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8y ago
With the alarm disabled, they could wait a month.
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8y ago
There's an old saying about not committing more than one crime at a time.
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8y ago
Which is why parents tend to steer their children away from becoming/dating a professional musician.
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8y ago
The number of drivers finds equilibrium on its own. Too many drivers = too low wages, so people stop driving. Too few drivers = high wages/wait times, so more people become drivers.
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8y ago
Extending the time for everyone is ok, but measuring test completion time might not be a bad idea.
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8y ago
Yea, if you could get $22,000 just for being detained in the US, there would be whole professions dedicated to setting people up for crimes while also leaving enough evidence of their innocence to get them acquitted.
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8y ago
I can't imagine that the capital required for "water boiling equipment" would be very high. Metal tanks, pumps, heating unit, etc.
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8y ago
That's depressing considering how much I pay in taxes each year.
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8y ago
Only people who are paying taxes can benefit from lower taxes.
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8y ago
I know it feels a little unfair to people of higher tax countries who feel like they deserve certain services from their government and (at least the majority) are willing to pay for those services through their taxes. But another cost of t
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8y ago
We could have laughably affordable health care if a medical license was not required to practice medicine.
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8y ago
I think the difference is not in how many people you can recognize, but what you do with the information. * All existing laws should protect children, and protect people from discrimination. It should prevent the disclosure of health record
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8y ago
It's a common misunderstanding. I've heard this "fun fact" mentioned in grade school.
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8y ago
So if I eat my sour cream chedar ruffles in a one-party consent state could I get in trouble?
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8y ago
Maybe moviepass could pivot to a babysitting/housesitting/petsitting service that happens to give free movie passes and other date-night packages to parents of young children or pets. They could charge way more. Like a going-out v
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8y ago
I thought there were shutoff devices that could detect a grid outage and instantly disconnect your home from the grid allowing your inverter to power your house until grid power is restored. I assumed something like this would be $10K but w
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8y ago
The older I get the more I realize that just because something is good for the average person doesn't mean it should be the law for everyone. There are billions of ways to go through life, and sometimes the freedom to make and learn fr
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8y ago
Wait... living organisms have to get food in order to eat? Next you are going to tell me that they are in competition for finite resources.
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Seems like a brilliant marketing strategy from UBS. And it's a great way for wealthy youths to make friends and learn about responsibly managing and preserving wealth.
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8y ago
The driver should be required to report an incident like vomiting while the ride is still in progress. Then the passenger should get a notification on the app with the ability to contest the accusation and submit a picture of the clean seat
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8y ago
And after you do that, the answer is yes, they do get banned.
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8y ago
I'm not really in favor of an energy production mandate for new homes, but even if I was, I wouldn't want to be locked into solar, or even solar roof tiles specifically by law or statute.
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8y ago
What if someone writes a new law as a literary work about banning soft drinks or limiting sugar. They write hundreds of these literary laws in many different forms using lots of varying language with the specific intent to copyright it so t
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8y ago
I know what you meant, but my mind jumped straight to tiny guns.
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8y ago
As long as you don't have to lift a finger or reach into your own wallet, eh?
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8y ago
There is no single path to prosperity that everyone can follow. That's why I value people that share their story or the path they took, even if it doesn't apply to me.
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8y ago
If it were me, I would consider moving my money to Latin America. Not Mexico of course, due to the recent election, but definitely would research the regions and political climates of our southern neighbors.
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8y ago
Even if people don't have money to invest, they can still go into debt. And the time value of money applies to both investments and debt. People need to know how to shop around for debt and to understand the implications of different l
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I'm just wondering how this will affect motor sports, movies, and video games. Will people that never get behind the wheel of a car feel like cars are anything exciting? Will games like forza or need for speed lose their appeal? Will c
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8y ago
It's hard to tell whether one should hoard cash in preparation for a recession or buy property in preparation for inflation.
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