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tokai
7mo ago
Don't post made up lies here.
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tokai
7mo ago
>If I could convince them that I would let someone kill me without defending myself because I categorically reject violence for any reason, they might consider that a conscientious objection. That is a complete fantasy of yours. Politica
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7mo ago
US has just as many if not even more. Every state has their own collection of weird laws, like donkeys are not allowed to sleep in bathtubs or dandelions are illegal to grow over a certain height.
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7mo ago
Only for someone breaking the guideline of "Assume good faith".
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7mo ago
A month after the president claims total air superiority over Iran and complete destruction of their anti air capabilities.
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Prisoner of war, not hostage. edit: I'm baffled by the amount of downvotes pointing out the objectively correct terminology can get. Its not a matter of opinion, military personnel captured by the enemy are pow no matter their treatmen
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7mo ago
>I think the EU in general (not everyone of course) leans more in the realm of letting the government take care of everything. Your understanding of business in EU countries seems to be make-believe and personal fantasy.
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7mo ago
Linus has been using Fedora for over a decade.
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7mo ago
Thats surprisingly low.
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Baking powder is used by some athletes as it is shown to enhance performance.[0] I find it more realistic that they are adding it for that effect than making anyone unwell. As its not really something that makes you ill. [0] https:/&#
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Managed Nationalism
(en.wikipedia.org)
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What he would be truly amazing at is shitcoin rug-pulling.
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Those two experiments are over 50 years old. Its a bit like dismissing physics because Hubble got his constant wrong. Psychology has a lot of issues, but its also an enormous field. If your frame of reference is half a century out of date
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No its pretty well understood that brain size in it self doesn't signify intelligence, even if correcting for body size. Density, connectedness, and complexity are important. Modeling the information processing capacity of animal brain
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Lots of birds can talk, not only the very clever ones like parrots and covids. Its mimicry and that generally doesn't seem to take many neurons.
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Really cool. But when will we actually start to see any robotics products out there in real life? Walking robots have been a thing for what 50 years now? And they are still nowhere to be seen beside techdemos. Boston Dynamics' Bigdog i
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You have to compute the new frame too. I would assume that is were most of the power use is.
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Risks of automation in medicine – a review article for the obstetrics case
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Sure, but its meaningless as you don't need to be fully blind to be legally blind. Its easy to delimitate things if can just change the units to fit your scheme and do away with the ambiguities.
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>you can just objectively measure if someone is fully blind No not really. Blindness is a spectrum. https://www.cnib.ca/en/sight-loss-info/blindness/what-blindn... https://www.perkins.org/w
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I don't know if the US is different, but in my experience dumping your whole medical history like that would just not count as providing "updated medical evidence". They would just tell you to comply and throw the 500 pages i
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The american system is the last one we should copy. EU is different, its not a nation, it is made up by nations. All your points reads mainly like you don't understand what EU is now and what it to be more like what you imagine it shou
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Anyone that believed that should be locked in a psycward
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No the Russians inability is because they are bad at it. Extremely bad. Ukraine destroy military targets at extreme range with drone all the time
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Witkoff is a foreign asset. It insane how he's allowed to undermine us interest again and again.
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On the contrary, Iran get the sanctions on their oil lifted. They are in a significantly improved position economically now.
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This is so naive and uninformed.
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63.45% voted last time. Thats not a minority.
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EU needs a mechanism for throwing member states out. Shouldn't be easy, but a country like Hungary is not only a cost/drain on all parameters, it has been a direct security risk for EU for years. Ridiculous.
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Because its a small study with a biased population.
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