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This is not logical. Interesting to see how the escalation works in someones thought process, but these are not valid arguements. "If you have nothing to hide, you dont need privacy" Perhaps there are antiquated rules and possibly
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This must be wildly different between the US and the UK, a difference of which I was unaware. At least you have that going for you
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This is most assuredly incorrect. Banks lend at certain multiples of assets, 10:1. Money creation takes place here, not as imagined at the treasury.
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Daft
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Any engineers feel like running the heat calcs on whether it's actually more beneficial to have the heat exchanger in a small enclosed space heated by the wood stove? Im curious if the efficiency of the heat pump would allow for minima
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Torments to some indeed
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Ah, "neutral"
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No one made that claim. Your comment is non sequitor
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BBC and NHS wildly behind the curve as usual. https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-preventi... This is, in fact, old hat
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This isnt a good argument. Something in your brain makes you believe that you should know what other people are doing. It is almost funny to read as you point out the logical fallacy of your position and then promptly ignore it. Perhaps f
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No one speaks in middle english. Dead language rules and customs are irrelevant to modern language norms. People once walketh befide their mules, but now we gots lambos
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John jumped in their car... Right, so if you change it, then it's changed and it's different. Appreciate the clarification
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How could I answer that question. It is a non-question. Why would such a large group of people chose not to investigate the public record? Those same people are commonplace idiots, I suppose. They have not been informed by their echochambe
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Why is weather modification in quotation marks?
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Ten years ago, if someone mentioned weather modification, someone not unlike yourself would call them crazy conspiracy theorists. Now you fully accept the fact that what they were claiming is true, but because you don't care for their
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That's your take away? I think the point is that all the people in the world and all the various information they have received leads them to believe that a laboratory studying this very virus was responsible for its release. You chose
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It does dawn on you that this is expressly written in a manner which entices the idea such congressional authority exists. And yet does not mean that the authority exists. One cannot grant what it does not have.
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Get over the fact that a third of people in the country will go along with anything they're told and another third are so craven and cowardly they'll accept any answer at all to assuage their own fears? Oh, alright.
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Except African Americans had far worse immunity
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"Okay google" is so gross. Totally the apex of imposed advertising. Physically recoil in fact, like a bitter taste in my mouth. However, as opposed to some assistant turning imaginary 'pages' in .epub, sitting alone in f
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Honestly, I don't blame you. A genuine news release from a .gov site was not on the first couple pages of search results. However, that is by design. https://gov.alaska.gov/supreme-court-decision-forces-biden-a...
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Sorry, I'm not a team player. But, please feel free to provide additional information
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The administration used news outlets to pump the mandate and companies preemptively executed the order. OSHA does not yet have any policing powers, this was an attempt to generate them.
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https://gov.alaska.gov/supreme-court-decision-forces-biden-a...
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Executive orders issued by the Biden administration https://www.swfinstitute.org/news/90658/supreme-court-rules-...
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Hahahhha What!? The revisionist history begins https://eppc.org/publication/bidens-covid-vaccine-mandates-a...
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Very few sheriffs had the guts to publicly state they would not enforce unconstitutional covid mandates. They were unconstitutional. That has been proven. It was illegal for officers of the law to enforce them. I don't think the primar
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Presumptuous. Also, opinion. You seem to be missing that harvard attracts exceptional (and well connected) people. Expanding the business to suit their skills is a natural evolution. >...dining... Uh, Harvard throws a huge number of fund
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The fact that ChatGPT is bullshit seems to be falling on deaf ears. It is a reason to be seriously concerned, not less. This (and others) tool can develop or generate content fast and legitimate in appearance without accuracy. Text, audi
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You are making inference & unsupported assertions. Please feel free to investigate and provide educated feedback
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