tablewatcher

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by tablewatcher 10y ago
I'd argue the same that marriages rates are down, I'd like to see some stats on it. The prospect of marriage has no benefits when you look at it unemotionally. You get marginal tax benefits when you are married but these are compl
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by tablewatcher 10y ago
He had involvement with the IRA to smuggle drugs through Ireland, they used the money to buy guns to kill loyalists.
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by tablewatcher 10y ago
This is from 2013. Anyone come across recent development from it?
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by tablewatcher 10y ago
I agree it's insane but looking at the few previous attempts it seems its a regular expected sea state so I suppose there is no option but to work around it.
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by tablewatcher 10y ago
The lead trunk has indicators that the convoy is platooning, sure some people with interfere with it but for the most part when drivers start to recognise this on the road they are mostly going to stay out of the way. >This technology lo
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by tablewatcher 10y ago
I suppose you tell it how many minutes you plan contains and it subtracts used time accordingly.
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
As someone who is not American it doesn't matter to me how it's worded or under what category it falls, but that the three letter agencies can completely silence individuals so that they can do whatever they want with immunity i
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
As a guy who has recently started to come out of debt and starting to prepare for pension and savings, the more I learn about the financial industry the more it scares me. It seems like a zero sum game and nothing more than sophisticated ga
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
>how would we know which mutations are broadly beneficial or not? In general terms we know what a good specimen looks like and the specific traits that they have. We can only build to that because: >sickle cell syndrome are also more
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
The window tax, along with the Chimney tax was implemented in a lot of countries in that era, including England. The current effective rate of tax is 55% in Ireland along (with a sales tax of 23%) for people earning the highest level of wag
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
Irish guy here who was taught all of this history in school. My overriding sense is that of disillusionment with the commemorations. The media outlets are trying to induce a sense of patriotism that I cannot feel because it's too far r
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
Completely hypothetical but what would happen if those 62 people were "taken out" so to speak, would debt forgiveness happen or would there be more equality in the world or how do you see it play out?
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
There is no way back to fiat from cryptoCurrencies. They work 24/7 with minimal overheads. Technology has disintermediated a lot of other industries, why do you think it wont do so for banking (other than your cultural beliefs)?
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
Before Satoshi's invention the concept of pre-mining didn't exist. I think the inventor of the worlds first decentralised currency is allowed to do whatever he wants. If you dont like it, make your own currency and stop bickering.
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by tablewatcher 11y ago
Your questons are very basic, if you actually want an answer start reading some books on evolutionary biology.