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by soligern 3y ago
That doesn’t sound right. For all of human history bullies who were bigger and stronger made the rules. The weak were ostracized. If anything, what you’re doing in homeschooling is reverting away from the norm and creating a sheltered envir
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by soligern 3y ago
Do we know how the different cells self organize, know where to form folds, parts and depressions and what the boundaries are?
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by soligern 3y ago
Why are they a nuisance? The only thing I can think of is that they might hunt someone’s backyard chickens. Otherwise they control rodent, rabbit and snake populations and mostly really just eat a lot of fish.
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by soligern 3y ago
I think that makes sense but a startup is going to have a hard time delivering something better between now and January if they start from scratch. But maybe I’m wrong, it might be a purely software based problem that can be solved quicker.
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by soligern 3y ago
This just sounds like school. I guess the difference is you can be very selective with what you teach and pick your own curriculum, especially if you’re a fundamentalist religious person and don’t agree with what most schools teach.
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by soligern 3y ago
It feels like Apple has solved this problem with the Vision Pro? So just wait for a couple more months?
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by soligern 3y ago
What’s your point though? You’re picking an arbitrary cutoff time based on what? The intention is still disruption. Thirty minutes is nothing. We don’t classify severity of crimes based on how long they take to accomplish. A murder is a mur
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by soligern 3y ago
You could disable a diverter in 5 seconds with a sledge hammer. Also your linked video is splitting along the length of the rail instead of cutting directly across it which would take minutes if not seconds.
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by soligern 3y ago
This is not wearing a shirt though. This is people deliberately causing disruptions by putting a traffic cone, universally recognized as a traffic warning, in front of the vehicles. A lot of regular people would think twice about what to do
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by soligern 3y ago
Sounds like they are kicking ass on multiple fronts at the same time.
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by soligern 3y ago
That’s stupid. You could park a golf cart on the train tracks and it would shut down all train transport for hours. You could cut out a piece of the rail very easily (with an angle grinder) and it would cause dozens of deaths and shut down
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by soligern 3y ago
Yes, that’s all I saw, the first post.
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by soligern 3y ago
According to this Indian government report, 110 million toilets and 2.23 million community toilets were built between 2014 and 2019 under the clean India drive begun in 2014. All states reported open defecation free in 2019. Coverage estima
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by soligern 3y ago
Sounds like it’s way better than 60% a little less than a decade ago.
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by soligern 3y ago
Nonsense, the toilet issue has been resolved for the most part. Your arguments are from 2012.
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by soligern 3y ago
Either way the buyer wins.
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by soligern 3y ago
What’s so hard about this? You get the picture and you post it on the website. If you have the text all ready to go, you update the prisoner number and it’s trivial to hit the upload button.
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by soligern 3y ago
Refugees are trying to flee to a developed country with healthcare, jobs and safety. Why would you want to go to Rwanda? I realize it has improved by leaps and bounds but very few people are going to want to emigrate to an African country.
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by soligern 3y ago
Well you just sold me on reading Ken’s books. Out of curiosity, who was the father figure in cuckoo’s nest? For that matter, who’s the mother, there was no sex as far as I can remember.
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by soligern 3y ago
If the settlement is doing better than the actual country it is in, it is going to be overrun with locals. The only way to do that would be to fence out the locals and no country is going to agree to that.
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by soligern 3y ago
I would be interested in seeing the numbers around Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Spanish etc. in my opinion, this may specifically be an avoid China phenomenon.
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by soligern 3y ago
I think the general feeling is that even if China continues to rise, “we” don’t really want anything to do with them. Alternatives will be found and China will at the very least be a soft enemy that espouses something we don’t want to be, v
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by soligern 3y ago
I have a reverse osmosis system for my well water that filters out both PFAS and micro plastics.
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by soligern 3y ago
That’s true but it’s never the highly nutritious grasses that cows/goats need like alfalfa, false plantains, millets etc. You would need to heavily supplement their diets, I would imagine.
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by soligern 3y ago
It’s not just that, immigrants are massive job creators. Out of the top 500 billion+ dollar unicorns in the US, 51% were started with by an immigrant. 66 of those 500 companies had atleast one Indian cofounder.
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by soligern 3y ago
3% and that sounds like a pittance when the fate of Western Europe is at stake. For that price, it decimated what might have been considered the second strongest military in the world, strengthened democracy, sped up the implementation of r
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by soligern 3y ago
Does this literally mean every single base pair with all the junk genome and everything else? Or is it some statistical model/extrapolated etc.
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by soligern 3y ago
Ukraine is receiving a fraction of our allocated defense budget. It’s also strange to hear it described as “war making” rather than defense against an aggressor. Kind of betrays your motivations.
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by soligern 3y ago
We’re looking and can’t find something that lasts more than two weeks. It’s going to take something drastic to drop those prices since they’re still going up and hopefully it’s before I end up buying a new place.
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by soligern 3y ago
But how does the grass grow in the shade?

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