sandydan

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by sandydan 3y ago
Because if the market had been providing them what they did want (clean meat of any kind) that act wouldn’t exist. Prior to that act the American people thought they were getting a clean product, a few journalists and a government investiga
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by sandydan 3y ago
There were lots of doomsayers in history that weren’t wrong I’d the point, yes those of us talking have ancestors that got through terrible times (some of them predicted some not), that wiped out large swaths of people and survived but ther
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by sandydan 3y ago
> I hold that even in the absence of specific regulation, the German market would provide Germans with pork that's safe to eat raw. Seems history is dubious on this idea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Mea
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by sandydan 3y ago
Yes peak oil is a good example of predictions being wrong, it does not mean anything for other predictions of doom. Dire warnings about things going on in Europe in the 1930s proved to be very true and incredibly costly and horrible for mos
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by sandydan 3y ago
I’m sure it was deeply unpleasant for my ancestors and I’m currently thinking the world may be up being way more unpleasant for my descendants than it was for me.
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by sandydan 3y ago
It’s not, my primary option when buying in France was 10-20 year fixed I assume there are a good deal more countries with that sort of market
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by sandydan 4y ago
I would recommend avoiding Pythonista myself as it is abandonware but that has been possible for a long time via stash which is still actively developed https://github.com/ywangd/stash there are a few other python envi
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by sandydan 6y ago
Even on your parents insurance if you only had yourself it will eventually get very complicated. co-pays, out of network doctors taking care of you while you are under after a bout of appendicitis goes wrong, cars breaking down, parents ran