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7mo ago
Interesting idea, but sometimes the associations feel a bit arbitrary. Also, I'm unsure about the "mahjong" presentation: since the game shuffles automatically when you're out of options and never leaves you in a dead en
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7mo ago
Honestly, I'd rather be ruled by my laptop than the Epstein class.
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7mo ago
> I am going to say this for all the people thinking like this. This attitude will get you nowhere in life. It historically never has and in the future it never will. I'm picturing a 12th century French feudal lord saying these word
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7mo ago
Oil price is famously disconnected from how much is being pumped out of the ground at any given time. But eventually, yes, if the conflict lasts for long enough material reality will catch up with markets (or is it the other way around?).
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7mo ago
They mean that when the NYT says: > President Trump told reporters that the United States and Iran were engaging in “very strong talks” toward resolving the war that began on Feb. 28, which had produced “many, like 15 points,” of agreeme
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7mo ago
In the enlightened POTUS' own words (yes, he wrote in all caps): > I AM PLEASED TO REPORT THAT THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND THE COUNTRY OF IRAN, HAVE HAD, OVER THE LAST TWO DAYS, VERY GOOD AND PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS REGARDING
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7mo ago
> Since when do profoundly stupid people use this site? Profoundly stupid people are the target demographics.
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7mo ago
Same thing here in France. Except I've never seen any "real" pints here, it's always 50cl.
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7mo ago
Yeah, and that's especially egregious when they're presenting a product, or a scientific result without linking to it.
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7mo ago
The good thing with stories is you can make them say anything you like. Every morning the dog rejoiced and said to himself "oh joy, I'm such a lucky dog , I don't have to do anything, the food is plentiful, I just eat and
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7mo ago
I don't tie my self-worth to my job, but I still need the dough and I don't see myself doing anything else, hence why I've been so concerned as of late. I only started working four years ago, and I don't have the luxury
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7mo ago
I've listened to him and other people like him a lot, and my conclusion is that their brains are truly fried. I don't believe they are playing roles.
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7mo ago
Ugh... You know perfectly well from context that by "bikes" I meant "bicycles". I am making the effort of speaking in your language, please don't use these linguistic gotchas against me.
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7mo ago
No sources, pure bullshit. This is a common right-wing conspiracy theory: just throwing words like "Frankfurt school" or "post-modernism" without understanding them, accusing "the Left" (with a capital L, as if
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7mo ago
This guy is obviously on drugs half of the time, his wealth shields him from reality and the yes-men around him let his crazy anti-humanist ideas fester in his mind and turn into religious psychosis. No need for AI here. In any sane place,
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7mo ago
Not until they get nukes. Which is inevitable now, as we've shown Iran that until then, they are liable to being carpet bombed once a year by the imperialist powers that be. And then we'll have one more rogue nation in the world,
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7mo ago
You'll be surprised to hear about what they have been chanting in the streets of Tel Aviv for decades. This cycle of violence can't be resolved by more violence. By starting this war for no reason, Israel and the US will only succ
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7mo ago
The US just allowed Iran to sell their oil [1]. If that's not a sign that Iran has the upper hand, I don't know what is. [1] https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-authorizes-tempor...
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7mo ago
> Both can kill you easily. What a ridiculous statement. Motorized vehicles are involved in the vast majority of road casualties. You are much, much more likely to die from a car accident than a bike accident.
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7mo ago
Hidalgo has been very clear about her plans for Paris for many years now, and people are still in favor of them. People shouldn't feel entitled to driving their oversized trucks in and out of our city, when we have such a dense and eff
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7mo ago
Only 30% of Parisians drive in the city. There are real accessibility issues, but cars are probably the worst solution. We could add elevators to more metro stations, or improve bus service, etc. But having a car in the city and parking it
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7mo ago
It's not mandatory. Hidalgo got reelected because people like her, the media is giving too much voice to the pro-cars when 70% of Parisians never drive in the city.
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7mo ago
There is no mediocrity Republicans won't embrace. When their leader is revealed to be a pedophile, they start defending pedophilia. Haven't seen a single one turn on Trump over the Epstein files yet.
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7mo ago
That's exactly it. Everything negative about Musk gets flagged and downvoted, and the moderation doesn't care about that.
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7mo ago
> As so often, following the money will reveal who actually has an interest here. Do you mean to imply that the teens are a tool used by some secret cabal to attack Musk? Most likely their parents are paying for the lawyers in an attempt
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7mo ago
There are bets like " X out of function by april" which are functionally equivalent to betting on their demise.
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7mo ago
In my heart of hearts, all gambling is equally degenerate: from stock markets to assasination markets.
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8mo ago
The WP is his propaganda tool contributing to maintaining this billionaire-friendly environment. Trump gave the bourgeoisie trillions in tax cuts last year, and Bezos is a major receiver of this present himself. It's hard to quantify,
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8mo ago
The nuclear agreements with Iran worked very well, Iran followed them and there was peace. Then Trump unilateraly decided they weren't good enough anymore, refused Iran's requests to negotiate new ones, and joined Israel in their
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8mo ago
Your analysis is useless, irrespective of how correct it is. There are countries with a freer press that fare better. Throwing your hands in the air and saying "it's all pointless, only fools care about improving things" is d
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