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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Ok so? Wild fires keep happening. When will the state take responsibility for what they own instead of trying to pawn it off on the utility?
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
But they do. They could bury the lines. They literally get a guaranteed profit by doing so due to the way the business is setup.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Have them repeat back your point of view in their own words. That's all you can do. People are either rational or irrational. You can't change that part.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Doctors already are being rounded up. That's like going after the atreet dealer. Have to go for the head.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
The point of insurance is to protect your wealth in an accident. You actually buy more insurance as your wealth increases, at least I do.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Because you want to teach them a lesson, not put them out of business.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
No, no I don't. Nobody is taking it seriously. They certainly fixed the ozone issue a few years ago. Time to turn the heat up on this issue too
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
It has to be. There are too many competing interests. For one, Russia would welcome global climate heating due to their land being mostly frozen. Humans can't collectively come together on this issue.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Oh but there is. There's more than one planet in our solar system.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
I also have a berkey, was gifted to me. They say it's a pretty good filter but I looked up the qualifications and it's not rated for a lot of the typical tests the government uses to qualify water to. I also don't see anywher
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Whenever these articles come up the focus is on behavior changes and policy. What about good old fashion ingenuity? We know volcanos and nuclear winter can cool the planet so why not start there and work backwards? Controlled volcano erupti
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
I disagree. Humans are inquisitive. Long term goal and planning orientated. Nuclear technology was new at that time and nobody knew much about it. Just the other day I was wondering how to decontaminate Chernobyl and Fukushima. If we could
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Yeah I totally agree. I love these kind, and the onions story too. Wonder where I can get more.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
I'm willing to wager the economic positives outweigh the negative for using the heli to dry the cherries.
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Something big or just further division of economic inequality? I don't see why this is an issue. I was literally eating black cherries for breakfast and stumbled upon this article. A few pounds of frozen cherries is only $10. Foods hav
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Probably cost vs benefit analysis. Day time benefit is there where the cost for night shift is much more expensive. Business decision drives a lot but sometimes it's safety. To use the heli at night there's a lot of extra things t
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by shortandsweet 7y ago
Heh I didn't pick that up until I started reading the comments on the blog. Pleasant surprise. Wonder how she got into piloting heli... I looked into it at one point in my life. It's expensive. They recommend joining the military
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by shortandsweet 8y ago
What do you have on the travel check list? Everytime I travel I say to myself that I should make a list but always forget or put it off.