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by soperj 3y ago
Same with Detroit.
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by soperj 3y ago
Bikes and transit make the most sense in high density urban settings. Evs make more sense in a suburban world.
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by soperj 3y ago
Who's not insured?
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by soperj 3y ago
This is just a prioritization problem. We have more doctors per capita than we did 20 years ago, they just don't pay them properly to be family doctors.
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by soperj 3y ago
We do this with our recycling bins, it doesn't look like lego, but you can stack it a lot nicer than what they've got in their pictures.
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by soperj 3y ago
> Slave Labor is difficult to beat, eh? Pyramids weren't built by slaves.
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by soperj 3y ago
Doesn't mean that OP was correct which was what I was responding to.
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by soperj 3y ago
Sure, but the flag on the moon is, along with rovers, along with the moon space cart, along with voyager 1 & 2 and many other things. 10 years ago, nearly all of it was put up by government funded vehicles. Even SpaceX wouldn't be
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by soperj 3y ago
99.999%. Doubt it. edit: https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2021/05/The_increa... Rounding up to 30000 objects in orbit (not even in space), that would mean 0.3 objects weren't made by capita
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by soperj 3y ago
> With SpaceX, colonizing Mars is the passion / prestige project. That's more just a out there goal to motivate people who are motivated by that. Still have had zero launches to Mars.
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by soperj 3y ago
That sounds made up. Sputnik wasn't because of capitalism, and capitalism didn't put a man on the moon.
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by soperj 3y ago
> And it's the best economic system we have invented. That would be the market economy, not capitalism. Since we have state capitalism as well as other varieties that aren't free markets.
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by soperj 3y ago
Why would they ratchet the kite in instead of making it dive and quickly winding the cable in? Should be easy enough with software right?
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by soperj 3y ago
Chernobyl's exclusion zone is 4143km^2, and Fukushima's is 807km^2.
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by soperj 3y ago
what do you think the word "other" is doing here? Pesticides, Herbicides, Fungicides. We kill everything around farms to actually farm.
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by soperj 3y ago
"all the other"
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by soperj 3y ago
> water quality have increased in quality. Depends where you are. I'm sure the people of Flint might object.
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by soperj 3y ago
Ants garden too, and have been doing it for longer, they don't kill all the other bugs, plants and fungus to do it either.
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by soperj 3y ago
Would work the same, since you're still supplying hot water to the sewers.
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by soperj 3y ago
Roman's were vicious. The war with the Gauls was basically a genocide.
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by soperj 3y ago
> putting multiple factions with different interests against one another wasn't that how we ended up with WW1?
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by soperj 3y ago
The reason they didn't want to raise the fuselage was to pretend it was actually a 737 and not a completely different plane, so that they could avoid all the testing required. If they'd just built it properly in the first place...
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by soperj 3y ago
You don't go back to 0? Generally you can after the 24th iteration. Also congrats on sticking with it for nearly 13 years!
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by soperj 3y ago
it really isn't. He declined buying a drink for someone who was asking them to buy them a drink, something I always do even though I can definitely afford it.
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by soperj 3y ago
> when it is dark and calm. When is that in Hawaii?
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by soperj 3y ago
> In my early 20s, I would go dancing sometimes and someone would approach me saying "you should buy me a drink" and I remember saying no because I had like 50$ total. You just avoided the worst type of people anyway.
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List of Largest Power Stations(en.wikipedia.org)
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by soperj 3y ago
I guess it's technically not illegal, but they fish just outside those boundaries everywhere, they also buy up massive amounts of legally caught fish elsewhere, leading to over fishing in those areas as well. Fisherman elsewhere get p
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by soperj 3y ago
So has Japan.
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by soperj 3y ago
People would walk more if they could get to where they were going fast. If you could walk to the store as quickly as you could drive, why would you get in the car? No traffic jams on a sidewalk.

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