cjbenedikt

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by cjbenedikt 6d ago
Nelo Skum ( as well as DJT) is so laughably thin skinned. And both are so obsessed with their hair. What is wrong with them?
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by cjbenedikt 8d ago
Risking the ire of the Teslerati ( or Musk-eteers) I dare say that Tesla was only profitable while it could sell carbon credits, hence it no longer is. In addition, he didn't invent reusable rockets. His technicians did.
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by cjbenedikt 10d ago
"...laudably little warmongering.." - forgetting China here perhaps?
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by cjbenedikt 12d ago
From the conclusion:"A weakness of the study is the underrepresentation of Republicans. This is due to the use of a convenience sample of college students."
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by cjbenedikt 12d ago
Methinks Trump should rename it America II. Just a thought. Apple and Google will comply. :-p
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by cjbenedikt 13d ago
"Don't trust any statistics I haven't personally changed." Churchill
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by cjbenedikt 13d ago
1) possibly 2) never was free 3) debatable
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by cjbenedikt 13d ago
Indeed, what an irresponsible Mom.Make sure your child grows up savely to the age of 18 so it can then join the military and "defend" his/her country ( and possibly die) somewhere in a part of the world far away from the fath
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by cjbenedikt 18d ago
Source(s)?
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by cjbenedikt 18d ago
As long as companies can just settle without anybody responsible ever going to jail nothing will change.
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by cjbenedikt 27d ago
1987! Sponsored by Nestle.
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by cjbenedikt 29d ago
Thank you. That answers my question. I was still downvoted though.
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by cjbenedikt 29d ago
Why the down vote? It was a serious question.
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by cjbenedikt 29d ago
I beg to differ. This may well hold for hired CEOs etc. But what about founder CEOs? Musk, Zuckerberg, Bezos? Their companies are doing quite well despite their traits.
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by cjbenedikt 29d ago
How? Or was it sarcasm?
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by cjbenedikt 1mo ago
"...three minutes of sprinting produced a dramatic molecular response in the bloodstream, far exceeding the changes seen after 90 minutes of moderate exercise." Key word MODERATE. What about comparing it to HIIT for example?
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by cjbenedikt 1mo ago
Does he start to sound desperate?
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by cjbenedikt 1mo ago
Hmmm, interesting. Am I naive or does that mean that the investments into the sector so far were made without a proper TEA?
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by cjbenedikt 1mo ago
Funny, just a few HN posts later: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/24/chinese-ai-model-openai-cybe...
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by cjbenedikt 1mo ago
"Hours of bordom for moments of genius." Verdi
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by cjbenedikt 1mo ago
"Make climate change illegal!" Any chance we could raise tariffs against it? ;-p
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
"...regular physical activity may offer protection by directing protein toward the development and maintenance of strong, healthy muscle."
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
'The Iranian regime is unpredictable, as seen by its recent decisions to attack areas in the region without warning or provocations ...hmmm...remind me again: who started this without warning of provocation?
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
Important:"...those who are exercising may have higher protein needs or at least be able to consume higher levels of protein or specific amino acids without metabolic risk."
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
If so why the fire sale to Citadel?
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
https://www.aircraft.airbus.com/en/aircraft/a350/a350-1000 max 168,300 litres of fuel and max 480 seats.
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
One of the things "know-it-all" EM did not know about.
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
Quite right too. He should also add tariffs to climate change. There has to be someone he can slap a tariff on fir that...;-p
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
Let alone the last 1000 years when there wasn't any...;-p
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by cjbenedikt 2mo ago
Surprised to see no comments so far...???

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