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seppin
8y ago
Of all things why does this keep getting posted here? Curious
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seppin
8y ago
Can we stop using Manhattan as shorthand for a giant city center? NYC is a cultural world capital, as well as economic hub. Good luck trying to actually build another one of those. There's a reason why there's only 3-4 in the worl
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seppin
8y ago
> The one about the CIA arresting or disappearing a man living in an Ecuadorian embassy in the center of London is interesting Was arrested by local police and is currently sitting in UK Met Police jail.
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8y ago
Breaking into government computers is a crime.
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seppin
8y ago
The work itself is poor quality, even in the high budget projects. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/new-yorks-super-mall-hudso...
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8y ago
Exactly what I do, cutting back on smoking means peeing is the only chance I get to actually answer people.
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seppin
8y ago
What's the difference between a vulnerability shared with China's intelligence agencies and a bug? Deniability I guess. I guess US intel yelling at the top of their lungs this has and will happen isn't enough for some.
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8y ago
Military yes, that's millions of jobs for people that would struggle to be employed otherwise. The health insurance industry, however, needs to die. The sooner the better. The resulting boom in people actually receiving healthcare in t
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seppin
8y ago
I would guess job losses work the same way
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seppin
8y ago
you're right, the Soviets lost their empire made by the barrel of a gun and still are trying to chip off pieces of land from their neighbors. When America invades with the intent to steal a country, let me know.
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8y ago
The specifics of the plot aren't realistic, Russia invading a neighbor with the idea of stealing land and resources while brutally oppressing its people has great precedent.
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8y ago
"Russia invades neighbors" is worse, as they intend to occupy and annex. America invades with some idiot idea of democracy or projecting hard power, only to leave. Russia invaded far off lands when they had the capacity, don'
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8y ago
You're not wrong, it's a common criticism of democracy. Except China is not a democracy, they act only to protect their own grip on power (and keep their stolen party wealth).
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8y ago
Don't forget brutally repressing their citizens, which accounts to a large % of world population.
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8y ago
Very easy to be green if you're rich. Teslas aren't cheap
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seppin
8y ago
The idea of Russia invading its neighbor isn't russophobic, its recent European history.
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seppin
8y ago
So maybe line up all the US and Soviet Cold War invasions / occupations and see who comes out on top.
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seppin
8y ago
Yes, the US would invade their close NATO ally to privatize a market they have already exhausted at home. Makes perfect sense.
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8y ago
No person would be able to handle a knife opening up their abdomen either, lucky that there are few cases where this would actually happen.
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8y ago
It's not that failure is eliminated, but you can run a business with almost no risk or capital exposure. If that business fails, you walk away with no damage done.
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seppin
8y ago
I love their keyboards, and have never met anyone IRL that has complained about them.
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seppin
8y ago
> Also, let's face it, Russia hardly projects power. Um, what?
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8y ago
A large order of F-15(x) was just made.
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8y ago
It's a modern IBM punchcard case.
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seppin
8y ago
there is no real prepaid in the US, the closest is USMoble which is still around 20 US a month
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8y ago
> ps - Firefighters get down-payment assistance in San Francisco. I personally know a couple who live near me, thanks to this. https://sfmohcd.org/resources-first-responders Another way big tech actually COSTS taxpayers
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8y ago
Also, infrastructure does not lead to economic growth. Quite the other way around, really.
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8y ago
> Japan soared from a destroyed country to an economic powerhouse, before being brought down by the bankers at the BOJ, ostensibly to change the system from a 'state backed economy' to a US-styled one. Ditto with the Asian tige
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8y ago
Besides Oil and Gas, which companies are state owned? Bonus points: which of those states are authoritarian?
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8y ago
"Your honor, it's absurd to charge my client with murder. People get murdered all the time."
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