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by tt433 6y ago
Lots of monkeys banging away on typewriters, too
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by tt433 6y ago
I can powerwash a minimalist surface. I cannot powerwash a baroque ceiling.
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by tt433 6y ago
I love mine! This is one of the few goods I chose to buy "disposable," since I can't repair a broken watch of any kind on my own. I work outdoors a lot and I'm always scratching the face and banging it on things. Usually
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by tt433 6y ago
I have always considered inflation to be a natural result of our model of constant growth and the need to inject new funds into the market, not a policy per se, can you elaborate?
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by tt433 6y ago
Completely off topic but there's no way to get to r/friends from the mobile app. It's pathetic.
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by tt433 6y ago
Tara Reade also left a long trail of disaffected associates including multiple landlords, who told the same story about her being a prolific liar. Now of course you're welcome to believe that their testimonials were coached by the medi
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by tt433 6y ago
I mean it's a false equivalency in the first place to put Hunter in some special bad place while the First Children reap the rewards of nepotism themselves. Misinformation doesn't need to be foreign, just good enough swill to dist
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by tt433 6y ago
"When we say mainstream, I think we mean aligned to the dominant power" hegemon/hegemonic is the word I use to describe this. Others have written about the Internet and "counter hegemonic discourses" which I encoura
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by tt433 6y ago
He also sells snake oil
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by tt433 6y ago
I don't remember the author but one historian of Germany (I think) used the phrase the "historicizing gaze of the camera" to describe how shooting footage of an event freezes that singular, imperfect perspective in amber. Whe
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by tt433 6y ago
Publicity is a resource that careful politicians spend wisely, according to their needs at the time. These publicized official events give them a platform to grandstand or rebuke the opposition, some of them are bound to use it that way. Me
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by tt433 6y ago
I think the point of those questions is just to establish a baseline of truth in congressional testimony, it's not really "stunt" related. It would become a stunt in retrospect if it were found ACB lied to Congress, which is
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by tt433 6y ago
Gingrich was a master of playing the CSPAN game
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by tt433 6y ago
Not if they talk about it in terms like "team energy" or "culture fit," right?
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by tt433 6y ago
I know the actors who advanced the theory into the public sphere, and I'm familiar with their past work. I'm content drawing my own assumptions about their bad faith.
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by tt433 6y ago
Would not be the first time the US government has transparently tried to lie about and smear families of government critics.
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by tt433 6y ago
I think they have the resources but that the corporate model may prevent the resources from being properly distributed (eaten up by executives before getting where they are needed, for example, and who's to say the executives are opera
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by tt433 6y ago
I think both Facebook and Twitter have realized their shenanigans over the past 4 years might look bad in a new government's view
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by tt433 6y ago
I mean knowing what we know about Rudy and his technology abilities, it's not that difficult for me to dismiss anything he or related cronies suggest out of hand.
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by tt433 6y ago
Don't you think it's possible that the person you're responding to has a different understanding of what a sibling relationship means? I think it's a little rude to inject your feelings about what a sibling relationship
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by tt433 6y ago
See the film Natural Born Killers
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by tt433 6y ago
To be frank, I have no idea. It would be folly for me to guess. Still, the notion of intelligent design explaining the awesome complexity of life by waiving it away with an additional, spontaneous and inexplicable divine entity of essential
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by tt433 6y ago
Please explain how the complexity of God arose independently of natural cumulative selection processes like evolution. The Blind Watchmaker might be an interesting read for you.
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by tt433 6y ago
Your reading was selective and not comprehensive. "Viewing humans and nature as entwined doesn’t mean that we should shrug our shoulders at current climatic trends, unchecked deforestation, accelerating extinction rates or widespread i
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by tt433 6y ago
Add gambling addictions to your toolset, Mark, what could go wrong...
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by tt433 6y ago
You didn't read the article clearly and you're ranting about unrelated things
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by tt433 6y ago
I believe the authors are postulating about the behavior of pre-human ancestors without the capability to generate fires on demand. “The paper opens a window to stop focusing on there being fire or there not being fire, to say there are oth
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by tt433 6y ago
I fail to see how this is "obvious." By the logic that nature invents things many times, isn't it possible some humans at some point did this? Obviously they didn't call it "hot pot," the article doesn't
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by tt433 6y ago
Guessing the phrase "regular... American" implying that other not hyphenated Americans are not "regular"
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by tt433 6y ago
And the stateside anglo version of this: how many white college grads marry other white college grads? Worth reflection

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