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tenfourwookie
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Yes, but the same is true in Oregon. Massive surplus. It was some silly number like enough weed to make 1 billion joints. I'll find the number.
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We've been hearing about surplus for several years now, and yet the price of weed is going up, not down. I regularly see $400 retail ounces in Oregon for top shelf. Supply/demand should push the price to the floor with this Surplu
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What's obvious is Apple believes it can do this. Why? Have they already done it and were shocked at what they found? That would be some story.
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I for one am amused by Tesla being not invited, re: a personal schadenfreude: Tesla flooded the Telluride Film Festival with Teslas in 2016. Those of us who usually drove the film festival celebrities around, as chauffeurs, would make 1
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5y ago
So agrees every psychiatrist (and seemingly ever psychiatrist‘s spouse). Finding patients who agree could be somewhat more challenging. Are you a pharmaceutical sales rep? Wouldn't that be sweet. One spouse a shrink, another a shrink&#
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5y ago
Why would Apple step into this quagmire? It's been harping on privacy for a few seasons now and now this? Zuckerberg must be popping a magnum of Moet et Chandon in celebratory schadenfreude. Cook. But our privacy invasion has good int
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Your depression is situational, so a change in situation helps. Your partner’s depression sounds clinical, and that's a huge construct, not so easy to grapple, so many variations. Thus your best bet is to ask your partner what you can
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5y ago
At 81 pages, one did find oneself chuckling at the titled words “Simply Explained”.
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It's expensive now, but those costs are rapidly decreasing. Drone transportation into and out of once-remotely habitated places will be commonplace by 2050. Those “settlements” will have renewable power, desalination, agriculture, indu
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Secure voting.
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Off-grid living will follow solar's trajectory. The planet is a massive place, the mass majority of it uninhabited. Not for long.
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They misunderstand. The whole point of drinking coffee is to increase brain volume.
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5y ago
The ice cream is going to win this one. It already has. Now where'd I put my pint of Pistachio Pistachio?
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Stalin would sign pages and pages of names for execution before going off for a nice weekend at the dacha, just because, let's say for expediency. You cannot rationalize away the horrors of 20th century Russia, certainly not with these
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It certainly would have been then. Today even sandpaper beards like my own are quickwork with an electric trimmer. Have you ever tried trimming significant facial hair with a pair of scissors? Holy hell is that tedious!
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5y ago
He does. He’s mocking it. Deliberately.
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5y ago
Do you value the reference? If not, walk.
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5y ago
Schizophrenia is a bucket diagnosis that a large number of mentally ill people are placed into because other diagnoses do not fit or do not fit completely. Once psychiatry doesn't know what's wrong with you, and your symptoms have
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SAP consultants usually. There are several SAP subspecialties, like ERP integrations, that are themselves very lucrative.
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The paranoia inducing effects can be very therapeutic, especially for people who suffer from paranoia and anxiety in general. You can ask your doctor for a drug that allows you to increase or decrease paranoia at your leisure. He would prob
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High THC sativas consistently cause paranoia. Just like heavy indicas consistently cause the munchies.
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It killed most of the chipmunks in Eastern Oregon too. The June litter had just emerged, so there were hundreds of baby chipmunks about. After the heat wave, maybe 2 of 20 survived, seemingly none of the juveniles.
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Absolutely. Too much never really achieves greatness, but way too much is just perfect. Let's nuke the canal a kilometer deep from the Salton Sea to the Pacific. The southwest has always been home to such largesse. Oceans of sand, no o
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I think we should just nuke a path between the Salton Sea and the Pacific. That would clean things up right up.
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I just don't smoke when I need to be productive. The idea that marijuana makes you unmotivated is not news to anyone. It's certainly no reason to stop entirely.
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The artisan bread niche is here: https://www.thefreshloaf.com/
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MetaFilter held that niche for some time. I don't know how it fairs today. The moderation was a bit much for me, so I went elsewhere. You might like it. I might revisit it again myself. https://www.metafilter.com/
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Big In Japan by Tom Waits : https://youtu.be/FVdfDoXHdZc
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It's wild ass guess, but imagine a drone fleet capable of delivering that quantity of water on demand. We will see this in our lifetimes. Rain on demand.
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I imagine a trillion of these floating along the coast of the western United States, little landing pads (and solar powered charging stations) for a trillion drones that can move the freshly desalinated water from the ocean to the nearest f
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