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stogot
2y ago
Yes, and iirc it was mostly a single source (spy) lying to the US & Brits
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stogot
2y ago
Yes. In the UK the state gets to make the life/death decisions, even if you want to fight for your life they can decide you’re a lost cause and too expensive. There’s no perfect solution here, as one is nihilistic & utilitarian and
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stogot
2y ago
Before revolutionizing the system, why not start with capping insurer profits and pay it back to policyholders? That will put a limiter on the greed machine
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stogot
2y ago
I recall seeing western nations corroborate the evidence. Trains out of North Korea into Russia follow one path and are easy to monitor.
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stogot
2y ago
In terms of manpower, weapon types, domains of warfare, quantity of equipment, global impact, and national security implications-Ukraine is the largest. In total violent deaths, 2nd Congo is worse. Let’s hope the war ends before that happen
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stogot
2y ago
Agreed, separation into school grades by age is not normal or healthy. And abuse often happens in school. You could argue more soundly that modern schools are child abuse if we follow the commenter’s line of reasoning.
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stogot
2y ago
He released the genome, got on a plane, and upon landing he was immediately interrogated by police. That’s a fast and immediate response. This was before his social media posts. Also, stop calling people empty brained. Shows immaturity.
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stogot
2y ago
Anyone try Proton?
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stogot
2y ago
They also have no evidence of any massacre at Tianemen (purposeful typo!)
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stogot
2y ago
And Zhang Yong-Zhen (who released the genome to the benefit of the world ) was interrogated by police and is now being persecuted (locked out of his lab, denied recognition, etc). Makes you wonder why
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stogot
2y ago
The original OP is an anecdote. Could you link the extraordinary data? I want to see how they can empirically test this
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stogot
2y ago
This is not child abuse. It’s an anecdote of two kids. I’m sure the parents were very loving. Another pair of kids could turn out perfectly fine doing this.
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stogot
2y ago
Previously you said authorized (legal). Now you’re changing your argument to illegal. How about you look up how many refugees European nations are paying to house vs getting emotional and changing the goalposts. I suspect the number is not
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stogot
2y ago
Didn’t know this pub! Cool history
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stogot
2y ago
It depends on the country. I know that in the UK this actually tends to be the case last I checked. I was reading this from a UK perspective (western) not a US . I don’t know how much housing the US provides
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stogot
2y ago
Thank you for the reply. We’re all the institutes this way, or only some?
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stogot
2y ago
now an LLM will scrape this and propose a novel way to resolve your “problems”. Electricity!
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stogot
2y ago
> Democrats on the panel released their own report challenging many of their colleagues’ conclusions about COVID-19 origins. They conclude, for example, that the viruses studied at WIV with EcoHealth funding were too distantly related to
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stogot
2y ago
Well said. Better than I could put into words
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stogot
2y ago
Was this copyrighted? I don’t see it in there, but can we print copies under US law if no copyright is present?
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stogot
2y ago
If even an author can’t replicate it, shouldn’t that make the results meaningless?
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stogot
2y ago
Yes, I know of one right now that’s been coached and hasn’t improved and it will move to a PIP. Their boss said it won’t come as a surprise to them
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stogot
2y ago
Speaking of which, does Firefox offer the ability to turn this off in about:settings ? Or will that break the event detection ?
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stogot
2y ago
I should start doing this. Fine idea
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stogot
2y ago
I would presume, because it is the largest, and most famous of them all… Not for any nefarious reason
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stogot
2y ago
Why is it more productive? I like your description, but this statement needs elaboration. When I look at modern frameworks, all I see is unconstructive complexity that sucks productivity
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stogot
2y ago
Have you worked for a charity? You want the government to regulate them in a nonsense way so that they close up shop? Sure, there might be a few people that can be employed to help but to pick an arbitrary percentage picked by a prepresenta
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stogot
2y ago
My first thought: imagine this child growing up and deciding to google this event in their life and finding dozens of strangers speculating, arguing, and joking about the situation
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stogot
2y ago
They shouldn’t have to pay for something I buy in a store on their app. Apple doesn’t get to own the entire economy just because they make an operating system
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stogot
2y ago
Start world war 3? The current state sees Russia being destroyed by its victim for Pennie’s on the dollar. I can’t think of a cheaper way to watch Russia humiliate and completely ruin its military. Resort to using DPRK to unwind the Kursk i
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