anotherbrownguy

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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I hope someone could tell Alan Kay about the Galaxy Note. It has a really nice pen and a place to put it.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>IIRC dead coroners are not a novel ingredient of such conspiracy theories. Yes, because it's tried and true and works for them.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Breitbart's Coroner conveniently died of arsenic poisoning after a few months too. Here is him singing a song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3urLA9Ca_vM But yeah, it was just a coincidence. Only powerful people in Ru
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
If Snowden hadn't revealed this, the sales of technology products would probably not have slowed down. So, they are not wrong.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>Why would WaPo write negatively about the CIA if that were the case? To distract from something else or to downplay their ill deeds or to explain what they did in completely different context so that the real intent can be hidden.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
It's not very surprising. It's very simple. They serve people who benefit as long as there is conflict. If there is conflict: - there will be multiple groups who want to defeat each other - you can sell weapons to the richest of t
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Remember to take the most debatable data points, assume them to be facts and overgeneralize them to show how it is an indication of something systemic.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
The "algorithm" seems very much in bed with American military industry.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>I hope for good. But, I honestly don't know. I love how Google handles their customers. They just block/remove without any warning, don't respond when asked and reinstate if they have to without any apology or explanatio
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
A lot of people ARE "conspiring" to get Trump out of office. Do you realize that a "conspiracy theory" does not necessarily imply that it is wrong? Deep State has been trying to get rid of Trump for a long time and some
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Some dirt they can fabricate to threaten Trump, and then get him to go to more wars so that the military industry can keep profiting?
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>The wealthy benefit from all the things their taxes fund even more than the working class does. Someone is not wealthy by coincidence. To gain wealth, you have to create a product or a service that people are willing to pay for i.e. peo
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Do you realize that Scott Adams was an avid Trump supporter during the election campaign? You might want to catch up with him.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>higher income brackets and budget cuts on education, infrastructure, health care, and environmental programs. These budget cuts adversely effect the working class. No, the budget cuts do not adversely affect the working class. The worki
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
It sounds like it is the new IE, except you can't even install another browser.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>The classic example is having forested buffers between farmland. This is industrially necessary to avoid desertification. I see. That must be the reason why Americans are starving and Africans are so fat because of too much they grow on
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
The current data is the only recorded data that we have which is why we can see it fine grained enough to know how "fast" it is. All the previous temperatures are speculations and it is impossible to know if the rise and fall has
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Oh so Africa is building long lasting concrete buildings and making life easier for everyone... something that most of the western world and a huge part of the developing world has already been using for a long time in the same way? No, let
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
The funny thing is almost everything outside of r/conspiracy and a few other places is a conspiracy theory site for conspiracies including Russiagate.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>relatively steady for a big chunk of human history/prehistory Please refer to the linked graph again. Homo sapiens evolved around 200k years ago. You can see endless spikes during and before that time. Climate has been relatively &
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I have a better alternative: growing excess food and dumping it on the ground.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
It's very convenient to start from the ice age and show how it's warming up. Here is a much longer timeline: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:All_palaeotemps.png
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
That's all nice and good, except it assumes that CO2 emissions is the cause of warming and no such causality has been established.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
- CO2 is plant food. Indoor growers supplement CO2 levels up to 1500 ppm (after which they say that there is not much return) to enhance growth. There is no reason to remove it from the atmosphere. - Supposedly CO2 is also a green house gas
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>China censoring the internet is entirely based on us saying China is bad for censoring the internet. Western elites have been trying to brainwash people against China since long before the idea of the internet was conceived. >Governm
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Because China is all about growth at the moment and having citizens open to new ideas would only encourage growth if it was not for western elites using establishment media to tell everyone how bad China is.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>western liberal freedoms I'm sure China would happily adopt "western liberal freedoms" if didn't mean opening their citizens to brainwashing by western media and all their data being accessible to the CIA.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
WSJ, BBC, New Yorker and NPR should be under what liberals read. Other than that, good list.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
When I select multiple values, I expected the result to be companies which share all of those values, not all companies which share at least one of the values (which is what it does now).
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I am sure I am biased but I think it is a statement of fact.

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