they have changed but they were no different than any other fridge brand and their washing machines... they were one of the first brands to have led control panels which used to always
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by rbg246 10y ago
Couldn't you test by trying to take the bike back out again? If it worked it's locked in if it's not then you know it's botched? It's what i do in London with the share bicycles
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by rbg246 10y ago
No i don't think it is the job of an intelligence agency to spy on the rest of the world's citizens and i think its a terrible idea to normalise this behaviour as such or to somehow make it sound ethical. The everyone else is doin
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by rbg246 10y ago
Do you want to marry someone who filters based on earning ability? Those are the types I try and avoid! Post-1950 man has so many more freedoms and opportunities and ways to live life, sure it is probably harder if you want to live your ima
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by rbg246 10y ago
No he sounds like a skilled artisan who is bringing his unique skill set to the table in an equal trade. He doesn't need to doff his hat and thank the kind Master for this opportunity.
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by rbg246 10y ago
Ai take your points both are arguable which I guess I'd the nature of politics. I think you take my second point as saying whether are right or wrong merely i was saying that it was fairly well indicated that the state apparatus'
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by rbg246 10y ago
There has been no evidence of any secret donations but who knows there could have been but they probably didn't need the resources as much as the leave campaign so less likely. Giving advice as a foreign leader to other countries is wh
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by rbg246 10y ago
What he actually said (or rather quoted to have said) aligned with my take on the title's meaning.
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by rbg246 10y ago
I have two double shots of espresso and one tea all before midday as I found caffeine after midday was causing interrupted sleep with vivid dreams. I was similar to you in that ive given up coffee but found I was unproductive without it. I&
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by rbg246 10y ago
Simplified answer: Biggest one benefit is the ability to align vertically and center vertically
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by rbg246 10y ago
Actually you could be right with your friends.
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by rbg246 10y ago
The comment I was replying to was saying Australia's GDP growth was comparable to the rest of the world, I said it was not. Your first source shows a consistent 2 - 2.5 growth rate except the last two where one was 3 and the other 1.8,
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by rbg246 10y ago
They most certainly do chase property investors who do claim incorrect primary residence. Remember primary place of residence is only while you live there so if you change it one month before selling it only offsets one month of profits and
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by rbg246 10y ago
I'm sorry to rain on your parade but Australia has had decent levels of GDP growth for the past decade. It hasn't been the lost decade that some OECD countries has experienced. Australia has experienced a mining boom not unlike Ca
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by rbg246 10y ago
This is a total generalisation what follows but it's what I feel.... I don't even mind paying for social care as when you are old you are vulnerable and unable to work. I'm just sick of being told I have never had it better o
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by rbg246 10y ago
Your opinions are so ideological that it leaves no room for things not being binary. Human interactions and behaviours are anything but binary. there are so many reasons why humans behave the way they do that it cannot be wrapped up so neat
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by rbg246 10y ago
This is an experiment that is going to test the idea and effects of basic income. It sounds as though you have a lot of fear with the experiment being successful. Is it from a personal perspective or is it something you have been taught?
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by rbg246 10y ago
I dont think wanting to have the option to repair something deserves such ridicule, from my experience working in fridges, washing machines etc back in the early 2000s one of the biggest complaints was it was uneconomical to repair these it
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by rbg246 11y ago
When I lived up there he was a local legend. I always found it amazing that he had completely stepped away from life and lived out in the wild. Just an amazingly tough resourceful guy. He is now in a nursing home reportedly http:/&#x2
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by rbg246 11y ago
Hi, Such a complicated issue! But if I may correct a few errors,Australia is 60% British descent not 97% which is decreasing year on year. Within the larger cities Melbourne and Sydney there are levels of diversity observationally comparabl