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Sometimes the conspiracy theorists are right.
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I don't think that's why it's a detriment, but I think twitter took a step back in terms of diversity by losing this guy, which I think is a detriment.
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I think nothing (or as fche said "none of the above) was an option. The economy is sick because we insisted the sickest companies in the economy were "too big to fail". We're keeping them on life support when they'r
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We could have been following any economic ideology and recovered strongly post-war, for the reason caseysoftware gave. We can attribute zero to Hayek because the Keynesians have been running the economy for decades.
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>Nobody is claiming that climate change is "completely wrong" I think the fact that the climate is changing isn't what some people have a problem with. Of course it is changing, we see it happening and know about cases thr
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This is a quaint view of the world that those in power built up to keep those without power quiet. Society doesn't use shame to make people polite, society uses a power dynamic. If an equal tries to assault your brain, you check them f
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That looks like it wants to download just one file.
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It would make sense that killing demand kills supply. Uber drivers would divert to areas where they are more likely to get a passenger now, rather than run to surge areas for the chance at getting surge pricing, but having a lower chance be
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If it is in a region of space that expands beyond the light cone of anyone in existence, then no, it doesn't. Otherwise, it would have an essentially negligible impact on anyone in a separate galaxy.
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I'd be willing to play devil's advocate and say it was mainly the time that peeved them (peeved them enough to fire the recruiter for giving everyone the wrong time), but they really should be professional enough to not turn into
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Conversely, in some minority groups it can be a great source of pride to be the first one in the family to go to college and get a bachelor's degree. I don't think it's likely for the writer of the article to know that Jennif
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Additionally, Z is dependent on social and economic pressures. As the world becomes more urbanized, birth rates have been going down because it is becoming more expensive to raise children. This is occurring naturally without artificial lim
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The carrying capacity of Earth is seemingly revised constantly. The overpopulation crisis we imagined decades ago never materialized.
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According to CDC estimates 48 million people each year get sick from foodborne illnesses, only 3000 die. That amounts to (much) less than a 1% chance your friend will kill you (even when you get sick), so you can relax, relaxatorium. http:
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This being the internet, you don't have to wonder about such things. Here's a page with a lot of history on several different food topics: http://www.foodtimeline.org/restaurants.html One interesting tidbit is tha
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I would say your friends are just as financially motivated to cut corners as a restaurant. They have to spend (and save) money making food too.
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The way I see it, fear/paranoia of incompetence is common among a great many entry-level developers/engineers, the so-called "imposter syndrome". What I think Bryana did, talk to her manager to find the real reason behin
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Turns out, it's just like being an engineer for everyone else.
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Calling it hate speech is very unusual.
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Everyone complains about these things though.
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People actually tend to overestimate their own alcohol tolerance. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21604830 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19895775 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#
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>please let me judge that by myself If you are self-employed, fine. I'll let you judge that for yourself. Your potential clients would also probably judge that too, can't ask them not to. And if they don't like it, they&#x
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It does do that. Roulettes are generally banned. Of course, since the State makes the laws, the State can also decide when to make exceptions, as is the case in Nevada and Atlantic City, for example. And the State can also make exceptions t
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What's funny is that many on the right were convinced that abstract art was a communist ruse intended to upend American culture and thus weaken the US. The article does make you ask questions, though: >If any official institution wa
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I don't think it's a bunch of paranoid conspiracy theory bullshit. A lot of the items on that list are known and established facts. One of the ones that GG brings special attention to is the relationship between Nathan Grayson and
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I can see your need to shrill for your site, but what's with the incendiary title? It's really not necessary. "Bernie Sanders Wants Free College for All" would have been good enough as a title.
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I'm not convinced it is a bad thing. Why would it be a problem for "avoid mood changing substances" to become a habit, calcified and very difficult to uproot and change?
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>Unless all along he really was paying below market for the work his employees are doing. Given that, as the article says, one actually complained to him about being ripped off on his salary, I'd say this was the case. I agree with
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I'm not so sure this should be applauded. He mortgaged his house, emptied his retirement accounts, and sold all his stock, to what? Make a statement? It just seems reckless to me.
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Pair the Tesla batteries with solar cells, and there will be no competition. It will be very hard to compete with free, and we could be able to save utility costs if we no longer need to maintain miles and miles of power lines.

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