jcampbell1

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by jcampbell1 3y ago
This sounds like they have a vendetta against Tesla and are going through the trash and processing fines for empty brake fluid bottles. People are defecating in the streets but that is just part of the culture and not an environmental prob
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
What is the role of the 4th estate if not to hold the government accountable for how they spend forcibly taken money from the citizenry.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
We currently have 40 million acres of corn dedicated to ethanol production. All our energy needs can be met by 15 million acres of solar panels. The same set of facts that make you sad make me happy.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
They are practically OTC everywhere in the world. A huge pain in the add to get in the US where the MD cartel engages in rent seeking by claiming every pharmaceutical is dangerous and they need $200 every quarter to let you buy the meds at
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
I once heard a joke that the reason academia is so hostile is because the stakes are so low.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Recently the postal service awarded vehicle replacement to a defense contractor (Oshkosh) who knows how to win government contracts but absolutely nothing about building reliable fuel efficiency vehicles. They are fine for the military whe
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Did you ever experience feelings or have thoughts that were overwhelmingly lovely? Like only you can see the true beauty of the path you are on? I dabble in combining sleep deprivation with multi day fasting. Dream processes start to kick
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
I didn’t take away the same message. To me it was a decent attempt to explain that offensive liberal bourgeois foodies have been sold a bill of truthy sounding bullshit because that is how free markets work. If you want to help someone te
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
The terminology around illegal is a political act. It is illegal to cross a border without authorization everywhere. The goal is prey on social grace to get people to use words like “undocumented” which means policy can be controlled via
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Half the story is the lead acts as a octane booster, but raising the octane without lead chemicals is trivial. MTBE works, so does just selling pure toluene. The issue is that in addition to raising the octane, some metal lead deposits ar
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Enantomeric imported Mexican meth goes for $40 a gram. No way you can buy pseudoephedrine and shake’n’bake for less. You have to buy expensive lithium batteries and cold packs.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Brave works well enough for me.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
What is wrong with the Republican Party? Texas produces more renewable energy than California. The redneck attitude of do whatever you want on your land, and anti-regulation attitudes are far more important than political grandstanding.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Medicaid for all, free markets for those who hate queues.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
That is a bug :)
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Your 9% number is impossible as at least 10% comes from purely beef production. 25% of ground beef is old cow meat, and it isn’t sold at grocery store meat sections. It ends up in processed foods and fast food. It is legally beef, but th
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
What? Cow meat is about 25% of the ground beef supply, with half being dairy culls and the other half being beef cows that fail to get pregnant. It ends up at McDonald’s, Taco Bell, and Beef hotdogs.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Veal is male dairy calves.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
You can taste it. Fast food ground meat has that signature old dairy cow flavor.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
What if the deep subconscious keeps track of sweetness in the mouth and nutritional requirements (conscience hunger and cravings)? Artificial sweeteners would break the biological programming and cause all sorts of problems including depres
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
According to a California advisory, respirators should only be used as a last resort. https://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh_publications/Engineered-sto... In New Jersey which also has lots of stone cutting, doesn’t all
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
The only precaution required is to use wet cutting and grinding. A wet process works better in every way except it uses more water. There is tons of decisions about factory equipment where there is a trade off between safety and the enviro
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
The push to switch to dry cutting was a “green” innovation. This is a California problem created by California thinking.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
From my FSAE days, she is likely the lightest engineer on the team. It was standard for the lightest team member to do the acceleration runs. The car is about 300lbs so it makes a difference.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Drag cars are slipping a clutch for the first 800 feet or so. Totally traction limited, not torque/power limited.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Google writes a check for $20m to pay high salaries to DC swamp creatures so they can write political position papers that benefit Google in some way. Google gets positive press for what is dubious at best.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Do not use TSP! Use sodiumtrippolyphosphate, aka STP, STPP. TSP is as caustic as lye. You can find STP on Amazon. Mix 30% STPP with powder for hard water. 10% for soft water.
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Phosphates keep the dishwasher clean for much longer. I just add the phosphates back to my powder. So much simpler and the environmental concerns have proven to be total bullshit. Phosphates can be managed at the waste water treatment fa
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
I don’t understand your comment. Are you saying that involving trial lawyers and US juries to collect big settlements from Apple is going to stop the NSO Group? Or is it that the NSO Group should be liable for the actions of their clients
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by jcampbell1 3y ago
Do you have any examples of articles with this type of content? I’m not familiar with what is on substack.

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