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s5300
5y ago
The U.S. also has an amazing history of leaving behind translators that they promised citizenship to, typically ending in their entire families being tortured and killed. Can't imagine we're going to get very many more people agre
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5y ago
Just like when he gave tens of thousands of kids in Flint Michigan safe drinking water the U.S. government has been denying them for decades.
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5y ago
And Musk repeatedly publicly gives this to her/says this himself.
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5y ago
https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/safe-bris... There's been a case in and out of the news for the last decade or so(?) of one specific practicioner knowingly giving something like o
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5y ago
Aside from the fact children are already given loads of vaccinations, there's much worse things they don't get to decide, like having part of their dick cut off shortly after birth. Also, in some traditions, having an old dude suc
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5y ago
Prince is fucking insane. Glad to see he was cocky enough to entangle himself in the shitshow of Trump Inc., may eventually lead to things going sour for him. Can only imagine he managed to ingest a bit too much of the lead plaguing the Mid
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America’s Hellfire missile full of swords
(sandboxx.us)
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5y ago
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5y ago
While you studied the explosives, others studied the blade...
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5y ago
Who needs infantrymen when you have suicide drone swarms, bunker busters, MIRV's, thermobaric weapons (vacuum bombs), instant retina frying laser disco drones... Infantry are going to be a thing of the past for anything more than proxy
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5y ago
>are you just generally dismissive of people? Off topic, but damn if it doesn't seem harder and harder not to be these days...
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5y ago
And in the case you have an aircraft not in that specific class and want to do it anyways... Just strap some rockets to it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/JATO
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5y ago
>Corollary: When Rep. Ilhan Omar ("a frequent critic of Israel") says something, understand that the words she says must follow the Koran or she faces execution for blasphemy. For that reason, she should not be a US House membe
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5y ago
>as for the lab leak, those in biological research would be a little bit more careful. You say this as if you know that they're purposefully not being careful or something.
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5y ago
While irrelevant to the topic at hand - with the recent info of Trump's daughter literally sitting in the Kremlin's chair, Trump tweeting that picture was likely his hilarious way of getting one of the US's best spies murdere
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5y ago
Is this guy still alive?
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5y ago
>"why now, after 40 years?" Huh? Cyclic fatigue yo. Incredibly simple and well known killer. Less whatever type of supports than spec'd to distribute the fatigue across, earlier things fall apart or break from it.
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5y ago
The 1978 Citigroup Center engineering crisis is a good teaching tool. The chair of my Uni's Mechanical Engineering department has gotten a good amount of engineering colleges (mainly Mechanical and Civil) to use it as an example/s
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5y ago
If the CCP manages to not internally fall apart (which, IMO, it seems like it's not going to) we (US citz) are very much going to see how hilariously China has kicked our ass in the next few decades.
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5y ago
The right triggers have already been known forever. Look at the history of recycling campaigns in Texas. Bet you didn't know "don't mess with Texas" is about recycling. Unfortunately, toxic machismo is likely not going t
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Humanity has managed to catch the ocean on fire
(cnet.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
They aren't. For the most part, everybody who ever would already does. Entire states livelihoods basically depended on said conglomerate for some time, even if it was an honestly fairly shitty livelihood. Like... you know how Utah is b
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5y ago
I think you're much more likely to have a counterfeit/faulty USB C cable that somehow makes its way to you lead to a fire with any of several objects containing Li-Ion that people tend to have in their houses anymore. EV charging
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5y ago
Most people don't know that the headrest (head restraint) can also be used to break a window in several ways. I'd known about this for a while, typically there's just a simple mechanical button you have to depress to remove t
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5y ago
Whatever you do - if you don't already have one, buy a combined window breaker/seatbelt cutter for all of your cars and Velcro it to the side of your chair/bottom of side of center console/wherever you think would be bes
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5y ago
I feel like I've been reading only bad things about IBM for a long time now. Like, over a decade. If I had to take a shot in the dark, I'd guess it's likely a complete middle-upper MBA management fuckup catastrophe grinding t
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5y ago
Check out Frankie MacDonald, he's an autistic savant meteorologist. Not saying that in any disrespectful way, I know some people get a bit butthurt when using those words. I don't know if he's commented on it yet, but if he
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5y ago
Appears that he's having some sort of internal struggle/identity crisis the past few years that he can't come to terms with.
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5y ago
You chose to go to this University/College though. For whatever reason, you chose to attend studies there, knowing this was how the institution operated. If you went not knowing how the institution operated, well, that's completel
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5y ago
>According to which criteria are some studies apparently “pointless”? Likely the criteria made up in the heads of those who feel they've somehow been "wronged" in life by somebody who participates in said studies.
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5y ago
This is such an idiotic take. It would be much more truthful to say that everything in life is genuinely pointless than what you've said - and I'm saying this as a lifelong multidisciplined engineer. Perhaps you meant to say use
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