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by shorttime 10y ago
At the moment, there is nothing cleaner than solar or nuclear. I don't know what you think clean is but it's not the same as everyone else. De-centalizing the grid brings it own set of issues. One will be cost of actual infrastruc
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by shorttime 10y ago
You raise some decent points and I'm not going to reply to them all, however, consider that there is also medical radioactive waste. Should we abandoned all of our imaging equipment and radio-medical treatments because we can't ha
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by shorttime 10y ago
For real, anyone remember flappy bird? This is pretty similar and flapper bird made a LOT of people happy.
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by shorttime 10y ago
If the book I'm reading is to be believed, pensions were paid for by the company with money that would have went to the worker, if not for the pension. This money would then be invested over the career of the worker, similar to a 401k,
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by shorttime 10y ago
That's good to cut out unneeded sugars but I'd say it's risky jumping into a strictly fat, meat diet. I tried it and it definitely changed my blood cholesterol levels. Given that nobody can agree on what is actually "goo
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by shorttime 10y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted but I agree with you.
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by shorttime 10y ago
Another year, another demon food. It seems every few years we switch it up, now it's sugar, before it was glutten, then it was fats, then it was carbs. It seems like nobody really has a clue what is "good" for us. The only th
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by shorttime 10y ago
This is amazing. Is there anyway to pull in opposing candidates during elections? I had a huge issue finding information on each side during the last election.
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by shorttime 10y ago
Why's that? Nobody will be sad when you do so there's that silver lining.
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by shorttime 10y ago
Fair enough, he might be a hot head. Hopefully the Russians realize this and also realize we vastly outspend them, militarily. I didn't vote for either of the two majority candidates but I'm excited to see what will happen. His fi
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by shorttime 10y ago
This is a relatively new problem, finding "happiness". It only becomes a problem after basic needs are met, food, roof over your head, steady income, low debt, healthy. People in the past had very little time to prioritize "h
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by shorttime 10y ago
Yep
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by shorttime 10y ago
Part of the argument is that we draw conclusions and interpret a book based on our own experience in the current time - not the time at which the book is written. Meaning changes with time, he gives an example of Moby Dick. It meant somethi
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by shorttime 10y ago
Yep, that's the book! Good find.
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by shorttime 10y ago
That's kind of funny you should say that. A book I'm currently reading advocates that our best writers of today's day and age won't be those on the internet that share their work easily but instead hidden away, released
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by shorttime 10y ago
this isn't reddit...
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by shorttime 10y ago
> When an organization can operate without your presence for over 300 days, your role may not be very necessary. Which is a good thing. Everyone should be replaceable in corporate jobs, maybe not a startup, which makes sense. If you&#x27
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by shorttime 10y ago
Without defining "savings" this article doesn't really say anything at all. Savings can be assumed as many things.
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by shorttime 10y ago
Worth - mortgage principle = savings.
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by shorttime 10y ago
I'd love a new alternative but it has so much popularity and it's hard to find an alternative people use. I try to use Snapcash whenever possible or an app I found on the Android Store - Cash. Was surprised Venmo was owned by Payp
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by shorttime 10y ago
A lot of power plants do, at least the ones I've worked at. I wouldn't be surprised if these substations don't. Inspection teams come in all the time and practically force companies to do things like obtaining a spare.
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by shorttime 10y ago
Are you serious? All you posted was your own opinion, blatant rhetoric. Then you reply with a snarky comment. You seem pretty miserable man.
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by shorttime 10y ago
I totally understand. When I comment on Reddit, if it's not in agreement with the masses, I end up being downvoted and argue with people. Then I quickly realize - WHY!? A total waste of my time.
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by shorttime 11y ago
Devil's advocate here, definitely not an economist either, but why is devaluing everyone's wealth a bad thing? Sure, individually it sucks for one's pile of money to be worth less than it was yesterday but it incentivizes one
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by shorttime 11y ago
Book description for those that may be interested: “Murakami is like a magician who explains what he’s doing as he performs the trick and still makes you believe he has supernatural powers . . . But while anyone can tell a story that resemb
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by shorttime 11y ago
I was going to have a similar reply. The first part anyway. Clearly farting around is something that matters to Kurt. But that makes me think on what actually matters. Doesn't everything we do in our free time matter? If it didn't
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by shorttime 11y ago
Most definitely the case with at least Windows 8. Since I upgraded to Windows 10 I haven't experienced the problem. With Windows 8, after an uncertain period of time every app (browsers, torrents, games) would stall. It would drive me
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by shorttime 11y ago
Why not just sign up with a fake name, like I did?
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by shorttime 11y ago
I'm surprised that she did not have a diving buddy. All of the training I've had with water diving, scuba or freediving, always recommends to have a buddy. The freediving buddy typically waits on top, looking down, to see if the d
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by shorttime 12y ago
[Serious] So, why, exactly, is this a problem?

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