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wavefunction
7mo ago
Tortoise have been observed righting other tortoise that have become stuck. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DZ57D608fiM (two tortoises helping a third) this has a terrible voiceover but you get the idea
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wavefunction
7mo ago
I would only add that young people or anyone should be able to afford to live alone as you say OR opt to live with roommates to share expenses and save and build wealth. It shouldn't be necessary for anyone working 40 hours a week to
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wavefunction
8mo ago
In my experience in Texas, the right-wingers have this system set up where votes that were legally cast can be denied validity by some sort of "citizens election integrity board." I had no issue voting in Travis County but when I
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wavefunction
8mo ago
>the most popular car on the planet That's the Toyota Corolla. I find this inaccurate glazing of musk to be relatively common but it always strikes me as profoundly weird.
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wavefunction
8mo ago
"structured data transfers" yeah I've done those, difference is it wasn't to build fascDB or extract public monies at grossly over-inflated rates
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wavefunction
8mo ago
Ignorance is neutral. It's not an assignation of blame, merely an acknowledgement of deficit.
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wavefunction
8mo ago
complaining about being downvoted is discouraged here tomorrow is another day
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wavefunction
8mo ago
I was curious and I assume you're referring to Nathan Mayer Rothschild, who died in 1836* from an abscess. These need to be drained, antibiotics are not enough to guarantee treatment outcome. And humans have been treating abscesses su
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wavefunction
8mo ago
Isn't that due to a different relationship to travel? Many on foot, villagers passing through from one area to another perhaps for the market, it makes sense that there will be more opportunities for "walk-in" accommodations.
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8mo ago
"Backpacking" in the US is conceptually and vernaculary different from trekking, not to argue something you probably know already and aren't claiming. The guesthouses in these countries were also government sponsored or owne
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wavefunction
8mo ago
appeal to emotion
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wavefunction
9mo ago
I suppose the administration's typo-ridden nonsense formatted with a serif-font MIGHT appear more professional. It's certainly possible, not impossible.
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wavefunction
9mo ago
Weren't they painted so they could be viewed from a distance, as many of them were not exactly eye-level. It's like stage makeup, you wouldn't want to apply the same makeup for performing in a play as you do... as normal.
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wavefunction
9mo ago
they're gonna build the american social-discredit system for many filthy dollars
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wavefunction
10mo ago
people go to a club because the music is good, even at the shittiest of popular venues everything follows from there
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wavefunction
1y ago
I agree that these are attempts to disrupt homestead protections in favor of unrestrained capital but Florida k-12 education results place Florida in the bottom 10 states and Californian is higher at #30.
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wavefunction
1y ago
How many adults actually abandon juvenalia as they age? Not the majority in my observation, and it's not always a bad thing when it's only applied to subjects like pop culture. Applied juvenalia in response to serious subjects is
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wavefunction
1y ago
the taxonomy of the subjects at the specific chronology is provocative, a leopard and a tiger interest me though I suppose many might over-look that, but what do I care for their lacking interest
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wavefunction
1y ago
You quoted >the most plausible explanation is that it is due to market reasons (prices) Seems to be market conditions or manipulations or inefficiencies in the market.
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wavefunction
1y ago
UPS said it was because shipping volumes at Amazon are down, so it's not-profitable because shipping-volumes are down. lol
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wavefunction
1y ago
The Judicial Branch is supposed to provide oversight over the Executive and Legislative Branch.
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wavefunction
1y ago
that's just a kid, unsupervised where are the parents in your scenario anyways that's how I learned to fly, without the chains people like you want to throw on the rest of us stay down there in the muck and grime
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wavefunction
1y ago
Musk can be fairly compensated and US national security preserved via nationalization.
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2y ago
700 million dollars in damages with no actual damages shown it's absolutely ridiculous
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wavefunction
2y ago
or they will regulatory capture, that seems more likely
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wavefunction
2y ago
vacuous platitudes from the stagnance of swamps
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2y ago
elon needs a new government teat
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2y ago
Its
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wavefunction
2y ago
you owe elon musk 80 years of your life - x.gov
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wavefunction
2y ago
You're telling me 200 ALLEGED adult professionals are involved in a scheme where some 19 year old cybercriminal has access to classified nuclear weapons systems as if that's any indication of a better situation than critics allege
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