splitstud

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by splitstud 5y ago
Storage safety requires a stable civilization for a longer time than we can possibly guarantee. There is no obvious to this problem.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Perot was a viable candidate. And as someone who didn't take him seriously... my lord was he right about the 'giant sucking sound'
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by splitstud 5y ago
Why must we look to redistributive policies? If there is some systemic issue you would like to mitigate with redistribution, why not address the systemic issue?
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by splitstud 5y ago
Beers. Two beers for these nongender gentlemen.
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by splitstud 5y ago
And those of us having to make difficult supply decisions don't appreciate your ignorant handwaving.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Today I learned that free inquiry in university is far right nutjobbery.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Which ought to make anyone with intellectual integrity question whether lockdowns have any merit.
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by splitstud 5y ago
They both challenge received wisdom. One bears a social penalty for making any arguments similar to either of these. Yep, checks out. Definitely in the same territory of climate change skeptics.
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by splitstud 5y ago
The right is codified law. It is not up to citizens to argue this. It is up to to those who need to control others to make these arguments. Yours are hncompelling, and have been swatted away by courts for decades.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Why shouldn't it? It's a complete and total fabrication used to smear a segment of the population.
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by splitstud 5y ago
So you're comfortable with fundamental rights being obviated by private entities in all cases or just this one?
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by splitstud 5y ago
Would you care to go on record as asserting that limits can not be placed on Constitutional rights?
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by splitstud 5y ago
The problem is not with the jurisdiction, but with the regulation in this particular case
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by splitstud 5y ago
To really understand Houston you would need more data. Chiefly, the rampant influx of illegal aliens driving massive growth, higher rents when construction can't keep up, pressure on unskilled wages, and rapid building of schools a d o
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by splitstud 5y ago
Just look at the article. This article states that a large percentage of the waste comes from nets lines and ropes. That is absurd on the face of it. This isn't a fact-based exercise.
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by splitstud 5y ago
So various political entities mandate recycling, but do not create a payment mechanism. Then they pay Asian countries to get it off the books.
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by splitstud 5y ago
People who can't formulate values from first principles.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Yeah, I mean pop sci infers that it can actually be demonstrated to work.
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by splitstud 5y ago
So now you're presupposing matter. Look, your myopia is not universal.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Responding to both at once. Yes, lighthearted comment. You're right about adaptation. The point I'm trying to make is simple: building physical exertion into your daily life is the best way to retain strength, flexibility, health
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by splitstud 5y ago
In two weeks I'll need help with 80 bags of cement. Loading them, unloading them, humping a barrow to the back of my property. There will be mixing and pouring and beer. I've already cleared the roots, shoveled Nd rolled the path,
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by splitstud 5y ago
I supplement weightlifting with big gardening and small building projects as well. Fishing can be great exercise as well if you figure out a pattern that serves.
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by splitstud 5y ago
While I'm sure you learned this, you forgot to mention: manage their expectations.
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by splitstud 5y ago
You'll be spending less in 3 to 5 years than others pay to lease, and building equity besides.
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by splitstud 5y ago
And 10 years from now inflation will have only increased the tax and insurance. In almost any locale, buying is inarguably the better option.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Please continue. Explain how those beliefs intersect with moral value.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Because said telemetry would be based on an assumption. Said assumption is at the very heart of what we consider morality.
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by splitstud 5y ago
It's good that we're only talking about censoring things you don't agree with.
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by splitstud 5y ago
Would be nice but they'd have to compete as beggars on gated app stores. Face it, big tech is robber baron territory.
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by splitstud 5y ago
It's expensive to collect, maintain and collate data yet they're making a profit on it. If they didn't want the data they wouldn't collect the data.

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