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9y ago
You can continue researching to ensure everyone lives as long as possible or let nature naturally take its course.
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Best way to fight climate change, eliminate all vaccines. The human population will plummet thus ensuring we have reduced the amount of waste. Human remains can help bring nutrients back to the soil. Other species will be able to repopulate
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Italian food is simple in general. Purchase the best ingredients, allowing the flavors to emerge. A general rule, if a dish has more than 6 ingredients it probably isn't Italian, and if it has more than 10 ingredients it certainly isn&
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70 years ago no one viewed cigarettes in the negative.
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The Fragile Generation
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I don't get the shot and never will. Under your logic all those who eat fast food for lunch everyday and don't exercise should have to pay extra for medical insurance for not taking care of themselves.
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I live in a small town 30k population. Good teachers and doctors. Living in a city doesn't automatically indicate there are goods schools or doctors. You have greater choice, but that is all.
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Having lived in small communities all my life, I would say they are cheaper as far less is required. Water, power and communication I am uncertain, though internet appears better in certain smaller communities. You need far less law enforce
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How many services do you need? Schools, hospitals, housing, grocery stores and clothing. The outdoors then becomes your entertainment.
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Are you serious with those questions? I grew up on island in Alaska. Completed my last two years of high school in a small farming community in North Carolina. Joined the military and after ten years separated from southern Turkey, yet, som
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True and I agree, but you can't have political power without wealth. It is a catch-22 in my opinion, which came first the chicken or the egg type scenario.
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I was in the military with a secret clearance (standard I believe) and you are correct it is very mundane, nothing exciting. There were a few times I had to cover documents when people would come in and couldn't talk about certain proj
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I misinterpreted the statement then. Naturalized citizens are different, I thought it was in reference to those who come here for a job, then require a security clearance. That would create conflict in my opinion.
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That is from the State Department. There are an array of different clearances. http://www.dss.mil/psmo-i/ps_faqs.html#5 5. Are non-U.S. citizens eligible for a personnel security clearance? No. However, under rare circ
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Why would the US give a Top Secret clearance to an immigrant? edit - You can't immigrate to a country then expect to receive a Top Secret clearance regardless if it is the US or any other country. I don't suspect Russia will give
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I have thought about that often. The conclusion I have reached is this Earth's way of keeping the population of a species at a natural state - droughts, plagues etc... At first this appears harsh based on our preconceived notions of hu
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Why do we even need to get into any transportation system, why not work remotely 90% of the time?
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Mentioned it above but I live in the northern Idaho region. We've grown our wolf population for awhile. Now we are at the point of having too many wolves that we are opening hunting to them.
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I do forget the NE is dense living around the northern Idaho region.
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It appears a simple solution of allowing hunting to occur would solve the problem. Why is hunting restricted?
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True, but the vast majority of small companies (~24 for Snapchat) don't make people multi-millionaires by providing so little to society.
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Speaking with my colleague who is Chinese, he states it is the family that supports one another. A couple gets married and the parents pay for the house and furniture, with everyone living together. While the parents pay for the children to
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Snapchat is valuable from a monetary perspective, but actual real value is little to none. No one is going in 10 years will say Snapchat changed our lives or progressed society's knowledge. People will look back wondering why it made a
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Anything sold is sold for the sake of convenience. Most of the problems we seeing being advertised today are marketed as solving real problems, when in fact its being sold a convenience. Spending 10 minutes boiling a few eggs, then putting
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Want to know what will improve teen health, going back to not having to worry what every other teen thinks about you. I remember when my parents attempted to give me a cell-phone at 17. I politely said no thank you, I don't want you be
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I have not heard of him, but I will certainly check him out. I will also looking into Sleepy Hollow. Thank you for the recommendations.
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I am unsure exactly your meaning regarding the stratification of Western culture, though I assume its in reference to inequality. If this is the case then I agree. However, I don't believe it stems from Western culture but from a cultu
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Thank you for that. I do have one of the Father's of the Church volumes and one of the book stores has a few other volumes. I'm most interested right now in The City of God due to the context/thesis being relevant today. As a
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Over the summer I built a set Catholic theological writings by scouring used book stores that I plan diligently going through over the next couple of years. I say years because I also have St. Aquinas' Summa Theologica (complete) in th
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I was there a year prior in the fall of 07. I rarely smoked, at most 1 - 3 a day and usually just when controlling - sometimes I didn't cause I hate the after smell. Glad you were able to quit! Aside from health, the money certainly ad
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