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by 6t6t6 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_pill_and_blue_pill In this context, I thought it was obvious that I was talking about this red pill.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
So, you took the red pill?
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
I just arrived at work. I think I will go back home... xD
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Yes, I totally agree that they should treat the politicians of the current colonies in the same way they treat those from the former ones.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Where I live, once you rent a flat, the landlord is legally allowed to rise the fee only by a small amount every year (related to the CPI). Also, most of the rentings are long term and the landlord is not allowed to kick you out (except for
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
That would allow a really dangerous behavior: the landlords would put flats under the market price, in order to get new tenants, and after one year living there (furniture bought, new friends, school for the children, etc.) the landlords wo
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
I really don't think so. Fermentation is something that happens at room temperature and warming a stew (even as much as 40°C) would kill all the yeasts. Also, fermentation would render the stew sour, which I don't think is a good
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Actually, in most of European countries, AFAIK.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Malthusian catastrophe. Population tends to grow exponentially, but not the resources. Historically, the excess of population have been controlled through wars and famines. The CP wanted to control with laws instead... The thing is that in
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
The real news are that this didn't happen until the end of 2015...
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
What apparently a lot of people fails to understand is that the IARC list reflects is how sure we are that a substance is carcinogenic, but not how much it raises the risk of cancer. So we can equally be sure that plutonium and bacon are a
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
No only that. Apparently, Sahrawi people don't have much interest in being part of Morocco. I guess that that counts too.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Buying a house in the Bay Area is an investment that you should only do if you absolutely believe that there's not a technological bubble and that tech companies in the area will continue to pay the highest salaries in the world for th
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Are you talking about the richest nation on Earth? Also, do you mean that it is Ok to kill a prisoner because it is too expensive to keep him alive?
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
I didn't know about this site. Thanks! Definitively, is a really good place to research about interesting startups. King are hiring like crazy! I am curious to know how good must be working with them.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
> Someone who uses a condom perfectly, each time, every time, still has a 50% lifetime (35 year) chance of having a child. That statement makes no sense. If the condom is not broken or slips off, there's no chance that a woman is in
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Don't come to Japan then. Not only they are lazy and not worth the money, but also the tenant has to pay them an extra month of fee every two years, when the contract is renewed. And if that's not enough, in Japan there's no
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
I am in the same situation as you but what keeps me from going back to Barcelona are not the salaries, but the kind of uninteresting jobs that are offered. I would go back home for the quality of life, not for the salary. But only if I coul
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Thanks! You spared me from downloading the PDF...
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
I have 2Gbps in Tokyo. Connected by gigabit Ethernet to the router I consistently get over 500Mbps symmetric, but with the wifi i never get over 50/20Mbps. Probably because every single 2.4 channel is occupied by several networks.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
That's the difference between regulations made to protect companies and regulations made to protect citizens. Plugs in Japan are like the american ones and they look really scary to me. Specially because here most of the houses are mad
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Will it be ratified in a referendum?
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
The word terrorism now belongs to the "Newspeak". A guy who infiltrates into an enemy army base in order to kill soldiers from a foreign country cannot be terrorist. And a country that drops a bomb from a drone into a wedding
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
There's a story about Spain. Spain used to be in the same timezone as the UK. It made sense, as the Greenwich Meridian crosses the east of the Iberian Peninsula. But in 1942, the fascist dictator Franco decided to use the same timezone
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
I am a Spaniard who lived in UK and I feel that this is the most sick aspect of British society. For them, every single man is a monster that will molest children if he has the opportunity. Things like sitting on a bench to read next to the
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Right on red is OK. What is crazy is the lack of roundabouts.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
> Why block them? Because as I am already using an AdBlocker that blocks the tracking cookies, this message is irrelevant.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Is there any way a person with a mental illness get a proper treatment in US? I mean, for some one who is unable to work because he has, for instance, schizophrenia, clinical depression or alcoholism, is there any option apart from indigenc
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
This law is about controlling oil wells in the middle east. Not about protecting a war otaku that went to play the soldier in Siria.
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by 6t6t6 11y ago
Well. Happiness is really a personal thing. In my case, it makes me happy to let my bike without any lock in front of my house, knowing that nobody will touch it. On the other hand, it would make me quite unhappy to get an expensive bike st

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