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by rhino369 5y ago
Does America even have the capability of sending more gas to Europe? I know there are some Natgas ships, but not that many.
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by rhino369 5y ago
How would Steam even learn about that? The person getting scammed in that situation is the person selling bitcoins for credit card payments, since those payments will be canceled by the card holders bank. Does anyone actually sell bitcoin v
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by rhino369 5y ago
A well regulated social network being necessary for a free state, the right to keep and bear phones shall not be infringed. What isn't clear about that :)
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You'll get nuked if Russia and the West ever are stupid enough to start WWIII.
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Even worse, when you invade someone who tried to join NATO, was given the same warning, didn't join NATO, and then was invaded anyway. Finland and Sweden should join now while Russia doesn't have the ability to invade (because the
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by rhino369 5y ago
I use it, but only as a suggestion.
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Puerto Rico is not part of our union. And until recently, Puerto Rico generally wanted to be the gray area it is in within the USA. It's not sovereign, but it is exempted from laws that apply to all other states and incorporated territ
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by rhino369 5y ago
Even if you believed it, most people don't have the luxury of just uprooting and leaving until it gets bad. The government still isn't recommending fleeing. They want to stay and fight--not preside over refugee flows to Poland.
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by rhino369 5y ago
>Not sure if Netflix and the other streamers work differently. Right now they work differently. They are throwing around big money for the middle tier budget movie--not blockbusters and not small indies. But all it takes is for the data
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by rhino369 5y ago
That doesn't really explain the downward trend--at least directly. As the article hints at, our view of pre-marital sex has never been more positive. And the article does not that other countries are seeing the same trend--though the o
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by rhino369 5y ago
First we need to realize that rising home "value" just means rising prices. Our policy is to essentially make housing more expensive since pre-existing home owners benefit.
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But everyone knew social media would pivot to ads. It was baked into their valuation during the alleged bubble. I was 1000% on team facebook/snap/twitter is a bubble.
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Social media stock?
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You should be careful about placing the blame on skeptics for misuse of their opinions by nutbags. Because the nutbags would have likely just latched onto something else. They didn't reason themselves into their crazy beliefs. So rem
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Another issue is that polling is often fucked around with by the respondents, especially if the poll wasn't well written.
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>>- "Google increasingly does not give you the results for what you typed in. It tries to be “smart” and figure out what you “really meant" ..." >This is the most annoying behavior because I really mean what I write.
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Why are other grains better for society? If Iowa, Illinois, and Nebraska farmed Rye instead, we'd be putting Rye based ethanol in our gas instead.
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You would said 500 million people 200 years ago. Malthusians in 200 years will say 50 billion.
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by rhino369 5y ago
You missed the point entirely. She's not a conservative at all. You are engaging in the most absurd guilt by association one can imagine. You agree with X about Y. X is bad. Therefore you are as bad as X. That's just a bad argum
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by rhino369 5y ago
I definitely agree that a PR person for a company should be held to a higher standard. But it is sad that the company cowered to the demands to an online mob. Based on her description (which is obvious biased so take w/ a grain of salt
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>The way I knew was by trying to stop for at least a week, if I could accomplish that, then it wouldn't be a problem. Not being able to stop for a week shows you are an addict. But being able to stop for week doesn't really sh
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by rhino369 5y ago
When I said unskilled, I meant to distinguish the OP's carpenter son from unskilled jobs. I don't think there has ever been a time before 1945 when the average man was a skilled laborer. A liner worker in a factory or farm-hand is
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Thank you!
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A lot of stable and reliable men have really good teenage years. There is definitely an arc-type of socially awkward boys who grow up to be engineers, accountants, etc. But within that group, romantic prospects are positively correlated wit
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by rhino369 5y ago
It absolutely makes sense. The idea that an 18 year old would start their own household is an artifact from a small period in our history when 18 year olds could easily get an unskilled job that would afford a decent modest lifestyle. But t
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by rhino369 5y ago
I think its more that they are dropping out and playing Xbox than dropping out and watching the kids. I'm not sure I blame them. If I had no prospects of a wife or kids, I'd quit my job and argue with people on the internet in my
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by rhino369 5y ago
I should have said "no longer support" or "won't admit to supporting" in the first sentence and "initially" in the second.
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If it meant lower police funding it would have been "cut police funding." The initial movement in Minneapolis was outright defunding 100%.
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All slogans are somewhat vague. But "defund the police" strongly implies something that the movement allegedly doesn't actually support. And it wasn't a misinterpretation because the movement literally tried to entirely
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CDC said 90% for asymptomatic infection once they did measure infection. https://www.aha.org/news/headline/2021-03-29-cdc-authorized-... The change is partly that the effectiveness wanes after a few months and par

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