charliemil4

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by charliemil4 6y ago
Is there a way to psychologically assess the positive version? Either a DISC or WAIS subtest score or something similar? (I assume a constructive leader?)
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by charliemil4 6y ago
> Mail in ballots have been the status quo in many states for decades. Let’s focus on the battle ground states - not all states - and let’s specifically look at PA for a moment. Because of the electoral college, the statement that nation
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I don’t think your question is serious, right? Were we in a pandemic that statistically shifted the voter habits of a large amount of Americans from in person, physically gated process to a highly leveragable, mail in ballot process in thos
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Political language "is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind" This feels a lot like GP/OP — Orwell’s politics and the English language, let’s metaphor
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Good fellow, are you really going to say the mail in ballot ratio is the same in a pandemic and not in a pandemic? That fact is selective on a national scale — if you looked at states, the mail in vs in person ratio is standard deviations a
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by charliemil4 6y ago
So yeah, totally agree there will be outliers, but it’s definitely a focused sample set that tests the hypothesis well. It’s complex, with a ton of fractaled placed to hide (day of registrations, first time voters etc)
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Wow — definitely not my state, and looking nationwide when talking about states, and counties, is kinda apples to oranges right?
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by charliemil4 6y ago
At the moment we really don’t have every piece of information needed to say it’s without a doubt fraudulent — as in how many new voters registered just in time for the election and are not in the denominator. I’m saying if I were to run an
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I just presented the queries for first amounts of evidence — you have to let the search occur. If none turn up — whole heartily agree, all clean, send it up to the losers to shut the hell up.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I'll post this scenario here again just to get your opinion on it -- you have good thoughts. Here's the scenario as it plays now: many 'grassroots' movements are reified when a bus comes to pick a group of people up, han
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Yep. That's what scares me a bit - you don't want to find this out after all the endorphins and emotions solidify sides.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Thanks for having such a great conversation on this -- > I am not seeing how the request system is vulnerable. Here's the scenario: I obtain your SSN, Name and Address to request your ballot to my address (either in the bussing exam
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Can you please cite the states that are all-mail in please? I've been checking SOS websites and have not run across this in the states I've checked... Edit: Thank you both (below, too) for the info. Yeah, so for the states that de
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Interesting frame -- I see your point. Very quickly, I'm not speaking to the Ballot Counting System - I'm speaking to the Ballot Request System. The Request requires information that could be obtained from an individual and rerout
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by charliemil4 6y ago
> The US doesn't have a voting integrity issue, it has a voting suppression issue. While I whole heartedly agree, I’m concerned how we arrived here. There have been no new additional controls put in place to ensure a dramatic shift
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Great — so let’s just run the queries so I can go to sleep
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Just so you know, that's still an incredible turnout that as a democracy proponent we should emulate throughout the land -- but I also know from local elections... I'm hard pressed to understand how that happened.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
We should trust but verify the results. The basis of facts should be settled in the following: 1. Select all ballots that were sent to the same address - or sent to the same Post Office (grouping all PO Boxes by post office). ^ Here you ar
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Their best keyboard was around ~2008 with the aluminum shaped keys — I’d rather have that keyboard with the added thickness any-day.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
This means Louisiana's Governor is John Edwards, a democrat, and normally one refers to a US State being led by a Governor... not an AG. Though a legal filing is led by an AG... so the comments when added together led to ambiguity I fo
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by charliemil4 6y ago
yes, please read my last comment with a /s ... I just find the politics of this all amusing.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Also, as I understand it (not a lawyer, just listening to law students), this filing’s purpose is to establish a prima-facia case. There aren’t really many ‘arguments’ as to why Section 2 of the USC 15 has been violated, this is just trying
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Louisiana is Democrat-led
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by charliemil4 6y ago
The hawthorn effect is actually a negative influence of such collaborative writing in the general population, too.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
There are seemingly small moments that stick with us for a lifetime -- if we had more small moments that highlighted our brilliance we'd see some incredible changes in the world. Everyone 'shows up' at some point in their lif
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Nope -- I think it's brilliant. So many 'unrealized revenue' sources to dip into for any Q.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Right, just as milk and eggs are in the ‘back’ of modern supermarkets - the tension between these maps and other semi-hostile design patterns will be fun to watch in future architecture.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
They’ve also innovated a fully green business model - selling tax credits as consistent, bonafide revenue.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Wow that explains a friend’s monster energy intake
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I wonder what it means if I can drink 4 espressos before bed and sleep like a baby... does anyone have research on caffeine metabolisms and ADHD / other diagnoses?

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