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"Would the United States welcome Chinese and Russian nuclear capable installations in Mexico or Cuba?" There are already NATO counties extremely close to Russia, Poland shares a border
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Physical activity doesn't make me feel good. At best running on a treadmill for around 30mins gives me energy that feels good physically but doesn't really translate to mentally. I've tried intense hikes and other activities
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"credit -- credit so you can sit there longer, which is the goal. It's not about winning, it's about continuing to play."" My emotions are muted and it's horrible. Because of this I felt the most excitement in
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3y ago
"And yet most practice the exact opposite" And yet you just made a sweeping generalization about journalists without any corroborating information.
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A newspaper is not a single entity. In its life it will have hundreds or thousands of employees with a range from good to bad. You can claim that there's a management structure that should know what's going on but they put trust i
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3y ago
Not disgusted enough to leave their job even though many are wealthy to extremely wealthy. Not disgusted enough to stop supporting Republicans. I can understand someone who works at a newspaper and makes 70k a year so they have to report on
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3y ago
Edit: I know school quality varies between district but I only knew your state. You also mentioned that it's about money but then complained about your tax dollars being wasted. Wouldn't an increase in spending help your district?
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3y ago
NJ is pretty highly ranked according to National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) for reading and math. They have data on grades 4 and 8 for the year 2022 [1] Grade 4 - Math #10 Reading #5 Grade 8 - Math #7 Reading #1 Wallethub.com
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What if you can't get extra help, what if that's not enough? A child doesn't have that much control over their lives, who knows what is going on at home. Maybe class is all they have. You're right about my interpretation
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3y ago
You could get extra help after school. Should a teacher just move as fast as the best student? You seem to want the education system to mirror capitalism which I find morally reprehensible.
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"We should be assessing schools on how many kids get As" Then based on your logic schools would just pad grades. Also the rest of your comment is a pile of right wing garbage
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3y ago
You are only taking into account one factor. Is the money being spent well? Do you need more money because of external situations that may affect a child's learning? For example in a poor area with more crime a child may need after sch
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3y ago
How do you know they are dumbing down the curriculum and how are you comparing your children's progress?
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3y ago
What is the advantage of using stronger building materials? Say brick vs wood frames.
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3y ago
Similar experience here. The sweetness of regular coke bothers me. Diet coke is more tart and sweet. I also love Diet Redbull for the taste however it still has a small number of calories and carbs so they make Redbull Zero which I can'
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3y ago
Most soda (not energy drinks) has very little caffeine. 12oz Diet coke has 42mg, black tea is 50mg, coffee varies but I see at least 100mg. Of course people do seem to drink it mass quantities.
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3y ago
It wouldn't and they only list things that have shown some minimal amount of research.
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3y ago
Why can't they lecture you until they stop drinking alcohol?
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3y ago
Maybe by AI they mean it uses big data as well like historical traffic to more accurately set the weights of the vertices.
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The reason you block ads is selfish, the environment savings (I'd like to see data on that) are incidental. Not every change we need to make will benefit people. More often they will require more work, more resources, or less enjoyment
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3y ago
Second reply here because I finally understood your comment and what you meant. I suggested selective care based on cost and quality of life. That's the logical way to do it even if you think it's immoral. You believe non-citizens
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3y ago
As an investor in a company, even if it's a fund, you are part of the risk. If something fails and the pension fund is wiped out that's what happens
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I disagree about influencing the risk reward calculation because the punishment is supposed to be a deterrent. If it's just a fine then the money is like fee to do something and remember that it's not always caught. Imagine if the
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Why wouldn't that apply to any credit that can be dismissed through bankruptcy?
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Here's the problem. Who? The CEO and eveyone near him is rich, they company going out of business won't affect them. I'm sure they'll be able to get high paying jobs. In fact the negative association with this case would
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Your use of "cancelled" seems to be an attempt to imply their actions are similar to a comedian using the N word. People died and they knew their product was dangerous. That's akin to murder.
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There were lockdowns in the US but the pressure about them from businesses and a decent amount of the population made it difficult to continue to implement. "And overweight people should not have publicly founded insurance. We should r
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It's diffcult to do this in countries where one or more political parties use "personal freedom" as a theme. The UK does have a sugar tax that was implemented 5 years ago that seems to have some good effects https:/
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But that's routine healthcare for one particular part of the body. Meaning it could be true for general health. In the US dental is considered a seperate insurance for most. So there's a separation for whatever reason meaning usi
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(I'm only pointing this out) There's also the issue where people believe that everyone, regardless of age, should be treated to the maximum level possible (or what they can afford in the case of the US). If you publicity suggested
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