fittingin

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by fittingin 9y ago
So it the car is the problem, what if you could build out new train rails everywhere and get people to use them? What if people refuse to use the train because it's scary, dirty, stinky, etc.? What if you could re-imagine trains where
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by fittingin 9y ago
You know what you might do if you were a problem solver like Elon? You would identify the problem you just described, then you would start a company that operates van-sized buses that could easily use the Boring company's tunnels. You
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by fittingin 9y ago
They boggle your mind. But they represent the will of the people. I live in a small desert community that was largely agricultural in my youth. Today, most of the water rights have been sold away and most of the farm land has been developed
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by fittingin 9y ago
I was amused to visit Capitol Reef National Park and enjoy a tour of a small canyon where a boardwalk lets you see the names of some 19th century folk carved into a cliff face. Along the way were signs warning you of the criminal prosecutio
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by fittingin 9y ago
For many, the question is which public hands should hold the public land. Why should the federal government bring staffers from Arizona to manage the Everglades? Why is the Grand Canyon "governed" by Vermont? Why can't Bears
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by fittingin 9y ago
How does this work with rkt?
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by fittingin 9y ago
I don't understand why you would be hit by significant monthly fees just because you can't prepay. You mean that you can't prepay when you think currency exchange would benefit you? Well, if you think you're in a currenc
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by fittingin 9y ago
Did you notice what happened to the original whistleblower that exposed Theranos in the first place?
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by fittingin 9y ago
Wells Fargo seems ok in your experience??!! Is that a joke? Your account is wide open to any of thousands of employees who conspire against you. You're ok with that? It's people like you who keep companies like that in business an