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yetanother4968
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yetanother4968
4y ago
Basically, SCOTUS will decide whether California’s law banning pig crates violates the dormant commerce clause, since it would in effect be forcing farmers in other states not otherwise subject to California law to comply. From SCOTUS: “The
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The link is wrong, it points to: “India facing a pandemic of antibiotics-resistant superbugs.” I believe this is the correct link: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-63191406
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4y ago
They’re called property taxes.
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4y ago
It’s so the article can have a clickbait title.
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4y ago
Devil’s advocate take: children work because without the income they would be worse off (e.g. starving), and are generally in undeveloped economies which otherwise would be incapable of supporting them. Similar to having children help on th
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They absolutely inundated YouTube with ads for Stadia for a couple of months, to the point that it felt like half the ads I saw were Stadia ads. So that’s something, at least?
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4y ago
Pornhub’s statement says that “censoring the presence of sex workers and adult brands is violent” We’re really stretching the definition of violence now, aren’t we? Pornhub is still probably in the right, though (assuming their claims are t
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More likely they are fleeing since they are largely unarmed peasants, who can’t stand up to trained, armed, and armored soldiers.
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The flaws in the RBMKs which were known before Chernobyl were fixed afterwards (with changes that had been proposed before Chernobyl) in the other reactors that were kept running, though. Not claiming that the RBMKs were flawless after the
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States aren’t required to enforce federal law, and the federal government can’t force states to help enforce federal law, as it’s unconstitutional.[1] If the feds want to enforce the marijuana ban and the state doesn’t volunteer to help, th
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4y ago
Does the wikimedia foundation actually run/fund WT.Social? It doesn’t look like (with my quick googling) that they are affiliated aside from sharing founders.
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4y ago
Their explanation you linked which says: “Does this decision change ACLU policy? No. ACLU policy is not to support or oppose any candidate for elected or appointed office, including Supreme Court justices.” And supporting Stacey Abrams is i
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That’s a problem I’ve noticed too. There doesn’t seem to be any good definition of what constitutes either gender without referring back to the sex that it is most commonly tied to (e.g. “feminine gender is composed of those behaviors that
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The sex of an organism is defined by the type of gamete an organism produces (or will produce, or used to produce, or would produce if it was healthy, etc.) If an organism produces relatively large gametes that don’t move much, if at all (i
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It seems to me like the argument is premised on an equivocation that neither side seems to really address: one side is referring to sex and the other is referring to gender. My general definition is “adult female human” which makes sense ta
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4y ago
I’d like a copy of “And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street,” please.
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4y ago
Every *non-avian dinosaur died.