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by tn13 10y ago
But what about global warming ? Wouldn't rising water levels be a big threat to such experiments ?
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In American presidential elections the only majority that matters if of electoral college. The majority of heads does not matter, majority of head adjusted for privilege points does not matter, votes of global citizens do no matter. In that
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> Ford might have avoided such tragedies, and the ruinous management of the plantation, if he had sought counsel from specialists in caring for rubber trees or scholars of the Amazon’s capacity to thwart grandiose ventures. But he seemed
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This pretty much sums up while a silent majority kicked left's butts this election. Peter Thiel supported Trump and these people wanted Zuck to fire him. That is absolutely ridiculous. Now, it is a democratic/free speech right to
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Liberals in USA has reached the level of maniacal stupidity. I love politics and participate in events across the political spectrum. But despite my genuine efforts I find the typical left to be completely unfathomable.
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> One person in Silicon Valley even asked me to sign a confidentiality agreement before she would talk to me, as she worried she’d lose her job if people at her company knew she was a strong Trump supporter. It is safe to say democracy h
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Californians are paying billions for power they dont need(latimes.com)
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by tn13 10y ago
Sounds like US immigration policy.
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Uber partners with Indian state to discriminate based on religion(opindia.com)
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I have always followed this rule for phone but I have found it impossible to do with laptop. Generally my phone would be a subset of my laptop data.
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> We mixed with dirt and infection is a way our immune systems were trained well. Immunity to natural infections is different. In places like Delhi or Mumbai a lot of water sources are polluted by some serious chemical toxins like mercur
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I buy it on regular basis for religious functions as we don't use plastic in religious ceremonies to the extent possible. These alternatives are nearly 3 times more expensive and availability is a real issue. Not to mention the environ
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Many of those alternatives are significantly more expensive than plastic and might be simply unavailable in Delhi.
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That is my point. A jerk might be just one side, other side is important too.
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Steve Jobs has been a well known jerk. It helped apple to have him.
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My wife studied at an American college. She had no friends. The college had over 100 students 100% of them from India, Middle East and Turkey. The college was nothing but a way for H4 women to get F1 so that they could eventually get OPT an
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by tn13 10y ago
I recommend you read the book Dale's How to Make Friends and Roosh V's "Bang". Dating game in USA is different from that of India as women essentially judge on 100 paramters if say and Indian/Chinese woman might jud
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That is how India rolls. I am not sure how the poor street food vendors survive if they cant use plastic plates and spoons. If they are forced to use steel plates and spoons that is a health and safety nightmare in India.
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Yes but Delhi currently has a clown for a Chief minister. He comes up with notorious schemes like this. Recently he came up with odd-even rule for traffic and with clever exemptions for women, taxies and what not leading to a complete failu
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by tn13 10y ago
Aryabhatta to Bramhagupta were all pretty much Hindus. Jain or Buddhists might be distinct religions in modern political parlance but were generally considered from the same family of Hinduism.
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Indian Laws and constitution is explicit in it's bias against Hindus, very likely under the Church influence on Congress Party and President Sonia Gandhi. 1. 93rd amendment to Indian constitution denies Hindus right to occupation. The
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> A young, quiet, white catholic guy with clean looks. Has media called him a terrorist even after he has done all that ? I doubt that. He was probably identified as a person with mental health issues. A Canadian journalist like Tarak Fa
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by tn13 10y ago
Sadhguru is your usual run of the mill Guru who talks a lot of bullshit disguised as feel good nonsense. His oratory is perhaps his only skill.
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Actually I would glad to have many of those people are friends I am just worried that US government will target me.
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I am not sure if law enforcement agencies actually give a damn about EULA. They dont give a flying F about constitution and bill of rights on regular basis I find it hard to believe they actually give much damn about EULA especially when th
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by tn13 10y ago
> The soda industry has poured over $67 million into defeating state and local efforts to regulate soft drink sales in the United States since 2009, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest. That seems like a very tiny
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by tn13 10y ago
Plenty of stories out there how completely normal individuals are targeted as terrorists. Example: http://www.mercurynews.com/2014/01/14/no-fly-list-challenged...
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> claims to sell its spyware only to law enforcement agencies to track terrorists, criminals and drug lords Once you sell how can you control where it is used ?
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What if you are judged by the password you have chosen ? You have 24 character password ? Clearly you want to hide something more sinister. Why is your password "ResidentEvil3040" ? You intend to not return after visiting USA ?
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Obviously. It all boils down to which group is in power and who is powerful. Minorities are going to get a fag end here. For example I see very little talk of illegals from Canada or Europe who are in USA. But authorities will only talk abo

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