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WeWork: Or the Making and Breaking of a $47B Unicorn – Trailer(youtube.com)
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It's actually a credit union.
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Mirror: https://archive.md/HgpBp
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>The market value of the processed meat is expected to rise from 714 billion U.S. dollars in 2016 to over 1.5 trillion dollars by 2022. https://www.statista.com/topics/4880/global-meat-industry/
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True, because you might win a Nobel prize: https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/the-doctor-who-drank...
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Check out The China Hustle for a great documentary on this topic: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_china_hustle It's currently streaming on Hulu and Amazon Prime Video.
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Mixing uppers and downers feels fantastic when you get the dosages right. But it's absolutely horrific to be doing that to your body with any regularity.
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There's a large segment of the population that has been brainwashed to believe it though. Reddit's big change to their speech rules is a good example: In the section entitled “Promoting Hate Based on Identity or Vulnerability,” Re
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People always blame dummies on stuff like this but why can't it be all those secretive algo traders screwing up? The volume of this is $7 million, that's not much but also not small enough for a few day traders that are screwing u
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Yeah, just ask any cutter. For a version that most will have experience with—weightlifting/working out sucks and is "painful" but can feel great too.
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Oh snap. The diapers astronaut lady.
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It makes sense. When the sky is clear I don't need to worry about rain. When it's cloudy I do. Only 1 is a danger therefore people prepare.
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You would be wrong. >One of those details Steve’s initial opinion on third-party apps for the iPhone. In the beginning, Steve was opposed to third-party apps, and wanted developers to create web apps that could be used through the device
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The government should fear its people and not the other way around. The gun of the public's ire should also be focused on class instead of in-class fighting over race. Who would rather be poor and white over rich and black? Exactly.
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Reminder what powerful Democrat Maxine Waters said: >"Let’s make sure we show up wherever we have to show up. And if you see anybody from that Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and yo
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Kyrie Irving for a real world example.
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I spent New Years weekend in Palm Springs going on day trips to Joshua Tree National Park. It was PACKED. The park is absolutely beautiful and everyone should check it out sometime. It's an almost alien landscape. My hotel was full as
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As they should. Here are some Trump supporters a couple days ago down here in sunny San Diego: https://v.redd.it/tn9e8c4n1fa61
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Our constitution and bill of rights were also written in blood. Which is why we don't have to bow to a king.
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Cartoon: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4d/Charliehebdo....
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Putting heads on a pike and making heads roll, are idioms for firing or dismissing accountable public officials. Unless of course something thinks he's a Hitler in training just waiting for his chance at the Fourth Reich.
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NY state Sen. John Liu sparks outrage with tweet calling Capitol siege scarier than 9/11: https://nypost.com/2021/01/09/ny-state-sen-john-liu-explains... ‘Infamy’: Chuck Schumer Compares Capitol Chaos To
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If they've been convicted in a court of law for incitement, then many of us wouldn't have much of a problem.
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It's also because the old guard is no longer in control influential. The early internet was very libertarian, which included you're ACLU-left wing and right wing versions. Both of which hold free speech as one of our greatest stre
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That's a vulgar interpretation of Popper's argument, he was very explicit that he intended for his principle to be applied only in the presence of a serious and actual threat to freedom, not merely whereever such a threat would be
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If we rewind back to 9/11 there were plenty of Truthers on the left spreading nonsense. I remember the internet at the time used to feel like there were tons of Truthers that would argue and argue on all sorts of forums. Where did all
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The rhetoric throughout society is getting hotter, thens no way some of that isn't going to spill here. Especially when big tech are right dash in the middle of these political slap fights.
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Vs 74 million that have a disproportionate amount of weaponry. A disproportionate amount of law enforcement. A disproportionate amount of the military. I'd take that group to win any day. You've got the suburbs and inner city&#x27
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The pendulum will swing and it'll come back to bite those cheering this on. It always happens.
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Obligatory Popehat: https://www.popehat.com/2016/06/14/lawsplainer-its-not-rico-...

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