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by thrav 9y ago
My arrival at most of what you’re talking about here as been through listening to the philosophize this podcast series on Sartre, Camus, Heidegger, Simone De Beauvoir, and the Frankfurt School. Through my own twisted path of self-discovery,
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Yep. Because they’re ok-awesome in small doses, and that’s all anyone traveling will ever taste.
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Beat that straw man hard.
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Has this conclusion ever been called into question?
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by thrav 9y ago
My subaru’s adaptive cruise control has been pretty amazing. I still have to do most of the steering, but that’s probably a good thing in terms of keeping me engaged. I can easily go hundreds of miles from stop and go to 80 and cruising wit
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The phone before that, where the camera was flat, is the one where everyone's pictures got foggy after a while. It's because the little lens cover would get scratched over time, since it sat flush. The protrusion is intentional to
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What if the aggressive dog eat dog culture is what sparks innovation? What if having amazing beaches and hardly any need for cash is a recipe for underachievement? People have options. If they choose the valley, they're choosing it for
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Did the same thing for an apartment hunt several years ago (one particular realtor had all the best stuff going up on a personal site) and also just notified via email. This is done the way that it is by their content marketing department.
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Tried Toby?
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To be fair to the author, the article is a year old and fashion can move fairly quickly. As you say, Khaki hasn't gone anywhere for the majority of the population that doesn't care about clothing, but perhaps more interesting is t