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thewildginger
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Thank you. Grusch was 4 years away from a full retirement and like 2 from early retirement when he resigned and became a whistleblower.
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AOC was there and did ask a question that provided the only name of a possibly involved department. If anyone's reading this, I would recommend watching the hearings. It was very serious for everyone, on both sides of the aisle. The pa
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Two presidents claimed to have seen a UFO. Both never declassified it. One even ran on that promise. Barack Obama and his wife are producing a documentary about a famous UFO event currently. If there is a UAP program, the presidents are not
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3y ago
Here's some evidence to directly contradict what you're saying. https://www.usich.gov/resources/uploads/asset_library/Ending... Evidence points to what the original poster said. It may seem counter
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3y ago
Is your property usable by someone else, for something else, that it is better suited for? For most people no, not in a meaningful way. Socialists call property that is really only valuable to an individual personal property, whereas right
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thewildginger
3y ago
This must be the most stereotypical wall street journal writing imaginable. Anything communal or socially minded is evil, and things are bad but they can't be any better, the status quo must go on forever, so keep frowning and give up.
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3y ago
It's not really like the SAT at all. The SAT is pure academics. >Appropriate for evaluating military recruits Again, not clear if you're trying to be condescending. The ASVAB has logical reasoning portions (order the shapes bas
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3y ago
finding out about these aspects of how our society currently runs like he mentioned in the article has deeply informed my political views. Every Electronic payments should not be something a corporation gets to profit off of by ~2% every ti
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For something as specialized as aerospace engineering software? Definitely yes.
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thewildginger
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I've lived in five US states on both coasts and have never heard this phrase ever in the US.
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3y ago
Dont worry, they don't spend any money on that cause it's basically already done.
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3y ago
This is the least BS UAP/UFO claim to date, purely due to the amount of reputation, commitment to a long drawn out timeline, and processes that have been followed for THIS official to go public. This is the most credible the saucer hea
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3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230602203601/https://www.bloom...
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thewildginger
3y ago
>The Ukraine It's a country, not simply a geological region.
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thewildginger
3y ago
From the little info about the arrest in the article" hack" sounds super click baity. I bet he had a video a very rich person didn't want him to have, which isn't a crime in and of itself. But hey, it's America afte
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3y ago
>14.3 litres of pure alcohol a year To get to this amount of alcohol for reference, a pretty standard bottle of spirits is 750 mL and 80 proof, or 40% alcohol by volume. so if you regularly bought a One liter bottle of liquor you would n
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3y ago
Thought experiment that radicalized my thoughts on our economic system: with all the data being collected on people about their behavior, habits, quality of life, demographic differences etc, we could probably know the reality acutely of ma
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3y ago
>Likewise for other left wing beliefs My friend, I don't think you know what Left-Wing really looks like. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haymarket_affair
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3y ago
Question that I want other HN readers to answer with what they think: Do you think the concept of paying for interactions on the internet would have been different if the internet never became privatized? Do you think it would have happened
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3y ago
Stephen Hawking.
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This is theoretical and not the case in practice. Meat companies are an Oligarchy in The United States which is the largest world meat producer. There are four massive meat companies and if they existed at the onset of anti-trust they would
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This is like that 4chan post about a guy who tries to cheat on a test and ends up studying and does well on it.
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3y ago
Sam bankman-fried would have agreed with you I'm sure.
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The author of the article couldn't be bothered to proofread the first two sentences, and apparently the CEO mentioned $30 during a presentation, WOW!
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Did you read the article? It explains the reason why the amount is so high.
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I do not understand how a three year service obligation can be interpreted explocitly as being served concurrently. This was most likely a "gentlemen's understanding" among officers, and the reality is that the choice of big
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Correct. This isn't an HOA, it's the city itself.
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Elon Musk: My father never owned an emerald mine, where's the proof? Errol Musk: ha yeah I owned one. Want to see a picture of one of the bigger emeralds I gave my wife from it?
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If they are a historian something like this would take a mystical person like Leonardo even more mythological. It's almost folk-lore levels of impressive the origin of the greatest minds of western history would be from a less traditio
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"you've mistaken my kindness for weakness" Wow people outside the military say this unironically? The military has some shit bags who really do think this way (taking advantage of people giving them a second chance), and whil
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