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yostrovs
9y ago
Jack-o'-lanterns can look similar to chanterelles
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yostrovs
9y ago
For fairness, motorcyclists should be refused post-accident surgeries. Same for drug users, std patients, and anyone else (almost everyone) that takes risks with their health.
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9y ago
You've summarized the political views of the majority of people in San Francisco.
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yostrovs
9y ago
It really is amazing how dangerously wrong her interpretation of 1984 is. I doubt she read it recently, so that must have been her view of the whole book all the while she wanted to be president.
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yostrovs
9y ago
Shouldn't then transportation funded with public money be freely accessible? What about public parks that now we have to pay for to get in?
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9y ago
A good deal of attendees are socialists at heart. They tend to enjoy bureaucracy if it's presented as coming from and benefiting the people. They call the place "home" and the bureaucrat fills the role of a loving parent that
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yostrovs
9y ago
And think of how many people worked on everything related to Linux and how many tried their best to use it, all because of their hatred of Microsoft. And for what?
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9y ago
Well, there were a few times in the last few hundred years of warmer global weather. And those coincided with good economic times for humans. Perhaps global warming would be detrimental to other species more than humans, as humans adapt wel
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yostrovs
9y ago
I thought the Arabs invented al-gebra...
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9y ago
I find it odd that all the reported consequences of global warming are negative. Why wouldn't a modest rise in temperature do some good in at least some ways? I suspect that that would not advance the demanded panic, and is therefore i
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yostrovs
9y ago
The amount of CO2 produced by China in a year dwarfs the first 100 years of the industrial revolution's output.
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9y ago
The "one person" is the President of the United States, the very person able to single handedly stop this and the one who takes responsibility for managing these things. If politics is to have any impact on governance, actions of
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yostrovs
9y ago
The word "Obama" is mentioned only once within the 81 comments so far posted...
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10y ago
It's just not a straw man. PBS influences the decisions of millions of Americans, and steers them unequivocally to the left. If 15% of Fox news's budget would come from federal government you'd understand that the money is no
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10y ago
They didn't see it coming during election day because PBS is part of the 'bubble', just another liberal media source that doesn't understand the whole of America. Why would a Republican president want to fund them if all
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10y ago
Medgadget.com for medical tech
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10y ago
Not yet clear whether Marxist thought will be blocked as extremist.
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10y ago
Considering the publication in Nature, you'd think there would be a greater scientific aspect to this mission. Instead it's a proof of concept test of a landing system, and that's about all.
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10y ago
How about nationalizing all companies? Start with farmers since food is even more important than drugs. Make sure to throw away history books first.
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10y ago
Earthquake certifications are just like other certifications, in that most of the process is not actually reviewed by any government agency. They check blueprints, sign off on the process, but they don't actually make sure that the ibe
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yostrovs
10y ago
Do you?
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10y ago
I want to inspect the blueprints of every building I walk into and know the sourcing and composition of all the structural components as well. For my life depends on these things to be true and properly constructed.
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10y ago
Because Linux was supposed to become a great thing, but instead it remained a paradise for geeks to do what they think is best. Software built to make money, on the other hand, was built to improve things like ease of use, aesthetics, and b
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Study Uncovers How Electromagnetic Fields Amplify Pain in Amputees
(utdallas.edu)
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yostrovs
11y ago
Another example of money having little power in elections.