tryingagainbro

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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
20 years later a child has some sort of disability and you are ready to kill yourself, even if the disability is not from radiation. Never mention cancers or even coughs--"it might be from radiation, I'm probably gonna die."
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
You make it sound like all these countries are eternal enemies, unlikely to ever cooperate when the future could actually look quite different. When your large neighbor in that area, increases military spending every year why do think tha
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
I'm guessing that this extra-legal money is quite happily parked in legal low-tax economies earning interest. I'm certain that even if they're losing 2% they are quite happy to have it out of China. This is not a Chinese fa
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Pollution is probably a price that a country needs to pay in its early stages of modernization. Militarily, China is checked by Vietnam, South Korea, Japan....and drum roll...INDIA. No large country like India wants a military monster next
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
>>However, doesn't someone who commits treason give up their rights as a citizen? Even if true, only after a court /jury decides. "Trump" can't say, "You committed treason, you have no rights," he
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Exec salaries, golden parachutes, mistakes in management, dividends etc over the decades played no role right?
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
My thesis was that it's possible not to use the most advanced stuff to find them. Sure sucks that Argentinians died, but it would suck more if 1000 US sailors died and we lost the next war. https://theconversation.com&#x2F
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
I believe it as probable. Say "Submarine found in x waters 145m deep." if this isn't standard, and signals an improvement in current tech, Russia and China will wonder why and start to piece things out. The problem is that su
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Plastics is my guess, even though quite a bit has come out. But then, maybe, that's the price we pay for convenience.
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Used US banks, maybe a US based corp was bidding and was harmed by the bribe, the crime was committed /planed in USA...etc etc. But they pass a law and they get you. And the law is legal in USA because the bribe affected commerce, even
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Worse since it's legal. With "bribery" at least you risk jail and huge fines.
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Bribes are the greatest investment in third world countries, or almost as profitable as lobbying in USA :). The corrupt PM that demands $50 million for that wireless license or $1 Billion road doesn't care much about the equipment or p
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Never underestimate what a government can do. If they want, they can make bitcoin as popular to hold as child p//n on your PC. Go ahead then
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Most doctors tend to specialize anyway so why should a heart surgeon spend so much time learning about other organs which they're never going to sink their scalpels into? Because everything is linked?
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
I remember in one clinic...7-8 nurses at one docs office. 4-5 minutes time with the doctor and probably a $150 bill. A lot of money also goes for people to process insurance claims
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Make it like health records: huge penalties, based on what you store /gets hacked. Then watch them try to get insurance without security.
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
NYT in 1997 about him: PHILIP G. POTTER, who develops investment products for high-net-worth clients of Morgan Stanley, Dean Witter, Discover & Company, likes to think of himself as an ''uberconsumer.'' Last year, h
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
eh, just 100 bitcoins (stop whining, back then).... $800K today. Damn! It's still the wild, wild west in that world. Those few that saw it 6-7 years ago, made bets that were relatively small, sorta buying lottery tickets. It takes a lo
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
>>we can't know for sure unless we have source code. Maybe they're even promoting drug use to kids under 5...I mean it's possible.
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
In USA even if you sold cocaine...or your mom, you need to declare it on income taxes. They might not catch selling cocaine but if they catch you with undeclared cash, they'll Al Capone you. I'm almost certain that all countries h
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Only governments can tame this beast now, way too big and too rich for any startup. I noticed several chrome instances running on "Task manager" almost all the time. Used Chrome maybe months ago. So I uninstalled. Who knows what t
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
I think yes, might be wrong but it's logical (logic and taxes don't always mix, so I may be wrong). You bought Bitcoin at $1 and sell at $8000 to pay for a house, you need to declare income of $7999 for each Bitcoin at the end of
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Executive orders issued by him. No doubt Trump wants to screw CNN, but the courts will not care what he wants. That was my point: "don't give a rat's @ss" meaning thy will not follow /bow to him.
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
I guess 3-4% is better than less /nothing, but seriously, this needs to be going on for 20-30 years.
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
>>but Trump has so polluted the waters with his crusade against CNN that there's no way they'll win the court case. AT&T and Time Warner will enter in his twitter feed as evidence and courts will side with them. You th
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Wow, very, very sad. Yet, we're programmed to cling to life. This is however like being sentenced to death, just not knowing when the jail door will open. (yeah, I know we all will die, minus a few SV billionaires :)) Reminds me that t
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Chinese tech giant Tencent has surpassed Facebook in market value(businessinsider.com)
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Not doable today, I think they use seismic sensors. But then Elon Musk musk know something I don't... https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/29/16567088/elon-musk-the-b... (a joke, OK? I know Tesla has en
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
>>"But we don’t want to ban the sites – that’s not how we operate.” Virtually every small business website has seen how you operate, you don't ban just bury them on page 15 and get a click every 4 months. How nice of you.
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by tryingagainbro 9y ago
>>If you do it at a large enough scale it will be impossible to collect it all and it will completely destroy the North Korean military's morale. Other communist regimes exiled your entire extended family to prison camps for su

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