surewhynat

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by surewhynat 6y ago
This is an outrageous comment. It makes no sense, you seem to think nothing should improve.. If you see a single food system causing disease over and over, like what happened with mad cow disease, we should stop it. If you see a single rest
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by surewhynat 6y ago
I don't think the comment was meant to exclude him or herself from humanity. I interpreted the sentence as inclusive of him or herself, but riddled with shame for our species, ie: why do you human beings like trash tv?
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by surewhynat 6y ago
Who in this entire thread is saying anything about Obamacare? Look at what other countries are doing, do you hear them having "obamacare?" Stop comparing your current medical system to worse systems. Start comparing it to other, b
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by surewhynat 6y ago
Other countries have price caps on their procedures. This makes sense to make the price for a procedure the same across hospitals. It's the same work. Marketing and Sales people should not be involved in the pricing structure of healin
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by surewhynat 6y ago
You know healthcare isn't just dental and eye exams right? Canada covers 100% of everything that isn't dental and eye exams. Also, your insulin shot doesn't cost $1000+ in Canada either. You're a troll, bolstering false
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by surewhynat 7y ago
I think they mean they tested "everyone they could"
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Yeah, everyone is criticizing China for hiding numbers early on. Why is nobody criticizing the politicians in the rest of the world who weren't even authorizing testing?
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by surewhynat 7y ago
You're basically saying, a) should we care less today and let the virus spread more? OR b) should we care less in the future and let the poor bastards dope themselves to death? Perhaps the solution is: Save as many people as you can to
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Look, do your analysis to find out what it cost, but under no circumstance should anyone be saying savings lives isn't, "worth it" Health insurers are hugely part of the problem in America and should not be looked up to, as a
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by surewhynat 7y ago
We're also betting on it not having any mutations .. the more people it sees, the more paths it can take as it replicates..
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by surewhynat 7y ago
hospitals will be overcrowded so your "normal" USA death rate will actually increase because the people who would normally receive medical attention will no longer receive it.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
USA wasn't even testing until very recently. Those numbers IRL are probably insanely higher than that.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Mutations. You don't want many people getting it because there is a higher chance it will mutate.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Okay, and how about Korea? Korea is also lying? Everyone is lying except the countries in the west? Have you considered that those countries just simply have had a better response to mobilize than the western countries?
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by surewhynat 7y ago
These are nonsense conspiracy theories. South Korea's Numbers are also too low? No. Our response in the west is just terrible because of all the political nonsense, the fact that scientists don't influence our countries, and most
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Shopify also gave its employees $1000 to fund work-from-home office equipment. ie, chair, desk, screens ... A thousand bucks doesn't go very far in America. Feels like the wrong thing to be paranoid with Facebook over.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
No, it is a relative to the drug. Although from what I understand is that they behave similarly. Someone posted a link to this useful video yesterday, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7F1cnWup9M edit: typo
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Bill Gates once talked about money no longer having a utility for him. The utility of money goes away at a certain point when you accumulate too much and there is no longer something you cannot buy. The utility would be most efficient when
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by surewhynat 7y ago
My thoughts exactly, and what about leap years?
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Yeah, as someone who recently began spending more time in California, those signs are inadequate and completely ignored by everyone. It should be specific, which carcinogen in which part of the product is used, and why.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Approving carcinogens for residential use.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
You're seriously just arguing for the sake of arguing and it's absurd. Sure, I will clarify what I meant to you. Ask the same people that lived in Crimea at the time the original referendum took place. >Lack of complains can’t
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by surewhynat 7y ago
You're now fighting with me on two different conversation threads, what seems like just for the sake of fighting at this point. Violent protest is always greeted with crowd control. In Every Country. You seem to be forgetting that the
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Okay, it doesn't pass your smell test... If there was another referendum today, and the people were given an option today, what do you think they would vote for? You never hear from Crimeans complaining about the referendum result in a
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Again, not a post about Ukraine, but, ok ... >Technically that’s true, but it’s important to remember the protest was peaceful for couple months. Then police started the violence. People have a right of self-defense. Violent protest is n
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by surewhynat 7y ago
Can you please point out where you think it is flawed. Constructive criticism can lead to truth, so, if you disagree you should state so, but, also state why you disagree so that there can be a discussion.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
I enabled it to read what it said, and there wasn't anything all that pro Russia in there... The main point was that the United States has invaded a lot of countries since 1949, and currently occupies a lot of those territories.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
This thread is not about Ukraine, but, if we must ... The protests in Kiev and other cities were violent and out of control. Ukraine was 6 months away from an election which they could have normally voted out their president, but, the peopl
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by surewhynat 7y ago
No, that's nonsense. Just because Germany does it doesn't mean the parent commenter's experience in other EU countries is invalid.
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by surewhynat 7y ago
You're telling me with 100 billion dollars in the bank you don't fully understand your supply chain and make an informed decision?

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