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for kids in early development, their skill level in all the other subjects later will be essentially determined by their linguistic ability. math is a language. there is research that shows benefit to bilingual programs, but there has to mo
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interesting observation. i found a reference project detailing how this works below https://calischs.pages.cba.mit.edu/step/servo-stepper/
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If open source doesn't specify a license that is it under then you should only assume that the source has been made available. Both GPL and Apache licensing are considered open source, even though apache is more permissive for commerci
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You're lazily creating a false dichotomy to try to make the current US medical system seem better by comparing it to something objectively horrible. Compare it to an equally developed country that exists today and yes I would rather li
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I'm not sure the mantra is effective. The 3rd leading cause of death is medical malpractice and yet people are still sick and still go to the doctor.
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how is state law differing a glitch? privacy law is under developed federally considering the changes in scale distribution, storage, and capture tech. recording people without their awareness is a lie of omission that many would consider r
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plenty of forms of slavery still exist, perhaps we should focus on that
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It's a bit more elaborate, he's a comedy writer from adult swim that got cancelled and incorporated the cancelled guy trolling bit into his comedy persona.
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Sam Hyde – Dear Elon [video]
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maybe offer the item for preorder ?
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Perhaps the company should relocate to india or mexico and enjoy their infrastructure, labor, crime, and culture as a single package. Did you already forget crowdstrike? How much did that cost? Seems like your numbers are missing the tail e
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>Green Revolution"... depended entirely on the cooperation of foreign governments Habor-bosch fed the world, green rev was a gift of that refined process to a country that couldn't feed itself. >And Americans may have inven
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why would an american with a high cost of living (result of policy choices) be expected to work for a mexican wage? ill work for a mexican wage when i have a mexican cost of living, end of.
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Your airplane facts are offset by your lack of train culture and ignorance of fundamental infrastructure efficiencies that are offered by high speed trains and not airplanes.
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You think asking someone else to do the research to prove a conspiracy for you is intellectually honest? Do we really need to get caught up in the details of how health insurance is a conspiracy to know that it is a conspiracy? Do conspirac
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>inevitable result of incentives Market incentives are influenced by policies the US gov sets, so globalist capitalists monopolizing US markets is the inevitable result of US gov policies. Ever heard of Anti-trust laws? They could be upd
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Oh yes, the common US route of Auckland to NYC. Not having to stop when you make that flight must save a bit of time for 10s if not 100s of people.
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There is no right to globalism in the constitution either: any and all of those behaviors can and should be regulated if it is in the best interest of the US citizens.
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The proof is in the profits that result from a favorable and otherwise illogical set of choices. Who even cares about the details? The oil and related industries are notoriously corrupt, introducing lead into gas knowing the toxic effects a
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A ton of new destinations? wow what an amazing improvement! Is it possible that was just inevitable network effect and had nothing to do with intentional investments in R/D? It's almost as if the development of technology and poli
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Maintenance cost and fuel costs are considerably lower for trains, why would they cost the same amount?
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China, Russia, and India have high speed rail. Can you cite the reasons that these large countries are capable of building high speed rail while the US is not? Where is the recent innovation in US air travel? It has gotten considerably wors
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isnt smoked/charred food associated with colon cancer?
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keyword being cellulose polymer * composition* , there are hydrophobic additives infused into the cellulose fibers that are proprietary. For example: https://patents.google.com/patent/EP0632163A1/en
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it could be a siloxane coating as detailed here: https://patents.google.com/patent/EP0632163A1/en so 3-20% of the cellulose fiber could be hydrophobic additives
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If the Judaical system enforces content regulation selectively, that is objectively worse than pure free speech since it encourages propaganda AND suppresses dissent of that propaganda. Also no one cares what you're ok with, go report
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The media is routinely used for psyops to bully people into certain policies for profit using known lies with no accountability, either all media companies should be held accountable for this or none should.
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israel is actually reimplementing this plan right now
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Is amazon the seller or the platform? I think it depends on the product.
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Its true, check the link and look at the metabolic pathway. insulin is a response to glycogen from the fructose 6 phosphate formed during glucose metabolism. since fructose converts to fructose 1 phosphate form no glycogen is released and s
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