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by testing22321 2mo ago
lol, better just give up and accept no improvement then.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Every change to a complex situation will have negative outcomes. A study was done, and they have clear data to make this decision. As time moves forward, new studies can be done addressing your concerns, and decisions can be made about addr
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by testing22321 2mo ago
That sounds extremely complicated and confusing to navigate. We’re checking out of hospital right now after an overnight stay for my 2 year olds surgery. Never a single piece of paper, and of course no bill. They’re sending us home with the
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> it was to create risk pools Imagine if the risk pool was the entire country’s population. Just like it is for the cost of police and elementary school. Now imagine you don’t even think of it as “risk”, but a human right that everyone
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> change thermal paste You know what’s even better than easily changed thermal paste? A laptop that doesn’t need it changed. Land Rover guys love to say how easy they are to repair, and forget to mention they need ten times as many rep
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by testing22321 2mo ago
I look forward to the day coke is marketed as “zero fat!”
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Yeah, about that https://www.earth.com/earth-science/scientists-determine-the...
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> any policy that makes job hopping harder than staying would suppress the wage level Like healthcare being tied to employment?
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by testing22321 2mo ago
I was 41 when my daughter was born. I think it’s a great reason to stay for, strong and healthy. My goal is to keep up with her mountain biking, snowboarding and hiking for as long as I can. Hopefully I’ll be on the game well in my 60s and
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> Discount tire estimates 70% of the current tire options will be illegal to sell in CA. Millions of people will be pushed into different tires than they have based on a limited list of options. You say that like it’s a bad thing. 100%
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by testing22321 2mo ago
So you’re saying there are a million factors that could (and arguably should) be researched, documented and actions taken based on facts revealed. You’re not wrong, but you’re arguing against yourself. The article is EXACTLY the kind of act
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Why are 27 million Americans without healthcare, are why is medical bankruptcy so common? A massive percentage of the population don’t have and/or can’t afford healthcare. By definition, that is not a good system.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> When your laptop dies I assume you have when in italics to show this is a “when, not if” scenario. Some anecdotal evidence for you: I’ve been buying used laptops of a certain brand for almost 20 years. I buy when they are 2-3-4 years
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Your comment perfectly encapsulates the American thought process (I’m coming from the universal healthcare discussion on the front page) You post numbers that this will save $1B in fuel. Tons of co2 equal to taking 400,000 cars off the road
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by testing22321 2mo ago
That may be your experience, and I’m sorry to hear it, but that is not the universal experience. I’m in the hospital right now. My two year old had her tonsils and adenoids out this morning. Regular Dr visit lead to an X-ray on the same day
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by testing22321 2mo ago
I did LaTeX -> pandoc -> print ready pdf & epub. I really liked it because I have infinite layout control with LaTeX, and it’s a full blown programming language with if statements, operator overloading, functions, etc etc. makes
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Did you end up getting more than $100?
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by testing22321 2mo ago
It seems more and more likely the next Great War will be fought over water. As a Canadian, I get nervous when I see the US running out.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
The US is a very violent place. Founded by war, exists in part to feed the military industrial complex. The vast majority of Americans have no problem with exporting violence around the world if it means “America wins” and not the fear of m
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Just go further off the known routes and you’ll find the good stuff where others have not been. I’ve never used yelp in my life.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Do it. Thousands do every year now. I met a couple on their mid 60s, people with kids, dogs, cats and all the rest. Life changing adventure and the all-in price was $27k for 2 years of doing exactly what I wanted everyday.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
I put my vehicle in a shipping container and shipped it from colon in Panama to Cartegena in Colombia. Total cost was $777, took 5 days.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
I drove from Alaska to Argentina with no GPS, phone, or and kind of digital maps. I had no timeline, so I was always “lost” to some degree. I throughly enjoyed following my nose 99% of the time. Navigating in Central America and rural parts
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by testing22321 2mo ago
So the US has kind of stopped traffic on and off. They certain don’t control the straight, because Iran can attack any ship passing through with ease and the US can’t stop them. Notice how no US navy ships are going through? They know they’
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Saying reuse is silly https://europeanspaceflight.com/arianegroup-ceo-reusable-ari...
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by testing22321 2mo ago
This disparity is going to expand dramatically when starship starts launching actual missions with some kind of regularity. That any space faring nation is not working on reusable vehicles a decade after SpaceX proved it possible feels as h
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> except by then the US will, if it decides to, maintain control over the Strait and no longer allow Iran to push oil through How exactly will the US do that? They’ve been trying for months, and can’t because Iran have the literal high
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Which is precisely the kind of thing that causes cries of “but that’s socialism” in the US!
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Our local power utility has realized they’re waaay behind on maintenance. This year power went up 7% in town and 16% for those out of town. Both going up 8% next year.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> the vast majority think that the care they personally receive is good Which is actually the problem. Americans have been propagandised for so many decades they are not well educated enough to have a clear understanding of where their

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