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sparrowInHand
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sparrowInHand
3y ago
Why? It occurs naturally in italy and some other country. Its just a material. One that is easily damaged by accidic cleaners, so not the luxery it sounds. Marble ground down is even in toothpaste..
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Its very common in loads of countrys - or at least terra-cotta tiles: Spain, Mexico, Italy, Greece. Its a good way to keep a house cool in summer.
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The government can not do a unity..
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There are frameworks that take outrageous amounts of time producing very little, besides opinionated staff. Basically assembly for X in disguise, demanding everyone be "educated" and up to task. Meanwhile the world moved on.
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Its just a economic bubble then, just one made of inefficiency and cultural bias... an now it popped
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brew install trauma - trauma could not be installed as its dependend on dependency hell
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3y ago
This. It dances in front of the readers eyes, turning into unreadable gibberish. Json is how you would draw a datastructure on a chalkboard.
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The sea-people of our times are the CEO people..
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Its a long rich history from PRopaganda against consumers.. the mc donalds coffee lady comes two mind, were mc donalds tried to ditch the medical costs for 3rd degree burns and put her up as a ambulance chaser.
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Droneboats are going to crash oil stocks?
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It also destroys the ability to be intrinsic passionate and feel like you have control over your own life and actions. Its a horrible way to create people that are ideal sustinance for the societal apparatus, but bad when it comes to act in
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I think your focus on kaligraphy is damaging to the lesson. You should pick something your son values, and teach him to drive it to perfection. Then watch him getting annoyed when you half-ass it in front of him. All education is a crude a
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Just computate the average, then counter the documented drift vs a external source?
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I dont think that Big Tech can be "taken on" anymore. Its everchanging automatable behaviour, that is capable to exploit all systems through the smallest oversight. You would need to criminalize a mindset - "parasitic intent&
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.. and spanish translators.. for now..
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This is the us. This is what happens. Regularly.
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Its also a great chance to filter out mentally unsound pioneers and feed them to the fishes. A great improvement on the entrapeneurial caste, which filtered through this medium, tastes great with buttersauce and potato-mash on the side.
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Mild psychopathy == dysfunction when it comes to organizing compromises or large scale transition away from local optima. There is a reason why democracy gives the people a large reset button, to flush the leaders aggregating at the top and
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Oh, yes, its not linear, its exponential the moment..
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Well, the major culprit is not AirBnB, its illegal washed money and other investment money, parked in cities worldwide. They want a return on those gambling chips, and AirBnB is simply better there. I highly doubt that regulating the value
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The fast frame-shifting has pros too. For our kids a cooked poluted world will be normal.
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And now thanks to advances in industrialization, everyone can enjoy art deco housing, lovelessly crafted by CnC from templates, defeating both, the bauhaus and the art deco at the same time and ending the argument.
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Harber Bosch was present before WW2. WW2 was mostly fought for Lebensraum, aka place to grow food with medieval methods (no fertilizer) for a industrial sized nation. They could easily have fed all these people, if free trade and fossil fue
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Multipolarity will just result in lawlessness and mutliple US style "invasions" a year. Horray.
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This is a end of free trade and a return of the old empires, with there embargos and the great games. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Game These empires and there funny little starvations they inflicted carelessly
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Generational guilt. All descendants of shareholders are auto indebted and participate in the guilt of the ancestor.
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State controlled subscriptions, with cost-free repairs.
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Sort of if you break the under-standards- like BG3 - you get sorted as money laundring or gambling?
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Thoughts just appear- its like the subconcious just lets them float upwards into you. Which is funny, because when asked how you did arrive at the solution, you just do not have any answer, and then your subconcious makes up a whole story.
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> but I think things like are pretty much always learned skills. What if it isnt? What if there is a zoo out there, with loads of different people with different skills just because the brain-maturation took a entirely different turn wh
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