Day1

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by Day1 5y ago
> We really don't need cowards around here. Same sht they’re feeding the kids sent to the front line smh.
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by Day1 5y ago
When my apartment building is getting shelled to rubble, changing a few things in my constitution to make the shelling stop is 100% reasonable. I think many people eating up the media right now think resistance is great but they mostly thin
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by Day1 5y ago
Almost as hilarious as your support for the deaths of thousands. I’ve been anti-Russia from Day 1. But I’m going to continue to call out bullsht when I see it. Ukraine is fighting a war they can’t win. Not saying Russia is justified but I m
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by Day1 5y ago
This use to be anti-science not long ago. Glad to see more people are realizing you don’t need medication for everything.
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California says even unvaccinated can now unmask indoors(sfchronicle.com)
6 points by Day1 5y ago|0 comments
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by Day1 5y ago
The elephant in the room. Hope to see more light brought to this topic. I believe Anti-US sentiment in China might be at an all-time high and it is only getting flamed by their government. My contrarian view—the biggest winner of Russian sa
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by Day1 5y ago
I have never seen pro-Ukraine posts until the past few days.
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by Day1 5y ago
If you look at the past hour on Hacker News, there are mostly only new anti-Russia posts. The same is true across all media platforms. To me it looks like the Ukraine(and her allies) has intensified a censorship campaign against Russia. Whi
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by Day1 5y ago
> ”One in three Russians now believe the US may invade.” That’s wild. But the more I think about it, the more plausible it is.
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by Day1 5y ago
Probably about the same amount as Ukranian or Chinese state actors
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by Day1 5y ago
And Chinese ones too. I think it’s fair to assume all sides have supporters. It seems odd to me that people would think there are not russian supporters here. We do not live in a totalitarian society where 100% of people are anti-Russia.
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by Day1 5y ago
What is the current take on supporting Russia’s liberation of Ukraine? Not trolling just playing devil’s advocate. Are we ostracizing these people(Russian supporters)?
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by Day1 5y ago
It seems insane because it is insane. Unfortunately, we already started down this path long ago and it will only get worse until catastrophe. I.e China takes over.
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by Day1 5y ago
What doesn’t make sense is a resistance to Russia in Ukraine. Ukrainians supporting a hopeless defense against Russia absolutely will die for no reason but their own. They need to flee if Russia will not give them an option to surrender.
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by Day1 5y ago
No that’s only for donations to people that want freedom, anti-liberation movements are fine to donate to.
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by Day1 5y ago
The argument that you need “political experts” with decades of experience to navigate the “intricacies of politics” always cracked me up.
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by Day1 5y ago
I don’t know how the US could possibly have more resources than China.
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by Day1 5y ago
It looks more and more like this is propaganda from the US—Which is rather unfortunate for my oil holdings.
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by Day1 5y ago
I wouldn’t say this alone indicates China is ahead. Chinese economic growth is truly the key here. Technological capabilities are trivial if you have dramatically more resources than your competitors.
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by Day1 5y ago
I’m curious why no one is bringing attention to political affiliation. These atrocities in US history are generally all linked with one party. (Another atrocity being slavery)
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by Day1 5y ago
solar powered signal
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by Day1 5y ago
It’s China, they don’t need one.
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by Day1 5y ago
Wage growth would help. Unfortunately, society tends to focus on the minimum wage rather than value creation.
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A Scientist Explains the Mystery of Recent Sea-Level Drop(2013)(scientificamerican.com)
1 points by Day1 5y ago|0 comments
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Future of Global Coal Production(visualcapitalist.com)
1 points by Day1 5y ago|0 comments
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by Day1 5y ago
You can find a below sea-level hole inland then redirect the water to it. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-scientist-expla...
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by Day1 5y ago
Poor King Canute—still misunderstood. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Canute_and_the_tide
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by Day1 5y ago
1 btc is worth more than a car and people are still calling it a ponzi scheme. I find that very amusing for some reason.
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by Day1 5y ago
Crypto suddenly making more sense
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by Day1 5y ago
Yes, because rich people already know that getting rich is not about being rich.

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