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by vixen99 1y ago
How can the incident (with video evidence) you describe not potentially result in criminal charges? Why hold your breath? Surely there are countless people to act on that.
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A major volcanic eruption is the only significant event which would lead to a reduction.
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by vixen99 1y ago
For anyone who saw the flagged comment: I found this: Scott Adams has questioned the methodology behind the figure of 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust, suggesting it may not be as well-documented as commonly believed. However, he does
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by vixen99 1y ago
The stats you mention seem to suggest you are a believer in `The Science` - an anti scientific idea if ever there was one and one that's undergoing erosion day by day.
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I wonder to what extent the thought processes that lead to the situation described by Rachel Thomas, are active in other areas. Important article by the way, I agree!
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> but it will only work as a tool, driven by the whole human brain and its consciousness. That is only an article of faith. Is the initial bunch of cells formed via the fusion of an ovum and a sperm (you and I) conscious? Most people thi
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by vixen99 1y ago
I thought I would check out your comment against other opinions: " Mozart’s contact with the mastery of the German contrapuntal tradition opened a completely new musical horizon. He produced a number of stand-alone fugues, and this new
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by vixen99 1y ago
The Art of Fugue itself was unfinished but if as the story goes, he died as he was penning the last bar of fugue 15, then he kind of signed himself out in the sense that the notes corresponding to the letters (in German) BACH are spelled as
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Power generation from nuclear fusion not expected in the foreseeable future [pdf](econstor.eu)
11 points by vixen99 1y ago|6 comments
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by vixen99 1y ago
Why not just say to yourself, - "I don't think that's funny" - instead of generalizing on behalf of others with a word that is in essence, meaningless or rather, it means what you personally want it to mean for any parti
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by vixen99 1y ago
And line I really liked: 'But really, I like cybernetic psychology because it stands a chance of becoming overturnable.'
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Chinese 'kill switches' spark security concerns at US solar farms(techdigest.tv)
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OK, that's your experience. On the other hand, https://eu.usatoday.com/story/life/books/2013/05/07/why-the-... offers some pointers as to why a fair number of people have a more positive r
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by vixen99 1y ago
Here's an oddity: apparently Noam Chomsky doesn't fully agree with you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmSJnuF7_zg
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by vixen99 1y ago
No comment on Trump's view but meanwhile what going to happen to the 1$trillion trade deficit? How long can that reality be denied? Is that a sustainable position? I'm an economic ignoramus so I just curious as what knowledgeable
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Incidentally his co-author AN Whitehead was not an atheist as a reading of Science and the Modern World (from lectures at Harvard in 1926 I think.) makes clear.
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"jack booted militia" is a nastily evocative & suggestive phrase that lingers like a rotten smell. I am worried & want to know who and where. Which are the ideas that we all agree are intolerant? Sounds as if you are addre
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by vixen99 1y ago
Do you have an example?
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China's Smart Battery Dominance(realcleardefense.com)
5 points by vixen99 2y ago|1 comments
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by vixen99 2y ago
Yes, they could make more use of the Uyghurs. https://www.state.gov/forced-labor-in-chinas-xinjiang-region... not to mention other slaves. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries..
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by vixen99 2y ago
You think this is a good analogy?
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You mean bang on.
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What, non-migrant Americans are not up to it?
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As does Gordon Chang "The Coming Collapse of China" (2001)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pollution_in_China
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Definition: Peasant: 1. A member of the class constituted by small farmers and tenants, sharecroppers, and laborers on the land where they form the main labor force in agriculture. 2. A country person; a rustic. 3. An uncouth, crude, or il
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by vixen99 2y ago
'India imports most of its energy'. So what's happened to the extremely abundant 'free energy' available from the sum in India. They have the expertise, they could make the funding available. What is missing in thei
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Gobal greening continues despite increased drought stress since 2000(sciencedirect.com)
1 points by vixen99 2y ago|0 comments
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Technically we're subjects but the King has zero executive powers. His soft powers are perhaps another topic. Point being we're in effect, citizens and subject to the (very variable) laws of the country like any other country. Cur
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It certainly got him attention.

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