OnlineCourage

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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
> No, it really isn't. Men in civilian clothing or blank fatigues blowing things up with zero identification is indeed distinguishable from men in uniform with American flag and POLICE patches. How so?
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
Percieved but not actual danger.
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
As someone living in Minneapolis and owned a business in St Paul Midway where police have actually been defunded I feel no less "defendful" than last year. The police are pretty useless at keeping me personally safe and keeping my
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
Concrete has poor liquidity though both literally and figuratively so when it turns out you spent way too much money on concrete instead of agricultural development you are screwed. Also, US financiers are bondholders, meaning the public. T
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
Jared Diamond, who is much more researched than anyone else commenting here, has written a lot on this topic, and briefly stated - it has more to do with a society's capacity to receive and process outside ideas. It's less about A
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
The examples you gave were all developed and used first in the United States.
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
Onlyfans will commoditize what your cousin is selling in short order, just like early adopters on Uber, Airbnb, Ebay, etc...the laws of supply and demand will only allow this to last a couple years, tops! Then what will she have learned and
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
https//www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-woman-husband-died-chloroquine-warns-not-to-trust-trump-2020-3
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
No, I don't hate anyone. Dosage. I have taken Chloroquine before, it is not as run of the mill as you think. Extreme side effects.
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by OnlineCourage 6y ago
It's going to end up killing people. Chloroquine is nasty stuff and irresponsible to be hawking...pharmaceuticals can cause as much damage as they can prevent! There is no clinical basis and Trump continues to hawk it ultimately becau
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
You don't get to, "not buy the argument," because R&D costs are constrained by layers of unimaginably complex legislation and compliance. The company had to jump through ridiculous hoops for every component of said machin
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
Few of us will decide, many of us will die in pain. You could die any day so prepare now.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
Or...there are engineers who realize this regardless of hacker news and push better design factors by communicating customer needs and impact on branding. Hacker news is not as influential as we may believe.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
I literally just did a search for "Westinghouse radio hub" and other variations and this post was the first thing that came up, the rest was all about 1940s Westinghouse electric tubes and things like that. Westinghouse effectivly
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
Is that really a "serious question?" There are a lot of homeless people in San Fransisco. Nothing else needs to be construed.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
What is the unit fundamental derivative of 1 buttload? Kilogram? Or is it more of an electromagnetic thing?
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
That's a hypothesis and you have presented zero evidence to back up your very abstract claim.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
It's awful that you have access to a premium life saving service which gets better every year, beyond the immagination of years prior? Or is it awful that the price for said service is high? What exactly is awful to you?
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
We already have socialized medicine in the US and you can go ahead and compare average billing rates to calculate the insanity ratio by using Medicare and VA.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
Well for one thing our population is over 12x that of Australia, harder to govern on a federal level. For another we are likely much less healthy than Australia. Thirdly, medical lobbying by the AMA and doctors being treated like holy men a
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
Fraud on the part of the practice, yes possible. The parent comment seems to imply the payer is at fault or committing fraud.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
Sir, you are choking and dying would you like the premium $500 intubation tube or the discount $10 one? Oh thats riiiight he cant talk lets just assume he values his life and give him the good one. Oh, sincere apologies about not trying to
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
Billing is done largely manually, there is a lot of room for human error.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
One third of our healthcare by cost is socialized in the US, and yet people seem to not understand that basic fact. There is no anti-socialism debate, it already is one third socialism.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
To anyone reading, please do not listen to this commenter, they are making large assumptions about an industry they do not understand. Thanks.
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
No, because there are extreme penalties and disincentives to overbill. Also, payers are not strictly payers in the US, they are what is known as HMOs, they are incentivized to bring healthcare costs down or at least slow the rise. Healthcar
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
No, the ACA maxes out total profit payers can take home at 15% for large groups and 20% for small groups respectively throughout a year, so it's not a commission based system like you are imagining. There are severe penalties for impro
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
> The city had next no no nightlife just a year ago, and it is common for all kinds of entertainment establishments to close very early. Wow, that is not a true statement at all! Lived in Shenzhen 2009-2010 and have been back a lot sinc
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
This is not really what happened. I have toured many battery factories in Dongguan - they have stock on-hand even of non standard sizes. I have been shown the actual inventory spreadsheets from product managers. Also, buying batteries from
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by OnlineCourage 7y ago
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