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Atlas Shrugs Twice
(charleskrblich.substack.com)
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Former abortion clinic now gives free care to women in crisis pregnancies
(highergroundtimes.com)
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They did that in northern Virginia. For decade after decade, they refused to build highways, and after a few million people moved there, it was no longer possible to build or expand what they have without immense expense. The traffic cong
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My dogs have a carnivore diet and their poops are firm and regular. Much better than when they were on premium dog food. Their fur is fuller, they have more energy, and yet they are more at ease. It's an analogously similar situation
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One thing about these red meat studies is that they do not discern those who are on a carnivore diet (no plants - no alcohol, no sugar, no grains, etc) and those who have red meat as part of a mixed diet. Having been on a carnivore diet for
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A family member is also on carnivore. After 6 months on the diet, they had their yearly checkup with their doctor, who had put them on blood pressure meds previously. The doc took the BP and announced that the meds were working really wel
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Carnivore diet It's taken 10 years off my age. EDIT: love the HN downvote culture downvoting me for simply saying what works for me.
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How about just get rid of income tax altogether and go to consumption? It is really hard and expensive to collect income taxes, not to mention invasive, and easy to abuse by elites.
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The country that the Nazis took over was the most educated, most literate country in the world. They had the Nobel prize winners, the prestigious universities, and in many fields of study if you didn't live in Germany, you weren'
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Most roundabouts are the same, and then there are magic roundabouts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OGvj7GZSIo
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"might as well" Those are the most expensive 3 words in the english language!
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This is a much better idea than industrializing wild and rural areas where electricity must be transported long distances to where it is used.
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Iraq attacks and takes over Kuwait. And then threatens to invade Saudi Arabia. But US the the 'aggressor' for rolling this back? And the US gets many allies and works through the UN to do this, but it is somehow 'illegal
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Things I would not do. Basically anything that Joe did, do the opposite. In 2014, when Joe was VP and lead person on Ukraine, I would not have refused to give lethal aid to Ukraine. And when Ukraine used our training to try to take back C
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You don't need engineering managers who used to be engineers and are no longer technically relevant, but who think they are still technical and try to make technical decisions. Those are the worst.
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Hmmm - interesting! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Nacchio EDIT: more info here: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2007/10/qwest-ceo-nsa-punished...
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It seems like these systems should not be based on cooperative vehicles, but on what can be publicly observed on the roadway. That would avoid the trust issue, as well as the invasion of privacy issues.
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For any crime, there is means, motive, and opportunity. The smart phone is the means and the opportunity.
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Much worse than before. Downvotes used to be about offtopic comments, uninteresting comments, unthoughtful comments. Now they're primarily about "I don't like that", "I disagree", "I can't allow you
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMBkWtDAPBY
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How would that fix the broken governments, schools, and rampant crime? The cities I live near seem to have no problem attracting young singles and couples. Young urbanites I've worked with have all moved out when (a) they have kids an
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Its against their law to export weapons to active combatants. They did do a deal where artillery shells needed in Ukraine were laundered through the US They are looking at changing their law.
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DHS Disbands Illegal "Homeland Intelligence Experts Group"
(aflegal.org)
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Mass killings by communist governments are a thing. And that's just one of the bad things about communism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_killings_under_communist_...
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China is building a lot of coal power plants. https://energyandcleanair.org/publication/chinas-new-coal-po... And industrializaing vast swaths of land by covering it with solar panels. https://www.facebook.c
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I thought they were going to say because the maps include Manchuria, Tibet, East Turkistan (Xinjiang), Taiwan, a chunk of Mongolia, and the South China Sea as part of China.
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“The myth you slay today may contain a truth you need tomorrow.” Great quote
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It's not doxxing to call out people for their public actions. It's attribution.
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AI chatbots refuse to produce 'controversial' output − that's a problem
(theconversation.com)
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A year ago, if I had seen this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1cqNDDG4aA&pp=ygUdcGxhbnRzI... I would have thought it was totally crazy. In the space of a year: * one friend went carnivore, and their apple devices st
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