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931.
by recuter 5y ago
To wit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3LMSflEN54
932.
by recuter 5y ago
I'm not sure what point _you're_ trying to make, but you realize scientology involves actual academic programs and skillsets? If you're trying to say that the material one studies in a scientology program isn't rigorous
933.
by recuter 5y ago
I have mixed opinions about all the scientology hate on HN. On the one hand, as an engineer who has reported to and worked with many scientiologists, I totally get it. In no way do high operating thetan levels give someone any ability to ef
934.
by recuter 5y ago
An ex-gf of mine gently flicked my gonads once without warning, that was no picnic either. Luckily, just like an IUD, it isn't mandatory. Horses for courses.
935.
by recuter 5y ago
I'm sure nothing could be worse. You're welcome to volunteer to get either procedure, both, or neither. I would recommend elective medical procedures stay optional.
936.
by recuter 5y ago
If you were a true ally you would be more like Alex Hesse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yabNRlqCCk
937.
by recuter 5y ago
They tried monkeys already. Worked perfectly btw. You're welcome to volunteer for the human trials to spare the poor animals, I would except that I really really don't want to.
938.
by recuter 5y ago
This one requires two injections right into the most awkward bit of ye old twig and berries, the first to numb the pain from the second. Afterwards you walk around sore with a swollen scrotum for a week. Doesn't seem that perplexing. U
939.
by recuter 5y ago
I hear you and I understand what you're saying, those are some good points. Can you express what you require out of a none cringe comedy skit that this lacks?
940.
by recuter 5y ago
The doctors of course have as much to do with the price of x-rays as Al Bundy.
941.
by recuter 5y ago
PM: "Let's not rush into any hasty answers!" (Under no circumstances should you show them this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKorP55Aqvg )
942.
by recuter 5y ago
Yes, I know and agree with the guideline. True believers rarely retaining their senses of humor was the point I was trying to make. I promise not to make fun of UFOs again.
943.
by recuter 5y ago
Spoken like a true none believer. I shun thee. Even the pentagon said they can't explain the UFOs, clearly they are preparing society for a big reveal. ;) Edit: I'm betting half the downvotes are from people not picking up on my s
944.
by recuter 5y ago
Hindsight is 2020. Einstein had some help with the boring bits of math and the ideas were vaguely "in the air" at the time and being worked on by several individuals, fair enough. Even still, I haven't met anyone who, for exa
945.
by recuter 5y ago
I suppose some sort of organization that audits gold reserves would have to be invented or whatever to do that difficult job. You know, for the time being, just until the astroid mining suddenly kicks in.
946.
by recuter 5y ago
Pray tell why bitcoin is inevitable as opposed to the gold standard :)
947.
by recuter 5y ago
The Russian oligarchy is of no consequence these days, he has spent 25 years consolidating power. A popular uprising is the only chance of Putin not dying on the throne and that doesn't appear to be happening. The protests now are a fr
948.
by recuter 5y ago
Sure it is. He can't climb down from the military debacle without getting overthrown. Similarly, the politicians in countries that so publicly imposed sanctions on him won't be able to backpedal either. Short of a coup d'etat
949.
by recuter 5y ago
Or if you ask a Russian, they'd say replacing Germany with the Ukraine and Russia with the USA in your analogy. I don't think you are squinting too hard, there is a common view in geopolitics as Russia being a peer (super)power an
950.
by recuter 5y ago
He is one of those frequently quoted, rarely read, often misunderstood - and this association is unfortunate, unfair, and not accidental.
951.
by recuter 5y ago
Which language(s) did you switch to?
952.
by recuter 5y ago
Well, somebody can just falsify that claim by posting some well known excellent scientific research written by business school academics.
953.
by recuter 5y ago
Only in your active imagination. In reality it is roughly in 8th place with 3% marketshare. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/03/5-charts-that-reveal-...
954.
by recuter 5y ago
Your use of the word happy is a bit of a stretch. Welcome to realpolitik. Presently Germany is more than "happy" to look the other way on Ukraine for desperate need of Russian gas.
955.
by recuter 5y ago
> I have a feeling that Israel (and Iran) have the potential to completely transform the Mideast, but all that fighting is keeping that from happening. If they ever started to work in cooperation with some of their neighbors, we'd s
956.
by recuter 5y ago
Also recommend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lEgJQgAw3g
957.
by recuter 5y ago
One could reasonably conclude that they will start doing this soon under their newly acquired Linode subsidiary.
958.
by recuter 5y ago
What if, listen, guys hear me out, what if things just stay in this limbo forever? If banks are too big to fail, why not crypto? I say HODL ;)
959.
by recuter 5y ago
Since alternatives are springing up perhaps a good one can emerge, no?
960.
by recuter 5y ago
This is a common thought and hardly a new one. Reminds me of a certain manifesto from the 90s. It starts like this: "The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race." More happily, it also re

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