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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Like they blew up their own pipeline. Right. Look, (all) governments play the lie and deceit game; but I dont have to go along it because of some misplaced sense jingo-patriotism.
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
You appreciate the irony that the same folks who wanted the war in Iraq, the Dick Cheneys, the Nulans, the Eastern "new" Europeans are the ones clamoring for war against Russia? I don't care what token force of soldiers Eston
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
The hull is bent inward in a manner characteristic of a torpedo.
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Then y'all don't need us to come over.
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Pray, from what? And please don't flatter yourself. Europe couldn't field an army of a 100 000 riflemen if you put all of the EU countries together.
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
As long as the EUpeans don't drag me, my loved ones, or my taxes into a war with Russia I couldn't care less if any this is declared or not nor do I care if they torpedo Russian ships. However, I also couldn't care less if th
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Did I miss NATO declaring war on Russia and N. Korea? Or are we OK with the Chinese silently torpedoing the next batch of military equipment to Taiwan (a rouge province under intl law)? Your argument, taken to its limit, is might makes righ
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
"Sinking the ships and then denying knowing anything about it would probably be the best course of action. That's what Russians would do, if the roles were reversed." You mean like NATO did off the coast of Spain a year ago?
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Thats was Jamie Oliver, right? I really don't concede the point. Kids see food they aren't accustomed to eating blended together and fed to them by people they trust (Oliver is a celebrity in the UK). What they aren't seeing
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
That's not a bird. Thats an airplane flapping its wings.
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Presumably, if you're going to bother with flying vehicles, it's to free up space on the ground below. To fill with other uses, say pedestrians. Taxi falls, pedestrians get crushed bellow, but now the vehicular speed isn't 20
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
I think most people do care if it weren't very difficult, even illegal, to find out.
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
To be fair, chickens can see and discriminate between insects before putting them in their mouths. Powdered insects preclude that. Likewise, cows would never eat a carcass cow, but as hamburger mixed with a lot of grass...
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Its only safer because of dilution - insects are less likely to have proteins that a prion can induce to misfolding. But unless it is demonstrated that insect digestive systems have some magical enzyme that can do what autoclaves can'
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Not direct cannibalism. It is cannibalism once removed though.
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Im not allowed to donate blood in N. America because I once lived in the EU for a few years. Why? Because feeding cows cows wasn't proved unsafe and therefore allowed in the food chain. Then people started dying. Oopsie. But it's
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
This all assumes there's no computation beyond a Turing machine, right? Therefore, this assumes reality is a simulation on a finite set of rationals? So, as long as one believes in continuum, this is just toying around?
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Even if your point is conceded which I will state as: "the impairment levels are too so that unimpaired habitual pot users appear impaired" 40% of the general population is not a habitual cannabis user. So whether they are "h
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
You'll enjoy Vladimir Solovyov, Dostoevsky's inspiration for Alyosha.
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
Venerate: 1 to regard with reverential respect or with admiring deference 2 to honor (an icon, a relic) Merriam-Webster. What's the problem with venerating Mary? The Apostolic Church, East and Rome can over come their differences, ther
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
$0.35.... wow
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by shtzvhdx 9mo ago
We're using plane engines to generate electricity and my residential bill is almost $0.20/kWh because we invested in chat bots instead of the infrastructure the chat bots need. Make it make sense.
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by shtzvhdx 10mo ago
Which is probably why the causes of these diseases are so well masked.
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by shtzvhdx 10mo ago
Getting it certified for flight is insanely difficult because one of the challenges of AM parts reproducibility.
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by shtzvhdx 10mo ago
Ford is not some Silicon Valley lusty phantom - I mean unicorn. Ford stock has real value. Pay the mechanic 70k cash, 500k in stock and the mechanic gets real compensation and, slowly, Ford becomes an employee owned company.
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by shtzvhdx 10mo ago
Aluminum has limited loading cycles
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by shtzvhdx 10mo ago
I dont think they're lying. But these are ensemble averages, and presumably bad testers were as common before as they are today. Or maybe not. Maybe the problem is the composition of the ensemble. Seems important to figure this out.
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by shtzvhdx 10mo ago
I didn't say there should be no management and America's management class today is of terrible quality. Im just calling to modify and reduce c-suite compensation.
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by shtzvhdx 10mo ago
The SEC requires companies to disclose the executive pay to median salary. It 2023 it was 312:1. Ok, but $500 000/year isnt a median salary. But Ford's CEO is $26.4 million, so 53:1. Gather up the rest of the C-suit at Ford and yo
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by shtzvhdx 10mo ago
Unlike the humanities, it is trivially easy to test if high school grads are just as good at math. Test them on the same questions. In fact, doesn't the SAT purposely include recycled problems to measure capability drift vs time?

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