Comments by "Fox" (@tomlxyz) on "RealLifeLore" channel.

  1.  @GOAT_GOATERSON  it's enough to make all countries on earth upset
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  2. "The year is 2017" L i e s
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  3. ​ @hachimakihoshino4832 it didn't collapse, its government got overthrown but for the most part it stayed intact
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  4. Americans wanting a green lawn despite most areas being unsuitable for the type of grass that they want has always been a weird thing to me.
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  5. From what i could gather it's the opposite when built in the desert. The heat island effect comes from replacing vegetation with buildings, concrete and asphalt. Meanwhile in the desert the cities tend to have more vegetation so it's actually more chill
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  6. Why's that surprising? They'd literally die if they were bad at water conservation. Any place low on a certain necessary resource either gets good at managing said resource or stops existing
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  7. Ireland is a tax heaven, a good part of its gdp is "imported" and doesn't actually contribute to the Irish economy or employment
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  8. The need for water is way way higher than the need for salt. Think after all, drinking sea water is deadly
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  9. Some of which are used as tax heavens and the UK claims they can't do anything about it because they're kinda autonomous territories. That is until Russian sanctions where they suddenly could impose them magically
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  10. They'd spend more on funding and maintenance than they'd pay in taxes
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  11. A bit off topic but "Sahara" is just a word that translates to "desert". So if you take Sahara in it's original language your sentence would be literally correct
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  12. This seems like a good way to keep protesters away from the government
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  13. Wouldn't the constant evaporation steadily increase the salt concentration of the lake?
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  14. Is that where the line came from?
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  15. Ah yes, letting people vote depending on whether they vote you or not, quite the democratic process
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  16. ​ @Demopans5990  having an indoor pool as a heat sink sounds like a high humidity indoor situation to me
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  17. ​@@user-ej9nl1ng9d there are studies about it
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  18. But the same applies to Russia so it kinda evens out
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  19. I think Germany has one of the strongest anti nuclear movement
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  20. I've always heard people refer to towns with 5 digit population as "small town" when it comes to the US
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  21. Just go further north and you have a non dry, non humid climate
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  22. "why a project that never made sense to start with is failing"
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  23. Yeah, which makes this story pretty boring
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  24. That thing is rather ugly
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  25. What was it about?
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  26. This video points out the correlation but answers why. Like, in the USA is basically the other way around
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  27. I live in a colder climate and i don't quite get the appeal. It's colder now but i can put on enough clothes to be comfy. But in summer you can't wear less than nothing to stay comfy outside
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  28. It sounds so weird to me to refer to a country by she
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  29.  @mandelbrodt  IQ isn't equal to intelligence
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  30. Is there a reason to assume the pentagon is located in Washington?
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