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wonderflpancake
9y ago
Semi-related, maybe there are some nicotine experts here that can help me: I smoked ~4 years light/social post high school. Dipped Copenhagen Pouches for ~10 years. I've tried to quite with some success with the longest streak b
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9y ago
I'm OK with cancelling anyone's student debt, IF they also get their degree CANCELLED as well. As in, when an employer calls to verify their resume, the institution will have to say they DO NOT have what they claimed. Otherwise,
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wonderflpancake
9y ago
Title on this referenced article is "Bill Gates thinks the 1% should foot the bill for renewable energy, and he's offering the first $2B." It does look to be spinning off the Atlantic 2015 interview. The 1% headline is just
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wonderflpancake
10y ago
re: "What do you have to lose?" - This is simply the very valid argument that many big cities have been Democrat-run for the last 50 or so years, and saying the equivalent of "its not working, stop voting that way".
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wonderflpancake
10y ago
> I think you have this a little backwards. It's Trump who portrayed black communities like that. lol no. But as you are pointing to a CNN article it makes sense you would think that, if thats where you were getting your news. The
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Ask HN: Aren't we smart enough to figure out health care?
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10y ago
I'm not sure how much demonstration you could need. The page I previously linked to is thoroughly sourced to medical journals and the doctor even gives a balanced opinion: > If I could sum up the aluminum controversy in three sente
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10y ago
> Maybe "people will literally argue that formaldehyde is naturally occurring and exists in our bodies" because, you know, it's true? Sure, as a standalone fact. But the context of this topic is as an additive in vaccines
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10y ago
http://www.askdrsears.com/topics/health-concerns/vaccines/va... gives quite a bit of color. This is exactly what I always see happen. Common sense tells me formaldehyde and aluminum = not good. It's no
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10y ago
I wish we would stop with the vaxxers vs. anti-vaxxers. I think most people (including myself) fall into the middle - we don't believe they are entirely safe, but understand its the lesser of two evils and have to roll the dice. What
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10y ago
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Trump had RT and Fox News. Clinton had MSNBC, CNN, Politico, NY Times, Washington Post, and most other MSM. The whole report sounds so whiney and political. It reminds me of the evergoing effort by the left to dismiss Fo
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10y ago
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Trump had RT and Fox News. Clinton had MSNBC, CNN, Politico, NY Times, Washington Post, and most other MSM.
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10y ago
In my opinion, no. Choose who you trust, and if you find out they've deceived you, don't trust them any more.
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10y ago
This is the problem with "fact checkers" on cable news, snopes, etc., and exactly why the new censorship push by Google, Facebook, et al is alarming: They pick and choose how to interpret the story according to their bias. They
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My theory on the rise of extremism: the rise in internet connectivity
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