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Can I ask what your pricing model is?
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Not if VR and smart sex toys have anything to say about it!
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>short list of thing to avoid >7. Age I find this to be the hardest one to avoid!
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How much did porn actually contribute to innovation in any of those though?
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Like I said to the other commentor, I'm all for advocating for massive funding for FOIA for all agencies. However, that is absolutely not what the Epoch times is doing with deceptively edited headlines like this.
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How large were the documents you requested that needed review? Was it the first time they were being reviewed? Edit: also, I haven't looked further into this but can almost guarantee you that the FBI was trying to work with the request
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Look I'm all for massively boosting FOIA funding across the government to improve FOIA compliance. Note that that is not what the Epoch Times is trying to advocate with their deceptive headline here. I'm annoyed when "news&qu
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Why on earth is this website asking me who I voted for before letting me read an article? Why does the headline make it sound like the FBI wants the documents sealed for 66 years rather than accurately conveying that they'll be release
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Why 14 specifically?
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They give the example of it "thinking" that the soviets sent bears to space. This is something that takes trivial research to see that it is based on nothing
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My "love" for him has decreased proportionally to the amount that I've heard him talk over the last decade, yes. The more apparent narcissistic personality disorder is, the harder it is to like them. For me personally, their
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"Like Donald Trump, But For Nerds" Lol! Accurate description. A.k.a. narcissistic personality disorder
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This is more or less just what the article says, no? I suppose she doesn't mention levothyroxine though
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>Elon's got activist employees who're trying to bring him down personally Not trying to be confrontational, but whenever I see comments like this, I think that people really need to read up on narcissistic personality disorder.
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I don't think he got rid of people based on how they felt about him, but even if he did, surrounding yourself with yes men is not a good strategy
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Military aircraft carriers are going to operate in a manner completely different from boats carrying skipping containers, if we're going with this analogy. The number of social media companies Musk had any experience running prior to b
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Whether or not they literally own the place is aside from the posters point about new leaders coming in and automatically upending everything without taking the time to actually listen to people and learn what actually is and isn't wor
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Interesting! I honestly would not have guessed it was that high
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That doesn't make sense. I'm no epidemiologist, but have friends who work in disease modeling, and used to follow some virology blogs/podcasts. They usually make lots of models, each with different assumptions, specifically t
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Side note, but is the moon landing hoax popular still? I got nostalgia when you mentioned it, boy howdy do I miss the x files days of conspiracy theories
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That's not quite the right way of phrasing that question. Models are made with and without interventions taken into account, and the lockdowns were a reaction to models showing reduced deaths and hospital strain if lockdown measures we
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This website is weird. Anecdotally I've noticed it tends to generally be more level-headed and non toxic than other websites I go on (mainly reddit...) yet at the same time the mods seem to be pretty polarized
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The key part is how you react when the ToS gets enforced. Like I said, if your account gets suspended and the specific violation is brought to your attention, then either delete the offending tweet or revoke your agreement.
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That's like agreeing to take your shoes off when entering a building, leaving your shoes on, and then complaining when the employees/owner/whatever asks you to leave if you're not going to take them off. If you think a r
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>banning/shadow banning of those who went against the group think, fun police, and thought-gestapo. Why would they agree to a ToS that clearly lays out things like "don't intentionally misgender people" if they fully
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When it comes to approaching the asymptote of the singularity (or just general exponential increase in tech advancements across the board, if you don't buy the general singularity theory), the societal impact of the car replacing horse
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It's not the next few years, but half-century out that I'm worried about. I'll personally be retired by that point, sure, but that doesn't stop me from being deeply worried by society at large. Even good programmers are
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>Twitter is hundreds of millions of authenticated messages a day Twitter is -currently- hundreds of millions of messages daily. Whether or not it stays that high, we'll see...
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"if they're skilled and useful – as every person should always strive to be" Side note, but the fact that people will "be fine" based on their level of economic usefulness - and, indirectly, linking their value as a
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Not surprising at all. Narcissism commonly has lack of empathy
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