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yocheckitdawg
5y ago
I disagree with this. The search for "safe" is by no means an Amazon problem exclusively and in many ways they do it much less than most.
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5y ago
If you like Invincible, you should The Boys a try. It is fantastic, great cast, great cinematography, and great source material which is adapted in such a way that it is honestly better than the original comics it is based on.
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yocheckitdawg
5y ago
One thing I have been wondering about from the outside is if part of what keeps Japanese lifestyle's relatively cheap is that the population is so homogenous (& seemingly law-abiding) that there doesn't appear to be the same e
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yocheckitdawg
5y ago
What a ridiculous way of looking at it. Companies are damned if they do, damned if they don't in the eyes of some, just by the very fact that they are a private entity motivated to make a profit. Nevermind the fact that from my eyes lo
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yocheckitdawg
6y ago
Yea, dont get me wrong I think that being a childless woman in your 40s is particularly rough but I don't think it is easy for men either. Loneliness really starts to set in by that age.
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yocheckitdawg
6y ago
Yea, I heard about this news and started trying out Bing and was overall satisfied with the results. Was only a bit of light testing for the type of stuff I normally google, but seemed to do the job. Not saying I support this new law, I don
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6y ago
You should come to Melbourne CBD in Australia. I can only assume they are being used as fronts to launder money or as a business investment to secure residency as there seems to be no possible way even a city of Melbourne's size could
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yocheckitdawg
6y ago
Yea tbh that quote never made much sense to me. Wouldn't the Congo or Somalia be a paradise if that were true? The whole thing hinges on the definition of Strong/Hard/Weak/Good and how you define them. For example who is
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yocheckitdawg
7y ago
Good novel ideas that identify a consumer/user demand are always high value whether implemented or not. Zero to One by Peter Thiel basically implies this with his "Competition is for suckers, monopoly is where it is at". Yet
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yocheckitdawg
7y ago
Don't worry, it was blindingly obvious it was sarcasm to anyone with half a functioning brain.
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7y ago
> The British had something precious until not long ago: a working welfare state, a welcoming society, and an influx of enthusiastic citizens from all across the EU. It’s sad that they are throwing it all away. The British have many more
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yocheckitdawg
7y ago
Not so sure about beautiful, but they definitely have great bodies.
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7y ago
This is an interesting comment to think about, I hadn't thought of comparing Women's social media usage to Men's video game playing. There are a lot of similarities at least on the surface, definitely an interesting one to th
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7y ago
I don't think this is quite fair, explanatory examples can be very helpful at cementing the point or persuading the doubtful. What does shit me is the amount of 300+ page books that have at least 50-100 pages of unnecessary fluff. Givi
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7y ago
China in particular due to the lack of a free media. Pork is an important staple in China, so politicians chose to suppress the bad news about the hog supply which limited the information available to farmers to make changes to mitigate the
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7y ago
I agree, I am in Australia so no legal weed here but I would happily pay more to be able to buy edibles as well as know exactly what I am buying and what the dosages are.
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7y ago
More specifically, it is female fertility and educational achievement. Not quite the same thing, although I don't dispute the overall point.
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7y ago
Few differences here though. Thompson and Ritchie were technical pioneers but weren't philosophical pioneers. Their work was entirely about implementing technical solutions, it had nothing to do with the philosophical structure within
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7y ago
The argument isn't that enabling weird dudes to inappropriately hit on women is the progress we are after, that is a complete misunderstanding of the point. The argument is that often renegade and maverick thinkers are deeply deeply fl
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7y ago
Not buying it, what are you eating and where are you shopping?
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7y ago
Who the fuck wants to live in a shipping container?
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7y ago
Lmfao at this article, these people aren't middle class... $2450 a month (30k!! a year) on child care because both are working? $2000 a month (24k!! a year) on preschool to give their kid a leg up on going to a $35k a year grade school
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7y ago
His point is that middle class families aren't eating out anywhere near that much. They go to the grocery store, cook and eat at home.