yostrovs

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by yostrovs 6y ago
Do people really keep their vehicles for decades?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
If it does succeed, it will be a perpetual, repeatedly brought up, example of how the EU can get things done. The other projects will remain forever forgotten.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Tear gassing protestors blocking public rights of way is not corruption. Ukraine he was acquitted of after being charged as a sitting president. "Attempting to subvert the democratic process" is terminology that doesn't mean
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by yostrovs 6y ago
I didn't know about the first one. That seems like his power regardless. The last one is a lie. The Ukraine "scandal" seemed completely bogus. I asked for clear examples, not ones he's been acquitted of.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
SpaceX rockets seem too follow expected trajectories when using Texas science. The Lord works in mysterious ways.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
What all did he do? Really, would love a few clear examples of corruption.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
What corrupt activities was Trump found guilty of? I think this organization simply likes certain political types and hates others. Lula never got this award though he was charged and found guilty of corruption.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Grass fed livestock is indeed a large portion of the world's meat consumption. Places like Argentina, Brazil, New Zealand, England, Texas have a great deal of cows, sheep, and goats walking the land and not fed through a trough. Please
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Are you saying that here in Texas, the dry, tall grass eaten by the longhorns could be more efficiently processed by poor people?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
However you want to see it, half the country thinks Trump was an illegitimate president, elected thanks to external manipulation of the Russian government. This is a fact that has consumed all of media and good chunk of the population for 3
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Half the country thinks it's a fraud just like half the country thought the last election was a fraud. And just like last time, the next few years will have to take up this matter for discussion and ripping society apart. The only diff
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by yostrovs 6y ago
I also gave their news section a chance to compare to Google news and it seems vastly superior in content quantity. Simply search "Russia" for example and you will find a lot more stories than the main headlines in Google News. Yo
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Looks like fraud to me. The webpages were made slow by Google and the reason given was different than the cause of the slowdown.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Obviously there are not enough academic archaeologists to dig up the stuff, not even a small fraction probably, considering how much time passed and how much dirt there is to sift through. Plus the vast majority of the found stuff has littl
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by yostrovs 6y ago
You imply that an individual is not part of humanity so that only museums, usually governed by the state, create the illusion of humanity. I disagree. The Chinese government during the Cultural Revolution destroyed nearly the entirety of Ch
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by yostrovs 6y ago
How is it destructive if before the treasure hunter there was no treasure and now there is one? Things underground degrade with time so finding them helps to preserve them.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
No one else wanted to dig this stuff up. He didn't "prevent" anyone from doing anything.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
I would rather historically interesting objects that don't belong to anyone be unearthed and return to humanity, be they owned by an individual or a museum. Otherwise they continue degrading under the surface, and what good is that?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Though the online classes can be scaled fairly easily, administrators seem to follow a different rate. The growth rate of college students is slower than of administrators. Their pay is also up there so the total payout is also growing fast
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Doctors know full well that exercise, diet, etc can drastically improve health. Do you really think they are willfully ignorant? They also know their patients that they told a hundred times to start exercising, etc. Now these patients have
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by yostrovs 6y ago
The alternatives to stenting and surgery that this scientist recommends, in her own words, are: "Major improvements can simply be made by medical – as opposed to procedural – interventions, such as the adoption of healthier lifestyles,
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by yostrovs 6y ago
The cable companies can simply raise their prices to compensate, and the consumers won't notice the difference because they'll be paying the same price as last month. Most people don't even know of the modem rental fee.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
We have a converted rail road track that's now a bike path near where I live. It's nearly completely straight and so pretty boring. Plus, because it's not a loop you have to ride back every time, which feels like drudgery. Pr
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by yostrovs 6y ago
Don't you worry. When the virus goes away, the technocrats will be patting themselves on the back for having succeeded in finally getting rid of it. And they will move on to save those left alive from economic deprivation. They will ag
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by yostrovs 6y ago
People with Down Syndrome consistently report higher levels of satisfaction with life than the average person. It's just that we look down upon them and it makes us sad. We only care of things from our own point of view. Try to conside
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by yostrovs 6y ago
There will certainly be more outrage about Gawker than the Bidens. Polls show most weren't even aware of Biden accusations, let alone the facts.
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by yostrovs 6y ago
It's amazing that the Russian empire is given a complete pass on its colonization. It was just as brutal as the colonization of Africa and the Americas, for example, yet unlike the other European countries, Russia never gave up its col
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by yostrovs 6y ago
How recent is your recent?
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by yostrovs 6y ago
These countries stopped those activities long ago. The Soviets never stopped. They had to be broken up.

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