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by unclenoriega 3y ago
The book is also interesting.
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by unclenoriega 3y ago
No one is forced to sell drugs to Medicare patients.
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by unclenoriega 3y ago
Do you disagree with the statement?
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by unclenoriega 3y ago
I'm curious why you describe UBI as socialism. I wouldn't think transfer payments would have that deep of an effect on the underlying economic system. Are you suggesting that without fear of starvation the workers will rise up and
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by unclenoriega 3y ago
I don't think that's accurate. Perhaps it's practically true, but I don't think that's an inherent property of dictatorships. Certainly the original dictatorship was an elected, time-limited office.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Even with a filing extension, you still have to pay what you owe on time or face penalties and interest.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Did the FDA force drug manufacturers to replace pseudoephedrine with phenylephrine or did Congress make it more difficult to purchase pseudoephedrine and drug companies decided to make new products with phenylephrine to sell in addition to
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Definitely mass. (It is "ultramassive", after all.) An explanation of black hole volume I found from NASA [1]: > Our intuitive sense of volume breaks down in the strong gravitational region in a black hole. So while the "s
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Is data on European citizens held by US companies subject to national security letters?
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
To add to the other response, the r/NoContract community maintains a list of network prioritization policies: https://old.reddit.com/r/NoContract/comments/oaophe/data_pri...
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
> The odd part comes from the package-deal associated with Republicans: right-wing extremists. Democrats have been okay keeping extreme left-wing out of most policies, but Republicans seem to be increasing acceptance. My theory on this i
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
It's hard to imagine until you remember some people value money over democracy and human rights.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Can you explain it? I am also struggling.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Smartphones killed the camera star?
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
I thank Google Assistant sometimes
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
As reported in the article, the author later received permission to publish it.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
It's probably using A-GPS.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
The thing to me is, "chiropractic" is quackery. The reputable ones aren't doing chiropractic, and by using the name they're lending credence to an unscientific field.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
It seems like you answered your own question there. If your legal name is "William", it's not any more challenging to use "Lisa" as your preferred name than to use "Bill".
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Only 1000 subjects? I hope it was a large effect size!
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
I'm always confused when people make this type of comment. As an American, I usually see it in discussions of health care, but also on other types of government services. Perhaps you can help. Do you think the people reading it don&#x2
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
The linked article says that GMO crops produce higher yields and use less pesticides than non-GMO crops.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
The fact that the practice exists would seem to argue against that.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
My "ACA plan" (Individual, bronze) through my state's exchange costs $2770 in premiums, which seems relatively good until you add the $8250 deductible. Now we're up to $11,020 for one person. Plus we're not counting
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
> increases in healthcare spending FWIW, New York's current Medicaid budget alone puts it between San Marino and Israel for per capita healthcare spending. Widening the net a bit, that's between Italy and the UK.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
The US already spends more than double what Canada spends per capita. If we had the cost efficiency of Canada's health care system, we could by double the health care without spending more than we already do.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
I think what's being missed here is the function of a minimum wage is preventing workers from selling their labor below cost, just as we might attempt to prevent companies from selling products below cost under certain circumstances.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Does every branch of government have the authority to escalate to forcible imprisonment for noncompliance with their policy?
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
Can you explain this further? My recollection of the past 2 years is quite different, and my understanding of the US government structure is that our elected representatives could overrule the CDC at any time.
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by unclenoriega 4y ago
When communicating, one must also consider one's audience in order to be effective.

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