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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
What did I misconstrue? You put forth your opinion as fact, I asked you to back that opinion up with some facts but it seems you are unable to do that. Seems pretty straight forward to me, but accusing others of misconstruing your argument
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
You mention the stimulus checks but dodged speaking on the tax cuts proposed by the house. Tax cuts will cost far more than the stimulus checks.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
You must be against the proposed tax cuts as we do not have money for those either, right?
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
You are claiming your main point is obvious with nothing to back that up, but sure you can hand-wave that away as irrelevant.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
There is quite a bit of speculation here. Any sources to back up these feelings?
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
> obvious So just relaying your feelings on the subject, rather than adding any facts to the conversation. cool cool cool…
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Must be an interesting topic!
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
> Under Biden, the FAA was slow walking SpaceX approvals. Source?
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
No raindrop…
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Why link a comment in the same thread? What does this add?
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Source?
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Liz Cheney, the Republican who was elected by Republicans as a Republican to congress? I agree with your sentiment though, Democrats reach across the aisle far too often.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
You can search for persecution of Elon wherever you would like but there is none here. It’s my understanding that Shotwell is running the show there and Elon is mainly hands off. There are many achievements I believe should bear Elons name
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
I don’t understand why those who praise space-x also take the time to bad mouth nasa. They are basically teammates here. Space-x has done some great things (kudos to Shotwell) but they did it on the shoulders of nasa and government funding,
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
In my 20 years in gov I saw it spent on productive infrastructure projects. Your anecdotes are weak.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
I see up and down revisions with pockets of each all over this graph. This does not seem to present a strong argument that the Biden administration is actively lying about jobs data.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
This has been a thing for more than just a couple years [0]. Maybe there is nothing nefarious with correcting the original estimations when more information is known later on. [0] https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/meet-t
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Is this a reliable news source? Seems like they have quite the agenda in most of the headlines I browsed on their site. Does not seem to rise to the level of journalism that is often called for on HN.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Ok… no then? I was just trying to save the original poster from being badgered in bad faith with questions like, ‘take a guess’.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Yes.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
I would complain that the DJ is making too small of a piece of the pie in this situation, given that their performance matters significantly. People can hear music anywhere nowadays. All these players should get paid but the record company
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
No monopolies operate outside of the limits of reality. Trying to draw this line between what you feel is real and fake does not seem to resonate.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Hacker news seems to love rage bait and may just align with your biases better than other tech sites. This has certainly been my experience, I often find people I agree with more reasonable before any personal reflection.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
> The only reason we hesitate to take them out of school is the socialization aspect. You really hit the nail on the head for me here. I see that kids need to work with large, consistent, groups of their peers for years to learn all of t
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Arguably, less survived childhood then than do now.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
The self driving car industry.
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
I don’t think they stated that they agreed with the ‘distortion’ statement. They only stated that if you believe that is the case, the government would be the one who should regulate that distortion out of existence. I personally don’t beli
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
> Yes I agree a corruption/incompetence is the cause of almost infinite ills. -FTFY Only recognizing when it happens in government is a cognitive bias. Assuming it’s happening in a democracy you have a vote in, you have some power
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by trust_bt_verify 2y ago
Maybe people in these orderly civilizations should figure out how to do that with less death? Let’s push ourselves to be better here. I don’t see the suggestion made anywhere that we let society fall to rampant running drug users. Arguably

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