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by thegrim22 3y ago
America has been between 80% and 100% white and fairly homogenous for the vast majority of its history. It's only since 1970 that the demographics of the country were vastly changed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H
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by thegrim22 3y ago
Kind of interesting to think about relating this to the ongoing UAP hearings, where it's alleged that private government contractors overbill for projects and funnel the extra money to the UAP programs. Boeing has been mentioned by nam
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by thegrim22 3y ago
If, as alleged, the government has been running a many decade disinformation campaign on the UAP issue, what are the odds that everyone in this thread is a legitimate commenter? To what level would comment threads such as this be manipulate
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by thegrim22 3y ago
It's definitely interesting .. for the CVS data set, their numbers indicate that it's twice as likely for a 0 to 17 year old to get Myocarditis or Pericarditis from the vaccine (.0046%) than the CDC says the IFR rate from covid is
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by thegrim22 3y ago
We'll, let's count the propaganda techniques in use here: 1) Typical loaded words in the title, "surging", "covid SURGING", "russia SURGING", "hostility SURGING", etc. 2) Not a single fact i
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by thegrim22 4y ago
You could provide even rough numbers to back up your claims. For example, personal cars being a "large part" of carbon emissions. A single container ship outputs more emissions than tens of millions of cars. What percentage of car
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by thegrim22 4y ago
So about WFH, the conspiracy theory is that all of these leaders across all of these businesses across the country are either incapable of measuring productivity, or they measured it and see that people are more productive when WFH and yet
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by thegrim22 4y ago
There's been many such signals detected over the years, the issue is that the majority of SETI work seems focused specifically on only detecting intentional communication, i.e. high powered beacons set up to explicitly attract attentio
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by thegrim22 4y ago
How is hiring a tutor "gaming" it? They spend extra time learning, and as a result they do better. It's not like the tutors secretly give them a cheat sheet list of all the test answers; they still have to answer the question
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by thegrim22 4y ago
It's really shocking seeing 15-20fps at times, with an incredibly simple ship, when I'm rendering at only 1920x1080 with an RTX 4080 and a Ryzen 9 7950X. I know it's early access, but it's really concerning that they tho
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by thegrim22 4y ago
This is contrary to the article, you're assuming everyone involved scanned the deluge of information and the only "rational" result would be to come to the same conclusion about an insanely complex situation as you did, where
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by thegrim22 4y ago
Ironically, when I saw the headline I thought to myself "what's with this conspiracy with people constantly trying to push this narrative that people should reject morning stuff", and then the top comment is complaining about
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by thegrim22 4y ago
To be fair, the evidence provided for why not to return to office also contains no data or numbers and is based purely on anecdotal personal opinions and feelings.
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by thegrim22 4y ago
I mean, there's the possibility that they ran their risk assessment and just overwhelmingly came to a different conclusion then you did. It's hard to take long covid seriously when there isn't even an agreed upon scientific d
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by thegrim22 4y ago
Last I checked there were multiple direct replies to this commenting on how censorship issues weren't mentioned as negative, and now those replies are mysteriously all completely missing, which is about as ironic as you can possibly ge