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yostrovs
8y ago
Would have been nice for the Guardian to be upset about corruption and criminality in Venezuela over the past two decades. But no, it's time to blame America for that country's demise just as it's about to have a revolution a
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yostrovs
8y ago
This is what I meant: "Minnesota's population has been pretty much flat".
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yostrovs
8y ago
Nobody is moving to Minnesota, but hordes are going to Texas.
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yostrovs
8y ago
They can always come up with another hard to pronounce French-like name.
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8y ago
I think it's because he's a Nobel winner that agrees with the sympathies of the readers of the New York Times. This way the readers can think they're smart, since they can understand the writing of a Nobel, while not being ch
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yostrovs
8y ago
Let's finish getting all the useful benefits from knowledge gathered about the Higgs boson.
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yostrovs
8y ago
Seemingly an empty article, as though the author had nothing else to write about.
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8y ago
Yes, statistics speak for themselves. Minimum wage is roughly $10 and a meal at McDonald's is $4. Perhaps there are reasons for "food insecurity" that are not the fault of the society in general.
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8y ago
You're equating "food insecure households" and "lack of retirement savings" with poverty. In America, the supposedly impoverished, the "food insecure", are more often obese than not and their retirement, t
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8y ago
Good point.
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8y ago
Can the Czech afford to have decency and replace the stones? How much could it possibly cost? How are they not disgusted walking on those streets? It's funny how stories like this are cause for some to be upset at being reminded of the
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yostrovs
8y ago
How many would you expect to worry? In a rich country with ample jobs and cheap food,I don't worry about it much either. I've seen poverty abroad, so maybe I just don't see what Americans call poverty as poverty.
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yostrovs
8y ago
The Uyghurs in prison were not available to participate in study. Nor to comment.
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yostrovs
8y ago
It's all relative. The study measured difference between speeches to minorities and otherwise (majority). I believe overall political speech is already highly moronic.
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8y ago
No one gets paid for returning bottles in Nordic countries. They get the deposit back that was paid during purchase.
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8y ago
You must understand the economics. Newspapers have zero cash on hand these days, so their choice was to fire staff to allocate money for GDPR or not. Seeing how staff is at a minimum, that was the practical option. Result is equivalent to c
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yostrovs
8y ago
I don't understand the difference and where one would draw the line between small and large businesses. What about medium businesses?
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yostrovs
8y ago
Are you sarcastic? It's often difficult to differentiate a Nazi from a nanny.
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8y ago
It's not clear what's going on with GDPR, good test cases are only now starting to be tested. But the fact that many American newspapers, for example, are blocked in Europe is certainly something to worry about.
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yostrovs
8y ago
I was sarcastic.
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yostrovs
8y ago
The people already voted. There was a clear understanding that that vote was the one and only. There wouldn't be a vote at every step. Britain is a representative democracy and the representatives deal with the details.
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8y ago
I was impressed by the concern Turkey had about the journalist Khashoggi. Obviously some journalists are more journalistic than others.
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Contrary to the disinformation campaign, the British people chose what they thought is best for them. I'm just glad that democracy is strong and respected there.
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8y ago
Most users are also unaware that they can collect used cooking oil from local restaurants to use in their diesel cars.
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yostrovs
8y ago
This is Russia's hangover cure, and considering that Russians clearly know more about the topic, perhaps the discovered of the cure was Russian too.
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8y ago
"The state will pay those new residents up to $10,000 over a period of two years. The grants will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis with $500,000 allocated for the program." That will recruit 50 workers, plus perhaps
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yostrovs
8y ago
The New York Times must be the global arbiter of who is the global arbiter of mental distress.
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8y ago
Actually, people do avoid bad neighborhoods and suggest to their children and others to avoid those. There's a reason, many actually, for freedom of speech. And all those reasons are more important than your feelings.
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yostrovs
8y ago
Read up on Yucca Mountain. It was a reasonable proposal for storage.
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8y ago
You can use the stars to set time too: https://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Navigation/ESA_sets_clock... To claim that the two radio stations in Colorado and Hawaii are our last grasp on time is a bit of a stretch.
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