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The probability that the Internet and supporting infrastructure remains stable and available in a world in which government fiat, or even just USD, stop existing is virtually zero, rendering cryptocurrency worthless in every sense of the wo
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I apologize but I think I'm missing what you're saying. I'll just elaborate and say the key to what I said is making it habitual by adding into something you'd be doing anyway. The exercise bike is great because you can
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Get a cheap magnetic exercise bike (Sunny has a good one) and start with 10 (or even 5) minutes a day at the same time (or event, waking up, finishing work, something like that) every day. 10 minutes is nothing, especially if you read or wa
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I mean that's all The Big Five MO, and NG is probably tied with Boeing for the worst. Their cost inflations in the last two decades especially are beyond the pale
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If you make your purpose helping others find and fulfill their purpose, get through their sorrows, and find joy in their lives, you will have a life with very few regrets and plenty of motivation. And in that endeavor, you will find your un
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The things that give you tarter on your teeth are not nanobacteria. It's caused by normal bacterial digestion of sugar that produces plaque which hardens to tartar by interacting with minerals in saliva. Nanobacteria are not living
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So the unprovable hypothesis that the election was legitimate and all votes were cast legitimately and accurately should be discarded
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The ultra low power Intel (N5XXX and N6XXX) are by far the best x86 CPUs per watt right now. The n6005 on the H3+ could easily handle 3-4+ 4K encodes as a media server with the eGPU too. It's pretty much my ideal hardware for that use
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Mate I've got some bad news for you
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If I'm not mistaken, gamma ray bursts properly directed from a close enough entity are a realistic "wipe out all life on Earth" event, though extremely improbable.
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Insurance from whom?
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And your citizens too apparently
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They've been lying with data for decades, so it must be really dire. https://foreignpolicy.com/2012/06/07/chinas-lies-damn-lies-a...
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A well balanced breakfast being necessary to the start of a healthy day, the right of the people to keep and eat food shall not be infringed. Who has the right to keep and eat food, the balanced breakfast or the people?
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Deleted for not contributing to meaningful conversation, replies are right
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Yes, no one is forced to work for Jeff Bezos
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Thanks for the advice, visiting first would be my approach, but just trying to gather info as much as I can.
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I figured that might be the case, thank you for the information. I think I would struggle to adjust to the Japanese work culture in order to establish residence within these constraints. I also pretty much exclusively have software experien
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This is all great and relevant advice! I have actually considering moving there, any tips with respect to that? For example could I, as a US citizen, work remotely for a US company while living in Japan indefinitely (not necessarily permane
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Any advice or resources for someone seriously considering this?
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You don't understand how long it takes demographic shifts to change a culture, nor the political backlash and parties being voted into power as a result of these consequences.
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Tiny, homogeneous, monocultured, de facto ethnostates that make it very easy to do business and/or have robust fossil fuel reserves are not comparable to massive, diverse, multicultural states with wildly different ethics and values ac
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>doesn’t refute or even acknowledge any of the points >>"communism" and "socialism" have absolutely nothing to do with mass murder or authoritarianism.
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"But the anti-authoritarians demand that the political state be abolished at one stroke, even before the social conditions that gave birth to it have been destroyed. They demand that the first act of the social revolution shall be the
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurting_the_feelings_of_the_...
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The difference is he's objectively and provably wrong about the comparative evil of his own government. You've fallen for one of the most obvious and silly propaganda techniques there are. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x2
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Which part is a conspiracy theory?
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The CCP is objectively, unironically evil
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No it's because TikTok is owned by the CCP and used as a tool to sow discord and subvert liberal democratic values so that it may destabilize the west and pave the way for CCP supremacy.
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If it's jingoism to support Western enlightenment values, liberal democracy, and basic human rights, then yeah I guess I'm a jingo.

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