MrOwnPut

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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Did anyone expect otherwise?
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Companies are made up of humans is what he's getting at.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
That's not at all what your top comment was getting at and you know it.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
So you want to criticize the current system without bringing in a proposal?
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
You don't have an opinion of a better system?
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Wildfires are not because of climate change. They are due to forestry mismanagement. Mainly putting out smaller fires, causing underbrush to build up and fuel massive fires.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
I'm essentially asking you what system you are proposing.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
That does not include energy outsourced.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
While I don't agree with your hyperbole, yes it is an imperfect system, but it is the best system we have.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
The global temperature baseline has only increased 1.16~ degrees Celsius since 1880... Of course it's going to increase as we continue to come out of the last ice age. It's being blown way out of proportion though to fear-monger.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Who is "we"? The US has reduced emissions records while increasing energy output for a number of years now. Europe has increased both, regardless of their rhetoric. China of course has increased both as well with more coal plants
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Exactly right. I could not agree more. If those downvoters would comment, we could all have a healthy debate.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
That's complete bullshit. OP stated correctly an honest belief of limited government that people hold and your response was just a misguided political rant. Each of your misguided points could be torn apart, but this isn't a polit
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
It's not that much effort either as owned slaves were included on the census. Pretty much if you were an affluent family that could afford one, you owned at least one slave. Notably, Mitch McConnell's, Obama's, and Biden&#x27
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Sure, but no-one was arguing that. Let's all start a fund to build bars closer? Congrats on that break-through.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
> A bed frame is the perfect example of stuff. The average western person believes this is a necessity even though it has no function. There is a function. Having sex with no bed frame or headboard is awful.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
If you spend more time driving, of course you're risking more. If no-one left their house, there would be less casualties for many outdoor activities. You have to account for per-mile.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Sure, but in this case if it were a zoonotic jump in the lab it would be really really easy for them to have found the animal now wouldn't it?
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Zoonotic would mean it was a natural occurrence. The GoF program of adding the spike protein to attach to the ACE2 receptor and putting it in a mouse would NOT be zoonotic, but lab made. It's a lab mouse. Not a jump, but a deliberate p
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
You ignored this part of my statement: > If there was GoF being done on the sample (adding of the spike protein to infect humans), that could be the remaining percentage. I do not believe one bit the only "reasonable conclusion&quot
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
There is no closer match to SARS-CoV-2 found in the wild. Pangolins were floated for awhile but I believe the samples were 91%~ If there was GoF being done on the sample (adding of the spike protein to infect humans), that could be the rema
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Could you remind us what the "non-lab-leak scenario" is again? To be clear, is your "likeliness" determined on whether we can find a creature that is more similar to covid than RaTG13 (we haven't) or something else?
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
It's also important whether it's active or passive. Really important for game servers to have active DDoS protection, like what OVH offers. Not one that kicks in after the attack is detected, otherwise your players get booted, whi
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
We call that sprinkling. If it's a male cat that's not fixed, that's when they actually spray. The biscuits/kneading usually come first, then the sprinkling starts when the back legs start coming up and the tail starts v
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Never heard that one. Also common to say they're "making biscuits". When our cat comes to sleep w/ us we ask him to make some biscuits, he usually does. If you're lucky and the biscuits line up he'll give you a
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
an alpha had flaws!? gasp
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
So your metric is how an animal got to a location? Birds can fly, not really fair to the feline species concerning which places it's allowed, eh? Zero cats should be allowed to exist in NA? No open borders for cats!?
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
Cats don't need help breeding. GP even said "feral cat". I don't know of any "cat breeders". They are just a resilient species. I suppose we could make some sort of "equity" system for species based o
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
To expand, cats also can't (don't prefer to) take on a lot of fully grown birds. What they can do easily is kill young, like most predators.
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by MrOwnPut 3y ago
But this Home Depot site is priced where I am... And it's just for the materials (the frame only at that), not the land... How would cost of space factor into this?

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