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clove
21d ago
An immigrant visa is a privilege a country grants and can withdraw. It's not like two parties signed a contract, and the contract was broken. Applicants bet on a slow, arbitrary system, and now the odds are moving. I am one such "
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21d ago
The site is far from strong evidence for what most people in this thread believe. It is also AI-generated, if you cannot tell. "Canada is taxing you back" frames a Canadian tariff as a charge on Americans when it's really cha
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clove
25d ago
Am I misreading this or was "rogue" really not the right word for this?
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clove
25d ago
Dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs are a tax on Canadian buyers of US goods. The Federal Reserve studies on tariffs have shown basically no net tangible benefits to tariffs: any import protection industries gain from tariffs is cancelled ou
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29d ago
I don't have a dog in this fight (I live in Japan), but I'm a bit disappointed to see the responses here refusing to engage with the assertion. reply1: "The alternative is bad, and Trump is evil" reply2: "Uhhh, sour
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29d ago
"Online society?" How did the online society treat him? I didn't witness a consensus. What I saw was people who thought he was insane, people who thought he was a genius, people who considered him a racist, people who saw him
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2mo ago
I do like this comment, but I've gotten reprimanded for posting similar comments. It might have been dang that told me that for the purpose of keeping discussions serious, we should refrain from sarcastic posts. I've been posting
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4mo ago
Buy what, exactly? GPUs? Are they "low" right now?
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4mo ago
I'm not saying your wrong, and I'm not trying to be antagonistic, but when I read your comment, I uncontrollably began imagining I was reading one of those reader-submitted comments in a newspaper about the internet in the 90s. Ag
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4mo ago
What should we be doing now if we want to profit?
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clove
5mo ago
Anti-Dvorak instructor... I would do a 360 and walk right out of there. Ain't no way I'm re-learning QWERTY.
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9mo ago
How are you profiting from this?
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clove
10mo ago
What should families with mixed-race children do, then?
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clove
1y ago
You've made the mistake of thinking that if IQ were 50% genetic (it isn't - it's way more than that, but that's beside the point), then the remaining proportion is completely (non-shared) environmental. Researchers in th
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1y ago
Now they don't have the option to be housewives unless they actively seek out a rich husband. Who benefits? (There is only one correct answer): 1. Families. 2. Women. 3. Corporations.
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1y ago
Thanks.
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1y ago
Me too.
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1y ago
I'm Booking.com's Genius Level 3, so perhaps this only applies to frequent users, but I've been refunded in full for a booking after the date of the booking without even giving the reason for the refund request. I've shi
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2y ago
That's no longer true and hasn't been for a long time. While the name comes from that concept, the "hedge fund" is now just any fund marketed to accredited investors.
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clove
2y ago
Terry Davis would be pleased.
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clove
2y ago
His point was that a tax on unrealized gains can one day be applied to less wealthy people. I can explain it to you with a simple example: Imagine, for instance, you're making 50k a year and have a brokerage account that has appreciate
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2y ago
I like the way you argue.
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Anyone remember that Buy.com commercial?
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2y ago
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2y ago
Great article.
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Genetic Factors May Substantially Account for Associations Between Screen Time
(advances.massgeneral.org)
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3y ago
呀 is grammatically correct for use with words ending with a long e sound. (This post is addressed to the person asking a question below.)
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3y ago
I've seen this type of writing a lot, and I agree with you: It's an excuse to draw attention to the writer. Anecdotes aren't bad if they lead into something more substantive. E.g., "My experience with my kids in Greece g
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3y ago
What do you think about this? https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/us-electric-vehicles-...
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3y ago
The parent comment was comparing the US to other western democracies.
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clove
3y ago
My ring - thus far - has been extremely correct about my sleep, as far as my wife and I can tell. However, its activity recording is extremely inaccurate. I get moderate/low activity scores every day despite engaging in intensive weigh
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