ozzyman700

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by ozzyman700 5y ago
Because the data is given by the user, to the app. For example, MyFitnessPal can share the weights you give in check-ins to advertisers or whomever. But if you had a app from a health provider or health insurance company that you logged exe
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by ozzyman700 5y ago
You can see here [2] what entities HIPPA applies to. A app would probably fall under the rightmost "clearinghouse" column. But, that is only if the app receives data from another cover entity. If the app uses data provided volunta
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by ozzyman700 6y ago
Was not the abolition of private property possible at an earlier time? No. Every change in the social order, every revolution in property relations, is the necessary consequence of the creation of new forces of production which no longer fi
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by ozzyman700 6y ago
>I'm not sure what you're referring to here. This isn't an issue of planning, and it doesn't have much to do with inequality either. A major economic depression is going to hurt the poor more than the rich. > it do
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by ozzyman700 6y ago
http://www.ctfoodbank.org/about-hunger/take-the-snap-challen... took 3 seconds to find this by googling "average snap per month". I could find national numbers from secondary sources that cited federal sourc
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by ozzyman700 6y ago
all shelves with scales all over them for each thing you use unmeasured
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
Your choice! Workers of the world unite!
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
ETAC is wildly biased and has lied in the past about organ harvesting with other prisoners in china. I have no reason to believe it is true this time. I do believe the US is working hard to manufacture consent that China must be destroyed
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
none of that is true, and I hope you can find a source for any of those things. Organ harvesting of uyghur prisoners is completely unfounded and is a lie spread on the internet.
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
Happy to hear! Thanks President Xi!
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
Of course it is not, sorry if it seemed I implied that. productivity is always increasing, but do wages? https://www.epi.org/productivity-pay-gap/
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
There would not be poor if it was not for the rich. marx's capital lays this out.
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
What about history not just 'sort of happening' but instead, changes in the means of production lead social change. e.g. Industrial Revolution, Factorization of production. This is how a marxist views histories progression and I f
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
if the law is immoral, yes.
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
a sdr radio breaks sms 2fa
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
The house was built because there was someone to live in it.
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
I think Henry George's Land Value Tax is a great solution that can really help us avoid a situation similar to what occurred during Mao Tse Tsungs revolution.
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
We cannot, landlords are a parasite on productivity whose existence is based on the theft from their tenants. If it was not profitable they would not do it, if it is profitable, it is inherently unethical.
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
Would you tend to feel that mental health issues are a result of nature, and not nurture then?
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
This is what I feel is meant by stiff upper lip: Be like a rocky promontory against which the restless surf continuously pounds; it stands fast while the churning sea is lulled to sleep at its feet. I hear you say, "How unlucky that th
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
Is it worth your time? I doubt I could cope with what you describe.
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
optimal level to achieve what goal?
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
Sorry freeflight i cant respond to the comments I would like but generally this is where I wanted this information to appear. If anyone is interested in learning more: https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob&#x2
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
I have found that novel novelty is the key to feeling good. Too much novelty too often becomes hard to cope with, too little is too drab.
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
>I thought that they worked by underpaying people just out of school, but dangling the carrot of big bucks that always seemed just out of reach (maybe next year I will get the big bonus!) and then churning and burning. How do they work?
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
CIA manual: https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/...
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
SCADA systems running public utilities plugged directly into winxp machines that are on the internet is something I have seen in person for 5 different organizations. the CFAA and foreign states not wanting to start a war is seemingly the o
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
A few million
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
Oh if you don't have a manifesto you should start
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by ozzyman700 7y ago
Recycle cardboard into pulp for home printing of your manifesto

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