phaemon

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by phaemon 5y ago
Sure. You're a useless cunt and when you die it will massively improve the life of everyone you know. Welcome to the truth my friend.
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by phaemon 5y ago
You mean people like you? Or are you working there for minimum wage?
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by phaemon 5y ago
No, the price was rising well before any of the "whales" came in. You're just writing a narrative that suits your existing preconceptions.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Yes, that's true. I guess I don't oppose it because I don't care. But I certainly know many developers whore highly concerned about their pay.
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by phaemon 5y ago
By learning what they are. It's not that difficult. A pyramid scheme of any sort requires new participants continually. Crypto currency does not.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Everyone having information is called "universal education". It's not a bad thing.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Actually, it wouldn't need to be that long. The circumference of the moon is 40k kilometres, so assuming the site was in the center of the far side (though there's no reason it needs to be), that would put it at ~10,000 km from si
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by phaemon 5y ago
Or a long cable... 5078dc16f05cc325c8f8804f68e20feac85bea84
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by phaemon 5y ago
Would like to know this too.
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by phaemon 5y ago
There isn't any for mine; it's included with the house.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Vague bet. What does "worth nothing" mean? Obviously collectibles will be worth something and even crappy cars will have scrap value.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Have you genuinely never seen people refer to, say, $10k to mean ten thousand dollars? It's very common.
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by phaemon 5y ago
That's fair enough. I didn't grow up in an ideal environment, but I also did have enough encouragement to end up where I am today.
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by phaemon 5y ago
How do I know that two objects are either receding or approaching? Because it's obvious. Think about it yourself. Edit: ah, wait, your theory says that approaching objects look the same as receding ones. I think you need to justify tha
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by phaemon 5y ago
Don't criticize your parents for not knowing as much as you do. I'm sure they hoped that would be the case.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Wow. Although there are elements I disagree with, that said is a very well argued and explained point. I suspect there are few here that will read through it though. Might be better as a blog.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Galaxies are either approaching or receding from our perspective. How could they possibly be stuck in some "place"? Your theory makes no sense.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Well...
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by phaemon 5y ago
Carrots were naturally white. They were bred to be orange for reasons you can Google.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Indeed, not an insightful comment at all. Everyone knows that.
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by phaemon 5y ago
That's completely wrong I'm afraid. In terms of popularity (number of fans) Rugby is about as popular as American Football, at around 9th most popular sport. The top two are 1. Association Football (aka soccer), 2. Cricket Boxing
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by phaemon 5y ago
Ok, I didn't realize anyone would really think that only legal documents could be used in court. It seems an utterly bizarre idea to me. Did you think that an eyewitness account of a murder would be inadmissible because it's not a
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by phaemon 5y ago
That's just nonsense. There is absolutely no need for UK cattle to be fed soya-based feeds and if finishing lots have recently started using them, it's for a minor percentage increase which might be financially worthwhile but cert
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by phaemon 5y ago
Yes, that is what it says. Not "cannot be used in court". Just that they consider the English version authoritative. Are you trying to tell me you can't tell the difference between these statements?
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by phaemon 5y ago
Well where droptablemain thinks you're being ridiculous, I would argue the opposite: that's what we already have. We call these state trained professionals "teachers" and pretend they're just educating the children,
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by phaemon 5y ago
Sometimes it pays to be irrational.
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by phaemon 5y ago
By "balanced electrolyte consumption" you mean chemicals such as sodium, right? I'll give you a moment to think about that...
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by phaemon 5y ago
Now? You've clearly never heard of the 1518 Dance Plague: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_plague_of_1518
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by phaemon 5y ago
That is literally the opposite of how scientific hypotheses start. I'm guessing you're not a scientist.
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by phaemon 5y ago
Well, firstly you have a fence-post error: 2002-2012 is eleven data points. So, lets reverse your methodology. Let's look at 2002-2010 and then 2010-2020. Now we see that in fact the trend is accelerating . I think that answers your q

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