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by wozniacki 6y ago
From 'bidirectional' above : It should be noted that the 'staying out of politics' is a public phenomenon. In her weekly meeting with the Prime Minister, The Queen makes her political stance well known (that
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by wozniacki 6y ago
and we have all heard the rhetoric surrounding "cyclists". Are you saying that not even a smidgen of truth belies such rhetoric? Cyclists roll through signals, intersections & stop signs as if they were mere suggestion
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by wozniacki 6y ago
By and large, if you desire tasteful things, there are heaps of sites offering forums for your kind of discussion. They come with nice gatekeepers too, as long you do not step on toes. What there are too little of, are venues for discussio
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by wozniacki 6y ago
Whether a tech-savvy person can run boolean searches on 5 different search engines ( that may not even be English-first engines ) and then find a "Daily Stormer" or two is not the point here - youre either missing the point entire
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by wozniacki 6y ago
What good is all of this semblance of free speech when the communication and print platforms of our age that enable the transmission of vast portions of our speech essentially dictate what they will carry and what they wont. Unless you publ
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by wozniacki 6y ago
But games like Scrabble seem even more pointless than the Spelling bee which is in itself pointless ( making a competition out of memorizing or constructing from memory similar rooted words that one would barely use in any but the most scho
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by wozniacki 6y ago
The cities you list are not exactly diverse economic powerhouses in the same way even Houston is. A comparison of the "GDPs" of those cities would show that much. Also no one wants to walk through blighted or a high crime neighbor
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by wozniacki 6y ago
There's also this assumption that people in relatively segregated rich areas want to be connected to poorer areas via public transit - the opposite is more often true. People who wish to live in neighborhoods with low crime often NIMBY
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by wozniacki 6y ago
The Chinese invest in African (sic) for minerals etc. they bring in their own workers (why do they do this if African wages are lower?). This. There's a most excellent documentary on the inroads the Chinese have industria
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by wozniacki 6y ago
You almost never judge based on one piece of writing. You judge based on the oeuvre of their lifetime work.[1] People like him are particularly adept at changing their tone based on which way the political winds blew at that particular time
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by wozniacki 6y ago
You just proved my point. You expect people to somehow know and lionize these left-wing hacks as if their eminence should be self-evident and known to all, despite their bent (which is revealed in the 2nd paragraph where the author calls a
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by wozniacki 6y ago
We've passed the point where people are willing to buy more tranches of gaslighting masquerading as journalism from existing and entrenched players, who have been part of the problem as far as the memory goes. That ship sailed a long t
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by wozniacki 6y ago
Entirely removed from the merits and demerits of Taibbi's treatment of the topic at hand, I shudder at your unqualified praise of the man. Without so much as a single source to buttress your point or to qualify how you arrived at that
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by wozniacki 6y ago
I dont know how they pulled off the Wild Oats [1] [2] acquisition years ago - or if things were just as bad back then, because I didn't shop at Whole Foods in those years. But I wish we had a greater array of upmarket or upmarket-adjac
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by wozniacki 6y ago
Some places make you dread going to grocery stores. Even club stores that require membership are bad. The experience has been nothing short of a nightmare off late, even prior to these pandemic times. Costco & Whole Food stores have esp
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by wozniacki 6y ago
But isn't it cash-only at even most established joints in Germany much less mom and pop immigrant-run hole-in-the-walls? My friend tells me even vape shops that sell hundreds of dollars of gear are cash only. We have plenty of those in
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by wozniacki 6y ago
Fascinating story. I wonder how much of this stuff goes undisclosed in various parts of the world. Is there a site / publication that maintains a rogues gallery of such financial misadventures ( to put it lightly )? American Greed on C
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by wozniacki 6y ago
This. This gets so rarely uttered if ever I'm having a hard time believing it hasn't been down voted by hyper-credentialists on HN. I fully believe the number of doctors allowed to start practicing medicine is heavily controlled u
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Walmart has been spot on with both their delivery as well pickup-in-store items. I wish they installed FREEZER SILOS at all of their locations for their pickup-in-store FROZEN foods that can be ordered online. Right now only select places h
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Not necessarily to get rich, but to be around for long enough to even offer your food to enough people that will appreciate the superior taste, nutrition and craft that went into all of your offerings. If you are having to seek alms just to
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by wozniacki 7y ago
What has your experience been with the multipoint feature of Bose QC35 IIs? I'll make do with above average noise cancellation; doesn't have to be top shelf in that aspect. I mainly want multipoint[1] and Bose I've been told
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Are you sure youre replying to my comment? My comment was calling into question the viability & competitiveness of most restaurants that cannot weather a sudden change of fortunes. They are not be confused with long-lived, well-run and
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by wozniacki 7y ago
If a business - any business whether a takeaway restaurant or a food hall or a white table cloth sitdown - cannot scrape by for more than a few weeks without steady revenue, wouldnt you say they are in a highly saturated niche or a highly s
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Restaurants employ ~10% of working Americans. A lot of people are going to lose jobs. No one disputes that. Although that 10% figure needs corroboration. As other comments have pointed out restaurants have switched to take-out and
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Whats more remarkable is that no one has made a peep about RENTAL PAYMENT DEFERRALS or SUSPENSIONS to even COMMERCIAL LANDLORDS of APARTMENTS / SINGLE FAMILY HOMES yet somehow sit-down restaurants and their health are a top concern. T
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by wozniacki 7y ago
a lot of the harm attributed to vaping is after-market / black-market oils Could you perhaps elaborate on these oils? Is there a list of safe, high-quality oils somewhere? Certified perhaps?
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Please spare us this naivete-trolling. The world - yes even in 2020 - mostly is greased by the lubricant of money. You won't find this in HBS case studies or find mentions of the influence of money on epidemic responses in the Lancet.
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by wozniacki 7y ago
I'm talking about diverse, complex and modern as in a jurisprudence that takes into account many ethnicities and still manages to produce a letter of the law that multinational corporations find agreeable to do business in and yet at t
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Could you perhaps explain how it works in your country or other countries, in such matters? I'm not necessarily knocking any non-US or non-UK judiciaries or jurisprudence(s); in fact if anything I find US or UK systems poisonous too -
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by wozniacki 7y ago
Please cite defensible sources. The past weeks have been filled with mostly sentiment-heavy reports either downplaying it as just a mere flu, with no masks worn even in places like Tokyo - or on the other end of the spectrum - overblown se

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