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sadris
4y ago
But doing such a thing would turn Canada into a not-stable, not-wealthy country by changing the average genetic makeup of the country.
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4y ago
https://www.takimag.com/article/the-wisdom-of-dan-quayle/ > The GOP was in the White House when the Housing Bubble was brewed up in 2002–2005. President George W. Bush strongly pushed the finance industry to le
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4y ago
Behold, exactly what you are talking about: https://kirkegaard.substack.com/p/positively-motivated-to-he...
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sadris
5y ago
You get arrested. Then police take a closer look, then release you...
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6y ago
3% of the population commits 57% of all crime. So you could incapacitate those individuals prior to them committing murder. IE: put them in prison for 20 years for theft, then they can't commit murder. Let them out when their testoster
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sadris
6y ago
He was also a terrorist: a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, which is classified as a terror organization by many states (including SA). So how is this different than other states killing terrorists?
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7y ago
They're not harvesting organs. Criminals who are executed have their organs not go to waste in a coffin. It's not like they're taking everyone's second kidney.
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7y ago
The FBI tracks homicides by firearms. You are incorrect.
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7y ago
I just use rkill
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7y ago
Hopefully the big tech companies find ways to punish organizations that aren't IPV6 compatible.
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7y ago
PrEP effectiveness against PrEP-immune HIV is zero.
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7y ago
It must be zero? What if that resulted in 50% of murderers getting away?
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7y ago
And how many innocent people were convicted based on false positives? How many guilty people were convicted based on true positives?
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7y ago
You place an order from AREVA in France and then wait 24 months.
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7y ago
This is great. More sharing between departments will help catch criminals faster.
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7y ago
HIV can remain undetectable for up to six months.
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7y ago
HIV has already mutated to bypass prep. There was a case in SF about 8 months ago in the local news. Wear condoms.
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7y ago
https://www.heritage.org/environment/commentary/recycling-nu...
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7y ago
In bad conditions humans breed more. There was a ten year famine in Ethiopia yet there wasn't a single year in which the population actually dropped. People stop breeding when they know their offspring will survive
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7y ago
In almost every case, parents do not pass traits socially. Shared environment impact is roughly zero in nearly every trait ever examined.
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7y ago
What evidence do you have that he knowingly stated that falsehood at the time of saying it?
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7y ago
They were given $600m to fix it. But they racially discriminated in the hiring process and got a black owned firm with no experience and then wasted the money: https://dailycaller.com/2019/05/05/flint-lead-pip
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7y ago
RAND corporation found that the H1B program reduced tech worker's salary by 9%.
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7y ago
So is Youtube.
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7y ago
They do block it. Which is why it doesn't work if you install from your OS repo. You need to get it directly from GitHub.
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7y ago
This solved all my back pain problems https://youtu.be/DWmGArQBtFI
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7y ago
I'm begging for a good single threaded CPU that isn't $600
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7y ago
Looks really good. Webpack is crazy complicated. And last time I tried it I couldn't even install it from npm.
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7y ago
Give them Linux and ublock
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7y ago
There is less cognitive ability diversity in Scandinavia than the US. Given the extreme correlation between intelligence and workplace performance, it would be expected in a locality with high levels of variance in intelligence.
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