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by user837387 10y ago
My comment went right over your head.
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by user837387 10y ago
>>There are more restaurants per person here than NYC Seems like dishonest to make a comparison like this given the density of NYC. You killed your credibility right there. It reminded me of the saying: >>There are three kinds
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by user837387 10y ago
He, I misread your statement. I actually understood the opposite of what you actually said. Never mind.
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by user837387 10y ago
A few times yes. So far I've had good experiences. For example, when I decided I wanted to get a new leather notebook from my favorite brand [1] They had it in B&N, Amazon and the brand store themselves. I finally decided to buy it
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by user837387 10y ago
Amazon can collapse really fast. My bet is that if it does it will be almost overnight and everybody will claim that nobody saw it coming. The reason I believe that it may collapse is because now when I want to buy something online I rather
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by user837387 10y ago
Awesome. Survival bias rears its head again.
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by user837387 10y ago
I think at a certain point the question becomes very similar as asking why you got a 6 in a dice roll instead of a 3. You can definitely explain it using Newtonian physics but at a high enough level I'm not sure it really matters.
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by user837387 10y ago
I think there is just one main equation in Quantum Mechanics [1]. Learn how to work with that one equation and you are pretty much there. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger_equation Of course, figuring
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by user837387 10y ago
From Wikipedia: >>Survivorship bias, or survival bias, is the logical error of concentrating on the people or things that "survived" some process and inadvertently overlooking those that did not because of their lack of visi
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by user837387 10y ago
I do not understand how can he beat you if you started playing as a kid. Granted, I don't know what I'm talking about but unless you are going senile I don't see how he can beat you while he's still a kid.
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by user837387 10y ago
I imagine you want to keep this private so could you at least name the nearest town to where you grew up? Just trying to find out if this is in America or another country. Your story is very familiar. Unfortunately your family seems to be t
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by user837387 10y ago
no no no. It is all about the flying spaghetti monster. If you look at the sentinels they all look like flying spaghetti monsters. That was the real intent. The flying spaghetti monster is trying to control us, don't listen to it.
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by user837387 10y ago
>>As implied in the sequels, the "real world" either worked differently than our world, or was another level in the simulation itself, since Neo was able to stop the machines using some sort of magic ability Or maybe the imp
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by user837387 10y ago
Fusion or at a minimum fission would be more than enough.
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by user837387 10y ago
I can easily explain it away. But seriously, is it really believable that an entire race of AI beings would be destroyed by a single computer virus. Most likely than not each single being is completely independent from each other. For all w
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by user837387 10y ago
No, Neo is a tiger that they released into the wild. He thinks he escaped.
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by user837387 10y ago
Or maybe they never really had any intention of wiping out humanity and that is their way to preserve humans. The same way we preserve animals in zoos. Maybe this is just a human sanctuary along with zion. Humans are just too stupid/ar
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by user837387 10y ago
I'll bite, what do you mean?
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The Schwerbelastungskörper and Hitler’s Grand Plans for Berlin(amusingplanet.com)
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by user837387 10y ago
The guy lies and lies and lies. The only way to know what he is really going to do is to wait for him to do it. However, calling him the smartest, most powerful, and most beautiful person ever seems to go a long way with him so I would at l
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by user837387 10y ago
Yeah, people like you are the problem. Just because you are used to it and/or every body does it does not make it OK. All you are doing is continuing to make excuses for the current fucked up system.
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by user837387 10y ago
I'm sure you've heard that ignorance of the law is no excuse right? Similar principle works here. No way the CEO did not know what was going on if 1000's of his subordinates were doing it. Saying that he couldn't have kn
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by user837387 10y ago
Isn't it awesome? And in a couple of more years when we have another meltdown we can again say that nobody saw it happen and blame everybody but ourselves. F*ck us.
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Only in New York – Music Video(youtube.com)
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by user837387 10y ago
Nah, it is just a way for people to make themselves feel superior. It happens a lot here in America too. I think my english is fine, but say one word just a tiny bit off and some of them will make a "what?" with a face of pure con
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by user837387 10y ago
No and No. I want a hole, and a hole I will get.
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by user837387 10y ago
Just cover your nostrils with the side of your pointing finger. That usually stops the sneeze. My theory is that it stops the flow into your inner nose of whatever is causing you to sneeze; most likely some type of micro particles.
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by user837387 10y ago
So is it the same as an addiction? I know drinking soda is addictive. I would not say it is voluntary since the urges are not coming from me but rather my mind. The first few times it was voluntary. Not anymore. I cannot just stop cold turk
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by user837387 10y ago
Contact
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by user837387 10y ago
It doesn't really matter. Trump would just have made up lots of stuff about Sanders and people would have eaten it up. I mean, most people think that Trump is more honest than Hillary. Once you've gotten to the point where people

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