nomoreplease

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by nomoreplease 5y ago
That’s talking about herd immunity from vaccines. OP is talking about herd immunity from natural infection. So your links don’t invalidate the point, considering Israel research just proved that natural immunity is 13x more effective agains
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Geez. I’m underestimating their intelligence? Have you visited the 3rd world? I have. Many times, and food+shelter is THE number one priority.
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Why did you have 1M in CDs in the first place?
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
I’m sorry and you’re right, it’s not your fault. But that doesn’t disregard what the person you were replying to was saying. The government has not encouraged taking vitamins or exercise. In Colorado they banned people from going hiking in
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
This is common with window protection (wood) in hurricane states
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
If they aren’t universally against all vaccines, then why is the term “anti-vaxxer” applied in deragatory ways? I was under the impression it meant they were afraid of all Portions of what you mentioned seem like reasonable concerns to the
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
> 8 billion people waking up every day. And all they do is seeking social relevance, No they don’t. Most of this earth is seeking food and clean water and substance. You’re lucky enough to have that and seek your social relevance
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
> Capitalism begets grifters as a matter of necessity. While I don’t disagree, I expect there’s a substantially equivalent number of grifters under socialism as well
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Congrats on retiring to what you want to do! What are your plans?
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
I noticed this too! Thought it was a random advertisement that I happened to receive in perfect irony. The irony is even richer since it’s being shown to everyone
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Are other auto companies pursuing in-home batteries like Tesla? I’m hoping for more competition in the Powerwall space
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Ya, but I’ve seen those same responses 4+ years ago. I had to give up on using it for a project years ago as they didn’t support some things and closed the PRs
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
> Would he have lost them money? Yes, definitely, without question I question it. You’re too confident here. How much money would he lose? Is it measurable? A blip? And how much increased revenue would be gained by his supporters? Does i
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
In one case the “canceled” actually happens routinely. In the other, it’s just a loud man ranting but no one was canceled.
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
> Black Box Voting, Ballot Tampering in the 21st Century by Bev Harris > Bloodlines of the Illuminati by Fritz Springmeier These two were the most interesting on the list to me. Not sure why he cared about the first , but the second (
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
These feature look amazing. Ah I clicked, I didn’t expect it to be compelling but I’m intrigued enough to try it out. Great work!
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
The most logical reason is that they want to connect the human identity to the wallet/address, thereby easily removing anonymity and ensuring the government can monitor their population effectively
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
OP said it happened In Florida but no name changes happened in Florida. My comment was meant to clarify, not argue in bad faith. I said “very” different not “completely different”. Nor did I argue that either should be ignored.
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
> Censorship isn’t what make social media and blogging so toxic to our culture. It’s the lack of reputational cost to bad actors and the undeterred gathering of information. This isn’t an either-or binary thing, both can contribute to a
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
In the Florida case it was/is a common surname, not a full name. In this Russian case, two humans changed their full name to match. Presumably paid to do so. Very different situations Edit: in the Russian case, they also changed their
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Is there a way to make it licensed? Like “if you use our paper or data, then you also need to publish yours”.
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Then why are the Leftist professors in the article so opposed? Why are they comparing her work to climate change denial and Holocaust denial? Why are they so opposed to the obvious logical conclusion
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Where are these texts? I didn’t know that this is actually written down
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Use Firefox?
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
This is great! I noticed US and Imperial UK units, but will other units become available?
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
This is my exact problem right now!
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
> To be clear, I mean the incredibly useful notion of realizing that cross-domain knowledge can share structure. Is there somewhere you can suggest that I can read more about this notion?
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Who IPOed that idea?
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Not OP but.. There’s a difference between debts and assets though. Is the $160B debt equivalent to $160B in assets or did they screw up and overspend? If I bought a $500k for $1M then the next buyer can’t get it appraised for such
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Where in your first link does it say that Qatar/Turkey are providing security? I didn’t find it

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