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yostrovs
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Democrats explaining macroeconomics to their voting base?? Never have I seen such a thing. They generally do what Mamdani did: promise things that people want for free or for cheap. With some hate for some groups added for balance.
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"A team of researchers led by the Yale School of Public Health has found that the Lyme disease bacterium is ancient in North America, circulating silently in forests for at least 60,000 years—long before the disease was first described
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1y ago
Everyone that Trump is making even wealthier is highly educated and deserves it too.
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1y ago
Propaganda is telling Americans for 4 years that their president is healthy, brilliant, and sharp, while they themselves see a fading grandpa who can't function on his own. Which leads people to not trust anything else the same media
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1y ago
Interestingly, the article begins with mentioning Hunter's activities in Ukraine, and implies that nothing improper happened there. Any honest observer would certainly think that a Ukrainian energy firm hiring Biden Jr to consult for m
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2y ago
What is the big security improvement of the new id's? The article makes no mention of that.
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2y ago
https://x.com/damengchen/status/1909288019750011006?t=kO7hvU...
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2y ago
The man in the linked article did not display any signs or symbols, did not engage in speech, and did not "express" himself. If standing solemn is an arrestable offense, then anyone doing anything is subject to arrest. The police
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2y ago
You should be upset at the government that gave the money and that didn't do the due diligence to make sure it's used for proper cause. Secondly, it should be reconsidered that giving billions to profit making corporations so tha
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I didn't mention this topic. The issue is that neither Europe nor US are currently willing to allocate the resources necessary for Ukraine to win. Whatever, whoever, gave in the past is irrelevant now.
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It seems this will be a way for Ukraine to pay for its defense, since Europe is not willing to cover the cost and the US is no longer willing to do it either. It also puts countries that live under the US umbrella in a position to start thi
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Strange that we haven't had such federal govt inside info sharing sites before. This should be standard.
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Yeah but they sold communist items as well.
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Apparently they're using some kind of broad spectrum systems in Ukraine that modulate across a wide range of frequencies at the same time, making it hard to jam them.
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2y ago
I'm calling for someone, anyone to take responsibility for promises made that were not kept. How can any agreement of this sort be taken seriously in the future when it seems that some people sign it, applaud each other, then some oth
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The IRS Individual Master File, running on IBM mainframes, may be the oldest software alive. Perhaps there's a need for an update. https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/636196-ol...
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2y ago
It has been only a couple weeks. Perhaps it's early to measure the results?
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I wish I was the editor of all newspapers.
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Rabies has a nearly 100% kill rate. It's just rare that someone does get infected.
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This data only includes government spending, which leaves out private and NGO spending. Many Americans prefer that their charity funds be spent outside of the control of the government.
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How do you manage without the 1/2 penny? Must be the same struggles that Canadians go through without access to a Canadian penny. We should talk to them and see how they do it.
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Many do not acknowledge this and seem to believe our government runs like a well oiled machine. It's as though they never had to actually deal with the bureaucracy and never noticed anything odd.
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The solution that would liberate Google and not generate confusion and hostility would be for Estonians to use a European mapping service. Better yet, an Estonian one.
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Well, according to some that would cause a constitutional crisis and will lead to chaos across the three branches of government. The same must have happened when they got rid of the 1/2 penny.
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Talk to Russia about that. Trump isn't invading anyone.
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All kinds of borders changed after WW2, such as Yugoslavia, Soviet Union breaking up, Palestine, Sudan, Germany, Eritrea, Hawaii became a state, Tuva became part of Soviet Union. Hindu Raj broke up into multiple countries. Negotiating for
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What is fundamentally wrong with starting negotiations? If they lead to a peaceful transfer of ownership (which I'm very skeptical of myself), that would seem to be within the rules based order. Changing the name is for giggles, it wo
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Garbage trucks these days often have cameras that film when a dumpster is picked up and dumped into the truck. Perhaps the same is done during unloading.
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From the NYT: While consulting Title 31 of the U.S. Code (to see how much annual penny minting was required by law), I came upon a statute outlining general instructions for the apportionment of American coins. “The Secretary of the Treasur
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2y ago
Persian Gulf = Arabian Gulf
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