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synecdoche
25d ago
Many aspects have already been mentioned, all great in their own right, that lifts the movie into timeless greatness. I'd like to add one more. The stunning beauty and performance of Sean Young.
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synecdoche
2mo ago
Many examples of prison for Facebook posts in the UK. Not bad enough?
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synecdoche
2mo ago
For profit by those who it benefited, namely medical companies who made the so called vaccine. Only by changing and relaxing the long standing criteria for what constitutes a vaccine.
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synecdoche
2mo ago
Sweden had no lockdown and fared comparatively well.
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synecdoche
2mo ago
A 2026 Honda SH150 uses 2.2 l / 100 km (up to about 70 km/h) and is very quiet. Made in Italy too.
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synecdoche
3mo ago
I've heard the opposite. That is was designed and based on military organisation and for individuals to conform to the contemporary world view.
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synecdoche
3mo ago
I find this comment, on it's face, very hard to understand. An apparent abundance of qualifiers without definition. Is this an example of circular reasoning? It seems to me that the text is saying that generalised labour produces value
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synecdoche
3mo ago
No shoes last longer than well fitting well made all leather shoes.
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synecdoche
5mo ago
UBI drives inflation. All other effects follow from that.
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synecdoche
5mo ago
It’s pretext for identifying and tracking everyone. A inevitable ”byproduct” from getting your age by digital ID.
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synecdoche
6mo ago
No, the poor stayed poor or even worse, starved to death. USSR self imploded.
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6mo ago
I'm puzzled to what point is tried to be made. Is the parent statement supposed to be an argument that women are not capable, or even less likely, of providing means for, or inflicting massive destruction? How would that follow from wh
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synecdoche
7mo ago
That depends on what "education" entails. If it's one source only chances of it being propaganda is high.
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synecdoche
7mo ago
As opposed to slaves in non-western nations? May I remind that slavery was not exclusively a western thing, and that there are more slaves today than there ever was, in absolute terms, almost none in western nations.
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synecdoche
8mo ago
Only if you see it as that. More charitable is to see it as an example and clear case to illustrate of what might be beyond coverage of the amendment.
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synecdoche
8mo ago
Not everyone needs breakfast and still eat healthily. A longer fasting period is even an argument against it. But to each their own.
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synecdoche
8mo ago
Even better in my opinion and experience, exercise during lunch break, if possible. Being drained after work can feel like too high barrier to get started exercising.
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synecdoche
8mo ago
If you don't run your life others will do it for you. Nothing in this life is a must.
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synecdoche
8mo ago
For an international audience it's ambiguous. 5 k of what could one reasonably wonder.
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synecdoche
8mo ago
Nothing has no risk. A not insignificant number of people suffered from severe health issues from the covid vaccine alone. The definition of what a vaccine is and the requirement for testing were relaxed to allow for what would otherwise ha
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9mo ago
The video does not counter the parents argument about measuring fit. What the masons in the video do is certainly impressive. Cutting organic shapes that fit perfectly together, as if they once were elastic, is another level. Perhaps the di
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9mo ago
The perfect being the enemy of good.
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9mo ago
Had no issues.
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9mo ago
How? Why?
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10mo ago
Sometimes for good reason. Observe what happened to people who tried to approach Sentinel island. That may seem extreme, but it's not my point. It's is that cultures are different and some are detrimental to the people of some oth
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10mo ago
Anger seems to me to be one of the least understood emotions. In my opinion anger should be practised at every possible opportunity in order to cultivate as good as relationship to it as other emotions. Otherwise it will seem like it's
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10mo ago
>> Who would plant a flower next to a sick or hostile one? > A gardener who understands that after that short grace period that plant will have to grow amongst those sick and hostile ones essentially and not only that, it will have
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10mo ago
> especially when it comes to dealing with conflict. What makes you think school is a good environment for that? Kids can be very cruel to each other with often the most societally maladapted dominating for reasons that have no bearing i
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10mo ago
> they don't want their kids exposed to the other "cultures" in their area whether that be immigrants, other religions, or LGBT people. Culture is distinct from race. Some cultures advocate for the destruction of others. S
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10mo ago
Nonsense. Language evolves but not by edict. Same with biology.
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