Youtube comments of Zach B (@zachb1706).

  1. “Memories that will last a lifetime” Target audience is the elderly...
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  2. Looking at his Wikipedia page, he was charged with “Indecent handling of a corpse”. That is the biggest understatement of the century.
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  3. Ultimately the past few months have been the most stable the Peso has been in a few years
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  4. I guess Taylor Swift breaks that mould by releasing an album full of boring choruses
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  5. “He was a Good Samaritan” No he was the reason the police were called
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  6. That’s a... strange example
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  7. "Democrats largely get a pass, even if you can't tell what they say" 😂
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  8. “When you delete something, it isn’t really deleted” rings true for that post that some reddit mod tried to censor 😂
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  9. If you didn’t add asians, people probably would have been fine with it
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  10. Honestly the acting was that good I wouldn’t have got it otherwise
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  11. “Throwing” is a bit of an understatement, this kid could send that plastic ball into orbit
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  12. Apple did it didn't do it Edit: sorry, the Pro Display XDR is not Dual LCD. I swear I heard it was when it came out, but that was a myth
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  13.  @montefleming8390  Warren Buffet started investing at a really young age, and was given guidance by his father who I believe owned a stock broker. I think we don't see many prodigies in those areas because of opportunity, and they're often not touched on by most education institutions.
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  14. Did I ever tell you what the definition of insanity is? Insanity is doing the exact… same fucking thing... over and over again expecting... shit to change
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  15.  @yesterdayitrained  I don’t see it as a big issue. Are you saying your life would be any different had you seen subtitles as a child? It’s a pointless requirement imo
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  16. The Devil’s Bandit body fat or muscle it’s not good to have too much. The worlds biggest weightlifter struggles to move around with the huge strain on b his heart.
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  17. I hate Google for 1 reason: it mindlessly recommends journalism over all other content. The internet has this great benefit over other forms of media that anyone can post information easily for anyone to see, it allows experts to create a website and share information to you. Instead Google prefers to give this role to clueless journalists who have no knowledge on the subject, who talk to under qualified “experts”, and who give a barebones and often incorrect summary on what you want. I want content made with passion, not content spat out for a commission
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  18. Because it was first degree murder.
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  19. A man of truth
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  20. spel king you won’t. That’s it. The only issue with BMI is for professional athletes, and chances are if you’re worried about your BMI, you’re not one of those.
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  21. Though fat people should pay for two seats
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  22. “Balancing climate truth and first amendment” It’s 100% first amendment and 0% truth. Because without free speech - truth doesn’t exist
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  23. Funny thing was the wife had said in a text to “go along with it” (in jest the lethal drugs he had taken a picture of) but once money’s there she’s crying
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  24. A University near me doesn't start with Python or Java, they start with Haskell.
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  25. I wonder why she was called bossy 🤔🤔🤔 Well I guess it got her into playing Hermione
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  26. Pence destroyed her like I thought he would
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  27. Well he hasn’t woken up in along time then
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  28.  @yaboicolleen  ok but you can just turn on the subtitles if you have a hearing problem
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  29. SpaceX is the world’s best cargo and human launch provider. What are you on about?
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  30. Not just any sport, one of the worst sports
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  31. Bacteriophages are cells that can completely bypass antibiotic resistance, and for an infection to build immunity it will have to in turn give up some antibiotic immunity. Another advantage of phages are their specific targeting of cells, meaning faster and safer treatments.
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  32. Sounds like there’s 3 things wrong: the swimmer for swimming outside of the flags with little experience, the company for firing a lifeguard and enforcing bad rules, and the laws for potentially making them liable for things they weren’t meant to be protecting.
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  33. She didn’t decide alone, she made her decision based off the ratings that stakeholders gave to each proposal and there was no doubt a lot of discussion behind the scenes. One thing Thunderf00t glosses over is that the stakeholders and later a GAO investigation agreed: SpaceX’s bid was simply the best.
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  34. The postal service is there because it’s not profitable. Many rural towns may be completely cut off from the mail as it would be too costly
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  35. Bot
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  36. surfer2003 01098095795 yep. And he was the worst
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  37.  @Leadlight280 no he isn't
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  38. Haha I saw a video where they were telling their voters not to hate foreigners but white people. That’s where the political debate is now in South Africa
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  39.  @KaizerSozaye  there’s more humour in a standup by Amy Schumer than in the history of SNL.
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  40.  @youwhatmadeidk  agree. Battlefield UI is uninspired at best and terribly designed at worst
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  41. 0:35 That doesn’t take into account how much each source is used. Sure, overall fossil fuels might get more subsidies- but per MWH?
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  42. The UN and some captured US senators are crying
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  43.  @dagreatcow  oh definitely. There is absolutely no other comedian more talented than her. No ones is even close, she is near perfection when it comes to comedy.
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  44. C.C. Studios no it’s the right thing to pay for what you use.
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  45. Would this not threaten Epics own store which also uses exclusivity dealings to hijack the market?
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  46. Imagine if the government put this effort into breaking up pharmaceutical company monopolies instead of bloody handbags
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  47. I remember a few years ago when that one website got all of your details and you moved out of town for the week. That was long ago
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  48. It’s a ripoff of Airplane! with its own shitty spin
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  49. This is why cops are jumpy at traffic stops. Take your time, keep your hands in sight and announce what’s going to happen.
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  50. Paying off the massive $28 trillion in debt?
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  51. And the 55% poverty stat isn’t crazy. When he took office poverty was already around 45-50%, and the government was suppressing poverty through unsustainable price and currency controls It was going to get worse no matter what he did
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  52. This is a pro Massa yt channel
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  53. 115k people liked these lies?
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  54. How I read it, dollarisation wasn’t proposed because it is better than the peso, but because it prevents future governments from manipulating the currency like they have done for decades.
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  55.  @tebogomodisane9499  nah man, she’s just that good. The best, without a doubt. Every time she makes a joke about her pussy, I can’t help but laugh myself off of my chair.
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  56. China absolutely has a right to self defence. Not to invade its neighbour like it’s preparing for
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  57. Both autopsy’s said that the officer was the cause of his death. One attributed it to his medical history while the other attributed it - more correctly - to suffocation. Either way he is in jail.
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  58. The Japanese wouldn’t even find the thing, let alone engage it. The US carrier could sit back and pick them off.
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  59. The currency was held at an artificial peg far above it's market value. He's not devaluing the currency, he's devaluing the peg.
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  60. These comment sections are always full of Chinese bots.
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  61. No one deserves to be forced to war
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  62. To be fair, it’s probably one reason why the “wage gap” is wide. Woman take paid leave more than men - they are a obstacle
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  63. One of their leaders just got thrown out for defending the SS so…
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  64. The92 along with bmi, a body:fat ratio needs to be taken into account.
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  65. Bot
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  66. Lol he actually started crying
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  67. bqgin most of the cost of a cat is caring for it
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  68. This is the person currently in charge of the border. 4 more years of that and the US wool barely be a country
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  69. Mike Halve also a more corrupt system, which allows the government to lock people out of travelling by public transport, accessing the internet and possibly many other things (health, education, ect) Do we want our government to have that control
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  70. Bail doesn’t mean he’s not going to go to jail.
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  71. Amie Putnam boo hoo. Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time
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  72. It’s insane how low the salaries are in Britain. NHS doctors get paid on average £70k, which would be ~$140k here in Australia. That’s less than half the $300k starting salary for a public doctor here, and private is way more than that. It’s an economy in shambles, and society that’s been going down the gutter for years. Atleast that’s the opinion of a dirty “convict”
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  73. I can’t wait to come back to this video in 3 years time and laugh at comments like this. Thunderf00t has been wrong about SpaceX every time he makes a video but you guys still buy into his grift
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  74. “There hasn’t been a major transportation innovation in 100 years”, maglev trains is one I can think off of my head
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  75. @Jakonate the green new deal is very socialist. “Guaranteed, high paying jobs for all”, “government funded healthcare”, “government housing for all”. I agree, it all sounds very sane.
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  76.  @iUseVegas Neom isn’t even his project, I don’t see the relevance.
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  77. 1) Falcon 9 already proved you wrong. Also all launch companies are working on reuse because of how much it saves 2) Yes, it’s called iterative development. 3) The tower wasn’t hit by the blast, and once they get reuse working it’ll pay for itself in a dozen launches.
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  78. Blame the homeless woman for doing absolutely nothing to improve her situation, and instead choosing to harass people and businesses.
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  79. We need to stop pretending a single person was able to make a decision about where $3 billion was allocated on their own. They just followed what the committee who analysed the 3 submissions found
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  80. ProHognes_jr you lose your human rights the second you harm another’s
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  81. They are though...
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  82. I absolutely agree with you, it is a crime that schools don't introduce proofs. Even the most simplistic proofs, like the ones you showed. The only time they are put into my curriculum is if you take the hardest math course, which only 5% of the cohort takes. 95% of students aren't even introduced to proofs.
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  83. @letters-numbers Bot detected!
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  84. Either restrict what it will cover, or have a box of food that gets delivered.
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  85. I, view your streams, I’m in your chat, you’re in my dreams I’m in love and I need your help, I thought of you and peed myself I quit my job just to watch you freely Stop fucking calling me creepy This ain’t a joke to me (This ain’t a joke to me) This ain’t a joke to me This ain’t a joke to me x3 I, found where you live, Earned that right with the money I give It’s not parasocial if you love me to, I know your type and I’m perfect for you I drop off presents because I love you deeply, Stop fucking calling me, creepy Why won’t you talk to me (Why won’t you talk to me) Why won’t you talk to me, Why won’t you talk to me x3 A nice guy like me won’t lose, Because I’m protecting you From all these assholes in the chat I may get laughed at, But in the end it will be you and me “Vocals” A nice guy like me won’t lose, Because I’m protecting you From all these assholes in the chat I may get laughed at, And spit upon, And shit upon, And pretend like nothing’s wrong In the end it will be you and me.
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  86. 10:10 Actually they did cut subsidies to boost the economy. It was a part of “Rogernomics”, the big economic plan Roger Douglas laid out. He saw subsidies as the government “picking winners” which lead to inefficiencies
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  87. He’s been great
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  88.  @davedavedave4 she was literally born in the US.
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  89. The EU itself is how the US should be run. 50 individual states with an overarching but heavily limited federal government
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  90. Science is just made to disprove theories, thats why its so powerful.
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  91. Are you blind or did you not see him drop his unholstered gun?
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  92. China is heavily restrictive on their currency, that would be stupid
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  93. These poor people are eating junk food, then when some of them inevitably put on weight, the health expenses are then covered by the sane taxpayer. No, if you want “luxuries”, you use your own money.
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  94. Maybe because there isn’t anything bad?
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  95. 18 is even to low. 21 should be the voting age, at 18 people haven’t even experienced self dependence nor have the maturity to make important decisions.
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  96. This accident happened in 2007...
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  97. He’s not bashing it. Quantum can’t do anything special yet, it’s atleast 5 years away from being useful and atleast 10 years away from being commercially advantageous
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  98. Trump had record low illegal immigration, how could it be “broken”.
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  99.  @americaisthebestcountryever  my idea is literally the vision the founding fathers had for the US.
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  100. Because a lot of what she says isn’t facts.
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  101. Typical government, "protecting people" by making it harder for them to invest how they want. "The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the Government, and I'm here to help"
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  102. Brainwashing starts young.
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  103. I’m fine with transgender people join the army, as long as they are held to the same standards and etiquette as everyone else.
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  104. Take the L
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  105. stolen shoob say that to the person he raped. Or the family of the one he murdered. Or the torturer’s victims. Or the people killed in a shooting. Prisons are punishment and rehabilitation. Not one or the other. Norway spends a whopping $129 222 (USD) per prisoner in 2018. To put that in perspective, thats more than what two people in the US make in a year combined. To push a system similar to Norway’s, the US will have to quadruple the prison budget, costing taxpayers almost 400 billion dollars a year. No prisoner deserves $120 000 each year to live better than much of the population. There are actually good citizens that would do so much better with that money instead
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  106. Linux is cheaper, more stable, uses less resources and can be customised to the needs of the user.
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  107. Ok didn’t know if you were joking or are just an idiot, thankfully it’s the former
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  108. @Jakonate sure it will, all socialism does.
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  109.  @David-ud9ju  when you tackle early, you completely remove the offender from the situation. The question in the Ireland game was if the ball carrier could have gotten the ball out, because if he could it was a definite try.
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  110. Still not sold on Cane. I think there are better 7's in New Zealand
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  111. That was a temporary stimulus measure.
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  112. It's pretty simple. 2. Not 200
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  113.  @Love.Cook_Sanji  I never said he was more powerful than Congress in full, I said he is more powerful than the singular congressman/woman that represents you
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  114. yurei8 he shot the cop with the taser, what do you expect? And those 4 children are much better without him. You want to know what he got into prison for? Child abuse, false imprisonments, fraud, battery. The guy was a crook.
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  115. It also had a development budget over $40 billion and cost $1.5 billion to launch
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  116. What a dumb statement. Sure, we could produce it ourselves. How would that help developing nations? They rely on manufacturing jobs to stay afloat.
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  117. They’re like the 3rd fastest growing economy in South America, after the last government left the country in a recession?
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  118. I mean that’s pretty much what it is anyway
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  119. They are uneducated. That stupid lady was implying that we let them in. Disgusting.
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  120. When you are at a traffic stop, announce where your going to grab before you do it, definitely after you say you have a gun!
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  121. I hate the titles of bills proposed. The “Affordable Care Act”, “For the People Act”, “PATRIOT Act”. It’s disgusting
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  122. Cole’s Game’s that’s a lie, how heavy are you, and what’s your height.
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  123. What will you be saying when StarShip succeeds?
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  124. Exactly 😂 This guy has been hating on SpaceX for years.
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  125. wheeze
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  126. The problem is a lot of countries are now adopting the welfare state model. Poor countries which can't afford it are facilitating incredibly expensive welfare programs. Why? Because of democracy. Votes matter more than building a prosperous nation. When you see places like the Congo with59% tax rates, you start to understand why they don't grow
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  127. Because he's committed an illegal action. Next time he'll wait until the ball is in the hands of the player
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  128. Bingo! It’s almost as if the founding fathers despised democracy and the mob rule that comes with it and sought to make the system more fair so that smaller states don’t feel left out of the equation.
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  129. "Law is complicated" That's the biggest problem with the legal system. We are holding people accountable for things they don't understand. It should be simple, transparent, easy to understand, and open to zero ambiguity
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  130. The government should stay out of the student loan business,
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  131. Poverty rate was 45-50% when he took office, and trending upwards. It was inevitable
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  132.  @jareddacosta5579  it isn’t socialism, but it does share some similarities. Essentially it’s taxing everyone who is successful to redistribute to the poor - it’s socialist.
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  133. I’m an “expert” as well. He’s not.
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  134. Why don’t you drive down and watch it happen then.
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  135. On economic policy he’s probably the best world leader at the moment. More countries could do with a Milei
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  136. Georgina Whitby it kills over 4% of all victims, too put that in comparison your average flu kills under 0.1% of its victims. It has no cure or vaccine, it spreads easier (as it can travel on particles in the air, thus the 1.5m spacing rule) and could potentially kill millions
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  137. The gun show loophole has been exposed many times. You get your background checked anyway. Private sakes are private, how can you e force them?
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  138.  @Rentru. 😂 those are some shitty insults
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  139. What should change? This was a good shooting.
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  140. It's so the Argentinian government won't be able to inflate the currency because it will be handled by a third party.
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  141. Your neighbour could just as easily stab you. The gun makes it easier to kill yes, but also makes it easier to defend. Personally I would much rather have a gun rather than having to hope that the police turn up before I get stabbed to death. It also serves other purposes. As a German you would no how disastrous giving your government too much power can be. The only thing stopping that from rising again is guns in the citizens hands.
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  142.  @williamgeorgefraser  Musk takes the impossible and makes it merely late.
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  143.  @TheTrainmobile  a person without a Y chromosome
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  144. I disagree. I see congress as the people’s house, and by that nature if the people like someone enough to vote them in for (how ever long), they are good enough to keep serving.
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  145. I think it’s called “The Biden Plan” I can’t wait for Bidencare, Biden Affairs
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  146. Because having children starve because of their parents bad choices is bad, and it’s also bad to have people who are in a hard time financially resorting to stealing for food
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  147. Sounds like Unreal Engine
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  148.  @matteobannatyne6279  why should Aaron Smith have to wait for the slow ass South African prop? He was ready, the receivers were ready. It was just another bok trying to slow down play
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  149. Sanya Goldstar there’s a difference between protests and riots. Trump has threatened intervention of the states can’t grasp a hold of the riots .
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  150. Agreed, under Obama we lost the trade war.
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  151. But sharing doesn’t encourage hard work or innovation
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  152.  @erikcordova1713  good point, sharing is a volunteering act, communism is forced charity
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  153. He’s perfectly fine, he hasn’t been harmed at all. It’s just misleading journalism
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  154. There’s a lot of ways this could improve the world.
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  155. No
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  156.  @Refertech101  well no, Neom is impossible regardless of timeline whilst Starship is just going to be a few years behind schedule (rather common in the Space industry)
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  157. But dumb to put your hands in your pocket when getting chased by police. You’re asking for it then
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  158. Should have gone to prison.
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  159. You mean an Indian court ruled in their favour?! The country is corrupt as hell. Of course they got away with it
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  160. Carbon tax is essentially a subsidy to all those things because it puts them on an even footing with polluting activity
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  161. We are all wrong because the Onion gets their info from 2100
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  162. I am sincerely worried about you Charlie.
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  163. Natives committed the same atrocities to take over their land.
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  164. Well she looks pretty weak and fragile to me.
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  165. It sounds like a rather fair overview of the elections
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  166. If this happened in SA they'd sack their coach. NZR needs to grow some balls
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  167. It’s really well shot from a cinematography point of view. The pacing works well. The dark tones really give into this sense of helplessness.
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  168.  @Baker311 because they've nationalised it they've seen little growth. Argentina should use Australia as an example, follow its lead and privatise the industry. Then you'll get investors from all around the world funnelling billions into the economy
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  169. Bodween alex it’s not illegal to shoot someone in the back. He was aiming the taser at the cop, that’s enough. If he shot then the cop could easily be incapacitated and his gun taken off of him
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  170. Socialism was killing Venezuela, it was only the trade tarries that accelerated it. Socialism doesn’t work, it’s a fact.
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  171. Did she really complain that Nvidia wasn’t funded by the CHIPS act? Yes, because they don’t create chips!
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  172. A Padgett something like 90% of illegal immigrants are Mexican, yes I do Carr if they come. Their country is a mess, and they only bring poverty and crime with them
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  173. 😂 The 2 astronauts who have to stay behind on Orion will be a big jealous
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  174. You can’t assume the advertised price for a Falcon 9 launch is what SpaceX pays. And you especially can’t then add the employee costs of SpaceX because you’re now counting them twice in the equation, whilst ignoring revenue streams from SpaceX’s other ventures.
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  175.  @commonsenseskeptic  you can only include opportunity cost if StarLink is taking away launches from someone else willing to pay $50 million, in other words they are at capacity. Which they aren’t. That’s massive because launches were your largest cost. You’re also ignoring many revenue streams from businesses and governments. I think your estimate is crude at best, it vastly overestimates the costs and underestimates the revenues. I’m not saying it’s viable, personally I don’t think 42k satellites is viable - there just won’t be the demand to justify it. But a smaller constellation may work well.
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  176. He wants to rejoin the Paris accord? America, do yourself a favour - run from Biden while you still can. The Paris agreement is the biggest load of BS
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  177. Gwendal Cardenas Ortiz can you craft in destiny? Is destiny in third person? Is destiny a copy of Warframe? Destiny is a terrible copy of Warframe, with less features, and less interesting lore
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  178.  @DataScienceDIY  the price is fixed, the timeline is really the only issue. That wasn’t helped by the Blue Origin lawsuit holding up HLS, preventing NASA from working with or providing funding for Starship development for 7 months. And the GAO found that the program was just optimistic to begin with. NASA expected the lander to be built 25 months faster than most of their own projects take. But even if it was ready this year it wouldn’t have been able to launch. Artemis 2 hasn’t even happened (meant to be 2023) and it is delayed until 2025 because of Orion. The Space Suit still isn’t ready, and won’t be ready until atleast 2026. Etc etc. The only thing ahead of schedule is the damn rover!
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  179. Adam Mayer sexual orientation comes from experience as much as personality comes from experience. Many cases it can come from trauma, someone I know is gay because abuse they were raked as a child. That’s not the case for all, and it’s not wrong in any way. But it’s not set in stone.
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  180. We need some regulations, but undoubtedly the number that we have in the west are far too great and it is stifling economic growth.
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  181. (Shoot ‘em 😈)
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  182. It’s to slow down the riders while giving them some airtime, like what a rollercoaster does. Many accounts claim that the weight of the ladies and boy didn’t reach the 400lb minimum, obviously that’s in place to prevent this and if it was true then that’s why they hit the net
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  183. You can’t expect to earn 500k a year working as a cashier. Do you want to know why? It’s easy It’s not very valuable There’s a lot of available workers and very little open jobs. However if you put the time and effort, go to University, study medicine, you could become a doctor. It’s hard, in high demand and there’s little available to work. You can take you money, and then invest it in the stock market and now you’re filthy rich (if you play your cards right) in 10-20 years. Capitalism rewards choice, it rewards difficulty and it rewards risk. Working a 9-5 job in an office isn’t anything special. Owning that office, investing in assets, working out wages and solving issues - that takes time, money and commitment.
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  184. Tbh, he was acting a little sketch. Just have a little chat and go on your way.
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  185. Dale Cadman Biden attacking trumps trade record? Why not look at Biden’s record with China, his inability to renegotiate NAFTA, the hundreds of thousands of jobs lost under his vice presidency
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  186. Not true.
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  187. These are rebel’s wanting to unite with Russia
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  188. Depends how many missiles they have
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  189. The problem with decriminalisation is that it makes the problem worse. You still have an unregulated market controlled by cartels - but now the demand is higher as there is less risk. Either you crack down in all forms or completely legalise it and regulate/tax it.
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  190. She literally answered it. He can’t, under the 15th amendment, do anything if the sort. And he wouldn’t anyway. Someone being an originality means they don’t make their own rules. That will stick by the constitution- which is what every judge should do.
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  191. Alessandro Hernandez not at all. The electoral college only pushes for candidates to appeal to a larger variety of states, rather than the big cities.
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  192. Kyle is justified
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  193. Diversity is fine, illegal immigration isn’t
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  194.  @rixster089  they fought wars and killed members of other tribes to take their land. I think the most funny example is the tribe that used to live around Mount Rushmore. They cry about that land being stolen, they don't mention that they stole that very land a couple hundred years earlier
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  195. So if trump wins, he’s not really a new president. If we are to take her dying wish seriously, trump can not replace her seat for the next 4 years... replace the SCOTUS
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  196. Thank you
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  197.  @LordZontar  all of his “SpaceX: BUSTED” videos have aged terribly. The Falcon 9 rocket has proven to be the cheapest orbital launcher in the world, thanks to its reusability. It has saved NASA billions over continuing the Space Shuttle program.
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  198. And you should too. China is a corrupt country. One news journalist spoke out against their government, calling out lies that he heard while inside government. He is now locked down, unable to move around (by train, bus or plane), has restricted internet access and is constantly spies on by the government. It gives the government too much control.
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  199.  @slik_  huh?
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  200.  @brandzwright773 SpaceX gets a fraction of the funding of NASA.
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  201. 1. SpaceX’s bid was far cheaper than the other options. It was half the cost of Blue Origin’s lander, and a third of Dynetics 2. It was the best thought out. SpaceX delivered a detailed document and quickly responded to issues NASA bought up. Both others were much slower to respond and many issues were left to be figured out later 3. Starship was a much more capable lander. Blue Origin had to essentially redesign their lander for the second round. It was reusable and didn’t leave anything behind on the moon 4. NASA was interested in its capabilities to launch large masses to LEO and beyond. 5. NASA is heavily focused on commercialising space, as it makes it cheaper for them if they aren’t fitting the entire cost of development. Blue Origib and Dynetics didn’t have a good plan to commercialise their landers, whilst SpaceX did.
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  202. A what?
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  203. I mean stats don’t lie 😂
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  204.  @davianalaniz1375  because the president isn’t as personal, presidents are picked by the nation and have much more power than congressmen/woman. His roles as the head of the executive branch are much more impactful than a single person in a house of 400+.
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  205.  @Love.Cook_Sanji  congress as a whole is more powerful, but a single congressman is not.
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  206. He doesn’t care because it was in self defence
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  207. No he’ll go onto bashing the next Musk thing. That’s what he did with Falcon 9 and electric vehicles.
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  208. It copies Warframe, not destiny.
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  209. I don’t understand why it’s illegal. People say it objectifies woman... like the millions of porn videos and pictures. It’s not like prostitution is something your forced to do
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  210. Yeah no.
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  211. All he did was make the cheapest and most reliable rocket ever made
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  212. No one's saying that, the problem is the temperature McDonald's served their coffees
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  213.  @thatotherguy7596 it’s the only option you have, higher pressures mean it’s harder to move around in your suit. It’s perfectly safe, we have hundreds of spacewalks to back that claim
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  214.  @alexm566  the world calls them chips.
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  215.  @TheTrainmobile  well to start with, saying "them" implies a group.
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  216. Here in Australia with a government expenditure of 27% of GDP, the EU’s love for the government boggles my mind
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  217.  @soifi2165  no, you will have experience. Experience living by yourself, experience paying taxes, and working. Experience of life without your parents.
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  218. Technically the currency is pegged, the central bank has simply ran out of money to support it so the black market rate is 3x the price. But the reason a peg won't work is it's too easy for future governments to manipulate. The main point of Dollarisation is to prevent future governments from printing the currency to fund their out of control spending.
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  219. The alternative to fractional reserve banking is we pay 5%/yr for the bank to hold our money. It's like complaining about online advertisers, but then saying you wouldn't pay $180/yr to use Google. Ontop of that is it even desirable? Banks lending out 90% of their deposits adds a massive amount of liquidity and velocity to the markets. It means money gets to where it needs to be faster.
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  220. What would you do if she camped outside your house?
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  221.  @Meggiez1030  you broke the law. Whether or not you think it’s a good law, you still actively broke it. Take responsibility for your actions.
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  222. There’s many theories, such as the zero energy universe hypothesis, this theorises that the universe spontaneously exploded into both positive and negative energy at the same time. But before it could reform, the energy changed into other firms, with positive energy becoming matter, and kinetic energy, and gravity being the negative energy that attracts everything together.
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  223. Foreigners bring in expertise and capital that South America sorely needs. Cutting off the globe isn’t going to make you rich 😂
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  224. They probably are sticking with 1 so that they can work closely with the chip and iron out any issues before they extend to larger trials.
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  225. Well a 4 month approval. But I didn’t expect them to launch straight away. Just shows you how much they want this to work.
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  226. The solution is to electrically charge the outside of the suit. Moon dust is charged, such g is why it sticks to everything. That also means it can be easily repelled.
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  227. And Germany is having none of it. I’m on Germanise side for once
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  228. Thunderf00t please do some more research before you start throwing out “$1million per life”, it’s not $1 million stimulus into covid 19 treatment its into the economy to reduce the impact that this epidemic would have had either way. Even in Australia we are getting stimulus packages to reduce economic deficits, it’s not a case that “everyone else did it right and it’s costing us”
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  229. Minimum wage should be state run, each state knows better how much money their citizens need, and the cost of living is different everywhere.
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  230.  @iwilitu6591 yeah don’t see that happening any time soon
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  231. The left is the one starting a war.
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  232. And you should too. China is a corrupt country. One news journalist spoke out against their government, calling out lies that he heard while inside government. He is now locked down, unable to move around (by train, bus or plane), has restricted internet access and is constantly spies on by the government. It gives the government too much control.
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  233.  @lollolson don’t bother, it’s a troll
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  234. Man for a guy respected by many, he’s hit a new low.
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  235. I disagree that they were abusive. They were strict abs wanted success, instead they got a lying bitch that was just going to leech off of them
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  236.  @zavd.r.3638  no, I hate when people suffer and it’s not their fault.
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  237. No
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  238. Are you dumb? The electoral college is great! No.
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  239. Whitey O'Banion anyone can invest, it’s not a class. If you actually knew how to save money and learnt to invest in stocks you might actually be successful. That’s what capitalism supports, hard workers who innovate
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  240. 8 years for torturing and murdering a 2 year old child, then downloading huge amounts of CP. They should be locked up for life.
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  241.  @nancypotts9877 Apollo didn’t need refuelling because: - It was much smaller - Most of it was left behind, with the astronauts leaving on an even tinier ascent stage - It could only support 2 astronauts for 2 days, so the life support system was smaller
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  242. A currency peg is much less resistant to political pressure. The second a socialist president returns to power the peg would be cut to help fund their radical spending.
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  243. Oh diversity
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  244. That yellow was ridiculous. I felt bad for Wales, they deserved that win and I just felt the referee made a few poor decisions that gave it to the Boks I hope Wales can bring back that same energy, as a Kiwi I'd love to see SA beaten
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  245. HAHAHAHAHA. Losers
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  246.  @slik_  I'm not religious, I just have common sense.
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  247. Because it’s ABC, and their viewers hate trump
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  248.  @bloodfallen0149  shut up man. It was a mediocre performance from one of the greatest sports teams of all time.
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  249. Haven’t heard of Hosier since take me to church, which I couldn’t stand. Great to see he can make good music
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  250. Thunderf00t 2035: Starship 15 BUSTED: only takes 50 people to Mars
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  251. All phones have back doors, it’s probably a requirement to sell in the US.
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  252. William Choules doesn’t make it good to watch
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  253. The money spent on buybacks dont just disappear into the oblivion, it goes right back to investers who put that money into other company. Sometimes a company has reached their limit of growth, where they dont really need any more factories, workers, ect. In that case, the money would justsit there, unused. A stock buyback gets this money back onto the market, reinvesting and that is why they aregood for our economy
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  254. Starship also uses cryogenic engines…
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  255.  @Homiloko2  Artemis’s scope extends far beyond Apollo. To fit into that scope, Starship HLS must: - stay on the moon for a whole week rather than 1-2 days - carry up to 6 astronauts instead of 2 - take off without leaving anything behind - be refueled in space - carry more cargo All this whilst having 1/10th the budget of the original Apollo Lunar Module ($2.7 billion vs $25 billion), and less time to develop it (4.5 years vs 6 years). SpaceX is also providing the launcher (Super Heavy) and covering the cost to carry out the mission with that $2.7 billion.
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  256. But this weight is out shadowed by the battery
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  257. I really hope she doesn’t
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  258. If you don’t scratch an itch after a couple of minutes it will go away
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  259. Part of the reasons Starship was chosen is that it’s more than just a lander. It has many commercial purposes that can keep costs down. It will be used to launch satellites, space stations, take cargo to the moon, transport people. It can even be a space station itself. This development isn’t strictly for Artemis, it’s everything at once.
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  260. Drawing is a girls thing? Someone tell the thousands of male artists.
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  261. Or you could just pick a better ideology.
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  262. Nuclear power is the future. It’s cheap and it gives off NO emissions.
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  263. So according to you, imperialism is when a sovereign country like Taiwan is able to make its own decisions without being bullied by China
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  264. It was a complete success. But you’re right if you mean Starship development isn’t finished IFT4 showed reuse as they plan (landing of ship and booster) was possible. So I’m very optimistic. IFT5 apparently will test a full landing so let’s see
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  265.  @RanEncounter  it showed that they could land the ship and booster, the hardest part of the whole thing.
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  266. TRUMP 2020
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  267. Beyond the point. The point is the shooting is justified.
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  268. I don’t live in the US, I live in Australia. My state has had its GST taxes stolen and sent to the more populous cities, while we see messily returns of 10%, other states are seeing huge returns of 200-300% of their total GST output. If it wasn’t for our debate, which is equal to every state, I highly doubt that we would have seen the changes that we are seeing today (the federal government finally being fair). So what does this have to do the the IS and it’s Electoral College? Because it shows you how important it is to have smaller states get a small leg up. For the sake of all citizens.
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  269. What?
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  270. Bobrazy but not updating gives access to third party hackers...
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  271. There was no nazi salute
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  272. Solar Flare your right, you shout him because he poses a threat. From everything I’ve seen the cops were completely justified for this shooting. If more details come out I may change my mind.
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  273. Tracing the path isn’t the big issue. It’s all the complicated specialised tech with little margin for error.
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  274. ⁠ @theangryotaku3361 Starship isn’t just copying other people 😂. No one has ever made a fully reusable rocket before, let alone a fully reusable super heavy rocket. Refuelling has never been tried either. Hot staging of a rocket this large has also never been tried.
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  275.  @commonsenseskeptic  They can just build more Falcon 9 rockets that’ll be launched multiple times. The costs per launch don’t go up because SpaceX is launching StarLink, in fact they likely go down due to fixed costs diminishing. I don’t see what the lifespan has to do with anything, By other revenue I mean things like defence (StarShield), business contracts, maritime/airplane communications, Direct to Cell, etc. StarLink isn’t just residential customers.
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  276. Good 😊
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  277.  @Tainoblazed 😂 so who were these supposed buyers?
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  278.  @TheLumberjack1987  Starship is under development, we don’t know how it will perform yet. But going off SpaceX’s success with Falcon 9, no one has made a more reliable rocket than that.
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  279. It was a temporary hospital, quality hospitals take months of planing, let alone building it
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  280. I like the way you explain what everything is doing, rather than just what to do. It's a unique style you don't usually see with cooking shows/videos
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  281. By replacing it with a gas bill 💵!!!
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  282.  @alexm566  I’m from Australia, we call it chips. Same in New Zealand. Only thing we calm fries are the small chips you get from Maccas.
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  283.  @ConsciousExpression  Russia launched like 12 times last year, SpaceX launched 96 times.
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  284. Our actually quite ingenious, minus the individual electors. But they are being phased out anyway
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  285. Sam Sung China is using its economic power to bully countries into siding with them. Tariffs on Vietnam, Australia, and turkeys to over a dozen countries for standing up to China. You say we should have an independent investigation? No more trade! You say that Taiwan isn’t a part of China? No more money for you! We are leaving the fate of the world in the hands of a totalitarian government.
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  286.  @MetallicaRocksss  income inequality isn’t a bad thing. You SHOULD get paid more for harder work - and if you run a extremely successful business like amazon you SHOUOD be able to earn as much as you like.
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  287. Ie SLS, which cost $24 billion and has launched once…
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  288. Did you watch the video? He clealy states that the extened function no longer uses the original sum - instead it defines it another way. We do this all the time in maths.
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  289. Why is that not the point. The could include an accidental discharge from an officer, to a man shot outside a school by police.
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  290.  @purpledevilr7463  I don’t like unions. They take away a employees personal responsibility and instead treat workers as a collective. It has lead to a workforce that has very little incentive to work harder at their job. Amazon offers me a great service, a online store with fast delivery at low prices. They have championed efficiency, utilising robots and people, along with some of the greatest logistics, to make the process as efficient as possible. It’s a hallmark of capitalism’s growth, and for it to be impeded by an entity that has little regard for the company nor the consumers that use it is detriment to our economy.
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  291. Especially when it’s made wrong
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  292. That’s a very poor choice of words, I can definitely see where the outrage comes from. Sco Mo is quite accustomed to being insensitive, how you could vote him in for another term is insane.
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  293. Should've stayed on the ground or got up quicker. It's pretty simple. He interfered with the attack
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  294. Mate, who gives a shit about some baby turtles 😂
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  295. AI is fucked because like 90% of programmers are liberals
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  296. It’s all nice and dandy when you can piggyback off of other countries medical spending, military, ect. Maybe the us should do less for other countries and start doing more for itself.
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  297.  @junesuprise they made an example out of him. It’s a disgusting sentence
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  298. Slightly violent? Was Hitler only slightly racist?
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  299. SpaceX has saved NASA billions. And this will be no different. It would have cost NASA a lot more than $2.9 billion to develop a lunar lander. NASA was estimating $10-15 billion
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  300. Sadly it passed.
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  301.  @spacecanuk8316  as far as possible. Obviously there is a limit. A companies job is to find that limit. A company that doesn’t find the limit will lose good employees, good customers or go out of business entirely.
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  302. Roger Pollard read the description
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  303. Dustin Tacohands any government can turn on its citizens. Or minority group. And no one would know because it’s been censored.
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  304. Oh come on, go look at pictures of Chinese cities in the 80s vs now. They aren’t a rich country by any means but they are far richer than they were then
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  305. Yeah, but legal
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  306.  @feelingcheetah1  I disagree. I think it’s uninspired and didn’t fit the WW1 aesthetic.
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  307. Count every vote... as long as it came in on Election Day. You can’t vote late and expect you’re vote to be counted.
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  308.  @zavd.r.3638  I enjoy people who cause others to suffer getting what they deserve.
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  309. In the video he was asked repeatedly to move outside, to them need to be forced by officer 1. He pushed him against a wall, when the “victim” turned and tried to remove his gun. He was not walking away, he was not grabbed meaninglessly.
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  310. And anthem will flop because Warframes around
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  311.  @justterrell956  if you regulate and tax it, cartels will still be a thing? If there’s a cheaper and safer alternative in your country, you won’t need to go to a cartel to buy your drugs. If drugs aren’t legal but there’s no punishment for drug use, then you won’t be solving anything. Instead your just going to increase demand. The reason a lot of people don’t do weed is because they are afraid of the law. Making rehab a possible alternative to a prison sentence could work. But decimalising the drug all together won’t.
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  312. Make our space dirty how? It crashed into earth
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  313. Whitey O'Banion the “owner class”?
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  314. Whitey O'Banion ahh... so successful people who have changed the world fir the better. We shouldn’t let them accrue wealth? That’s not a class, anyone can become a businessman. It just takes hard work, and a good idea!
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  315. Only helped him
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  316. Wasteful? Most of those launches will be reused tankers being launched multiple times. It’ll be far cheaper to launch HLS and refuel it than to launch SLS.
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  317.  @BuildinWings  how do you legislate against courtesy?
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  318. Grimescene City more people are incarcerated in the US, and are in there for longer
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  319.  @swdev245 yeah it’s not the architecture, it’s just Intel and AMDs disregard of mobile chips. Now they’re scrambling to deliver much more efficient chips with Strix and Arrow Lake
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  320. My favourite thing to do is to go on random “eco-friendly inventions to save our earth” videos and link your videos.
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  321. Politicians are just annoying
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  322. That's why men have hardly moved while women have turned insanely radical
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  323. SLS had a lot more money from the start, it also essentially had everything laid out from the canceled Ares V. Starship was just a plan until 2018 when they started launching a water tower around. It didn’t really get lots of funding until around 2021, since then development has been at a blistering pace.
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  324. Mutable data doesn't scare this man
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  325. Because standing on top of gun victims to push your political agenda is deplorable at best
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  326. TLDR is pretty unbiased
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  327. Because it isn't 😂
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  328. Shoigu also had no combat experience
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  329. Humans can explore bodies much more thoroughly and quickly. Also a lot of Artemis is exploring how we can survive on another body, we are the experiment
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  330. Reminds you of every single space suit in existence?
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  331. There’s also actually good reasons to go there. Half the point of Artemis is to learn how to build a sustainable human colony - we are the experiment. Humans can work faster and are more flexible.
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  332. No
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  333.  @saltyandgreen  no, they deserve neither love nor respect. Unless they try to better themselves. Those are the ones I respect
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  334.  @TheTrainmobile  absolutely not.
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  335. Imagine if every time a new device came out you were forced to upgrade instead of being able to upgrade down the line. Especially considering the cost of TVs back then, many poorer people would be unable to access any TV
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  336. *does
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  337. chami s feminism isn’t equality
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  338. And then SpaceX landed them. The Falcon 9 has landed more reliably than any other rocket in history has launched. And it’s saved them a shit ton of money.
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  339. Lol.
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  340. Thunderf00t is a grifter. NASA spent $24 billion developing SLS, it has a projected launch cost of $4 billion. Where’s his video on that?
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  341. There were a few, mainly family member who were nearby when the device set off in their home.
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  342. I haven’t seen any credible source say any civilian devices were affected.
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  343. Capitalism is not like monarchy or slavery. 1) it’s an economic system 2) It’s actually been successful
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  344. This isn’t TikTok dickhead
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  345. You'd have to put all of South-East Asia under a watch list then 😂
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  346. Carrie Morgan how?
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  347. Yeah but it’s rubbish
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  348. Pence destroyed
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  349. At 7 is fucked.
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  350. What’s unacceptable is a worker potentially killing someone’s by not following basic instructions. That worker should have to pay damages
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  351.  @k.j.3835  she is a republican? Not with her policies.
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  352. The US bases in Australia, Korea, Japan, the Philippines are all there voluntarily. The Philippines actually asked the US to leave, which they did, then cried for them to come back because China has been growing ever expansive.
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  353. It's being wasted
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  354. It’s not that it’s unpopular or a bad system, it’s that the us realistically can not afford Medicare for All at the moment
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  355. I mean, Mark was probably trying to figure out what crime they had him in there for 😂
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  356. It wasn’t just the white supremacists that were violent. And he did call them out.
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  357. TikTok needs a dislike button
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  358. Ahh the old "banks are stealing profits from you" scam that's been running for centuries
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  359. “Protestors”
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  360. Gab Rodriguez because putting money to good use rather than costly road chargers is good.
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  361. Eddy Cruz what about what the taliban has done
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  362. Just play Warframe
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  363. The thing about SpaceX rockets is they’re very cheap. They already have 4 other rockets ready for takeoff.
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  364. 😂 Fijian drua
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  365. And condemning White supremacist hundreds of times over. I am sick of the media attacking trump for things he hasn’t done - Fox News should reconsider who they hire
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  366. Guy thought he was Gus Fring fr
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  367. Every EVA suit uses a low-pressure high-oxygen environment. High pressure makes it hard to move around
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  368. It isn’t very strange she left for SpaceX either. Many top NASA execs have left for SpaceX recently, actually SpaceX has created a problem for NASA as they’re taking all their talent.
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  369. Yes I think that’s where electricity belongs, short distance trips
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  370. Thank you!
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  371. Because it’s faster and cheaper. Starship’s development is proof of that. Thunderf00t gets so angry at $2 billion in taxpayer money going towards starship while NASA spent $24 billion on SLS for it to launch ONCE.
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  372. There was no harm.
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  373. The thing is woman moan about these things, like harsh expectations and slut shaming. 1. Most of that is influenced by other woman 2. It’s not hard
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  374. You can keep your 42% income tax thank you.
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  375. Aye
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  376. Carl Penlidis the police in the footage screamed “drop the knife”. Jacob then admitted to having a knife in a later questioning.
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  377.  @useyourheadpliz  I mean it blew up on the launch pad, and a year later was taking people to the ISS. Issues will arise and SpaceX will fix them. You are correct that Starship is a more risky venture but it isn’t less thought out. The proposal they sent in for the HLS program was by far the most detailed, it was one of the things NASA pointed out in their document comparing them. I’m confident, they’ve done amazing things before. They have a much larger budget now and development is really ramping up in the last 11 months, I think they’ll put people on the moon in 2 years. But I don’t know that, I’m not an insider - nor are you, you kinda have to admit that you need talking out of your ass when you say it’ll take 10 years to human rate this thing.
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  378. I love people who say tromp dors it for money... like he hasn’t lost millions campaigning
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  379. Oh we have empathy, empathy for the people trying to come here legally to make a better life for themselves
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  380.  @RyviusRan  well we’ll start with Falcon 9: - Claimed they’d never land one - After they landed one claimed they would never reuse it - After they reused it claimed reuse was pointless because the Shuttle was more expensive than similar rockets - Moved on after he realised he was wrong as now every launch provider is attempting reusability
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  381. Oh my god. And you vote?
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  382. Taylor Foster he’s a millionaire. Call him what he is. Maybe if he had an idea how economics works (which he obviously doesn’t just listening to his radical ideas) he could be richer
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  383. Because they won
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  384. yyyjyyyj dint take the risk, ISP’s by law must log and give information to the government if asked - depending on what country you are in of course.
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  385. It’s not the republicans going an protesting
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  386. Because Wyoming doesn’t have many voters, but they deserve a say because they are intact apart of the United States
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  387. Why would the us, a capitalist powerhouse, have any intention to assist the spread of communism?
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  388.  @icemachine79  see I hear you complaining about SpaceX winning a contract legitimately, but you aren’t at all disturbed by the Senator of Blue Origin’s home state essentially gifting them a contract of their own?
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  389. Build the wall!
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  390. That’s essentially what the SLS is. It cost $24 billion
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  391. Here before 1B
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  392. Voters don’t really care. They don’t see Jan 6th as a coup or Trumps fault. They also don’t view him as a r*pist. You can scream all you want but he’s winning
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  393. Apollo was expensive. At its peak NASA was spending $60 billion a year on it, it took up their entire budget. Artemis on the other hand is meant to take up a fraction of NASA’s budget which is much smaller than it was in the days of Apollo (adjusting for inflation). All this whilst having a much larger scope. Apollo’s approach was safe and expensive
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  394. Because tasers are 100% effective and don’t ever fail... Rayshard Brooks shooting?
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  395. Dictators do seem to be very popular until they’re met with a fair vote…
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  396. ?
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  397. 3:57 Obviously not forward
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  398. Because the boys killed an innocent child. Executing a criminal is not even comparable to killing an innocent person
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  399. Yes it was remote controlled
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  400. Yes Charlie it is going to the VFX teams. Over half the budget is going to them. VFX is super labour intensive, and costs so much to render. It’s these costs why Hollywood is very excited for tools like Sora.
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  401. Well when free games provide better gameplay, there’s reason to shit on it. You wasted $60
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  402. From every socialist society we’ve seen... it’s pretty grim. Not that happiness is a great indicator of quality of life, as many people take a lot for granted.
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  403. Because NASA would’ve had us there by now…
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  404. Ancient Greek Philosopher well letting teachers carry would be a good start
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  405. I never thought Claude lost the programming race. I don’t know what special sauce they have over in Anthropic, but their models are incredible at coding But rubbish for almost everything else.
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  406. 4:40 Windows PowerTools baby!
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  407. Wdym? Yes he would, and the comments would be telling him to call the cops or something
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  408.  @rithvikmuthyalapati9754  if it were up to me conscription wouldn't happen full stop. But if it were to happen, well I wouldn't base it on who can or cannot vote, but rather who is the most viable to fight. That's why woman can vote but aren't apart of the draft.
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  409. Oh no.
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  410. Rofl
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  411. That’s shit
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  412. The snow issue is a pretty big problem, definitely in the northern states. It’s not “old man syndrome” it’s “fix your shit” syndrome
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  413.  @tatata1543 1 video and he’s back to musk. Got to get that bag 😂
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  414. What?
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  415. Well it will.
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  416. Lemon Grass because you can’t tell us anything. Your making it all up in your head to validate your ideas to yourself.
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  417. From islam
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  418.  @TheTrainmobile  well for absolutely everything else they are treated as if they are not capable of making adult decisions.
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  419. Then changed the thumbnail which originally said “debris field guaranteed
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  420. Except it isn’t. SLS damaged its launch mount on Artemis 1 which still hasn’t been repaired. Orion has massive heat shield issues that NASA hasn’t decided how to resolve. Mobile Launcher 2 is years behind schedule and its budget has ballooned by $2 billion. The Exploration Upper Stage (needed for Artemis 4 onwards) is years behind schedule and won’t be ready until 2029 at the earliest.
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  421. SpaceX has saved NASA tens of billions…
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  422. Drake of the Lake how many shootings have to happen before you realise they mainly happen in gun free zones
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  423. 1 watt = 1 joule/second 1000 watts = 1 kilowatt 1kilowatt running for one hour = 1 kilowatt hours So 1 kWh = 3 600 000 joules
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  424. Artemis has a total budget of $75 billion compared to Apollo’s inflation adjusted $200 billion. It also has a much larger scope, with an independently orbiting space station, and far larger range of tests to be carried out.
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  425. Boring as frick burning down buildings, looting, attacking police, the odd shooting.
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  426. Source?
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  427. These organisations are run by rich liberal activists who don't live in the countries they criticise. They offer no solutions, they just cry when someone tries something they don't agree with.
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  428. T Fix probably. It looked like bad training and stupidity rather than any racial motivation.
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  429. Ikr
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  430. Jeffrey Grajek i know it’s not Andrew, it’s a running joke on this channel.
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  431. My current computer science class seems to be more about remembering terms than actually working with computers.
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  432. Oh no, how dear the rich get richer. How dear amazon make so much money for providing a innovative service. And what about rich old Bill Fates, how dear he be rich for innovating and building one of the most successful tech companies ever.
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  433. C1 Official #0121 either 100000 die to nukes, or millions die fighting on the ground. Infantry fighting isn’t heroic, it isn’t good. This saved more lives than it took.
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  434. In the past few years, the screen has seen incremental improvements. The removal of the home button was a great improvement. OLED screens, smaller "notches", and improve response times as well.
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  435. A ticket? For DUI? That can get jail time. He was on parole for just that due to COVID-19
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  436. Capitalism: Rocket and Lander for $2.9 billion (Starship) Socialism: Rocket without Lander for $24 billion (SLS)
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  437. Frank Sclafani the top 1% pay more tax than the bottom 90%. They pay their “fair share” no matter how you twist it
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  438. Frank Sclafani because corporations get tax deductions from carryover losses, worker and asset compensation, ect. It may sound bad - but it encourages those corporations to continue to invest in the us, improving the economy and continuing to pay taxes in the future.
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  439.  @yassassin6425 not even worth it, these dickheads are on every space video
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  440. Leelee Roper don’t drive, don’t swim, don’t breathe air as the germs in it could infect you. So on and so on. 0.00004% of us deaths are by mass shootings. Chances are you are taking a larger risk crossing the road.
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  441. Everything here has been known for decades
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  442. Search up online, but basically there’s three systems: Capacity (Litres) Distance (Metres) Weight (Grams) From there everything has prefixes. Like kilo: kilometre, kilogram Kilo means one thousand So 1 kilogram = 1000 grams Or maybe cent- Centimetre Cent- means a hundredth So 1 Centimetre = 1/100 metres It’s confusing until you see a diagram. From there it will make a lot of sense.
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  443. So was JFK, he started Apollo
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  444. Why isn’t there a law to protect drivers that do this?
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  445. Arcturus Mengsk weakest but has a 4% mortality rate.
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  446. Arcturus Mengsk that’s bullshit and you know it. COVID 19 deaths are recorded of they died from causes with a high probability of being the virus. Yes there are false positives but 4.5% of the mortality rate isn’t.
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  447. Arcturus Mengsk it’s not fear mongering. It’s a relatively new virus and it’s already killed in half a year what the flu takes a year to do. It’s doing that while we are still in lockdown. Just because it’s bad while we’re in lockdown doesn’t mean it couldn’t have been worse. The only country to not instate a nation wide lockdown was the US and Sweden (to my knowledge), and we see the US the highest deaths, infections and a extremely high mortality rate, while Sweden has a mortality rate of 10%...
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  448. Surely if communism was so great it could be self sufficient
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  449. Tristan G the interview you are talking about happened in 2011 and was about both vaccines and sexual education in third world countries, countries where overpopulation due to lack of knowledge is a huge risk. People of course seem to forget to talk about the facts. The Gates Foundation provides necessary funding to third world countries, it’s saved hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions of lives.
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  450. Again, fear mongering. Nuclear energy is one of the least emissive, and cheapest energies out there. Our current technology and understanding has made instances like these almost impossible. Chynobyl (sorry for the spelling)is a case where money was put over people, it was new technology, and was caused by lack of knowledge and understanding. I would happily work in a nuclear power plant for years, they are easily one of the safest jobs on earth.
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  451. Fossil fuel can’t just be wiped out, 20 years is a dream. It would cost trillions to completely change our power grid - and if that sounds worth it too you, where’s the money going to come from? Nuclear power is affordable, does not kill animals, does not produce CO2 (as the construction of solar panels and batteries do) and can be very compact.
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  452. Thirdly, a relatively new technology could change nuclear power forever. Thorium power plants are more efficient and the waste only has a half-life of 24 days. They also could prove to be safer
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  453. Lol no every one acts like this
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  454. There’s a new one to top the charts
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  455. ⁠ @Jkim890 except it hasn’t. Falcon 9 and now Super Heavy are the only orbital boosters that have landed back on land. And second stage recovery is hard, Starship was designed from the ground up to solve it.
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  456. Grub Hut sadly that won’t happen. Countries like China have their interests too far from our own to be trusted
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  457. No offence to Tucker, but he should have called out her holes
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  458. It’s not the optimal solution, he’s admitted that. The point is to prevent future governments from manipulating the dollar like they’ve done for decades.
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  459. Someone shouldn’t be in the position she’s in
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  460. Reliable is questionable. They failed twice, one killing 3 astronauts, and partially failed a third time. They also had an insane budget and were able to attract the smartest minds from across the globe. This mission has a smaller budget and requires a far higher reliability while also being larger in scope. It’s no easy feat
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  461. You can’t make it illegal. All it takes is someone with a computer.
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  462. Well obviously they are psychopaths.
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  463. Different type of game, and it doesn’t excuse this. Btw if you like anthems mobility, warframe has a great system
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  464. What do they have to add? NASA has already said they believe in this being manageable.
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  465.  @ahettinger525  because there’s a lot of unknowns involved. How much fuel will be needed, how much a Starship can take up, how long the refuelling will take (longer = more boil off). When we get closer we’d get a clearer picture
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  466. Nordic countries are great for the poor and the lazy. The pay is crap, the taxes are high, the cost of living is through the roof. But you get a lot given to you by the government, so they are happy.
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  467. Kieran Roche assault on the post office? Mail in voting is one of the easiest ways to corrupt an election, trump knows this and that’s why he is against mail in voting. Tens of thousands of votes were lost last year to mail in voting, expect hundreds or millions if it became extremely popular
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  468. MyHonestOpinion proof? How many is a lot?
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  469. The issue is that we are fighting wars that we don’t support. The president is a single person, he doesn’t represent 330 million people.
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  470. It doesn’t, in space velocity is generated by throwing matter out at a very high speed.
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  471. What has he done that’s racist?
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  472. I disagree that it was racially motivated. It was a lapse of judgement, he should have recognised the man had started to retreat and not shot
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  473.  @staciw454  you just see someone by the colour of their skin
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  474. Josh Bacon not much, it’s a pretty tame ride by the looks of it.
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  475. Europe isn’t isolationist. They’d come to the US’s aid as they did in the invasion of Afghanistan
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  476. The orange Space Shuttle suits look a lot more sexy.
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  477. Clicked on the video thinking it was a bunch of cannibals.
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  478. The reason why we’ve seen such a rise in inequality is competition with other countries. Other countries have more workers, and those workers get paid a fraction of what a American is paid. This means ever since 1969 we’ve seen more and more jobs be lost to China, and other third world countries - which in turn has hurt workers wages. To try and keep America competitive taxes went down, and in 1980 when we started to cut taxes the us saw a massive boost in productivity, which benefited everyone. As long as everyone is getting richer and their life longer, it doesn’t matter if the inequality is high.
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  479. Please tell me this is sarcasm
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  480. Antifa started it, sadly it escalated from there
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  481.  @Sakapoils  it is in the good sense. In this sentence it is interchangeable with absurd or unbelievable
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  482. Calm down, it’s a joke.
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  483. andord123 they always say different. Didn’t Clinton have a 89% chance to win, some even saying 100%?
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  484. And which states have been harder hit, red or blue? Stop pretending that it’s the federal governments fault for the failure of state and local governments to control the spread of the virus.
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  485. Not a zombie apocalypse, but a tyrannical government.
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  486. LEISURE B they require a raise.
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  487. A government expenditure 55% of GDP is insanity but you think they need to increase it further? There won’t be nothing left, Europe is dying
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  488. He did know who was behind him because he was being chased by him for a while before this shooting occurred. Also self defence only requires the aggressor to pose a threat to the person, you don’t need to wait until you’re an inch from your life to save yourself. The guy was chasing Rittenhouse and was shot when he was in an arbs reach if Kyle, he clearly posed a threat to Kyle and thus it’s clearly in self defence.
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  489. No there’s some companies working on them. But they’re never replacing standard engines.
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  490. You act like those organisations haven’t been evading law enforcement for years. This won’t make it any easier, what it does do is give the people a way to purchase things without the prying eyes of uncle sam
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  491. I’m pretty sure America will. The economy was on the best shape it ever was under trump, and he will do it again. Trump didn’t murder 200k people, the states did. Trump acted quickly to close the borders (which Biden and the media opposed), but it was inevitable that a case get into the US.
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  492. If anyone’s going to pull off refuelling it’ll be SpaceX. They currently operate the most reliable rocket of all time, a rocket that more reliably lands than most other rockets take off.
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  493.  @timecowx  >funding will be cut, and then musk will actually have to spend his own money You realise most of the funding for Starship is coming from SpaceX? I don’t get this notion that it’s SpaceX wasting taxpayer money, they get the same amount whether their rocket successfully launches or not - the cost is on them. > My guess is that Starship will fail to meet any of NASA’s needs Keyword is your guess. NASA doesn’t seem to be concerned about SpaceX’s ability to carry out any of the milestones. Time is a concern, but literally everything from the Orion capsule to even the suits they’re gonna wear is behind schedule. >I’ll put my money on Bezos Hahahaha. Wait, wait - you think SpaceX is incapable of in-orbit refuelling, but Blue Origin who has achieved pretty much nothing will be able to do it fine? Get outta here man 😂
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  494. Guns homicides make up 0.3% of deaths, but it’s all you hear about
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  495.  @VanessaMagick  road deaths have too many factors. Car quality, road quality, the quality of the driver (and how they react differently), density of cars. The US does need to change, but making roads narrower and purposely placing obstacles close to the road isn't going to make the roads safer. Personally I hate how narrow roads are in some places in Europe. I just want to get to my destination, not have to navigate my way through a maze of parked cars and single lane roads - fuck that.
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  496. Please, Kill me. Please kill me
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  497. Because it’s the economy of many states. 10 million people hold jobs in the oil industry - every one of them would be gone if the oil industry was killed
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  498. Lmao did you just say the ESA
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  499. What? There’s bad things on the internet? Mind blown, no body tell her about the dark web
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  500. Whitey O'Banion trump built up the business he was left into a multi bikini dollar corporation. Then he became president. He is a very hard working successful person. Anyway, I’m not here to talk about trump, I’m talking about capitalism. The stock market isn’t “gambling”, it’s investing your own capital into a business in hopes it turns a profit. Your handing your money to people, in return that business will reinvest that money and turn a profit. Unlike gambling you are with the business the whole time, you do your research and you invest in a source of different businesses. If I wanted to really go all in on a business, I could start up a corporation and people could buy stocks. I take that capital and can turn it into profit. It drives innovation
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  501. Whitey O'Banion how did capitalism lead that woman into faking her residence. That’s nothing to do with capitalism, that’s to do with a dumbass who broke the law Poor people aren’t criminals, they’re just people bad with money. You work hard, you invest in successful, innovative businesses, you work up the ranks and you will be rewarded. A far cry from everyone getting the sane thing, with no incentive to work hard, to innovate... capitalism will always win
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  502. Who is voting for these fuckwits?
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  503. James don’t grab the taser of an officer
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  504. Joe Biden 😂
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  505. Kick, catch, kick, catch, kick, catch, kick throw in, kick, drop, scrum, kick, score, kick
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  506.  @ledzeppelin1212 great name btw. But yeah, it’s not like we have a choice. Every car will be self driving in the future, consumers will demand it
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  507. TRUMP 2020! Yes done more in 4 than Biden has in 47.
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  508. Because China is a socialist shithole
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  509. Thankfully naked shorting has been illegal for decades
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  510. Considering they’re less than a decade away from putting people on the moon (something no one other than the US has even come close to) it’s worth keeping an eye on them.
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  511. No one buys that bullshit. Blanket tariffs and cutting aid and voting against condemning Ukraine’s invasion (China just abstained) isn’t negotiating
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  512. This “Snake oil” has saved millions of lives worldwide.
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  513. I feel like if it ever got big, the government would step in and shut the whole thing down.
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  514. They charge interest duh
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  515. There is 3 simple steps to solving a situation: ask, tell, force He was asked repeatedly to walk outside He then was told to go outside Then was forced outside, where he stupidly pulled a gun on the 2 officers, 2 Buckley’s narrowly missing the head of the second (which probably would have killed him) The officer dropped to the ground and fired back in desperation for his life. I share no sympathy for the victim, and hope his wife is now living a great life
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  516. MarcoDaCat hahahaha. Your mum was a 10/10
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  517. Jesus Man, I where can I become a part of dedsec?
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  518. Mububban23 we cut taxes on clean energy, raise taxes a bit on carbon energy and push other incentives for investors. Then as the energy gets cleaner, and electric cars get cheaper - emissions will take a big hit.
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  519. Mark F. Yeah Wuhan wasn’t even the first city to get it in the world, let alone turn it on
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  520. De-escalating techniques... tell that too the 350 police who die each year saving your sorry ass
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  521. Dex Nox I’m not. Back in the day I was able to play a good mp experience for the $60 I paid for. I don’t need to pay $5 a month because the developers feel greedy
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  522. Dex Nox that’s stupid. Halo 5 is one example. Ok everything was easy to obtain, it made obtaining powerful items, or cool armour boring. I don’t think p2w is good in any game.
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  523. Dex Nox yes there is, it takes the feeling of accomplishment for players who do the grind. I believe a game should cater to both casuals and hardcore gamers, not by letting them open there wallets, but by making a good game with a rewarding progression system. Micro transactions have no place in gaming, unless it doesn’t take away from the experience.
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  524.  @UnbeltedSundew  subsidies are way more corrupt.
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  525.  @UnnTHPS  yes! Nearly every part of the build process - from zoning laws to building codes, to permits, to labour laws has been clogging up over the past few decades. New permits have reached record lows we haven’t seen since the 60s despite housing demand being higher than ever. And the state government only makes it harder to build houses, now you have to account for the “tree cover” of your outdoor areas and ensure your toilets have reinforced walls to install metal brackets if an occupant gets injured. I’m in Australia. The problem is identical in New Zealand, Canada, the UK and the US and likely where you are as well.
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  526.  @jakekaywell5972  so no incentive
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  527. Nothing he said isn’t public knowledge, look up a guide online for how to browse tor safely and you’ll get the same advice
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  528. John Cohn they primarily only make money from advertising. If companies start pulling out, they will also take their advertisements with them.
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  529. She doesn’t need to worry about having her nudes leaked
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  530. He’s been running president for a while, he once was a democrat. But he jumped parties after he saw the direction dems were heading.
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  531. Well 10% is pretty optimistic, doesn't include taxes, and a million in 18 years isn't going to be a lot.
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  532. We did evolve with gravity. Our body wasn’t built for no gravity environments.
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  533. What?
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  534.  @michaelmoynihan9591  you had a couple players out, hardly a B team. The All Blacks also had players injured. And players on sabbatical. It’s just rugby
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  535. Pretty much every Space Enthusiast is insanely excited for Starship. It’ll change the industry.
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  536. Choice isn’t inequality
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  537.  @poweepiureq3700  so he defended the SS like my comment said. I don’t even know why you’re defending him, even AFD threw him out
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  538. ⁠​⁠ @Neront90 that’s okay man, 2 more than me. I don’t know why people watch this, but the algorithm loves it so Thunderf00t just keeps making these videos
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  539.  @kurknielsen  Yes, you made some very compelling arguments…
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  540. Flat pass, came forward by momentum. 50-50 imo
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  541.  @RetroGamer-wm4pc bot
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  542.  @comealongcomealong4480 what? He’s saying Israel just blew up their talkie talkies, which they did
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  543.  @Jkim890 he based his analysis off of Shuttle which was a terrible vehicle. Falcon 9 has proved rapid reusability is viable and very economical, that’s how they’re able to undercut every other launch company and why launch companies are all working on their own reusable rockets.
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  544. They are terrible, so what? The video clearly says that some services are better if public
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  545. She is crazy Nancy
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  546. MEMEHOUSE_Productions https://youtu.be/JMC7w8kXbUs it was this one, they put his info on the website and he made a video about how he moved away for a week. I can’t find that video though.
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  547. Haha, if only you actually looked into the case a bit more
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  548. Their best bet for the future are their own fabs, their best bet now is TSMC.
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  549. William Choules any sports fun to play.
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  550. Exactly. $3 billion is for HLS, Starship is privately funded
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  551. Natural selection
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  552. SpaceX saved it? Tesla saved itself
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  553. It’s not an investment at all, it’s increasing taxes on people to subsidise a small minority which will earn more. What the government needs to do is stop giving student loans - instead leave it to schools and private investors. Then you won’t have millions in debt taking out useless degrees like gender studies - and school tuition won’t keep rising Essentially, universities are getting free government loans- and have risen the prices to “game” the system. That’s why the government shouldn’t give loans.
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  554. You seriously trust Amazon more than a VPN service
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  555. And now onto our sponsor, Nord VPN
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  556. We can’t do both? NASA already tracks potentially catastrophic asteroids Starship could be used to launch a probe that knocks one off course
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  557. Manufacturing locally doesn't "fix inflation"
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  558. 10 seconds in and already laughing 😂
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  559. Yeah, keep the woke garbage out of your cooking videos.
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  560. Yeah and it works... until a guy with a machete comes and it takes 20 cops to arrest him.
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  561. And 2020
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  562.  @Daneelro I preferred it when he talked about shitty kickstarters. Now he’s just playing into the algorithm. If he’s so worried about $1.9 billion going to SpaceX why isn’t he worried about the $24 billion that went to the SLS, pr the number of other much worse examples of wasteful spending.
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  563. RinoaTheRiverBoa Kamala is “radical”
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  564. Personally I think there's definite evidence for head contact, there's no way Aki could have been in that position driving without head contact. I think it should have at least gone to the ref
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  565. It did reach space. It didn’t go into low earth orbit (even though the ship can) so they could ensure it doesn’t go off its intended trajectory. We’re trying to reach the moon again for science. There’s some great things we can learn if we set up a presence on the moon. It’s also going to be our first steps towards colonising Mars
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  566. He will also work through taxpayer dollars
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  567. Yeah not like what Bernie’s proposing: His green plan will cost America 16 trillion dollars, completely destroys both the car manufacturing and nuclear power industry. Every family not covered under the plan will be forced to purchase an Electric Vehicle, costing up to $60 000 per family. His Medicare for all plan could easily cost the country 20 trillion dollars while he’s in power - based on current healthcare spending. He actively wants to give illegal immigrants access to ALL welfare benefits, whether or not they pay taxes. He is looking to remove our rights to own nd purchase firearms
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  568. Tara Raymond it’s exactly the point. America was against this war. That’s why we pulled out.
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  569. Tara Raymond is you think it’s right that young adults were forced to fight a war they were against? You think it’s right we send them to die against their will? Why protect America when it’s right do not protect your own. Why fight for a country that will force you to die no matter the cause: It’s disgusting.
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  570.  @imranarshad7302  https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bearraid.asp Here's an article on what you are referring to. It is an extremely illegal activity, and although it probably does happen - for a company like Gamestop it is unlikely to have escaped the feds. A more plausible explanaition for the large 130% is that multiple short positions are being held for the same stock. If I shoert something, the stock is then purchased straight away by another investor can then loan that stock to another investor, meaning that 1 stock has been shorted twice.
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  571. Still more reliable than CNN
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  572. Because it would cost anywhere from $60-100 trillion in the next decade.
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  573. Also shows off the xEMU suits (which the moon suits will be based off of) and a small model of Starship HLS. Great video 👍
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  574. 1. In what way did trump threaten the division of power? 2. The books aren't illegal, the schools just won't buy them. Many of those books were utterly disgusting. 3. Many countries don't even have term limits at all, what are you on about "it would be unthinkable for a former POTUS to run again"
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  575.  @executivesteps why?
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  576. If it is true that support is weak, it’d not be hard to find the 1/10 that would support further wars
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  577. And schools. Schools are so political it’s not even funny. I remember my teacher crying when trump was elected... I don’t even live in America!
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  578. It’s not trumps fault that the states failed to protect their people. He can’t enforce a lockdown, he can only do so much.
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  579. Intelligent? She’s thick as a brick mate 😂
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  580. That French crowd was fucking awesome
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  581. Funny that you suggest others should learn English when you lack the ability to break up sentences using full stops. Basic grammar like full stops were taught to me in pre-primary, or whatever it is for Americans. #liberalstupidside
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  582. The term is truly meaningless now isn’t it
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  583. Silent films had a band playing music
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  584. “Coward” The 2 dead leftists say otherwise
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  585. Jon Snow and all the security officer did was grab him to stop him from “shoving” again, then the kid punched him in the face
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  586. EdgyDuck - Productions vaccines don’t inject dangerous substances rather bacteria
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  587. States should be the ones that set minimum wages, not the federal government. Look at NY and California, the highest cost of living and the highest minimum wage - any coincidence?
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  588. Guns aren’t just for shooting paper, they are your right. The right to fight against a corrupt government, or to defend yourself if need be. It gives people with disabilities, or people who aren’t as strong as an attacker (women, children) a chance to protect themselves. They also prevent between 500000-3000000 crimes each year, according to the CDC. More people die by falling, or harming themselves, by the flu or even car accidents than by guns. Guns are not America’s biggest problem, and their bonuses make that so.
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  589. Ireland is pretty unique though, and their insane GDP has made a substantial improvement on their economy. They top the list in a lot of stats they have no right being in
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  590. Perhaps if they actually took control of the situation this wouldn’t have happened
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  591. Disperse orders apply to everyone not just rioters
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  592. There was an investigation, nothing was found. In fact they supported choosing SpaceX, who had the best offer.
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  593. I mean the reason the web is so shitty is it's all advertiser focused instead of user focused
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  594. Planes are built tough. They are extremely expensive, so airlines will pay for ones that last longer. They are inspected frequently, unlike a car. And have many safety procedures to even turn the damn thing on.
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  595. No no 5G was built in a lab by bill gates so that he could force the works to vaccinate, and the vaccines have RFID chips that resonate with the radio frequencies of 5G to control our brains...
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  596.  @boldiegoldie  in extremely rare cases.
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  597. Because as more people get vaccines, it’s only right that autism numbers increase as well.
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  598. But there’s also health risks associated with living at low pressures and high oxygen concentrations for extended periods of time And it’s simply more comfortable.
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  599. You can tell now, but will you be able to in 5 years time? I think in 5 years AI will have no trouble emulating the lifeless music that sits in the top charts nowadays, with no way to tell the difference.
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  600. You have more chance of dying driving to the school than in the school itself
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  601.  @3DisFuntastic yep, delays are normal: - SLS: 6 years - Vulcan: 5 years - Ariane 6: 6 years - New Glenn: 4 years - Falcon 9: 2 years - Falcon Heavy: 3 years
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  602. Legacy media is killing their trust publishing garbage like this
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  603. Anonymous Person he got 304 votes to 227. He won by a landslide
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  604.  @ContraVsGigi  the Apollo lander was tiny. Starship will be twice as wide and have 3 levels of living space and a large carho hold. Starship will be able to support 6 astronauts on a week long mission, Apollo could only support 2 for 2 days. Starship will be fully reusable and will not leave anything behind, both aren’t true of Apollo. They are completely different crafts.
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  605.  @Axesmed  which is a stupid system. Why not just have a life sentence for suspects like this?
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  606. Lol
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  607.  @gabriellelu7843  well neither candidate is advocating to hinder further decline in CO2 emissions
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  608. Last election Hillary had a 100% lead
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  609. Sone countries like norway get a year and a half of parental leave Once that oil money runs out the nordic countries will be done for
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  610. bob rob wake up, they’ve been banned for decades now.
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  611. I like having 1 team per country, it'd be a bit ridiculous having 2 NZ teams, 2 SA teams, 2 French teams, and 2 if any other country with depth.
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  612. Bronc David there’s many theories. One theory is that the Zero Energy Universe hypothesis. It says that the energy of the universe is constant: 0. So every positive energy (kinetic, heat, matter) must have an equal and opposite negative energy (gravity). Do you add them together and get 0. In the universe, this energy has taken the form of something - that all happened in the Big Bang. Quantum theory suggests thus happens all of the time. No space is truely “empty”. At any point in space two particles, positive and negative, may appear and almost instantly collide back together. It’s crazy
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  613. John Alsop that must be it, they weren’t predicting 2016 - Hillary has no chance. They probably were predicting 2028 or something.
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  614. Royz View radiation isn’t deadly when handled carefully, as if it’s handled carefully it can’t harm anyone. And we have learned how to handle radiation carefully. Fukushima for example killed only one worker, from radiation exposure. The area around it is now perfectly safe.
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  615.  @dameonwalker8994 is that it, a delay? It’s obvious you don’t know much about space flight, delays are not just normal but like entirely expected. I can’t even think of a rocket that wasn’t
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  616.  @dameonwalker8994  see, you have no actual rebuttal.
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  617. I think there's some space for rental protection. You know, preventing the leasor from initially posting a low price, and then raising the price drastically down the line because the tenants are essentially stuck.
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  618. Kinda hard not to be when Trump’s economic plan is so bad
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  619. I know right!
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  620. Ryder Taylors it’s in no womans right to take someone’s life
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  621. Except poor countries have been growing faster than rich countries for decades. I mean it's an inevitability, due to the catch-up effect. You're arguing about the causes of an effect that doesn't exist!
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  622.  @simplebeautiful7923 when was this 😂, Presidents have always dealt with business interests
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  623. Experience, hours worked, maybe they simply asked for a raise? Seems like too small of a sample size to really be evidence, but if you think it’s discrimination look into it
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  624. Immigrants are fine. Illegal immigrants are not.
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  625.  @joshbentley2307  tariffs are not a necessity, there's a thing called foreign investment. Australia for example has been able to thrive because of massive investment.
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  626. I don’t get the idea of pensions at all. You pay into the system, hoping that later on some poor sucker will pay for you. This endless cycle continues... it’s a stupid system
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  627. Because Wyoming has so many less voters. Even when they are worth 2.5x more, they are still pretty unsubstantial.
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  628. Imagine thinking Obama care was for the people and not for the massive insurance corporations
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  629.  @matthiasnagorski8411  republican voters loved trump, he got 12 million more votes in 2020 than in 2016. I don’t understand what your point is, you’re telling me that republican voters prefer Biden? That’s not remotely true. Biden won because of COVID, the global economic collapse and hardship on everyone’s lives made a lot of people turn away from their current leadership. Despite the states being at fault for the virus getting to the severity it is at, the MSM blamed the president. It was hard for him to lose at that point.
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  630. Come to Europe or the us, meet real democracy
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  631.  @jacksons1010 Thunderf00t has been a long time denier of EVs. Just one of the many bad takes he has. EVs are the future.
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  632. Well they human rated Crew Dragon that way…
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  633. e was around for a long time. It was discovered by Bernoulli who was working with compound interest.
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  634. Yes you fucking piece of shit. People like you should be locked up for life
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  635. Where?
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  636. It’s had some socialist policies, just look at the Nazi 25-Point Plan
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  637.  @Shakespeare1623  0:38 "The spread has grown to 50 micrograms, or 50 parts per billion" The masses weigh 1 kg (1 billion micrograms), and have diverged by 50 micrograms. That's why he says 50 parts per billion. Yes, 1 microgram is a millionth of a gram, but he wasn't talking about things that weigh 1 gram.
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  638. He knew they were police, he was running away from them.
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  639.  @falkenlaser 😂 yeah. “Special Relativity BUSTED!!”
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  640. "Global tax reform", what dystopia are we living in?
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  641. Vade Death well a crew did die. All due to a rushed launch during cold weather conditions.
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  642. It happened in CHAZ, stop trying to make excusing. The footage is all there.
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  643. What crime did he commit here? Are we not allowed to kill terrorists?
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  644. Tesla’s factory in Germany has on average 20% of its employees called in sick on any day. Some workers haven’t been to work all year. The European system is broken. Massive welfare and labour laws are terrible for growth
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  645. SpaceX released a full video of the landing from the Buoy, you can see in it Starship made a soft touchdown on the water.
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  646. And they didn’t scrape other tribes off of their land through tribal wars?
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  647. And what? Just let him go?
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  648. Survival of the fittest.
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  649. Immigration is great. It’s just certain groups
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  650. Lol “very important”
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  651.  @geebsterswats  plenty of NASA execs have jumped ship. I think what is really odd is the senator who wrote the law that ended up giving Blue Origin a contract for Artemis 5 was from Blue Origin’s home state…
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  652.  @icemachine79  and yes it was legitimate. She based her decision off the findings of a committee. It’s analysed my multiple people. If there was any sign of a conflict of interest it would be studied. But I think the most damning evidence is the GAO report that came out later: Starship was by far the best option
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  653.  @icemachine79  she didn’t aid in the technical aspects of the bid, she didn’t even change the price. She negotiated with SpaceX to push payment clusters into later parts of development so that NASA could afford it in the short term. Why was this done with SpaceX and not the others? Well SpaceX’s bid was already determined to be the best, and it was by far the cheapest - half the price of BO.
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  654.  @icemachine79  that decision of who had the best proposal was done by the Source Evaluation Panel, not Lueders
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  655.  @icemachine79  have you read it? It literally says that it was the SEP that evaluated all of the proposals, rated them on a number of metrics, write a report on their methods and conclusions and advised Lueders. She stuck with the conclusions of the SEP, which was most favourable towards the SpaceX bid. It was also the cheapest by far which was an important factor when your budget is cut.
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  656.  @icemachine79  that’s pretty standard for Source Selection Statements. TF criticised the use of first person language which is also standard. Actually everything about this process was standard. Just go read the SSS document for the xEAVS (the Space Suit) contract, or Commercial Crew, or any program that has gone this same process Accusations of corruption are pure speculation that aren’t supported by any evidence.
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  657. Halo Infinite Early Beta
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  658. Peter Pender attacks vulnerable people? Do you mean the domestic terrorists that are vandalising, looting, and setting fire to cities every night. That’s terrible
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  659. What a stupid comment If you got lost in a forest, there'd be search parties out for you.
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  660. That’s why it’s not used in actual combat but rather tests around populations of people
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  661. “respond like an adult” as you accuse people you have no clue about of watching fucked yo shit on the dark web
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  662. Yes it includes delivery and control of operations. It also includes both manned and unmanned use for a few months. And this is not the only money. The entire LTV program will pay out around $4.5 billion in total over 15 years of operations. The reason it costs so much is its lack of commercialisation. Unlike something like Starship where it obviously has a commercial value. So NASA has to fit the bill for more of the development.
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  663. "Put down by Lualala" How many times do we need to heat this before he gets dropped himself
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  664. Even if it was a good idea (it’s not, it would mean people would move their money out of the US, and pay taxes there, while not investing in the us itself) it’s extremely unconstitutional. Under the 5th amendment: “nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation”. Money is private property, and to tax the wealthy you would be taking it away without compensation. Income tax is fine, wealth tax is not.
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  665. You must be pretty brainwashed to volunteer to help a dictator expand his power
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  666. Then apply
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  667. No they are a lobbying group.
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  668. Даниил Хрящёв um no, they are lobbying to protect the 2nd amendment
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  669. Robert Reid can you explain where he went wrong?
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  670. MythSlasher even if he was black it would be racist, look at Sean reed. Was killed by a black cop (with good reason) but no, it was racism.
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  671.  @zotfotpiq damn that’s some conspiracy you’ve concocted in your brain.
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  672. Because it requires decades of experience and a solid record to be a judge
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  673. The 1 pilot per plane isn't just a Qantas request, many Airlines around the world want the same thing. But it would only happen if the flight was accompanied by an autopilot capable of taking off, flying and landing the aircraft every single time.
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  674. Why hate on Scott, he’s a good reviewers - and although it looks stupid to temperature test food - who wants boiling hot food? You lose all the flavour and you burn your mouth. This wasn’t any special pizza - you don’t get special pizzas for $1. It’s a nice lunch for whoever needs a quick bite.
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  675. What’s your idea of normal?
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  676. Dr Disrepect got deplatformed for less, why is she still here?
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  677. Maybe if we had a population of 100 million we could do that. But our country is just too small to defend itself, having strong ties with the US is our best chance for survival.
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  678. Income inequality isn’t a bad thing, it’s natural... wait no, it’s desired in a functioning economy. Those who do better should earn more. Otherwise there is no incentive for doing better
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  679. Batteries are far too large heavy and fire prone to make long haul passenger airplanes viable
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  680. 50 people launched to space without issue. SpaceX’s Falcon 9 is the most reliable rocket ever
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  681. It's fine to be skeptical. In fact, i encourage it. But to ignore the facts and only listen to those that support your agenda is not skepitisism, it's ignorance.
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  682. Go pro has a separate compartment for its battery as the hardware is small and space is not an issue. However in a phone it is all tightly packed and to add a removable battery without compromising phone strength (bending) or water leakage is improbable. It would be far smarter to just make batteries hold more power.
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  683. It was sounding good until the last bit about the violence around the world. A country should put itself first, not the whims of a corrupt cartel ridden country
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  684. edward dix and theres thorium, that is being used around the world. It produces much less waste, is cheaper to run and it isn’t fissile meaning there’s no chance of a meltdown.
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  685. Somerandomdude4.2526 what research can be done on gun control? Figuring out the loopholes? Do you mean gun statistics, thief’s plenty of those.
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  686. Amazon paid no tax that year because they carried forward losses - massive losses - in previous years. They now pay taxes because they now have profited!
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  687. Orange man bad
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  688. Why should he respect him? I believe that respect should be earned
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  689. Yes! Take my rights. Save 0.4% of deaths. Why don’t you remove cars while your at it, or metal knives.
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  690. The US has $88 trillion
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  691. Orange juice isn’t that healthy for you - but it’s much healthier than Fanta
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  692. Every doctor I’ve seen or talked to has had all of their vaccines, get the yearly flu shot and also get the tetanus vaccine every 10 years.
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  693.  @magdelanax2122  immigrants make me richer? Not true. They make the country richter. For your average middle class resident, immigration is killing their wages and pricing them out of their own home
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  694. Wow, CNBC has somehow turned putting employees in charge of their own future into a negative.
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  695. For what? It’s one of the safest rides to date, it was human error that injured these people. At worst, negligence is the worst change - which can be settled with compensation
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  696. If it’s only a seatbelt holding you in chances are you are safe without it even on.
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  697. And they compared a seatbelt snapping to a OTSR opening during operation? It’s like comparing the wheel coming off a bicycle compared to one coming off a motorcycle at top speed
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  698. Reloader why? Banning guns will lead to only criminals having guns
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  699. Essentially, Hillary lost a lot of states. The “blue wall” was destroyed, as tromp took Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania. He also took Florida and Arizona, giving him to win with over 300 electoral votes. Sure, she got a lot of votes - but that was mostly California. California had a difference of 4 million (to Hillary), yet nationally she only had 3 million more votes. It really goes to show how powerful California would be if the electoral college wasn’t around
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  700.  @winstonwho the contract is fixed price. SpaceX gets $2.9 billion for putting astronauts on the moon, no more no less. This isn’t like a construction project which is cost plus.
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  701.  @randomchannel323  I’ll also add that the GEO report on Starship HLS found that the original timeline was incredibly optimistic, that it expected SpaceX to build a lander and launcher 13 months faster than the average NASA mission takes to develop. Even more crazy consider in it is far more complex than the average NASA mission.
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  702. What’s an air 15? Though it’s quite funny how much the media attacks this so called “assault rifle” (it’s not, you can’t buy assault rifles without a license)
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  703. Because Hezbollah poses a massive threat to Israel.
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  704. @Belson Keating he's not crying. He's just giving his analysis as an international referee
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  705. It’s a common problem. The only ones who know the answer are incentivised to potentially lie. But also it’s possible OpenAI simply doesn’t know. There could be a plateau that we don’t know about, an issue that only arises as we push far beyond. Mark Zuckerburg said that no one can say for certain how long gen AI will continue to get exponentially better
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  706. A he didn’t deserve to die that way
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  707. Susana Yau ok
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  708. Welp, looks like I’m waiting an hour.
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  709. I think Renewables can make up a large part of the grid, but as you build more they get exponentially more expensive as storage needs and redundancy goes up. So you will need something else, and really it’s chemical or nuclear
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  710. Well the idea is that costs overall will drop. Hospitals will no longer be working with large insurance companies - or the government, who have massive bank accounts and the ability to pay exuberant prices. Instead they will be working with individuals who have a limited ability to pay and thus prices will have to scale. Mt favourite idea is a hybrid public private system. You can choose to be covered or not, and you will pay a base fee. This will cover basic things, like emergencies, GP visits, mental health. Some things won’t be fully paid for but rather subsidised. Everyone pays the same amount. On top of this you can choose a private supplementary plan, which can offer extra benefits. It will be in conjunction with the public insurance. Things like ambulance insurance, dental, or anything else not covered by the government system.
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  711. Blue Bird’s gone a bit crap though. Just look what they did to Rashuns.
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  712. Joel Bennett are we forgetting the taser he ripped from the officer?
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  713. It was pronounced saint deni in game...
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  714. It’s kind of his job, to set the line
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  715. 4 months later and it’s probably been destroyed again
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  716. Jay I don’t think anyone should starve because of their poor financial situation. Plus as I said, it stops people doing crime out of desperation
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  717. Jay I’m not against restrictions on the food types, but the service is there to protect those doing it hard.
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  718. Not all maths, but in topology it’s referred to as a n-sphere, where n = our dimension - 1.
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  719. 5:40 Sounds like India
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  720.  @m.f.3347  yeah but a big portion of the highway does have a speed limit, especially around places with high volumes of traffic. And just like my other comment, there's just too many factors.
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  721. I mean they're just doing what the west had already done
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  722. I have over 10 tabs open on Firefox right now, no issues. Have never had a problem with an extension or webpage. No idea what the fuck you are on about to be honest.
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  723. If you’re poor you get Medicaid. You don’t just die
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  724.  @MetallicaRocksss  disproportionate to what?
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  725.  @dylanc9145  they pay for the military and police through taxes... businesses pay way more taxes than most people. Poor people don’t pay taxes, does that mean that they do t deserve police, the military, Medicaid, SNAP, ect?
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  726.  @dylanc9145  and the other half? Payroll taxes, corporate taxes, capital gains tax. That’s without taking into account that businesses pay more income tax than the average person.
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  727.  @dylanc9145  tax is complicated. Corporations pay a percentage of their profit (currently 22% - deductions) in corporate taxes. They then pay out dividends, which are subject to income tax. They also pay 7.5% payroll taxes for every employee, property and state taxes, ect. Over all - businesses pay a majority of tax, most rich people are business owners - and they pay most of the tax. The top 1% pays more income tax than the bottom 90% combined. Add on the other types of tax and they are paying more than their fair share
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  728. 13:35 Musk mentioned Bus lanes in China are a big challenge 😂
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  729. Yeah we should’ve stuck with the Shuttle and Constellation program. Definitely.
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  730. Oh that’s okay then, he only occasionally lies to push his narrative
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  731. You have no idea what you’re talking about
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  732. Man you really let this stuff live in your head rent free huh.
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  733. Rafiur Islam no it’s not
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  734. Agreed, the complete hatred for capitalism is astounding
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  735. Search up pizza gate. Pretty much is a community of people who think pizza stores like dominos are apart of a huge child sex trafficking cult.
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  736. The reason it failed is because it was too expensive with not enough demand.
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  737. They did mention that
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  738.  @executivesteps yeah, except it’s done by a private company at a tiny fraction of the cost both of which are impressive.
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  739. Dumb b*tches buying salads because they are "healthy", but they still weight 300lb
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  740.  @MaticTheProto ha. I think the crews of Apollo 1, Challenger and Columbus would disagree. Actually SpaceX Dragon is the safest Human Rated launcher in the world right now. The redundancies are second to none, also bring the first capsule with a built in abort system. All riding on top of the most reliable rocket ever launched, Falcon 9
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  741. We are doing better in space than ever before. The Space Shuttle was in reality a failure. It was meant to be incredibly cheap because of its reusability but in reality it was far more expensive than conventional expendable rockets at the time. It was meant to have a quick 2 week turnaround time, NASA envisioned Space Shuttles taking off and landing every week. But it never got close, and after the Challenger disaster the turn around time was extended to almost 3 months. And it had many terrible safety flaws. The solid rocket engines had no way of being shut off, there was no Launch Abort System to get astronauts to safety in the case of something going wrong, and the rocket required a crew to be flown. Falcon 9 has truly surpassed the Space Shuttle in all these aspects. While it isn’t as flashy, it’s a great step forward.
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  742. By not negotiating with them. Good on them
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  743. At the end of the day, if you don’t like the job - leave. No one is keeping you there. Use the free market to its full potential- don’t be an idiot who sits in the sand job for 30 years and complained that nothing has changed.
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  744.  @purpledevilr7463  what do you mean it doesn’t collectivise them? The word union comes from unite - to be as one. They will negotiate wages for everyone, you don’t get the final say. What negative actions? Paying their workers above minimum wage? Because Amazon has committed to paying everyone a minimum of $15 an hour. Amazon pays well above minimum wage. In fact, for a low skilled job it pays extraordinarily high. If you don’t like how they operate, that’s fine - go to the free market. After all this pandemic crap there will be more jobs.
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  745. It’s kinda South + middle vs West + North East
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  746.  Charizard S  she's harassing people that passed by the store. She had previously been harassing people inside the store. And you can't tell me that you'd feel safe with a crack addicted homeless person sleeping outside your house.
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  747.  @therealdutchidiot  that's how it should be, or have a wide bike lane along the side. They should never have to share a car lane
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  748. stolen shoob the us on average spends a little over 30k per prisoner. Some states spend more, some spending less. And if your going to talk about the military budget, you’ve got to know the reasoning. Not only is that money going towards making the worlds most dangerous and powerful military in the world, that money also goes into foreign aid. The us is allied with many many countries, most who rely on US for protection from a aggressor, like Vietnam who’s only defence from China in the South China Sea is the US. I have some great cost saving measures that could easily reduce military funding: Conscription. Volunteer based military’s are more expensive because no ones volunteering to an under equipped military. No more foreign aid. The us is to pull all of its troops and medical personnel out of foreign countries to save money. No more military arms research. We don’t need weapons obviously. Because the rest of the world is completely peaceful and not at all going to threaten the US or it’s allies.
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  749. Greedy capitalism? They just make a cheap product that people like
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  750. The pound is defined in terms of the kg.
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  751. So somehow they are poorer but buy more things? I wonder where that money is coming from? But that industry is locked down. Look at beauty and fashion, it’s a monopoly.
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  752. Judge is just enforcing the rules of the court
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  753. RIP 🪦 🙏
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  754.  @Provenom100  we're all a cluster of cells.
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  755. If you were Kyle, being chased by a mob of people screaming “get him”, what the rich would you do? Let them kill you on the street?
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  756. Jonathan Jackson I don’t care if the mob thinks he was a criminal. At the end of the day Kyle was in danger and he defended himself. You don’t attack an armed guy on the ground - that’s just the height of stupidity. Anyway, we’re forgetting about the first guy that chased after him. What’s his excuse? He was just trying to harm Kyle.
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  757. Jonathan Jackson of course if it was my family I would see it in a different light. The truth would be clouded by grief. The truth is Kyle was being attacked by a large mob, and he shot to defend himself.
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  758. It’s called iterative design. SpaceX could spend a decade meticulously designing Starship, or they can rapidly build and test prototypes with big changes SpaceX can build these prototypes insanely cheap, so the approach isn’t as pretty, but it’s faster and cheaper.
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  759.  @mathiaslist6705  the same guy who designed the V2 designed the Saturn V who took astronauts to the moon. The V2 also laid the groundwork for the Soviet space program, who took a lot of the designs
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  760. Trump didn’t collude directly, but Trump’s campaign was working with people from the Russian government and they openly accepted their help.
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  761. Chokeholds are fine, unless they are cuffed. This video was obviously taken before he was cuffed. Tell me, how else do you control someone? Would love for you to restrain someone without controlling their head.
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  762.  @Jack-sq6xb  you have the president living in your territory. That’s enough
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  763. They can and do work where they're implemented.
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  764. By putting everyone in poverty?
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  765. It purposely didn’t go into orbit. Getting stuff into orbit isn’t that hard, SpaceX has done it more than NASA
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  766. Empty housing is at an all time low. It’s not investors driving up prices but regulations making it harder to build homes
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  767. Who said there should be a solution? Inflation isn’t a bad thing
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  768. The whole copyright and patent process is meant to protect individuals or businesses from having their work stolen. It does protect individuals
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  769. It’s a success if it hits all the mission milestones as it did. This mission was not about sending it to space
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  770. Exactly. He even compared the Apollo lander to Starship. Even if we ignore the massive increase in capabilities that Starship HLS will have, the Apollo Lunar Lander cost taxpayers $25 billion in today’s money. Starship HLS will cost $2.7 billion, with additional funding if they successfully carry out Artemis 3. And that doesn’t include the $75 billion for Saturn V.
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  771. Carl Kelly what about the 1000x more people killed on the roads
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  772. Carl Kelly Ar-15’s aren’t bad. Handguns are the biggest offenders - 80% of gun deaths are done by pistols
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  773. Carl Kelly but if you make guns illegal only criminals will have access to guns. And if it’s through stealing, dodgy trades or manufacturing I guarantee that they will get their hands on them. It’s a lot easier to shoot an unarmed population
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  774. Carl Kelly guns already require a background check by law... a check come by the FBI before any legal purchase
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  775. ratman honestly you can do private sales in any country, and no it’s not legal to supply a criminal with a gun
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  776. And the reason you can do private sales is because it’s impossible to stop everyone
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  777. Copyright uses the laws where the content was used, so if mark is American he will go through the US legal system with the US definition of copyright
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  778. Americans when they find out comparing income in other countries using dollar amounts is retarded
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  779. Well their criticism was wrong. Commercial Crew saved NASA tens of billions
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  780. Navollo it’s actually decent
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  781. The ride was made in Germany and the translation from Germany to English left many details out. This the ride was poorly maintained
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  782. Jessie Arturo Thunder lap bars are just as safe as over shoulder restraints, once your in you ain’t getting out unless it fails, which is EXTREMELY rare. Nowadays it would never happen with good maintenance and staff. However I prefer lap bars, they are much more comfortable, definitely with lateral (side ways) g forces that causes head banging on OSR’s. That’s probably why your experience was painful, the banging from side to side. Anyway, as I said they are just as safe, you needn’t be worried about either.
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  783. This will save tens of thousands of lives, and many many more from suffering.
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  784. This guy had shot two cops, stolen a police vehicle, killed his aunt and uncle and you are defending him?
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  785. 10:20 That prediction for flight 4 and 5 hasn’t aged so well… wonder why you never made a video on it
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  786. Half the drivers on the road tend to think the road is there’s so it’s expected
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  787. He did
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  788. You mean the same way the government doesn’t understand saving money? A company shouldn’t be saving incase of a recession, they should be investing, buying back stocks, transferring wealth.
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  789. Chicago PD Transparency don’t need it, the live stream shows us who shot first... and it wasn’t police
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  790. What’s on the inside is 400 pounds of fat
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  791. Try getting a job without graduating high school
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  792. This is just 1 of 3 spacewalks that Isaacman will go on.
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  793. You can’t just build a rocket from 50 years ago. All the people who worked on it, factories that built it, infrastructure set up for it are all gone. It was also an insanely expensive rocket. The $2.9 billion that NASA is paying SpaceX would cover 2 Saturn V launch’s not including the cost of the lander, crew module, development, etc. In ending, Starship is the most promising option we have of getting back to the moon. And it will get us there, it’s just in development
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  794. Just wondering, how many people work for you?
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  795.  @KingsMoveSocialClub  lol, Thunderf00t could have started SpaceX hey? Why didn’t all the other space companies that are failing at the moment just think about that. Or do you think he could have started Tesla? Thunderf00t was denying that BEVs could work from the get go, but yet I see more and more Tesla’s on the road every day. Thunderf00t has been a YouTuber for almost 2 decades now and what has he built?
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  796. I wonder if the Apollo 1 crew agree. Or Apollo 13. Or Challenger. Or Columbus.
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  797.  @friedrichjunzt  you mean Starship? SpaceX goes to orbit all the time, they currently operate the most reliable orbital rocket launcher in the world
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  798.  @friedrichjunzt  they’ve sent 31 rockets to orbit just in the past 3 months.
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  799. Sane? The same guy who kept praising the dictator of Cuba... ok man
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  800. This idea that we need huge immigration is why the middle class is finding it hard to purchase housing.
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  801. In a public business they are the same. All shareholders own a part of the business, and can vote in company elections.
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  802. Turkeys interest rate is 8.5%. Honestly it should be around 30%. The entire economy needs to be reset, it's fucking broken. This is the time, after the earthquakes with massive foreign aid and reinvestment.
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  803. @Dooo Gides  they’d need a dedicated GPU to do that
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  804. @Dooo Gides  those are dedicated GPUs.
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  805. Prove the concept... So they’re on Mars already, or has the definition of proof changed
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  806. Frank Sclafani honestly haven’t watched a Minecraft video in years, however thanks for pointing out my privacy issues. Feel free to say that the rich don’t pay tax, just remember that the stats don’t agree.
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  807. Frank Sclafani and you can’t complain about payroll tax anymore, trumps getting rid of it. Oh wait... orange man bad. Payroll tax must be good now.
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  808. Connor Stickels sound frequency, how high pitched the sound is
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  809. Got that from Babylon Bee 😂
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  810. Gross negligence on his end 😂
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  811. It's dominant because it continues to take great leaps. A lot of the jets in the Air Force were starting to reach the end of their lifespan and they needed a new jet. 1.7T sounds like a lot, but for the military it's spare change especially as it is being spent by all 3 branches over 50 years
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  812. Many don’t have one
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  813. oandersontech so it’s a real thing with variables that we have set up so we can measure it. Sounds like many things to me: mass, distance, volume, temperature, ect.
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  814. Arcturus Mengsk COVID 19 testing is way higher than any other disease, and it’s still got a 4% mortality rate. And you think that without these drastic measures only ~1.5 mil would be infected? If no country did anything that number would be the deaths.
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  815. Arcturus Mengsk even the Flu, which probably has huge amounts of unrecorded cases, doesn’t have anywhere near the mortality rate.
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  816. Arcturus Mengsk one google search will tell you that COVID 19 has killed more people in half a year than influenza (the 10th biggest killer in the US) does in an average year
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  817. No, it's much better to keep the passengers in the dark. They can't do anything, and making them panic doesn't do anyone any help.
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  818.  @ericdaly1349  oh it was said in the video? I don't actually watch the shit sky news puts out, I just argue with idiots in the comments.
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  819. Stossel points out another stupid government regulation that ends up doing more harm than good.
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  820. That’s their thing to do, it’s gas not citizens privacy. The EU is a great idea but it has controlled Europe to strongly, and with the threat of continent wide Huawei 5g rollout, the stupid article 13 laws, ect there no better time to leave that now.
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  821. Russia has a more effective tank, it’s just years behind schedule, struggling to get into mass production and will still be susceptible to drones
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  822. What? Capitalism includes string property rights, the only reason the house would be sold is if she wanted it… In contrast Socialist countries have no property rights and your house will be demolished if the redevelopment is deemed more valuable to the state
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  823. sebrassino that’s fear: an unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm. The difference is that the possibility of a mistake is almost zero. Of course back then it was (relatively) new technology Then again, who cares? I can answer: your way of life. We are reliant on electricity, a switch to renewable sources would drive up prices and in the end the poor will be living a terrible life, one without electricity. Nuclear isn’t the answer, but a part of it. It partnered with other sources could keep prices low, and emissions the same.
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  824. sebrassino c solar panels produce around 20 grams of carbon per kWh, seeing as the us used 3.82 trillion kilowatt hours in 2017, it will still produce 7640000000 kg of carbon-dioxide. Nuclear produces none
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  825. One issue is the dangerous radiation. It’s the inverse of having a short half-life. In uranium the particles slowly decay, delivering a slow let off of radiation. Thorium decays extremely quickly, releasing radiation extremely quickly.
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  826. So is skill but no one told mazepin about that
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  827. Idiots
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  828. Elizabeth Greene I still agree with defunding. If a woman wants an abortion I shouldn’t be paying.
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  829.  @yeahokbuddy2510 communists were slaves. They couldn’t negotiate pay, couldn’t decide where they lived, they had all their wants and needs chosen for them. What was to be produced wasn’t decided by demand of the people but by the state.
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  830. patoloco1000 then hopefully the onion has just stopped a generation of absolute idiots
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  831. Because Apollo was a barebones mission for $250 billion. Artemis is much bigger and importantly meant to be sustainable, so NASA is pushing for more risky endeavours which could have a great payoff.
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  832. That’s different. That’s the gerrymandering of Congress.
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  833. And Aaron Swartz
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  834. Dale Cadman we’re talking about bad trade deals are we not? As Senator, Biden voted for NAFTA and PNTR, which killed millions of jobs. As Vice President, he failed to repeal those during his 8 years. Trump got it done, renegotiated NAFTA and got the much better USMCA trade deal, as well as putting necessary trade tariffs in China to save American jobs.
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  835.  @DinoDino118  that’s a lie. Almost all innovations are done in private companies, with owners that have the incentive to succeed. Look at China. Once a heavily socialist country, in the 1970s they started to privatise almost every industry. Their economy exploded, pulling hundreds of millions out of poverty in a few decades. There’s many reasons why sharing doesn’t work. The main reason is the lack of personal accountability. The USSR was extremely inefficient because there was little incentive to make it efficient. In fact, most of the time it was beneficial to run under quotas so that next year you can get more people, more resources, ect.
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  836. Ryder Taylors because he has the balls to make things happen
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  837. What about the other 99.7% of deaths not caused by gun homicides? Are we not counting those?
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  838. It's decent. Infection was fucking amazing though
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  839. No you can’t be anything you want. That’s dumb. Also treating a woman like a man is idiotic. We are different people with different emotions.
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  840. Turkey? Their economy is in absolute shambles, who cares what they want to do
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  841. These officers are just meant to be mind readers or something 😂
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  842. That’s fair.
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  843. Gun homicides make up only 0.3% of deaths in the us, but it’s all you hear about.
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  844. Probably not.
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  845. AbbersJ no, because they are burning down cities.
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  846. The LLM cost $20 billion to develop. SpaceX developing it for $3 billion is a bargain
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  847.  @iris132  the video clearly shows he shot them in self defence
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  848. The difference between him and George Washington is that George Washington and the founding fathers wanted Americans to be free, to have rights and liberties. On the flip side Russia has always believed in a heavily controlled society with little freedoms and a lot of government power
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  849. commander 84 low quality
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  850. M!LLAR he uses a VPN I believe
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  851. Out if any company you should trust, vaccine companies are one of the best. They undergo strict testing all over the world by independent and government organisations on the effectiveness, safety and viability of any vaccine.
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  852. Frank Black thank you for correcting me, phones aren’t the most reliable things to type on.
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  853. This is a 9 minute clip from his hour and a half speech, he did mention them.
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  854.  @ahettinger525  NASA would have to delay it to 2026 anyway because Orion, the Space Suits and more aren’t ready. The original Sep 2024 timeline was impossible, the Sep 2025 timeline was optimistic, Sep 2026 to early 2027 (like GAO suggested) is a lot more reasonable on the timeline of average NASA projects.
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  855. Really I see many relationships where both parties want to have a marriage. It’s not a life-long contract, it’s a celebration of love!
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  856. Tesla wouldn’t have gone anywhere without Elon, what are you on about?
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  857. Shorting a company doesn't make them go bankrupt, bad fundamentals do. For example, gamestop is a terrilbe company that is falling behind it's digital competition.
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  858. That would never work, nor would it be beneficial to anyone.
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  859. Huh?
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  860. Well he had every right to question the couple, your a right dickhead if you park in handicapped spaces. He also has the right to draw his gun when he was advanced upon. The only thing he did wrong was pulling the trigger as the suspect stepped back.
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  861. The ease of doing business index is a bit skewed. I would argue that taxes are far greater hurdles than a lot of the points, like getting electricity, or permits.
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  862. Productivity rise and wages halted? There’s a few reasons for that, automation and global competition are two main contributors
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  863. And he’s gone! Good riddance mr Icke, you won’t be missed
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  864. Good
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  865. Pretty sure you can change them yourself in iOS 18
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  866. For the human rights violations. If socialism is so great, why must they rely on capitalist countries so much?
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  867.  @truthseeker4280  just look at their people. They’re living sins of the most impoverished lives in the world. Very little freedoms, “disappearing” political rivals, censorship. Count yourself lucky you live in a country where your rights are respected.
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  868.  @truthseeker4280  they were poor because their country was run terribly. Sanctions weren’t put in place until after the economic collapse - by then the damage done by Maduro and Chavez had already put them in extreme economic turmoil. Until he steps down, do not expect sanctions to lift.
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  869. There is no over budget here anyway. It’s a fixed contract
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  870. Trumps a fascist? What has he done to kill out political rivals, or to destroy American democracy.
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  871. Kieran Roche trump isn’t limiting shit. Unlike European time’s we have access to the internet. Unlike Germany, the US has Amendments that protect people rights. Unlike any other country, the us has it’s rights protected under its constitution
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  872. Kieran Roche trump hasn’t broken any part of the constitution. If he had he would be arrested immediately for treason.
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  873. Crazy how you can love Jews and immigrants and be called a nazi these days. The term has been made meaningless
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  874. It stems from an ad that Apple made, they said “Mac can’t get pc viruses”, which is true. They get Mac viruses instead.
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  875. TheMrmoc7 psychology research is an important field
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  876. The only people it’d stop is people who use Adblock. They don’t make YouTube any money anyway, in fact they actually lose them money
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  877.  @DeepDeepSpace  no by Payload Research
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  878. More price controls is definitely what they need. The profits are low because the salt market is over saturated. Stop collecting salt by hand and go do something society actually needs. India has the sane provide with agriculture. Subsidising unprofitable industries hurts economic growth.
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  879. That’s the great thing about low gravity, less force. HLS isn’t designed to land on earth, it doesn’t have a heat shield for one.
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  880. I heard about the coup, didn’t know it triggered a civil war. Our media sucks
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  881. “Creating jobs” is just the broken window fallacy. And yes money is being borrowed to pay for this.
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  882. Not a right to riot.
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  883. Donna Whitley it’s more than the virus. No you shouldn’t be charged for any virus, it’s China’s withdrawal of information, thief tariffs to keep countries silent. They are using this virus that they “didn’t make” to improve their economy at the detriment of everyone else.
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  884. Mark Guan not if controlled
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  885. And that’s what we see, everyone getting richer.
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  886. It isn’t just Brexit though. Britain was in the can years before
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  887. A bit over 1s as the current propagates at just under the speed of light
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  888. It sounds nicer than “centimetre” but god damn it is it a pain
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  889.  Mikael Jensen  well why don’t you tell China. The us has been cutting emissions for years, while China has been increasing. China has said, under their Paris Climate Agreement, they she will continue to increase emissions until 2030.
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  890.  Mikael Jensen  good on him, he raised the GDP after a recession. Is that what we call progress? Let’s talk progress: - Trump has cut taxes for businesses and individuals alike, ending in $2000 in savings to the average household - Wages increased for the first time in a decade of stagnation. They have increased $5000 since Obama’s last year in office - correcting for inflation that’s a $4000 increase! Add on $2000 in tax savings and that’s $6000 in savings to the average middle class household. - The lowest unemployment rate in over 50 years. - Higher workforce participation. Under Obama, people were leaving the workforce (which lead to the reduction in unemployment as when people leave the workforce - they aren’t counted). Under Trump, people were returning. - The lowest CO2 emissions since 1992, CO2 emissions are reducing at an identical rate as under the Obama administration Is Trump perfect? No. He has continued to raise government spending, not drawing back spending like he said he would. But compared to heavy spender Biden, he’s an angel.
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  891.  Mikael Jensen  now let’s look at China, this “large investor of solar panels”. They are the largest CO2 emitter in the world, beating the US and EU combined. And they will continue to increase emissions until 2030, as said in their Paris Climate Agreement (the biggest political statement the world has seen).
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  892. tim pearce RF radiation is completely safe
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  893. No quantum company has claimed it will replace classical computers, why are you even bringing it up? It will aid computers, specialised in a task current computers are terrible at. Like the GPU is specialised in certain tasks
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  894. Is it wifi connected?
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  895. It’s almost like it was the plan… They reached orbital velocities but kept it suborbital for safety.
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  896. How ignorant can one be Bob? You legs contain one of the largest arteries in the body, a shot to the leg can be lethal. They are also small and tend to move a lot, a very hard target to hit accurately, especially with a pistol.
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  897. Bob Heatlie they didn’t have pepper spray, it’s usually but used due to it’s ability to catch fire when used with tasers... which they did use. He was tased twice, but just shrugged it off probably due to the alcohol in his system
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  898. Zulhardika Rendy Permana and you aren’t worried that the only people who have access to guns are government agencies or people who abide strictly by the country? Look at Venezuela, the only people that were allowed guns there were people that vowed allegiance to the president. And now it’s a complete dictatorship with a growing poverty level, and corruption. Were guns banned because the government wanted to take over? It doesn’t matter, because banning the guns lead to the result we have today. People in the US have every right to be fearful of a government overusing it’s power.
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  899. iamkulit1 CS no military would use civilian weapons. The weapons civilians are allowed to use are semi-automatic and have strict restrictions on the attachments.
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  900. iamkulit1 CS yes, semi auto pistols .
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  901. iamkulit1 CS most school shootings are done with pistols. Most homicides are done with pistols. Actually rifles are used less than you think, knives and sharp objects murder 4x more people than rifles do all together.
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  902. Not yet, Georgia, Arizona and North Carolina are close. If trump holds onto 1 - he wins. If he loses all 3 he has lost the election
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  903. As a current student, I can say that the Curriculum does not intend to impose political views, but that the teachers can. I have only one case, in Year 6 in which my teacher was shocked at the American election. Well it hasn’t effected me, as I got into researching (basically watching YouTube nonstop) and found that many of my ideas aren’t as they seem. I think the media is to blame for the upcoming left wing youth, as news on the tv had a large influence on my ideas (those that I no longer hold)
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  904. Someone didn’t get their spot on this masterpiece. Stop being Jealous
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  905. You mean you don't want to bike for 2 hours everyday to get to your job and back?
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  906. The continuously use terror to push a political agenda, no matter how you twist it they are terrorists
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  907. Why? Because Le Chatelier’s principle states: “If an equilibrium system is subjected to change, the system will adjust itself to partially oppose the effect of that change” If you add more computer power, the programs that are made for that computer use more resources, thus opposing the additional computing power.
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  908. What?
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  909. Price gouging isn’t bad, it’s just the result of limited resources that supply a limitless amount of demand
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  910. Rofl he is the corruption
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  911.  @seawolf9616  such a cope 😂
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  912. Depressed or not, murder deserves life.
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  913. Nowadays electric engines: -Provide a lot of torque, many motorsports like the F1 are adding in hybrid engines to get high torque to help with lower speeds -Are heavy, electric cars weigh about 1.3x that of a combustion car -Have a low power output, another reason why the F1 doesn’t adopt fully electric engines. They are better at low speeds, but drop off later on. -Take a long time to recharge, a Tesla can take around 6 hours (1 hour supercharged) to recharge a 300 mile battery. For a comparison a combustion engine can recharge in about ~5 min with about a 400 mile range. Trucks even longer. Formula E actually gets the driver to switch cars instead of pitting.
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  914. And price. The car in this video costs around $80 000, while an average SUV costs around $40 000-$50 000
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  915. #orangemanbad
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  916. Kristoff Balatbat it loses its strength over time
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  917. That’s not funny, Australian humour is much better than this
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  918. The US can do that because they have the worlds reserve currency
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  919. shawn foogle it uses your hardware to help guess the random 256 bit block, pretty much getting money for the creator at your expense without you knowing
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  920. A good parent doesn’t overvalue either one. They will work and care. Especially nowadays where technology can make simple tasks so much less time consuming leaving more time to do stuff. Mums are usually the caretaker, but so can the father. It’s not bad that a mother chooses to care for her children, nor is it good that a mother chooses to work instead. And the same goes for fathers.
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  921. It doesn’t help or hurt the fight
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  922. Windows has compatibility. That’s it.
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  923. Yeah what is that shit. Who honestly wants to drive down a one lane, two way road
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  924.  @weekiely1233  no doubt he had a better opportunity than most people. But you don’t make $200 billion and found multiple massively successful businesses from chance. Otherwise everyone who grows up in an upper class family would be worth $200 billion.
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  925. USA! USA!
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  926. Grendel Prime I like rdr2 but it’s online is a bit stale
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  927. Lightingwarrior in the us you are innocent until proven. There was no proof. The people who accused Eddie didn’t even show up.
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  928. Lightingwarrior as do most of our military I hope. If they don’t take pride in killing people, they are kinda in the wrong profession. May I point out he isn’t the only one posing in these photos. And you say SEALS don’t hold grudges like they are robots. Of course they hold grudges, they like and dislike each other. According to 2 Iraqi higher ups that worked along side Gallagher he was a harsh leader, and they both applauded him on his work.
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  929.  @dinnersam2121  when Obama was running for president he wasn’t talking about banning fracking, or spending $2 trillion on a awful green new deal plan.
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  930.  @dinnersam2121  neither did Biden? Biden has said repeatedly that he would ban fossil fuels. He supports the Green New Deal. There is no other way of looking at it. Biden is bad for the American economy, he’s been bad for 50 years, and he will be even worse if he wins the office this year.
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  931. Crazy putting this out as the Cybertruck reaches profitability. It’s not even make or break. It’s a low volume high margin vehicle, and above all else it’s a marketing gimmick.
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  932. I’m guessing you’ve been we played it then. The characters are amazing, especially Arthur. He is by far rockstars best character
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  933. Yep, definitely what he's doing 😂 so brainwashed
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  934. I mean... VScode is far more popular than vim/neovim, and that popularity is only even greater as look at new developers
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  935. juster2432 hydrogen will not go far because of one reason - it is one of the most reactive elements on earth, and with the energy it holds, it’s like having a hydrogen bomb as a fuel tank.
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  936. djordjem yes. It’s actually scary the power they have.
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  937. Because it could start WW3
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  938. Yeah it’s exploded on Iran as well, no coincidence there
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  939. The scans hardly effect you, the rate of radiation is small, and the time exposed is slim. By the way, just because there’s radiation doesn’t make it dangerous. Any electronic device around you produces radiation
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  940. And cancer rates aren’t rising, but our speed of recognising the cancer is increasing. This means more people survive, but some are misdiagnosed with malignant cancer, as it’s indiscernible from benign
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  941. Why stop their? 20% and you could have a full on depression. Or even just try negative interest rates, like -50%. The options are truely endless!
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  942. There’s a big group of people who have no idea about space flight or SpaceX, they just like hating because of Elon. It’s really funny to watch
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  943. Henery McGregor he doesn’t? We’re talking about the same guy right? I’m sure he once praised the USSR and Cuba for its socialism
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  944. If they didn’t say “small businesses” or “low skilled workers”, then they are wrong. Because when it comes down to it - you aren’t hurting anyone other than these 2 groups.
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  945. Well, if they were more careful - they wouldn’t be on the verge of bankruptcy
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  946. Anyway, regulations are great - but they don’t stop everything. Dreamworld had followed every regulation
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  947. I’m pretty sure he knows what he is saying, if you doubt him everything he said can be found online. The First Step act within the first year got 3000 inmates released and another 2000 their sentences reduced. Black males were the biggest beneficiaries of this bill. The Opportunity Zones have increased investment in the poorest communities of the US, many if which are predominately black. Good on the professor. I don’t see them owning a multi billion dollar business or running the country.
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  948. Because that would be pointless. Apollo was made to get us to the moon, it wasn’t really useful beyond that. Only 2 astronauts could go down, and they got 1, maybe 2 spacewalks? And it was fucking expensive. Artemis is meant to allow for much longer missions (1 week, months once the moon base is set up), allow much more astronauts to go down (6) and so on. All while being cheaper.
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  949. Methane and other gassed are much smaller than viruses dumbass
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  950. It does more than just “expand background checks”
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  951. Conceal carry?
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  952. I think the craziest thing about it all is the claim that Lueders chose the Starship to get a job at SpaceX. Like she alone has the power to choose how $2.9 billion was spent and she never had to explain herself to anyone else. The 2 events (choosing Starship and joining SpaceX) didn’t even happen close together. BO already had their contract by that point. And it isn’t uncommon for NASA execs to jump to SpaceX, many of SpaceX’s executives are ex-NASA employees. It’s a weird argument that teeters on libel. Especially because later investigations agreed that NASA chose the best option. Really it wasn’t even a contestz
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  953. (And then conveniently ignore the strange circumstances that lead to Blue Origin getting a contract)
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  954. There are
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  955. a-john Japan lost over 2 million soldiers in WW2, and another 400 000 civilians. The us lost 400 000 soldiers and civilians combined.
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  956. Well until the farmers can learn to market their produce, process and test their produce, transport their produce across the country and to other countries, in a way that's profitable at their tiny scales - they won't see most of the money.
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  957.  @hanwang110mhh doesn’t matter how much he lies if his opponent is too senile to take him up on it. That’s the problem here.
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  958. Because it isn’t fraud. SpaceX is changing the world right here, Thunderc0pe is just fooling you with his half truths and terrible research
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  959. Democrats have always spent more than Republicans. Just look at the candidates for the Democratic caucus. Joe Biden was promising the lowest spending
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  960. Starship isn’t designed specifically for Artemis. It was well designed, by far the most detailed and well thought out of the 3 HLS proposals but it isn’t purpose built. Which is actually one of its strengths. Being able to do so many things keeps the costs low, SpaceX quoted half of the BO bid. It also is interesting for NASA who might want to use it to launch payloads. But yeah it’s overkill. But again for NASA they see that as an opportunity to expand their scope.
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  961. Nor has any company claimed quantum computers are useful yet. Their claim is that they will be soon, which you only refute by saying we don’t know that it’s possible because hasn’t been done before. Okay? Thanks for the revelation It’s like saying that aerial flight was impossible because it hadn’t happened yet.
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  962. Templar Malta that’s not true at all, this system simply allows to governments to inform you if you have been in contact with a person with a virus. It’s perfect for our current situation and I disagree that it’s in any way close to China’s SCS.
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  963. Miriam Israel these ones are, not all
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  964. The last thing you want a judge doing is making political decisions
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  965. Both are perfectly fine pronunciation
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  966. And they do. You’re looking at a rocket that’s only just started to ramp up development, by the end of the year it will be much further along.
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  967. SoS Legio Primus they are delicious!
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  968. Did your mother not tell you not to speak when you have no idea what you're talking about?
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  969. Sounds more professional than saying 100x
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  970. Time wasting is not in the spirit of the game.
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  971. Imagine how long it would take to charge. Maybe hybrid?
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  972. The F-35 can’t supercruise
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  973. The only platform to come close is 1000x worse
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  974. What?
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  975. That’s 85-90% of people’s fault. The stock market is a great way to earn riches. If you save up a healthy sum and learn how to buy and sell stocks, you can get out of the shithole your in.
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  976. Ted wheeler a man? Hahaha
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  977. Thank you YouTube
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  978. No they’re all the same density on modern HDDs. The computer can actually read data on outer disks faster as a consequence
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  979. 3:57 Obviously not forward, move on
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  980. 3:50 Oh boo hoo
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  981. Apollo 1 killed 3 astronauts and many of the other missions came very close. The reason Apollo was a success was it had a nearly limitless budget.
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  982. Probably non existent.
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  983. Shooter was dead at that point
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  984. It should be a businesses right to regulate themselves, their employees and the customers they choose to engage with. The government should have no say in any of that
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  985. But he’s delusional, he would never think live that
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  986. You can work it out algebraically: Define a variable z = a + bi z * i = ai + bi^2 = -b + ai Which is a rotation of 90 deg about the origin on the argand plane. In fact multiplying a number by any complex number will result in some sort of scaling and rotation.
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  987. The government shouldn’t have the power to censor people.
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  988. There’s a few bad cops, most get jail time. This cop was abusing badly written laws... it’s as much the lawmakers fault as it is the sheriffs
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  989. oblivionmad82 man no idea what you are on, but they are
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  990. The world should agree on a language. I say English simply because it’s the most wide spread, and all technology is already written in English code
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  991. You can’t hate climate change and nuclear power. Renewable energy isn’t the “set and forget” spice you think it is, the price of building the panels are tremendous. It is impossible to to retain our quality of life with a 100% renewable energy source... except nuclear! It is the most efficient energy source, it is one of the cheapest - and with our current understanding and knowledge - is as safe as any other. Choose your path. Nuclear? Or climate change?
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  992. Yeah it would be. But SpaceX doesn’t they made clear goals before the test.
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  993. Mike Nazarian legit the same here in Australia. Average wait for children er is 2-3 hours and adults 4+
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  994. Sntai Vdau hard you say, with the Chinese government hiding a lot of information
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  995. Because he $7 million in tax, but got almost all of it rebates because of legal tax credits?
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  996. It’s one of the best games ever made
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  997. Sounds like a you problem
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  998.  @theultimatereductionist7592 didn’t meet their legal requirement? SpaceX put in the best offer, plain and simple
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  999. Динко Киров 5G was released in 2017... and I heard about it a decade ago.
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  1000. Mark F. I’m pretty sure it was either Hong Kong or Beijing, but they weren’t the first places, just the first full installations
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  1001. It would t kill that fast even if it was dangerous. The 5G towers are low powered mmWaves.
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  1002. Yes enjoy every game because terrible games don’t exist... your a genius!
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  1003. Starship isn’t purpose built for Artemis. It’s built to complete multiple tasks, from delivering large payloads to low earth orbit to eventually setting up a base on Mars But being a multi role spacecraft it must make some drawbacks and Starship chose size. To complete all these tasks Starship is absolutely massive, which means weight. To get out of LEO it must be refuelled.
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  1004. Reagan inherited a garbage economy, the worst economic crisis the US has faced outside the Great Depression, and left it in a much better state. Inflation was in the double digits when he took office, and it was below 4% when he left. The economy grew faster under him than Carter.
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  1005. Problem is not everyone has the app. But it would be easier to just do the order on an app and scan it or something.
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  1006. Trump 2020!
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  1007. Probably a limited test
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  1008. He used songs he didn’t have the rights to
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  1009. I lost it when he crashed his car 😂
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  1010. I’d assume they’d have one in the back or something, just not on their person
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  1011. closer20jc chauvin won’t walk.
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  1012. No thanks.
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  1013. Didn’t anonymous hack someone to stop the removal of net neutrality. Like I wouldn’t be surprised.
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  1014. Tony L it’s based on income, they must have concluded he’s got enough of an income to feed himself. The problem isn’t that people are starving, some are. But they usually are starving because they don’t understand how to budget. Stop buying luxuries, find a cheap place to rent, use less utilities and work 40-80 hours a week. It is hard, but if you do that you will be able to save up for something else, plus you could probably find a better paying job with your resume alone. The us is the best country in the world for wealth and opportunity. If you try hard, you work hard, ect - you will make it.
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  1015. No it’s not, 5G uses RF (radio frequency) radiation that is non ionising. That means it doesn’t have the energy to interject with the electrons in atoms. Ionising radiation, like Xrays, UV and Gamma rays can interact with them and that can lead to cancer, radiation poisoning, ect from long exposure. However RF radiation doesn’t lead to these things. Radiation does not mean cancer, or dangerous or damage to our cells, there are different types. Visible light is radiation, but like RF, it is completely safe.
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  1016. To anyone that reads this, save your money and play warframe. It hasn’t been the third most played free steam game for no reason
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  1017. Also you realise that this isn’t the only model of Starship, right? This one is specifically designed for StarLink so they can launch their new v2 satellites, which will be the main thing they launch early on. They will have multiple models, probably with a larger payload opening or like HLS with legs and a lift to lower astronauts.
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  1018. But they don’t shoot every black man they arrest. That funding you are cutting will mean less police, less equipment (like tasers and other non lethal weapons), lower training standards...
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  1019. Exactly. NASA isn’t allowed to take risks which is why all of its projects go well over budget and far behind schedule. They tried it once. “Faster, Better, Cheaper”. Instead of spending $4 billion doing 1 missions with a 95% success chance, they spent $4 billion doing 4 missions each with an 80% success chance (because it’s really that final 20% that is the hardest). It actually performed well over its time Congress couldn’t stomach it after a few failures in a row. In another universe NASA never gave up on that and we’re on Mars right now
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  1020. $250 billion
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  1021. EliteSpark 6947 then work? Because if no one works - you can’t buy anything
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  1022. Who should have got it? SpaceX quoted half the price of Blue Origin and a quarter of the price of Dynetics. Those other 2 had serious design flaws and Blue Origin had to make a massive redesign to get their own contract. Not only that but SpaceX was (and is still) on track to finish sooner. And there was a lot less risk because SpaceX is an actually profitable company (setting aside government contracts) and Starship has a lot of interest from the DoD. And SpaceX has achieved more than the other 2. Makes sense to me, and makes sense to the department that investigated the choosing.
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  1023. If that is so? I would recommend to wear a mask around her, not really at the ship. The mask is there to stop you fro spreading - most masks don’t stop outside particles getting in
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  1024. Look it up
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  1025. He was a reasonable threat to the officers and bystanders.
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  1026. All of the experts and engineers, all of the factories and equipment, and many of the designs and technologies used to build the lunar lander aren’t around anymore.
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  1027. Yet somehow their economy tanked while countries that were even more oil dependent than it grew when the oil bubble crashed.
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  1028. martijn games NL I suggest English, one of the most common languages in the world, by capital, countries using it and people’s second language. It also is the basis of the web, and most of the content on the internet. Plus PCs are designed for English, everything from key binds to the keyboard is English and suits English better.
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  1029. They haven’t had any of the problems that the N1 had
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  1030. Not marketing numbers. The engines are capable of those numbers. They just purposely under throttle them. Maybe for efficiency reasons, maybe for reliability. Probably for reliability
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  1031. Elon talked about it in an interview just before the launch, they knew it could be a flaw and tested anyway and surprisingly it survived till landing. The next design of Starship puts the wings out of harms way, and the new heat shielding which they tested on the flight will be much more protective.
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  1032. “PRagErU hAtES BLaCk pEOplE”
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  1033. Everyone knew they kept weapons and bases under civilians, has been common knowledge for over a decade
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  1034. Not worth jail time over trash like that
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  1035. Oh sure, definitely not the media who labels trump has a psychopath
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  1036. David Beppler slow?
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  1037. They should take less than a minute on any platform.
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  1038. Ok boomer
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  1039. Shane isn’t it. Maybe China should lift its massive firewall?
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  1040. eli luke it’s not being rewarded for doing nothing, it’s providing support for giving birth the the next generation.
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  1041. Which is his duty as president
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  1042. I mean he was up against Hillary.
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  1043. Albert Goenner competent? She’s a fucking idiot. And a dodgy one. People liked trump because he spoke about a lot of issues that Americans also have, the shit media, nuclear weapons and how the us has fallen behind, illegal immigration. Hillary’s isn’t, she has her head up the Democratic Party.
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  1044. LIES
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  1045. One is also considerably smaller. I don’t like Norway’s policy, but their size makes it easier for the government to manage their budget.
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  1046. $770 an hour?
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  1047. 1. A global wealth tax is completely infeasible. 2. Some taxes have larger drawbacks than others. A wealth tax in the long run hurts economic growth. Using it to cut income taxes would help workers in the short term, but in the long term they'd end up making less money 3. Every country who has tried a wealth tax has started to move away from it, because it's just a garbage tax. It brings in such a tiny amount of revenue, causes capital flight, and directly draws money away from productive sectors. 4. What? 5. Short term happiness shouldn't be the goal of economic policy. Future economic prosperity should. 6. The thing is rich people will buy a yacht regardless. High taxes just mean they will buy it from somewhere else.
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  1048. Do you know that graphene costs the same as gold? Graphene is a slow and expensive material to manufacture.
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  1049. Jonathan Brochu it’s not as easy as you make it sound. They are cutting graphite into atom thick pieces.
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  1050. ⁠ @roberthorwat6747 fuel is super cheap.
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  1051.  @dustyhurd424  Kessler Syndrone is overblown. It isn’t an issue for space flight or LEO satellites, mainly satellites in higher orbits
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  1052. What?
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  1053. SpaceX’s R&D spending over its lifetime totals to half of the SLS’s development budget. With that SpaceX has developed Falcon 1/9/Heavy, Dragon 1/2, Starship, StarLink, an EVA Spacesuit, and so on.
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  1054. Trump is nothing like Milei. Trump raised the deficit, pushed protectionism and is cutting the US off the global stage. The exact opposite of Milei
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  1055. Because they earned it. Call it greed, call it anything. However what I call it is incentive, and these incentives have driven capitalism for decades. These billionaires have built up some of the most successful multinational corporations ever, they’ve change lives. Amazon, Microsoft, Apple - their innovations have quite literally changed the world. And they get money, which they can reinvest, they can donate or they can give to their children. That’s completely on them. To cap wealth, or have a wealth tax would incentivise these billionaires to invest elsewhere, live elsewhere, and take all of those taxes that their company provides with them.
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  1056. Private ownership is a right of any successful civilisation. Just like you have the right your your house or car, you also have a right to other assets - like money
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  1057. Ad Reeves that’s because those shops have failed to innovate, online shopping is the future. You say you don’t like individuals to monopolise industries, but what that really means is you don’t want to award this good innovation. That’s why capitalism works, it allows someone with a good idea to start a business run entirely by themselves. A single entity owning all resources, like in socialism or communism means that the means of production, and the resources are owned not by those that are successful, but are divided evenly. That hurts innovation.
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  1058. Ad Reeves your taking a very new corporation with little competition at the moment and saying it’s killing businesses. Maybe for now, but as competition comes in, amazon will have to compete for prices, wages, ect. Maybe look at something like Apple, who’s massive innovations to smartphones paved the way for the devices of today. Do you think it’s bad that the heads of Apple are rewarded for doing so?
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  1059. xxx xxx these people built up massive corporations that employ people for their labour. As long as the people are fairly paid (which they aren’t sometimes, but then again it’s a free market), then they get their money. However their job is much easier and much less risky than running a huge multinational tech corporation like Apple or Microsoft.
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  1060. xxx xxx look at Jeff Bezos, he innovated by really taking the online marketplace into the mainstream. No one did it better than him, and he was rewarded for it. This is the basic incentive that capitalism provides for innovation. If we were to instead remove private ownership and the idea of a business all together, Jeff wouldn’t have been able to muster the resources to succeed in Amazon - and online marketplaces as a whole would be under realised. If we were to tax him extremely for his success, we would ward off future investments into the US, and mean that Amazon (or any other business) couldn’t gain resources to innovate fast enough. We would lose our free economy to places overseas - like China. Where they have some of the cheesiest labour in the world.
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  1061. xxx xxx and it depends on the job. Your average checkout cashier won’t be paid anywhere near as much as a doctor or an engineer. That’s completely fair, to be a cashier is so much easier and requires very little skill. Then look even higher, to executives. These are people with years of experience, and who overlook sometimes thousands of individual stores, ect. The skills required, the experience you need, and the difficulty of the job makes them much more valuable.
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  1062. And the launch towers, and offices, etc. I mean the launch towers alone, NASA is spending the equivalent entire Starship HLS contract on building a second launch tower for SLS.
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  1063. They were forced to make SLS by Congress. And it did have a purpose when it was being made, at the time there was no commercial super heavy lift rocket even being designed.
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  1064.  @circassianassasin5423  I’m not arguing or or against gun rights, I simply stated that there are cases where lethal force is acceptable.
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  1065. Alexander Sz your a fucking idiot.
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  1066. Well they bloody learn faster than you bud
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  1067. Not on this scale, and not as intrusive
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  1068. They do come true though, just not on schedule. Yeah Starship is behind schedule (every single rocket in history has been), but it’s making great progress.
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  1069. Have we not already? Entire fields of math work with infinity, like calculus.
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  1070. ⁠ @SmokeTheHolyChalice  NASA couldn’t afford 2. The HLS budget had been cut by Congress. SpaceX had to change their contract just so NASA could afford it, and their bid was half the price of the others.
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  1071. That’s called the SLS. It came in at the small cost of $24 billion
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  1072. I was reading the Wikipedia article and almost spat my drunk out when I read: “or if they allow end-to-end encryption on their service and do not provide means to enforcement officials to decrypt the material”
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  1073.  @Iamwolf134  then they use tor to do that. What’s your point?
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  1074. Fuck Ireland
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  1075. Candela Bollati that’s why you get married before you have a child.
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  1076. Lol
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  1077. Yeah I wouldn’t mind so much if they did a good job with the “interpolation”
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  1078. Those Scot’s better look out!
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  1079. I’d like a comparison
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  1080.  @solochazzy7553 you actually care for him 😂
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  1081. 5:30 Why is it legal for news to even do that? Surely that’s intentionally misleading Kayleigh is the best press secretary trump has had
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  1082. Blake’s was completely justified. And Rittenhouse was defending him self from a violent mob
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  1083. Nick Arnold it wasn’t murder, Jacob Blake went into the home while he was not meant to be near the family, sexually assaulted the lady and then tries to retrieve a knife to kill the officer.
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  1084. Nick Arnold he never “targeted the protesters”, he killed one of them after they chased after him.
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  1085. Nick Arnold I was talking about him. That guy chased after Kyle, who only shot at the last second. Then an angry mob started to chase him down for defending himself and he had to defend himself again.
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  1086. Nick Arnold and he killed someone because that someone was about to harm him. The first guy he shot chased after him. As I said, he waited until the last minute, the guy gave him no other choice.
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  1087. Nick Arnold if you got chased you would have defended yourself. Stop twisting the actual events to make a hero (Kyle) a villain. Stop twisting events to make a villain (Jacob Blake) a hero. We can all twist events, but it gets us nowhere.
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  1088. Nah it’s cringe af
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  1089. Crash DK how so?
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  1090. Do that, that's fine. You're just going to provoke Trump to dissolve the organisation when he gets in in November
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  1091. You just ate the onion
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  1092. The creator can just lipsync.
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  1093.  @betag24cn this isn’t for desktop
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  1094. I would restrict fatty and sugary foods. A nice balanced diet goes a long way
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  1095. Not if we vote
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  1096. Eddy yes
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  1097. One of the worst comedians I’ve ever heard, even before I watched this
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  1098.  @ZakiHaider-y9o  yes it is. It’s paid for by StarLink, Falcon launches, investments and future customers
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  1099. What? An epidemic started so the host country should be held accountable? It’s not theirs fault and no one should be to blame.
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  1100. What happens? A better system that works for everyone that doesn’t rely on the government giving free money to insurance companies
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  1101. Wages are far lower in Egypt, which just makes things cheaper. Especially if we’re talking LA wages. And of course there’s hidden costs. That stadium is likely built to higher standards than these buildings are, and California is just chock full of regulations which drive the price of everything up.
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  1102. Even through his brain damage you can tell he is an extremely intelligent man. It’s a shame, life isn’t fair.
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  1103. TAA is terrible. There’s no right conditions. It’s always going to be blurry during motion
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  1104. SLS: $24 billion Starship: $2.7 billion “tHe pUbLic SeCToR iS mOre eFFIciENt thAn thE pRIvaTe sector. iN EverY caPAcIty”
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  1105. Joseph Young the thing is, countries don’t trust China. Many have already banned Huawei after the us advised them. China is doing its own tariffs, and I have a hunch things may flip on their head.
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  1106. It’s not the free market at all. You have insurance companies, lawyers, and huge government regulation. Let alone the huge regulations that stop hospitals from competing. Imagine if you went to go buy McDonald’s, but you had to wait for your insurance company to negotiate a price, and decide for you what you get. It’s almost as bad as a full blown Medicare for all plan - because then it isn’t you, it’s the government that decides
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  1107. I think there’s one thing we are forgetting, this package isn’t strictly to prevent COVOD 19, but to reduce the economic impact of this pandemic. No matter what COVID 19 would have cost American - and the world - trillions simply because of the lockdowns worldwide
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  1108. Brutalising the world? Protecting it from people who would brutalise it you mean
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  1109. Ryan West not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  1110. @ possibly, but I reckon if Trump didn’t like him he wouldn’t keep letting him into meetings with world leaders. Or have obvious input on appointments like the new NASA Administrator
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  1111. What?
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  1112. The “million dollar pen” wasn’t even a nasa invention. It was made by a company as a marketing scheme. NASA brought a few thousand and overall only spent ~60 000 on them. But it turns out the pens worked better than The Russian pencils, which the sharpenings would float around, damaging the machinery.
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  1113. Clashfer_GameZ Germany, China, Russia, Cuba, Venezuela. That’s why.
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  1114. I disagree that affordability is the reason birth rates are low. Richer countries with higher real wages, higher quality of living and more discretionary income have lower birth rates.
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  1115. It actually isn’t operational, it’s launch pad is damaged
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  1116. It’s take a lot less fuel to land and take off from mars because: 1. Mars has an atmosphere that can slow the rocket down before it lands (less fuel needed to decelerate) 2. You can create methane on Mars, so you only need as much as it takes to get there. There’s lots of estimates flying around. My guess is SpaceX has a good idea but isn’t telling anyone else about it.
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  1117.  @AllesWirdGut1502  a Mars landing will be nothing like the Moon. You only get one decent shot every 2 years, so it would be a long term mission. Producing methane from the water in the ground and CO2 rich atmosphere will happen. It’s easy and as a byproduct creates oxygen.
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  1118. And the atmosphere density does matter, but it just means you need more passes. Aerobraking will be done.
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  1119. But we allow smoking and drinking, while vaping is “too dangerous”
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  1120. Still wondering, what has he done to help us out? Electric cars are alright, but can’t overtake combustion engines The tunnels are a stupid idea His “Hyperloop” was a money dump. What has he done, what has he changed? P.S. Tesla trucks are stupidity
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  1121. Not racism Not bad police Just a loud voice. not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  1122. Which you don’t need for a bump stock which is figuratively the same thing.
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  1123. Greg marshall do you need accuracy if your plan is to mow down a large crowd close around you? If guns are to truely be used in defence, why allow such a attachment in the first place? As you said it’s inaccurate - so how is it to be used in hunting or defence? I see the fun, I might try it one day, but I just don’t like the downsides.
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  1124. N F95 oh they’re making money. Over 12 million a year. That’s pretty good for India
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  1125. Although there are indeed racist people, I don’t feel the system is racist at all. I have t seen one good example of systematic racism. Not even George Floyd’s death is systemic, even if you believe it is racist (which it wasn’t)
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  1126. The Ar15 was used in what war?
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  1127. The electoral college is meant to stop big states from controlling the most powerful seat in the country
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  1128. People ps4s have hardlocked, shouting them down permanently
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  1129. More shit for Australia to dig up
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  1130. Yeah that is a big downside. Definitely would only get an EV if I could access a charger at home, that’s the main benefit!
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  1131. Just shows that he’s an idiot
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  1132. Um, yeah. Just because you buy shit doesn’t give you the right to control us. It’s a disgusting dictatorship
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  1133. Tesla had a 3-to-1 stock split last year.
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  1134. You don’t understand a thing about the stock market
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  1135. Binning SLS now would be stupid, but eventually it will be binned because it’s way too expensive while not offering many capabilities.
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  1136. I guess, but they don’t usually
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  1137.  @Homiloko2  so no, they didn’t “do this” decades ago.
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  1138.  @Homiloko2  I don’t think they have a harder job. The engineering that went into Apollo was insane and laid the groundwork for everything to come. But it’s just stupid when the other’s say that Artemis or SpaceZ is just rehashing Apollo because they aren’t. It’s a far bigger mission with a far smaller budget. There are significant engineering challenges to solve, and they can’t meticulously design every feature. They also have a smaller margin for error, Apollo killed 3 astronauts and almost another 3 more, that can’t happen or Artemis will be set back years. SpaceX has made significant progress in just the last year, and they’re ramping up development threefold this year. Let’s check back in 2026.
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  1139. Because governments are less financially answerable. Governments can't be sued for incompetence, citizens can't opt out of paying into the government, and in fact if the government fucks up they essentially have the power to take everything from you to make up for it. Government's rarely ever fail and have a competitor rise in their place. A corrupt election every 4 years is not accountability.
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  1140. Misleading?
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  1141. I find it a bit strange how a jury can just decide how much to award. It seems far too arbitrary
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  1142. He wasn’t always like this, but I guess the figured the algorithm liked his Elon videos
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  1143. Terrorist is the use of violence against civilians to create fear. This was directly targeting Hezbollah
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  1144. I think Japan is in the running, 30 years of economic stagnation is not easy to maintain
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  1145. Liquid hydrogen needs to be kept at like -250C, and no wouldn’t be much safer
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  1146. It’s not that bad. They get 60 days severance to find a new job.
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  1147.  @n.f.9317  welcome to the tech industry
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  1148. Our current computers can answer problems that’d take humans longer than the age of the universe for compute. How do we know if they’re correct? See how this is a meaningless question?
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  1149. Lmao what? SpaceX is the only reason the US has any astronauts in space right now
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  1150. It doesn’t live on surfaces for that long, banning products will only hurt your economy in a time it’s not needed
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  1151. Or we could reduce the barriers to entry fit building homes so that private investors can build more
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  1152. Food stamps shouldn’t subsidise unhealthy foods
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  1153. Laura Francis junk food - that is costing taxpayers billions each year - has no nutritional value and only contributes to our nation increased obesity rates. On average over 20% of all SNAP benefits goes to junk food. Those are luxuries that should be purchased by someone themselves, not subsidised by the taxpayer. It’s disgusting.
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  1154. StarLink will coordinate it’s satellites in accordance with Astronomers.
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  1155. Batteries are a lot more flammable. Yes uranium has a lot more energy than a battery, but the energy needed to extract it is immense
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  1156. To hide from their government
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  1157. But losing so much in time and load size
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  1158. No, it had a lot to do with sufficient compute. In the last 12 months they’ve 7x their compute capacity and they plan to more than double it again by the end of the year. That’s really limited them The latest version is a completely new model, they’ve done away with hard coded rules it is now almost fully based on the neural network.
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  1159. I guess we'll just close our eyes every time the Irish try to slow down the ball.
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  1160. Singer, porn writer, YouTube and Twitch sensation, Chess Pro... and of course an actor in the highly acclaimed The Hunger Games series
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  1161. You say that because you’re used to it. I couldn’t dream of device for anything by 6 or 12, it just isn’t as compatible with our current counting system. Plus imperial isn’t strictly base 12, it feels more like a random dump of bases. 12 inches to a foot, 3 feet to a yard, 1760 yards to a mile, ect. Then there’s chains, and so on.
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  1162. For not fighting one of the most stupid wars in American history?
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  1163. It became a ;
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  1164. I like it but the ui is awful, and the devs are not even acknowledging it
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  1165.  @imranarshad7302  They weren't trying to drive anything into the ground. They saw a bad business and pounced on the opportunity.
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  1166. No, hybrids will die off just like ICEs
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  1167. A majority of illegals are Mexican, we do deport other people but at a much lower rate.
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  1168. Education is taxpayer funded, it’s just universities that aren’t. Which is good, because University is a optional education
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  1169.  @naelr3714  nah, it’s just a shitty news source with a clear leftist bias. It will twist news to make it fit their narrative.
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  1170. Jason Viper how?
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  1171. The US has never invaded China, and has no plans to invade China. It’s a nuclear armed state. This is the same talking points Russia uses to justify its invasion of Ukraine.
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  1172. Falcon Heavy is their biggest currently in use. It’s essentially a Falcon 9 with 2 smaller boosters attached to it. Both boosters land back on the launch pad and the main stage will land on a drone ship like the Falcon 9. This allows it to carry a higher load, ~68t to LEO whilst being mostly reusable
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  1173. Starship is their next rocket, it’s significantly larger than the previous two. It stands at 120m vs the 70m of Falcon 9/Heavy. It has a diameter of 9m vs 4m of Falcon 9. Instead of Merlin engines it has the new much larger Raptor engines which use methane instead of kerosene. It has about 40 of these engines. So yeah it’s big. And unlike the previous two it’s meant to be fully reusable with both the first stage, the Booster, and the second stage, called the Ship, landing. So even though it’s bigger it will be cheaper to fly. And it will take 100-150t to LEO
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  1174. Yeah but it’s the Russian government who has no interest in giving to the FBI or US government
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  1175. GPUs are rarely used for mining nowadays, and that will only become more prevalent in years to come.
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  1176. Anyone who follows jesus would not hate jews
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  1177. By NASA’s numbers the cost of fuel is $900k. Of course there’s costs uncovered in cooling it, loading it, etc. But that’s nothing when it comes to launching rockets. The big cost, which is currently undetermined, is the cost of maintainance. Supposedly they will be far less than Falcon 9 because of the simpler design, use of methane, etc. $1m launches are bullshit, but even if it just costs $30m that’s a massive cost saving.
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  1178.  @rebel8215  if Russia took control of Europe, Europe’s economy would crumble. Even if we ignore the damage a war would cause, just the nature of authoritarianism destroys economies. And then of course an expansion of authoritarianism would threaten the very principles of the US. It’s just a ridiculous idea
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  1179. Sure, look at federal minimum wages. Why not show us the state minimums?
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  1180. And Venezuela, and Cuba, and the Soviet Union, and Nazi Germany, and Italy... how ignorant some people’s are to the looming danger of government power
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  1181. Give me one case where they killed one of “your people” with no justification or punishment.
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  1182. And seeing as they are required to wear body cams, they are always on camera... so they are always angels?
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  1183. I hope he got prison time for a hit and run
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  1184. jpm8288 look at why they did. It wasn’t due to loopholes, it was due to multiple things: - Tax cuts. - Carryover losses - Worker and asset deductions Amazon was taxed, but not with corporate taxes. When the money was paid to shareholders (like Jeff Bezos), 37% was paid through income tax. When you hear “amazon doesn’t pay tax” it’s only referring to one type of tax, which is solely based on profits and losses. Are the tax cuts bad? I don’t think so, the plan was to cut taxes to allow businesses to not only pay for to employees, drop prices, but also to bolster investment (which stimulates the economy). Like it or not, these extremely successful businesses are incredibly important to the economy.
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  1185. Short term is meaningless. It’s easy for a country to print lots of money and grow in the short term. We’ll see the impacts of these sanctions later down the line
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  1186. There’s plenty out there... just leave
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  1187. That is space, also just below LEO
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  1188. For. Vote trump 2020
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  1189. Nightmare_ cheese
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  1190. So Interstellar
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  1191. What’s the name of the agency and study that says 51% are in favour of ending the war? That sounds quite interesting
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  1192. "Return capped at 100x" 😂
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  1193. I like how Tucker handled this interview. Letting Putin talk freely showed the world how awful he is
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  1194.  @tubecated_development wow that’s interesting. Really shows how far suit technology has come. These astronauts are walking around with twice the PSI with almost no issue whilst that suit almost killed the user
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  1195. Random Task nothing policy wise? Policies like banning all travel from china? Or the CARES act? Sure, he downplayed it, but that was for the sake of stopping panic. The lady thing you want I’m a national security is people hoarding supplies and panicking. But let’s look at the facts: - China first made the world aware of the Virus in December. - Up until February 29th, the WHO was advising against travel restrictions. https://www.who.int/news-room/articles-detail/updated-who-recommendations-for-international-traffic-in-relation-to-covid-19-outbreak The WHO payed a tweet on the 14th of January saying that a Chinese study “found no clear evidence of human to human transmission of the novel coronavirus” https://mobile.twitter.com/who/status/1217043229427761152?lang=en The first case in the US entered the country on Jan 15th. One day after the WHO made clear that human to human transmission wasn’t possible. So which experts was trump meant to listen to?
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  1196. 12 point lead in Michigan? Trump has a 11 point lead - you were only 23 points off
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  1197. Nuclear power plants produce very little waste. There’s an imagine circulating around of 20 years worth of waste from 1 plant, it is probably less than what a dump receives in a day.
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  1198. Looks like someone is trying to get a house loan. You are going to sit here and tell me your country isn’t corrupt?
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  1199. China, Russia, one of the middle eastern countries.
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  1200. Um… I’m pretty sure Arianespace is also a private company.
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  1201. “America won’t attack China because Russia will step in” Why would Russia care?
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  1202. If she really cared about people, she wouldn’t have kicked Amazon out of New York. That was 25000 high paid jobs that she killed
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  1203. It protects the actual creators of the content, not people who reproduce it.
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  1204. Because it’s corrupt?
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  1205. Brilliant idea
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  1206. To protect the US’s strategic interests
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  1207. Did you even read them? The majority I’ve seen are very respectful - and many people talk about how they are immigrants from a non-English country.
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  1208. Mamoswineage 18 every state has background checks
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  1209. Luke Christie knitted condom
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  1210. There is no evidence. The police said it themselves, no police reports have been filed.
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  1211. Russia is one of the most powerful countries in the world, and almost as corrupt as China. Just because they don’t have an immediate effect on Australia doesn’t mean we shouldn’t call out foul play, especially as they heighten aggression against our greatest military ally.
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  1212. 2020 will be fun
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  1213. Tara B racism? Is that why you vote democrat?
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  1214. That seems excessive, but yeah most EVs run low thread tires to increase range and lower braking distance. Shouldn’t have to change them every couple months though, more like every 2-3 years
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  1215. What is trump going to say? There’s no conclusive evidence, and you can’t just start blaming one of the worlds most powerful nations. If the Democrats were in power, there would be another Cold War.
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  1216.  @Nomolyx1 😂
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  1217. Mattninja throw a few of these guys over as well
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  1218. Caio Fleury oh it just has, look at democrat views from 10-20 years ago. They would be considered Center-right, some even right completely.
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  1219. They literally sit there moving goods from a shelf to a robot, for $15 an hour.
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  1220. Air superiority should be left to the experts who actually know what they’re doing.
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  1221. Amie Boakye if we armed our teachers I would feel safe that that would deter such acts
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  1222. Spends on the VPN, do they keep logs, what countries are they in, and do they support VPN over TOR or TOR over VPN. TOR over VPN gives you greater anonymity by hiding your true IP address from the entry node, and any attackers (at point A). VPN over TOR provides better confidentiality from the tor bodes, but it gives your provider the ability to see your message.
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  1223. frayzure no, guy died watching an 11-day binge watch of the soccer world cup
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  1224. Does NASA have a better plan? The actual weird part of the plan is the whole inclusion of the Orion. Why not wait a few years until Starship is ready, have that make the entire trip there and back.
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  1225. Police don’t want smart guns. What police want is guns that are reliable. Very little incidents actually occur with the officers gun wing stollen, and almost all of them are due to bad policing: not keeping distance, ect. What is more common is the suspect being armed already
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  1226. Banks don’t just give out loans to 1 person, the give out loans to thousands. If you average it out, all their profits and losses - that will tell you the interest rates a person should pay to ensure profits
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  1227. And no redundancy. Who thought to tie the power of critical systems to a single engine?
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  1228. That’ll be later. First they want a simple design that’ll be ready by 2030 and will offer human/cargo transport and can be autonomously controlled
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  1229. That’s great! A bad student should be expelled!
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  1230. It’s not racially motivated in the slightest, just poor training. Cops risk their lives to save lives every day, and most are great people.
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  1231. Sounds like watchdogs
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  1232. Jarwins doesn’t fit the narrative
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  1233. I don’t think you realise how far journalism has fallen
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  1234. SpaceX is a private company…
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  1235. It was Antifa. It’s not the first, Antifa has organised many “peaceful” riots over the years. In every sense of the word they are terrorists
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  1236.  @DNFINST food is post scarcity, dying of hunger is nearly unheard of in developed nations - the few cases that exist often involve neglect or abuse Some waste is inevitable, actually it’s necessary. Food production fluctuates so match you want to overproduce most of the time
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  1237. Because it was killed off by NAFTA and other terrible trade deals? Oil isn’t going away my friend. Not for a while.
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  1238. Guy makes 20x what you do sitting in a room talking to a camera
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  1239. I think it's a mixture of 2 distributions, the reason being that the formula p=1/n only works for n>50
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  1240. Probably the sane way they make large batches of food everywhere, just with more workers
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  1241. Transactions per day is a bad figure, seeing how Bitcoin has a rather strict transaction cap. Per block only ~2600 transactions can be completed, that’s 260 transactions a minute, or just over 4 per second. Comparatively, PayPal and processes thousands of transactions per second, and thus can expand to over 20 000/s during high traffic.
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  1242. The truth is, people don’t want to see huge tax hikes, massive utility bills, and many don’t want to support someone financially who is “unable or unwilling to work”.
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  1243. What's the evidence here? Or is it just a he said she said?
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  1244.  @RogerM88  IFT-3 failed because it was flying sideways. Anyway Steel was chosen because it was cheap, heat resistant, but most importantly because it’s significantly rasier to work with than aluminium or god forbid carbon fibre. That suits their goals of a low cost, mass produced, reusable rocket.
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  1245. Because women tend to think more empathetically whilst men think more logically.
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  1246. It’s not really the source though, as the study said over 1 in 13 fish have these parasites
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  1247. He co-founded OpenAI and was the largest investor. He believed they were falling behind Google (their only competitor at the time) and pushed to gain majority control over it, which the other founders denied, and then he suggested incorporating it into Tesla. So there’s history there
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  1248. You are asymptomatic for up to 2 weeks, he had 2 weeks to infect others
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  1249. No school I’ve seen uses Mac, imagine the money Microsoft is pulling in from windows keys alone
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  1250. Wireless energy uses electromagnets to transport charge. Just like a charge running through a wire creates a magnetic field, a changing magnetic field can induce a charge. Teslas innovation was to tie the changes in magnetic fields to a resonant frequency. The problem was, there was absolutely no use for teslas technology at the time.
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  1251. How
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  1252. This is the worst argument I’ve ever seen
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  1253. Music is just so boring today. Even music 10 years ago, which mostly wasn’t great, was atleast interesting And autotune has just been turned to the max.
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  1254. So you can see them? It’s unlikely that I’m going to accidentally put a hammer through the glass, and dropping the case will damage the components regardless of material.
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  1255. Or SLS, or Orion, or New Glenn, or Ariane 6, or…
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  1256. No, an interstellar craft will need to be assembled in space, will need to involve fission or fusion, and will take decades to get to our closest star system. Definitely out of our lifetime, and it definitely won’t be Starship. Starship will take us to mars though
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  1257.  @durshurrikun150  interstellar travel will happen. The only thing that would stop us would be us blowing h ourselves up which is a non zero possibility but I remain optimistic. And Starship will take people to both Mars and the Moon. They’ll be taking them to the moon in 2-3 years.
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  1258. Alyssa Traina that’s in mostly every school over in Australia (though the star thing is quite creative)
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  1259. Paper thin walls, falling off tiles, failing engines… Sounds like the Space Shuttle
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  1260. DON CURRINGTON after he beat his kids, dealt drugs, shot someone at the age of 14... great guy
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  1261. That thing is completely pointless, great starting cash though
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  1262. Starship is already quite heavy, and the lower the fuel load to account for no payload. In fact having no payload is what caused Flight 2 to fail because they vented oxygen mid flight to adjust for the lack of payload, and that oxygen set alight
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  1263. Don’t confront them, just key them
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  1264. Wait, that’s illegal...
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  1265. I’ve never met an intelligent person use drugs. Maybe it’s the people themselves, or maybe it effects them.
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  1266.  @Jay-tk1zh  the entire point of the 3/5 compromise was to reduce the voting power of slave states. By cutting 2/5 of the slave vote, they cut a big portion of power
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  1267. 😂… wait a minute
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  1268. Because you watch a 1 minute clip of a large rally
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  1269.  @hozz that is actually a pretty good indicator…
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  1270. Military equipment is much more expensive today. A WW2 plane when adjusted for inflation would cost just over half a million compared to the cost of a F-35A which is $78 million. It's quality over quantity.
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  1271. drogba frank while seeing as cancer accounts for 21% of annual us deaths, you could say it’s our bodies.
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  1272.  @smittywerben1849  the Japanese were more ruthless than the Germans
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  1273. Maybe they know you more than you know you
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  1274. LowLifevL not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  1275. SpaceX does test each component separately. But that can only go so far, it’s impossible to put them under the same environment and stresses of a real rocket launch. I don’t see why this approach is “ridiculously wrong”. This is where SpaceX differs from NASA: these rockets are built very quickly and very cheap. Launching them costs them practically nothing, estimates put it at $90 million. The value they get out of the data exceeds that.
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  1276.  @MaticTheProto  Relighting an engine isn’t hard on the ground, gravity pulls the fuel to the engine. But when it’s in orbit or falling the fuel floats away, and that is a challenge. It’s actually one of the things you can only test in a flight.
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  1277. Lunar Divider both of them have no content, terrible law and well the only redeeming factor destiny had was the Crucible. Warframe
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  1278. Why? If people want to live this way, i don't see any problem.
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  1279. In the US taxes for most people are below 25%. European countries tax their citizens to shit
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  1280. When it comes to combustion, oxygen’s concentration matters more than its partial pressure. That’s why a pure oxygen environment is a fire risk even at 1/5th the pressure. I got this from “Oxygen Partial Pressure and Oxygen Concentration Flammability: Can They Be Correlated?", Journal of ASTM International, 2016
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  1281. So the FTC lady is trying to define this completely new type of accessory just to prove that this company is a monopoly…
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  1282. Ice breaking off the ship
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  1283.  @Angel24Marin  And then pay taxes on the house, and any profits they make? Real Estate is still taxed
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  1284. Exactly. Also Starship is designed to be extremely cheap to begin with
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  1285. Why?
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  1286. America pays more unemployment benefits than ANY OTHER COUNTRY. The us gives $600 a week to anyone out of job due to COVID, that’s $2400 a month - much higher than any other country.
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  1287. Andrew Zembar what’s false? Find me one country that provides more money to unemployed people?
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  1288. user-gt2sp2nl10 definitely ain’t a bot name
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  1289. It’s recommended to plug a power bank in when your doing a bios update, if your power shuts out then your entire motherboard could be bricked
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  1290. Many old Russians still want to go back to the USSR
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  1291. holodoctor1 nuclear power is a lot cheaper than solar and wind power, and has the benefit of also not emmiting CO2
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  1292. Then the smaller states get too much power, their needs to be balance
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  1293. Stefan Unson that range will not be the same in a race car. Weight is an issue. Also overheating. On top of that the 200-300 mile range is specifically for low-stress speeds (max of 45 miles/hr I believe it said on the website) so expect to range to drop further at high speeds.
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  1294. What, college prices went up? You can thank the federal government for that, student loans have been driving up college prices for decades. It turns out when you hand out money like candy to colleges, they raise their prices.
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  1295. America’s healthcare system isn’t private. It’s a jumbled mess of 3 different public systems, consumers, and countless insurance companies. I agree there needs to be a rework of that system. But you are also missing something, America is footing the bills for other countries. America is the number 1 in medical research, with a majority of it coming from private companies. This research is used in other countries at no charge, due to them price fixing their treatments.
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  1296. Not everything private is good, but a lot is better than the public option.
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  1297. Anonymous Person what has the popular vote got to do with the presidential election? It’s not based off of the popular vote as that would prioritise votes in big states over ones in smaller states. California and New York could quite literally control the country. A complete mob rule . Plus it was only 2 million. 4 milion more voters in California voted for her than trump. Quite literally if it was based off of popular vote, California would control every election.
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  1298. Cut off water and power, and barricade the streets. Put up a few cameras and stream this years hunger games!
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  1299.  @ContraVsGigi  and in terms of refuelling, Starship will be fully reusable. So you aren’t throwing 15 ships into orbit, you’re sending a few multiple times. NASA isn’t concerned because all of this happens in LEO without anyone on board where issues can be addressed quickly.
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  1300. And my underdeveloped fetus flys out the side window
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  1301. I’ll pay attention when they actually build an orbital rocket
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  1302. You’re saying this whilst they’re slaughtering hundreds of thousands of their neighbour just to take control
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  1303. NASA will be gutted. It needs to be, they're such an inefficient agency
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  1304. It's very hard, and I know a lot of YouTubers who tried and fucked up. One who did it well was RTgame. Turned from a niche TF2 YouTuber to a gaming YouTuber with 2.5M subs
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  1305.  @alijah1539  the problem is you pretty much have to either: 1) start fresh 2) make twice the content and slowly merge into a broader audience Both are hard, especially because most YouTubers work full time jobs, have a life, family, mortgage, etc.
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  1306. You’ve kinda ignored the CCPs role in this, by offering highly subsidised loans and encouraging property investment
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  1307. Most of those countries are Islamic. Islam is a horrible religion, it has no respect for woman.
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  1308. He's saying it's very uncommon.
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  1309. Half the hinge melted off, crazy the whole flap didn’t go with it
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  1310. As i say just play Warframe
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  1311. The left loves thinking they are victims. Victims of racism, victims of sexism, when the facts don’t actually align with their narrative.
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  1312. I made this just to comment it’s not fraud or a scam. It doesn’t harm anyone except the most stupid
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  1313. Australia has had a floating exchange rate for 4 decades. Trying to manipulate it isn't sustainable long term.
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  1314. Every tech company hires young lol
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  1315. 丂匚ㄚㄒ卄乇 yuck
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  1316. BLM is a bad cause with a good premise. Sadly it now stands to make saints of devils and get people out of prison. There is no such thing as systematic racism, the system is just as fair to anyone. The problem lies with wealth, and that it is unequally distributed. Is that bad? Not really, you are always going to have inequality.
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  1317. Well until the farmers can learn to market their produce, process and test their produce, transport their produce across the country and to other countries, in a way that's profitable at their tiny scales - they won't see most if the money.
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  1318.  @fordyyyyyyy  yeah, the government should stay out of the free market.
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  1319.  @ahmedelbasoumi9558  yeah, so they should bring their problems to us? Apply for a visa like everyone else.
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  1320. Most homeless people are the result of their own failures
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  1321. How
    2
  1322. Until the stock bubble bursts.
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  1323.  @herrschaftg35  “working” It currently can’t launch because it damaged its launcher and it’s taking them ages to fix it.
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  1324. Americans have to abide by their immigration laws just like they have to abide by ours
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  1325. But lower on younger people and a bit higher on the elderly.
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  1326. The amount of people I see rocking modern MacBooks tells me that you’re wrong.
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  1327.  @baldierot  a lot of them aren’t Apple exclusive buyers, they’ve just bought the MacBook because it is undeniably the best laptop on the market. Intel is targeting that market. Budget laptops will be fine with the Core series chips
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  1328.  @rosstemple7617  the electrons are oscillating back and forth due to the electric field. These electrons collide with the protons in the light bulb filament, transferring energy to the protons. This occurs many millions of times a second, causing the filament to heat up and produce light. Yes, the bulb does use up some of the energy of the electric field, but it’s being maintained by the battery.
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  1329. “Everyone what except Greece made money from our crisis” When you start a crisis, you don’t earn money from it.
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  1330.  @DimitrisVi  so it wasn’t the huge welfare state that would refuse to cut spending or raise taxes?
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  1331. I know right. It’s pretty sad
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  1332. Taser? They aren’t reliable Pepper spray? Same thing Baton? The last thing you want is a one on one close encounter with a knife holder
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  1333. Yeah, how about no. Taxes are a waste of money, our government is awful with money. They overspend, over promise.
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  1334. They literally landed something on the moon a month ago
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  1335. Except in the us people cannot he denied service and this leads to millions of illegal immigrants pretty much getting free healthcare
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  1336. CanadianRose I said compared to past viruses. Look at smallpox, mortality rate of 30%, killed over 500 million. Spread faster as well, due to poor hygiene. But yes, covid is terrible - I never said it wasn’t.
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  1337. Lol, can you show me the video where trump defends the holocaust
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  1338. Yeah no. AI is incredibly far away from an AGI, if that's even possible.
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  1339. Inflation probably
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  1340. How do you get around your house with such a poor sense of direction
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  1341. Haha 😂
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  1342. Sounds so American
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  1343. Sure, most goes to VFX these days though.
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  1344. More likely we die of heat death, where everything is at equilibrium and thus no work can be done.
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  1345. Well said. The government should really just step out of loans all together.
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  1346. Even google fails Spanish, google translate is about as useful as a knitted condom
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  1347. Haywood Jablowme it’s so inaccurate
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  1348. The right to bear arms isn’t harming anyone, it’s what people do.
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  1349. Yungdaggerdick looked up the Philando Castile case. He had reached down and shifted his gun while reaching for his license. I’m not defending the officer, but as I’ve seen cops die in seconds. As I said, keep your hand free, pronounce any firearms and don’t make any noticeable movements towards it.
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  1350. Russia has a terrible military, they’re not a good representation of the power of naval forces.
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  1351. A 1D object to a 1D being would be a point A 2D to a 2D would look like a line A 3D to a 3D looks like a 2D image So would a 4D object look like a 3D object with all sides showing to a 4D being?
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  1352. Because feral animals like wolves foxes, ect would kill off everything, or the land would be ruined by thousands of grazing herbivores
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  1353. Why?
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  1354. They reached an orbit of (234,-50) which roughly equals a 92km circular orbit But that was the plan. It was purposely kept suborbital
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  1355. Very early on it explained why morgages are so appealing, because if the buyer defaults on their loan the bank gets the house. This essentially reduces the risk of the investment, so as long as housing prices stayed high enough - these investments offered little risk for the investment banks.
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  1356. If Russia was a free country with fair elections and wanted to come towards the West then they’d be welcomed with open arms. That’s what America was prepared to do when the USSR dissolved and what they did in many of the USSR’s older states like Ukraine.
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  1357.  @privatename3621  yes there is something wrong about asking those questions because evoking the fifth is not evidence and should Hebert be brought up in front of the jury. The judge was understandably annoyed with the prosecution
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  1358. You say this like SpaceX hasn’t been regularly reusing rockets for the past few years.
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  1359.  @erikeliasson4739  I agree, immigrants are great. But they must be vetted, and it’s obvious Sweden has been too lax
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  1360. Amen Knowtech no it’s not. There’s no such proof if such things. It’s crazy what a 5 second google search can do - you should try it some time. You might rethink the things you say. There’s two process of “evidence” that Fred Trump was a KKK member. One is a photoshopped image of him wearing a KKK robe, and another is a story of him being arrested near a KKK riot - except there is no evidence that he was attending or supporting it.
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  1361. Career ruined sadly, though luckily late into it.
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  1362. It would be a complete disaster. The inflation reduction act authorised billions to build out a public charging network, 2 years later and only 7 have been built. Look how poorly run Amtrak is, down to simple things like boarding customers is done so weirdly. Or look at California’s HSR project
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  1363. Clipping a cats nails is fine
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  1364. Ima Shoot You Productions he was... look at his criminal history
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  1365. I mean, wasn’t last election all looking towards Hillary until the actual voters started talking.
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  1366. If Starship can get the performance for a LEO to Mars and back to LEO, then that’d be my choice. Paired with the FLEX rover seeing as it’ll: 1. Already be ready and 2. Be highly capable for that mission
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  1367. Mate I don't hate ya, but you need to resign
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  1368. Lockheed Martin will supposedly be testing a NTP engine in 2027
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  1369. ‘Moonshine&’Sunshine you will also enjoy paying for others failing degrees. And it is 42%. Your average salary pops out at £36000, just over the 42% bracket
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  1370. He’s saved the US space industry. He’s directly saved NASA tens of billions, he’s the only reason the US has astronauts in space at the moment
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  1371. Attacking ships
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  1372. It's called dumping, it's how chinas achieved such economic dominance
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  1373. His presidency also at cost America trillions
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  1374.  @tunnelvision2day  have you not seen his Twitter? Guys lost the plot. Should focus on Tesla and SpaceX and stop making stupid tweets every 10 minute
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  1375. It wouldn’t be a world of no earnings surprises but one where every over performance is met with an equally bad underperformance As it stands though, the market on average tends to underestimate earnings performance
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  1376.  @emerkelly1534  nah
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  1377. Tell me your opinion of vaccines? Is it worth taking them? What’s the risks?
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  1378. Jesus protects the so called “heavy” metals are in such small amounts that they can’t harm you. Vaccines have NO link to cancer, autism or any other disease, but it is possible to get an allergic reaction (1 in 10 000 babies will have an allergic reaction, which is why doctors advice to get them tested) https://youtu.be/zBkVCpbNnkU here is a link to a video explaining the effectiveness of vaccines, and showing both the pros AND cons of vaccines. Yes you can die, but in the us since 1950 only around 7 cases have been confirmed. Compare that to the numbers killed by measles.
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  1379. You can call her a bad justice and still say she was a hard working woman.
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  1380. You’re expecting an imminent invasion from… Venezuela?
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  1381. asdfg qqq neither has anything to do with racism
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  1382. What did the us do?
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  1383. 6:24 how did they coordinate this attack?
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  1384.  @xuxito public universities have the right to stop protests if they engage in hate speech (they’re actually obligated to do so under the Civil Rights Act), or block the operations of the school (ie blocking entrances or setting up encampments. Private universities can stop protests all together
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  1385. YouTube simply follows the law, and the law states that if they get a DMCA claim they must take down the video immediately or risk being liable
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  1386. Neo I haven’t heard a single race China DOESNT discriminate against. What’s freedom in China?
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  1387.  @joshuagrahamtheburnedman1814  the president doesn't represent the people. There is no way a single person can represent the values and ideas of 330 million. The representatives in congress represent the people.
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  1388. That’s only just started to get fielding in the US, and uses a new standard of ammunition
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  1389. Because they aren’t. Tariffs are a net negative to the US economy. They increase import costs for businesses and consumers, shield domestic businesses from international competition, and have Americans do jobs that other countries could do for cheaper, more efficiently
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  1390. So many Chinese bots trying to mask the fact China is preparing to invade Taiwan.
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  1391.  @jessicaandtrains7768 soon EVs will be the only cars on the road 😂
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  1392.  @jessicaandtrains7768  yeah they will, either Battery EVs or Plug-In Hybrids. Then as Batteries mature every car will be a BEV. The only things keeping them back are range and charge rate, two things that are improving rapidly.
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  1393.  @jacksons1010  it doesn’t need to be the energy density of motor fuels. The new Model 3 Long Range has a range of what, 600km? It’s more around 500 because the tests are idealistic but that’s a long way. Double the energy density and that same car could do 1000km Sounds crazy but it’s possible, we already have lithium batteries that dense. The DoE is planning on us having a commercially viable battery with a 50% greater density by 2030, by 2050 an additional 50% increase seems expected. Charge times will improve too and costs will go down.
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  1394. Current is only produced by a changing magnetic field. A static magnetic field does not provide charge to the circuit.
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  1395.  @patfarget-nm3mt  oh you're a frenchie? Hanging onto a win from 2 years ago because you know your ass is going to be kicked in September 😂
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  1396. What benefits does socialism provide?
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  1397. Ryan miller not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  1398.  @thanasis-_-  define underpaid. I don't think anyone is underpaid, they're being paid their worth based on the free markets price discovery.
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  1399. “If it’s not on CNN, I don’t want to talk about it” Calls out CNN “It’s Cuomo Prime time, if I didn’t say it I don’t want to talk about it” Just keep changing the goal posts Chris - it works for your brain dead viewers
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  1400. Many “boring” jobs can’t be automated. What about the people not working that just drain resources?
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  1401. Solomon Ucko no. You’re getting paid anyway, you could just sit back; relax, play some XBOX. You could go on holiday. No one likes working, if they could get paid to relax they would. But work is for money.
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  1402. yurei8 because he dropped his gun. Awful guy, but you can’t shoot him if he’s no longer a threat
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  1403. lol
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  1404.  @Azamat421 not wrong at all. Thunderf00t has barely any idea about the industry. His last livestream was an embarrassment, he got so much wrong.
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  1405. They should add farms which you can buy and build up. They are static, and take a day to build (costs a lot of money) you can steal over players and npcs cattle, horses and materials. You can hire guards to help defend, and workers to care for your livestock, and ship goods into town. You could have a whole player economy, trading cash with goods, and a huge knew reason to grind.
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  1406. You could breed horses to have a sustainable income, grow crops, raise pigs, sheep, cows and chickens for eggs meat, leather, wool and hides. All will need water and food to be happy for not to escape. You could get an npc worker to do the work, or do it yourself.
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  1407. As you put more money, you may be able to expand... so many possibilities.
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  1408.  @arxaaron  “to cover their tracks” 😂 No they just improved the model. It was awful at following prompts before (but generated amazing images)
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  1409. How have the last 2 dems. How have the last few presidents?
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  1410. Wernher von Braun said the first ruler of Mars would be named Elon
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  1411. A microgram is 1 billionth of a kg
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  1412. DeoMachina um no, they’ve just been arresting those who have broken the law. As is there job.
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  1413. Looks like the payday car dealership
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  1414. Because Hong King protestors actually have a reason to riot. They’re under threat by a totalitarian regime, I wouldn’t be happy either. BKM on the other hand has videos of black peoples killed by police, with no evidence for racism. And most of these cases are completely fair.
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  1415.  @BUDDYCB4 did you watch CNNs analysis?
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  1416. “Hard working illegals” 50% don’t pay taxes but still reek welfare benefits.
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  1417. Noartist Because they are still allegeable for a social security number.
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  1418. Ok, except Kyle acted in self defence
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  1419. Matthew Ng how ignorant does somebody have to be to right a comment like yours. The officer was in the right here, but keep following the crowd you sheep.
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  1420.  @alexs_toy_barn the difference is no longer gets paid to perform well, he gets paid to perform.
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  1421. It’s pretty easy to know if it’s going to snow, as all you need to know is if it is positive or negative.
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  1422. A stock buyback can be conducted in two ways: 1) They ask shareholders if they are willing to sell their shares at an upmarked price 2) They simply purchase the shares off of the exchange like an ordinary investor
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  1423. They deserve nothing
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  1424. I’d assume almost all the gold traded is botted. A single bot is many times more efficient than a player, and a computer can run dozens of clients at once
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  1425. They earn less, pass college less, ect.
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  1426. I agree. There is a difference between illegal immigration and asylum seekers.
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  1427. OSTSarahB it was socialist. Under Hitler rule he mobilised millions of Germans to work on infrastructure and rebuilt their munitions manufacturing. He also bright in 1 years forced conscription into this workforce. His ideas were anti communist, and anti-west and Hitler played into the Germans fear of both the West and the Soviet Communism
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  1428. That's just the reality of working on these ships. Long hours but also long breaks.
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  1429. It's lost 75% of it's value in a year
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  1430. May the Science be with You healthcare shouldn’t be for profit? I’m fine with saying that they make TOO much profit, but research and creation is expensive. Private companies do 75% of drug research in the US, they deserve the profits.
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  1431. He’s not paying himself anything. He’s trying to get shareholders to bring back the compensation package that they first agreed to in 2018.
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  1432. It’s $50 billion for increasing the companies value by 17x in 3 years. Paid through stock options so it’s comping from the shareholders
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  1433. Ben Chesterman Medicare in Australia isn’t free, it’s partially subsidised. Everyone has access to it, no matter your income. It’s a great system
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  1434. Ben Chesterman $60 000 AUD a year is pretty good money, you can easily live comfortably. Healthcare is subsidised, schooling is free. Our cost of living isn’t too high, and wages are pretty high. We have one of the highest minimum wages in the world. Overall it’s a good system. Would it work in the US? Probably not.
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  1435. 30 million unemployed. Ok AOC what do we do? AOC: tax the rich, killing economic growth and incentivising they to move to a more stable and growing economy.
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  1436. Humans can do the work it takes a rover months to do in a day. They are more flexible, can do tasks that rovers can’t. Also a part of the experiment is to learn how to live for extended periods of time on another body. How to build large infrastructure. How to master in situ resource utilisation. All of that will be essential for a colony on mars.
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  1437. You can’t force ejected officials to do what they promise, must if the tune it’s congress that prevents them. And even them, new information may come on later that shows that it’s not a great idea.
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  1438. Go trump!
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  1439. It would be disclosed with partner companies or organisations like Boeing, SpaceX, ESA, etc. It’s under lock and key so countries like Russia or China can’t steal it
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  1440. Burning up was sorta the plan. Starship isn’t finished and this launch was used to gather data and test out new systems they’ve implemented, not show that it works. Besides nothing tested is even needed for Starship HLS. HLS won’t land in an atmosphere and NASA doesn’t care if the booster crashes or lands.
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  1441. Yes it is, let’s look at this damage. Jeff Bezos has the highest net worth in the world. Most of this wealth is his 11% share in Amazon. If you work out the 5% tax he would have to pay, it means he would have to pay $10 billion a year in wealth taxes. Amazon in total only profits $11 billion, and that’s untaxed. Infant, it would severely hurt amazon. Bezos doesn’t take out dividends, instead he reinvests all of the profits into the company. He would have to completely stop that practice just to pay his wealth tax.
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  1442. *illegal immigrants
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  1443. Chloe Ramirez you’ve never been safe. Every time you cross the road, you have the chance to join all the people who have died on the road. Every time you take a breath, you risk catching a fatal sickness. Just because the media is making it look worse than it is doesn’t mean you need to fear your life. All those things I mentioned? They kill more than guns do. Have a good day
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  1444. But they aren’t. SpaceX has saved NASA billions and essentially revitalised the space industry.
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  1445. Well that video aged terribly because now every launch provider in the world trying to make their rockets reusable.
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  1446. In this example we have 7 heads out of 10 flips. So P(H) = 0.7 The true probability approaches a normal distribution with a mean of 0.7 and standard deviation of 0.1449
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  1447. “And even if you do we will block you”
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  1448. No, they drain the country of resources, get all the welfare benefits and most don’t pay taxes.
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  1449. Rules have changed, and there was never a rule about the content. You could recite anything
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  1450. 😂
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  1451. Trump 2020
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  1452. It’s the energy of the future.
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  1453. Georgi Ion definitely if the victim is keeping back evidence
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  1454. Very popular in the US, but that was about it.
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  1455. And do you think Sky News cares? They are owned and operated by News Corp
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  1456. If by answering you mean going off track into some random story about his close friends or the bible - then yes
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  1457. lol crying about AI
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  1458. It’s the role he is obligated to fulfil
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  1459. Norman Thornwood yeah in the us housing is also provided - you just have to work for it! The price of living in the us is so much lower, and with less taxes it means people can buy more.
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  1460. So we should ban all of the BLM activists that promoted violence?
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  1461.  @Nightmare-fe9hr  you seriously think those platforms are ruling in a way that’s fair and balanced? I’m fine with them moderating their platform, but I’m not going to sit here and pretend that they are not biased. And it’s my right as an individual to voice my concerns on that matter. I think it’s incredibly problematic to have a corporation like “Alphabet” (Google) control the vast majority of content people see on a daily basis.
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  1462. We can only dream...
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  1463. We’ve let people of all political structures prey on children, time to give the libs a go
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  1464. No, the program is already behind schedule because Orion and the new Space Suits have issues
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  1465. Of China was a democracy and cared about the rights of its people, the two would probably have joined up by now.
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  1466. In 2016 71 people died to mass shootings (that includes everything, not just schools) You have more chance of drowning, or catching cancer, or getting a cardiovascular disease, but none of those can help defend yourself. Guns do.
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  1467. TIL doctors provide no value
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  1468. Yeah he’s hated EVs for a while. Points out all their downsides, ignores their benefits and leaves no room for technological advancement which is going fast in a relatively new technology like EVs
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  1469. It’s pretty obvious that he’s autistic from his maneurisms. But also a lot of his children are also autistic, which is a sign
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  1470. Tesla’s are far less likely to catch on fire than an ICE.
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  1471. 2 launches of the SLS cost more than the entire funding that NASA has awarded SpaceX for Starship. This on top of the $12 billion in development costs for the SLS. No one wastes money better than NASA… well except the DoD
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  1472. Stop it with the ad hominem’s. Attacking a person doesn’t make their point invalid. Anyway, trump is a racist? Trump has done more for African Americans than the first African American president. Opportunity Zones boosted investment into majority black poor areas. The First Step Act got over 3000 people - a majority of which were Black, out of prison in the first few days it was passed. Trump had record low unemployment in these communities prior to covid, and his plan is to get the cubing back on track. So about racism... is there any actual evidence it just things the liberal media spoon feeds you. Go watch The Project
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  1473. Nothings free, even in countries like Denmark, you pay through your hefty 50% income tax
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  1474. You can’t pay for electoral votes
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  1475. Watching Gordon berate restaurants for having 30 times on their menu made me realise the places I eat with 110+ items really are shit
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  1476.  @Tainoblazed  right, and you do have evidence to back these claims right?
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  1477. Yep spend spend spend. Any people wonder what's causing inflation
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  1478.  @eve_avery  what what?
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  1479. It's a pretty simple fix: - Make loans bankruptable - Stop the federal government giving out student loans
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  1480. No idea what he thinks, but here’s my take. Electors as seperate voters were put in place for baby reasons: 1) to represent a “congress”, while also being seperate. 2) many people were illiterate, and voting for a person to vote for you was more to protect the integrity of the election. 3) to allow smaller parties have a voice (more if a recent issue) I think all of these circumstances are redundant, and don’t really solve their respective issue. So in that case, I support states regulating electors. Now on the flip side, the real issue is this WTA system not giving small parties any say. Sure, they will likely never win, but having a party take 10-20 votes could swing an election and parties would need to cater to the demands of these people to win their vote
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  1481. Cole Larkin Jeff Bezos built amazon up from nothing. He should be an inspiration. And yes, if you work at McDonald’s 9-5 on minimum wage... you’re lazy. It’s a low effort, low skilled job.
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  1482.  @vask3863 it’s a level 2 for liability, but it’s not any less capable than a level 3 system.
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  1483. Anthony King that’s pretty lame.
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  1484. That would be great
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  1485. Michael Loreantz the us government has less control over its citizens than most other countries. No other countries have rights strictly woven into its constitution. No other country protects your right to the freedom of speech, or the right to have a certain religious belief. No other country is America.
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  1486. Tattle Boad the first constitution, but doesn’t protect your rights
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  1487. Tattle Boad not communist, but Venezuela is a socialist (lighter version of communism) that is a dictatorship
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  1488.  @markp9139  I think he means if an engine blows out then you have no redundancy. A plane can glide to the ground, and a helicopter will autorotate, the osprey can't do either to a sufficient degree. It's a good thing to point out, there is one problem though - the osprey performs a role no other vehicle can.
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  1489. SmashLiXs no she’s not. Honestly she would have been the worst president America has ever had. She should be in prison.
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  1490. Loli Police you want war with Russia? It would be very messy.
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  1491. LiDAR isn’t needed. Vision and processing can do anything it can do far cheaper. RADAR and IR cameras are needed though,
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  1492.  @IshtarNike  no it's not. They voluntarily trade with us because it benefits them. We trade with them because it benefits us. It's a mutual benefit. If it didn't benefit them, they'd trade within themselves.
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  1493.  @thainguyenvan1589  no one's threatening them if they don't trade. They trade because it opens their country up to the worlds economy, where they can receive foreign investment, use foreign services and purchase foreign goods that their country does not have the capabilities to produce.
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  1494. Yeah Lunar Lake is selling terribly because of its price. Because it’s on 3nm whilst Qualcomm is on 4nm and also has built in memory.
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  1495. Smooth
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  1496. For your average person, Qualcomm laptops are perfect. Cheap and efficient whilst still providing a smooth experience. For most people a laptop consists of a Browser and Microsoft Office
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  1497. The safety concerns surrounding ground effects was that the cars were cornering too fast. Reducing the Aero from the wings and increasing the Aero delivered by ground effects would have little impact on safety
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  1498.  @piperlee4213  Qantas staff are held to a much higher standard than airlines overseas.
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  1499. gimme getz not everyone reacts to tasers they same. Sometimes the taser can easily not provide enough voltage and drugs can make it easy to not feel it.
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  1500. There are so many strains. That’s why there is no one “cold” vaccine, there are too many to account for.
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  1501. It does protect innocent people from evil people... it’s called being armed. If someone breaks into your house, you are armed - good luck fighting off a guy with a knife or illegally sourced gun in a country with strict gun laws. If someone attacks you on the street, you are armed. That also doesn’t explain why the amendment was written in the first place - to stop a tyrannical government.
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  1502. Humour
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  1503. TRUMP 2020
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  1504. In the far distant future, assuming we don’t blow ourselves up, that’s how I see us dominating the galaxy. We’d send thousands of ships to a planet with materials and robots to build a sustainable colony and then clone humans to populate it. They’d be sent all across the galaxy.
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  1505. Where I come from, you check your mirrors before changing lanes
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  1506. Crtm12 Australia and New Zealand definitely have CEOs
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  1507. Emnos M the grind is fun and manageable
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  1508. Supply side economics has not been a fail, borrowing $150B while interest rates are 5% is
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  1509. Agreed. Should apply to civilians as well
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  1510. This doesn’t require higher taxes, just less defence spending
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  1511. That’s dark...
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  1512. Ardie was the only player that was fully switched on all 80 minutes.
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  1513. The main reason the world goes to space is the military
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  1514.  @ArisHDi  No, no one did want to buy them. If people did, their price would have been higher.
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  1515. I think the shoulders just looked wrong, the new EVA suit looks better but we’ll have to see how it really looks when it’s blown up
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  1516. No, Apollo cost more like $250 billion. At one point it was receiving 5% of GDP, that’s a greater percentage than we spend on the military now. NASA estimated the cost to develop a new lander was $10b. Add on the cost to launch it up with SLS ($2b), and you have 6x the cost of what SpaceX is charging
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  1517. But the benefits are: a far cheaper truck to drive and maintain, less pollution, better experience for your drivers (many love the acceleration on the trucks, no gears, etc
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  1518. It’s always been a meme. The fallout series has one good game and it was not made by Bethesda.
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  1519.  @gentlemandemon  that’s naked shorting, which is illegal. Legal shorting is a great practice
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  1520. Ahh, is that’s what’s happening? Please take your meds
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  1521. No one should be forced to fight in war. It’s disgusting.
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  1522. WujekStryjek why? What use does risking lives during the testing phase when da Davy’s can provide the same weight element that guests provide
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  1523. Tse Hong Ling you don’t have to be driving to get DUI. If your asleep at the wheel, especially with keys on you, you can be charged with DUI
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  1524. Wasn’t 7 million watching on tv?
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  1525. It’s the guy infront though.
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  1526. Nope. The devs are just super woke
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  1527. Probably a fuckton where they live, you can’t equate money to USD
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  1528. Encapsulation isn't just getters and setters
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  1529. The US has the majority of foreign investments in China. If US money starts drying up that has a flow on effect into Emerging markets.
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  1530.  @TheLumberjack1987  btw the only thing canceled was a private flight around the moon. SpaceX is still the primary customer of Artemis
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  1531.  @TheLumberjack1987  😂 okay then
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  1532. So serious they killed 14 astronauts… Okay but yeah there risk averse approach to development is why their projects are so expensive
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  1533. Did it need the fake laughs?
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  1534. Yes. I believe when they are coming in to land they keep their throttle high just I case they miss.
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  1535. What?
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  1536. Wrong about merit?
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  1537. Because they are lulled into the falsehood that private tuition is the way to go. And with student loans getting handed out like candy, I can see why.
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  1538. Joe get some sleep you lunatic.
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  1539. You’re right. Adjusted for PPP they outspend the US. They’re just spending all that on the military to do nothing. They’re building aircraft carriers, which are only useful for fighting wars at long distances, for nothing. Building bases in the Solomon Islands for nothing. All for nothing.
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  1540. Jai Sarda oh no!
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  1541. ⁠ @weightlifting_socialist Elon has so much money because he me provided insane value to the world. Without him EVs would be a decade behind where they are now, NASA would be still wasting billions on the space shuttle and so on
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  1542. And interest rates given by the government change.
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  1543.  @tomreingold4024  they’re releasing a car smaller and cheaper than the model 3
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  1544. Depends on the reactor. And that waste can be reused, or stored in one of our many radioactive dumps around America.
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  1545. What a shitty society where you're a "loser" if you're not the tiny percent that gets into med school South Koreans studying their entire life to earn less than a tradie in Australia 😂
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  1546. BrightTV it is when it will cost every family 70k. And electric cars are good, I do see a future, but they just don’t have the range nor the charge time to make up. Plus it will put huge strain on our electricity grid, meaning that if his plans are to completely sgut down 60% of our power, it will need to be replaced quickly. In the plan it also says about ending nuclear power, one of the cheapest Sources in the long run. I’m not going to do the calculations, but I can easily see that not only will this put America trillions in debt, it will raise electricity prices immensely, there is no telling the effect this could have on poor families, and even middle class families- and the us economy. He states 20 million jobs will be made, but there aren’t even 20 million people unemployed. Obviously many of those jobs are going to be replacements of already there jobs - but who paying for those jobs? Not the coal industry. I know I’m just going on, I’m not really arguing against this. Our source of power must change - but is the money going to be well spent. Is cutting out nuclear- currently 20% of the power grid going to help nature when it has zero emissions? I say the best case scenario is for it to be a mix between nuclear, solar and wind.
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  1547. With a global pandemic? Yeah no thanks
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  1548. 1:15 Not racist, should not be taken that way
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  1549. Technical Feasibility, Financial Feasibility and Community Acceptance 😂 Fuck the Liberal party is just hopeless.
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  1550. He was checked by a psychiatrist who deemed him as a narcissistic psychopath. He wasn’t crazy, he just lacked the empathy of a normal human being.
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  1551. Apollo sent a tiny little lander that could barely fit 2 people to the surface, and left most of it on the moon’s surface. Starship on the other hand is absolutely massive, and won’t leave anything behind. All that is added weight, which means refuelling is needed.
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  1552. It isn’t like saying we’ll have a space elevator. It’s far less complicated than a space elevator We’ve already refueled things in orbit, just not a cryogenic fuel.
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  1553. Yeah because your bought up on it. No one using Celsius has that problem.
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  1554. How is this “independent” of its funded by George Floyd’s family
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  1555.  @lazarus2691  wow that’s crazy. I knew SLS was bad but wow. Contracted for $380m, now estimated to cost $1.5b. Meant to finish early last year, instead will finish late 2027
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  1556. No SpaceX still has their contract, Congress increased NASA’s funding to allow Blue Origin to have a go.
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  1557. @CollectivizedMemeFarm I don’t support capital punishment because it’s expensive, but morally I don’t care if a criminal is executed. Child criminals? Probably not. But adults I have no moral issues.
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  1558. Countries have. Australia did, and got thrashed 43-6
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  1559. 1:39 yes love, cameramen don’t get a free pass
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  1560. I’m further in the future, definitely not.
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  1561. I forgot that it was in the great American dream to pay as much tax as humanely possible.
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  1562. 2nd amendment
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  1563. Sarcasm? Please say it’s sarcasm
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  1564. But it does...
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  1565. Artemis Ameretsu because appealing to almost 40 states is easier than the top 11
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  1566. Yet. China has just undergone the fastest military build up in the and improved their capabilities massively just in the past decade. By 2040-2050 they could have the capability to invade Australia and that’s what AUKUS is set up to counter.
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  1567. Europe doesn’t just allow Chinese EVs to devastate their auto industry, they subsidise them.
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  1568. Matycer_cz true - global warming is a natural thing. But humans have accelerated its effect.
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  1569.  @Hyperpandas not if he sticks to economics.
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  1570. No, he has a team that competes
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  1571. It doesn’t matter what it is, it still has to fit the terms of service which it didn’t. Evidenced by SBFs prison sentence
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  1572. With this acting and cinematography you could make a movie, this video already tells a deeper story than a lot over movies I’ve seen
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  1573. Below the level when he took office?
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  1574. Yeah. Private ownership but no intellectual property
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  1575. Of course it would survive. Is it desirable? No, but it won’t mean our economy will collapse.
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  1576. Henery McGregor yes it does. For many reasons: 1 - compacted charge more to make up the difference 2 - heightened demand raises prices back up to a stable point You can’t just raise wages and expect prices to stay the same
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  1577. DB 2310 no, but does it help at all? No. I predict that in the future we will see a steady decline of other languages simply because much of the modern world (computers, programming languages, websites and content) all work best in English as they were made for English. Look at how you type a letter in Japanese, it’s incredibly hard
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  1578. Diet and exercise, not one or the other.
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  1579. Don’t go to the wilderness if you don’t want to be pked. It’s not griefing. Selling gold is against the games rules anyway.
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  1580.  @juliahartshorn2473  personally I like the electoral college, the founding fathers feared a mob rule, and wanted to satisfy small states so that they do t feel left out by a popular voting system. Those 2 values still hold today, and with the urbanisation of much of the population- even more so. I believe in a smaller federal government. It’s shown tune and again that it doesn’t truely represent enough of the country, most elections have around half of the population against the winner. States don’t have that divide, they are more personal - that’s why the states should be more powerful.
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  1581.  @randomchannel323 yeah no. The last moon program, Constellation, was so over budget and behind schedule Obama scrapped the whole thing. It would’ve cost $250 billion (2010 dollars) and wouldn’t put people on the moon until 2030. The lander alone would’ve cost $10 billion (2010 dollars) to develop vs the $2.9 billion for the much more capable Starship HLS.
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  1582.  @randomchannel323  yeah no. That was the plan under the Constellation program, for NASA to design its own lander. When Obama audited the program it was estimated that we wouldn’t land until 2030, and the cost of the lander would be 5x greater than what SpaceX is getting paid - at the very minimum. Which is crazy considering the Constellation lander was far less capable than HLS will be.
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  1583.  @GaryGoals  what?
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  1584. Alvin Tang our beef isn’t spying on other nation’s people and giving that data to the government. Our beef isn’t coming from a country that’s known for manipulating and controlling its citizens. Our beef isn’t censoring media to the masses.
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  1585. richard cunningham how
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  1586. Very easy. Just put up loud speakers an hour before you go guns a blazing screaming get out or we will shoot. Anyone left deserves to die
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  1587. It’s like he has autism or something.
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  1588. Autistic?
    2
  1589. Go watch a Biden speech from 8 years ago. It’s like a different man
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  1590. High powered military style weapons? You know that a hunting rifle can shoot larger bullets than most “military style weapons”, and also what makes a gun military style? Metal?
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  1591. Huh?
    2
  1592.  @durshurrikun150  Russia isn’t even a contender, I don’t know why you keep bringing them up.
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  1593.  @infernaldaedra  the shuttle was a death trap. An insanely expensive death trap, adding up all costs it came to $1.5 billion per launch. It was a complete disaster that set NASA back decades.
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  1594. Skyrim? I don’t know many console rpgs, but a great one for pc or your phone is Old School RuneScape
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  1595. Statistics shouldn’t be politicised, but they are. I don’t care what Mancy Joe has to say in their shitty under researched op-ed, I just want plain numbers from a reliable source
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  1596. Trump supporters are all racist and sexist... because they voted for a successful businessman over a corrupt democrat?
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  1597. If other companies were capable of what SpaceX did, then why didn’t they do it? Because they simply aren’t capable, they’re all full of bureaucracy and cost overruns. It was an industry, just like EVs, an industry ripe for a new competitor. What SpaceX has done is nothing short of incredible. In less than 20 years they went from nothing to the primary launch provider of the world. They built the first and only landing orbital rocket, cutting launch costs by a third and strangled the long existing space bureaucrats. Who were these companies then. ULA? That’s another name for Boeing and Lockheed Martin . A forced merger because Boeing stole protected IP from the other and NASA didn’t want to be stuck with only one provider. That’s who you’re rooting for here?
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  1598.  @vVstrand  well actually they do, SpaceX is the only company that lands their rockets the rest just drop theirs into the ocean. Anyway, weird to be simping for Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
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  1599.  @EB-ss3or  thanks for the quote
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  1600. Yeah she will, she’s in the most brain dead district in the entire country
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  1601. ot team the amazon river?
    2
  1602. The question is was anyone attending the University able to submit these changes using their school as leverage before this broke out? If so, that’s a huge security flaw.
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  1603. Seems like a normal person? Nothing about this seems normal
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  1604.  @johnb9573  which candidate convinced his supporters to revolt? Trump called for a peaceful protest on Jan 6th, telling them to “march peacefully and patriotically to the Capitol”. But go ahead and vote for the candidate who has failed upwards her entire life.
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  1605. ExoticGamer because they are statistically poorer
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  1606. HingerlAlois Venezuela has extremely tough gun laws. The point of them were to improve the security of the state... to stop people from overthrowing the dictatorship. It’s a great example of how gun control laws can be used to control a population. Cuba, China, Germany, the USSR. The list goes on.
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  1607. HingerlAlois I know, it’s failed for a few reasons. But the main reason is corruption, and it’s inevitable when you give government more control that you will get corruption.
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  1608. Counting illegal immigrants in the census incentivises states to keep it’s illegal immigrant population strong.
    2
  1609. Crumple zones are important for safety, and just get insurance
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  1610. There was no confusion, number 10 wanted to waste time
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  1611. It was full of deductions and loopholes, no one ever paid that top tax. The average tax for the top was 40%, pretty much identical to now.
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  1612. It’s literally your war. You guys let your militaries fall into disrepair and the US must once again come to bail you out
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  1613. Agree
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  1614. Drakesy Hitler was elected. Being voted in isn’t a free pass.
    2
  1615. Drakesy it’s not insecurity, it’s called caution.
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  1616. Joel Bennett the Atlanta police department use X2 tasers, they can shoot twice before needing to swap the cartridge out.
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  1617. Still stable. That’s good. But it still is working off of baseless trust in Tether. Most work off USDC which is backed 1 to 1
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  1618.  @Loading-lg6hs deleted and reloaded to continue profiting off of musk haters
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  1619. Wallace Bell being bien into poverty isn’t the problem, it’s your attitude and work ethic. In the us, you get free k-12 education. If you work hard, and get into a good university you can go far. Heck, even if your not intelligent you can get a trade, or start your own business.
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  1620. l h you mean student loan prices are extraordinarily expensive? I agree, and much of the problem is the government. They give out loans left right and center, and universities take advantage of this to bump up their prices. Correcting for inflation, 4-year private university prices have tripled since 1960 (the enactment of the federal student aid). Where you once were able to pay off your university education with a side job, you now have to cut into years of your income down the line. How to fix it? Cut off federal aid, leave it to the private sector... or the universities themselves!
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  1621. Niki noodles he was trying to walk down the hall to his daughter (which he has no custody) Then he pulled the gun, and almost shot the body cam officer.
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  1622. Maybe if Cuba wasnt so authoritarian they would be able to freely trade with the US.
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  1623. Great video. Hope you get one with Elon and Starship
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  1624. Your right! We shouldn’t need a whole seperate branch, just call it the “US Military” Then send tanks and attack helicopters
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  1625.  @LinkTheFusky  fair use is a civil defence used in copyright infringement lawsuits, you must prove fair use in court for it to be considered exempt Until you prove it in court, you are legally liable for copyright infringement.
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  1626. Ankur Ghosh ok
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  1627. Pat every year the us has almost 3 million deaths. COVID is awful, it truely is. But apart from the lack of a fast travel ban trump has done alright with COVID. It’s the states that have the main say.
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  1628. Tom Chad he never said it was good, he just said when you test less you get less cases. If the us never tested it would be zero, but the us has been probably number one when it comes to testing.
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  1629. Bernies plan for healthcare would cost America over 33 trillion in 10 years, leading to massive tax increases across the board. 140 million people off of private insurance, put on a national healthcare system that will inevitably be worse. Over a million jobs lost in the insurance sector. Will they be replaced? Less funding into hospitals, lower pay fir doctors and worse treatment to individuals.
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  1630. China being a net exporter has little power to combat tariffs
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  1631. The reason why the n-spheres are n+1 dimensional in Euclidean space us because it refers to the surface of the sphere. If you think about it, a (Euclidean) 3D sphere’s surface is just a 2D surface with a positive curvature. Thus, it’s actually a 2D surface.
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  1632. It was YOU! You doomed us all!
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  1633. HAM RADIO not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  1634.  @red3d364  Social welfare programs share alot of similarities with socialism. Expensive, inefficient and poorly managed
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  1635. pvtblue no we wasn’t, the economy was the strongest it ever was.
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  1636. 1:25 Can someone please explain how a pistol grip and flash suppressor makes a gun more lethal.
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  1637. SLS’s second stage is pretty underpowered. The first stage is a beast, if you watch the Artemis 1 launch you’ll see how quick it takes off the pad. But NASA didn’t want to go to risky and develop a powerful second stage. SLS is good enough for what they want, I believe it’s just recycled from the Shuttke program
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  1638. It just happens
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  1639. Security by Obscurity is also overhated. It's not a substitute to secure software, but it makes it harder to find. Linux is not less prone to malware because it's open source, it's less prone because it has less users. It's users are also generally more tech-educated, making them bad targets.
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  1640. I have never seen a bruise like that
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  1641. No. He wouldn’t, Money doesn’t instantly bring success.
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  1642. Wow, what a bad take 😂
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  1643.  @angleofelevation8759  They’ve landed like 300 rockets since your first comment, 7 years later and you’re still making bad takes 😂
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  1644. Have they suffered? Don’t think so!
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  1645. You are also a beta male
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  1646. Unlucky
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  1647. That’s pretty normal for business acquisitions. Stocks aren’t very liquid at large scales, so it’s better to draw down on debt and slowly pay them off. His debt will be at a very low interest rate.
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  1648.  @SpecterCaelum  And? Work two jobs, eat less, buy less luxury items and use less utilities like electricity. Make basic sacrifises and you too can have a great future.
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  1649. Interest isn’t that high, and unless you default on the payments your interest won’t go up
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  1650. AOC is a joke. I’m still waiting for her to debate Ben Shapiro... it’s been 2 years
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  1651.  @commonsenseskeptic SpaceX doesn’t build shitty tourist attractions. Come back when Blue Origin has put something into orbit.
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  1652. I’ve never had that problem with windows, you can set the time you want it to take to sleep in settings.
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  1653. You also have less crime in general, which isn’t a gun issue as much as it is a cultural issue
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  1654. And most aren’t built by a shoddy Sydney manufacturer
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  1655. green yoshi gamer gaming,vlogs,and more dumb stuff HD did not nor should have apologised, the Japanese should be thanking us. An invasion would have left only millions of Japanese dead.
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  1656. If you care for us soldiers you would vote for trump. Because for what ever reason the Democrats seem to want to start another Cold War.
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  1657. North Korea is a totalitarian shithole. Best to just ignore it
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  1658. Yeah, how about no. I should be able to control how much CO2 I use, not the government.
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  1659. I don’t see that going down so well.
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  1660. And it all starts with Fox News, sellouts
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  1661. “Which has been reached” You forgot that part, lucky I turned up
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  1662. The people throwing bricks at fire engines would beg to differ
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  1663. Buybacks are a normal part of our economy. Companies will dilute and buy back stocks as they see fit, depending on if they are in need of money or are have a great financial year. Some companies will buy back stocks as an alternative to paying dividends. It essentially wires the same way.
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  1664. Exactly
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  1665. He had to get off those drugs, he would have died or had serious mental issues otherwise. He is still recovering
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  1666. Why? It just seems out of place in an unsolved mysteries
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  1667. Who cares, he ain’t an art channel
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  1668. How would it prevent crashes without taking control away from you? What’s the point of racing if your car can do it itself
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  1669. Yeah, where did they find these idiots
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  1670. What?
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  1671. Imagine letting this bloke ruin your dreams.
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  1672. What lessons?
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  1673. Bin
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  1674. Jk, idk
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  1675. The marginal benefit is nil? The consumer will be the judge of that
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  1676.  @Rory20uk  that's a false dilemma. No one is choosing between living in a house or buying a new album. And you may go "well we could tax that money instead and use it for public housing", but when someone buys that song where does the money go to? The musician, who will use it to provide their basic needs. The money isn't lost.
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  1677. Canada’s public health system is less than perfect. It might have changed, but I’ve heard many stories of massive wait times and terrible service.
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  1678. That’s fine, but is it worth a 95 metacritic score?
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  1679. The more fine by robots, the less jobs there are for humans
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  1680. The government should step out of the loan game, only providing loans to those well needed degrees.
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  1681. It has around a 5% death rate in the US
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  1682. No it couldn’t.
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  1683. Sarcasm?
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  1684. Talk about the Democrats plans to subvert the electoral college - that’s real voter suppression
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  1685. Not if you adjust for purchasing power. China + Russia surpass US spending in that case.
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  1686. Apparently Venezuela does.
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  1687. He was DUI... he was going to probably lose his license
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  1688. Yeah but it’s almost completely useless
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  1689. They both have scripts.
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  1690. That's just a fan forced oven
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  1691. Bot
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  1692.  @humansarecrazybeing5730  sick burn… not
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  1693.  @humansarecrazybeing5730  hope these comments are paying you enough to afford your shoebox apartment in Shanghai
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  1694. Jay C China, Russia, ect. America is only the richest country in the world, and is also a huge political opponent.
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  1695. Jay C rich as in GDP
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  1696. The causes of inequality? Some people work harder, work in better fields, build a innovative business - while others work a job flipping burgers 9 to 5. Both people are human, and in our world they can both live far more comfortably than anyone before us. But some people get more.
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  1697.  @ricomotions5416  it does, right place right tune. But if you are a successful person opportunities will open up to you
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  1698. Typical Keynesian economics. The bubble will burst eventually, an no amount of interest rate drops will save it.
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  1699. Europe is so backward really.
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  1700. Bruno Nativi just some of the things they have done, they’ve become deeply controlling, things like forcing Apple to use a specific port. It’s just unnecessary garbage that comes from a non-country entity and dictates how countries must rule. Good on the uk for leaving
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  1701. Bruno Nativi I can go to a store and get an Apple certified charger for $10. That will last a few months. By Europe I meant the EU
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  1702.  @bryanroy111 why are you comparing US law to UK law? 17 years is actually a decent amount for a minor. Here in Australia a 17 year old killed a pregnant woman and got 5 years…
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  1703.  @Rockmonsterdude  what law makes that illegal?
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  1704. EpicPupg _gh except we escaped it, and the Quran also has other things we have proven false
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  1705. The rate at which the number increases... at least for Linear equations
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  1706. Imagine watching the Ukraine war and advocating for less defence spending in Europe. The far left is just stupid in any country it seems
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  1707. Highly available and effective MANPADS throw a spanner in that role though, hence why in Ukraine they have had a muted role
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  1708. He doesn’t have to respect her last wish, he has a constitutional right to nominate a candidate.
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  1709. Disappointed Texan in a democracy you shouldn’t let judges dictate who gets put in her place. It’s a seat, it needs to be filled and it’s the POTUS’s constitutional role to do so. If she wanted integrity, she should have stepped down in 2010. She knew she was gonna to die, she should badge let Obama out someone in her place. But instead she took to long and Trump will put in someone who upholds the constitution - not someone who interprets it to their political agenda
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  1710. She was diagnosed with cancer in 2010, while the democrats held the house and senate. She didn’t step down and now a republican senate will put in someone.
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  1711. Why should it be “free”
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  1712. How?
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  1713. People who contract measles are immune to measles because your body makes “memory” cells about the specific antibodies to target the disease. That is what a vaccine replicates - just in a much safer way.
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  1714.  @pqtonsi what right is being stripped away?
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  1715. It leads to more inflation
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  1716. Lol, comparing 2 boys murdering a child to a man defending himself from people who intended to harm him. You also seem to forget that Kyle’s lawyers were going to give the court his location as long as it stayed private for his safety.
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  1717. Antifa definitely is
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  1718. Boats are really efficient ways of transporting goods.
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  1719.  @drewchanelb really
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  1720. Knuckles Uganda the officer was sued and also now faces 2 charges, one of negligence and one of attempted man slaughter
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  1721. It wasn’t about oil
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  1722. aussj4link it’s cheaper to just have the bike, no electricity. The electricity produced in a whole gym of these would only power 1 house. He’s just saying it’s a waste of money.
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  1723.  @MaticTheProto  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_abort_modes#/media/File%3AShuttleAbortPre51L.png Those black spots are why Challenger died. There was no way to abort during launch. The solid rocket boosters also had no way of being turned off. Crew Dragon has an abort system built in unlock other systems which keep it seperate. The boosters have loads of redundancy. Falcon 9 also uses boosters that can be throttled and turned off if need be, making an abort faster and safer.
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  1724. That’s like 10 years old at this point
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  1725.  @LuhChoso  oh, for some reason I thought it came out in 2015
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  1726. Sky News Australia is the absolute peak of journalism.
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  1727. He won’t enact gun control because he abides by the US constitution
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  1728. 0 because that’s for states to enforce? Gun distribution is very much up to the states, and state borders are governed not only by the federal government - but the states as well.
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  1729. 0 unlicensed trafficking happens whether or not you have legislation in place. At the end of the day it’s up to the states to enforce it. Some states are fine with crossing borders with firearms, while others don’t allow it. Federal legislation would be just a big FU to all of these states who like that a citizen can carry their guns with them, instead of selling them and buying new ones.
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  1730. 0 look at Chicago, the tightest gun laws in the country but the worst gun crime.
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  1731. ?
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  1732. It’s AFL, rugby is a different sport
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  1733. Explain more.
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  1734. Meras Nzambemana 1, that would be dangerous. Imagine having electricity literally flying around you where ever you were. 2 that would be expensive
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  1735. You can be a good person, but that didn’t make you qualified
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  1736. Have you done a video on the Popular Vote Compact?
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  1737. random vids channel isn’t it kinda a governments job to be against anarchy?
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  1738. Banks can't declare bankruptcy. They aren't getting bailed out. The FDIC is liquidating all their assets. They aren't winning anything. Many millionaires, billionaires and tech companies have lost billions. Even if can retrieve most of their deposits later on, they need money now to keep their business afloat.
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  1739. A no fly zone is an act of war. If it happens, we would set off another Cold War - or worse
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  1740. Flying a plane could be completely automated by now if it weren’t for lobbying.
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  1741. Bonus wasn’t for this year. It was for Tesla’s stellar performance from 2018-2021. He literally got shareholders a 20x return
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  1742. Phil Buckhouse in 2018 97 school shootings occurred, only 15 had fatalities. What does that say about our classification of school shootings? Same with gun deaths. 60% of gun deaths are suicide,of the remaining homicides 80% are drug/gang related. You have more chance dying before the gunshots than to the gunshots themselves.
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  1743. Phil Buckhouse never said that. I’m just saying, they aren’t that common. The reason they are targets in the first place is people know that there are no weapons anywhere on anybody. It’s the same for any gun-free zone.
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  1744. Katmiobeth x so? It’s obviouse you get less shootings gs with less guns, or died t take a 2 year old to figure that out. I’m taking about the whole picture. Mass shootings are so uncommon and statistically meaningless, the only reason you have such a bad picture that every school in the is gets shot yo is the media cashing in on gullible minds. School shootings make up 0.00001% of total us deaths each year. In comparison your common cold takes more lives, easily. And how often do you hear about that? I have never seen a news story about our common cold but I’ve seen thousands of stories on a school shooting. Then the benefits of guns, the reduction in rape and house invasions. The ability to defend ones self from any attacker, protecting woman that cannot stand up to a huge man. It protects you from gangs who come I’ll inevitably get there hands on weapons as they do drugs, counterfeit money, ect.
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  1745. Again it’s great that you can point out that you get less gun violence with less guns, but you sure as hell have more knife violence. And terrorist attacks. But that’s another story. Actually gun laws in the uk are so bad that even a cop is allowed a pistol in their patrol vehicle. And that leads to some really disastrous and awkward situations. Now there is a good argument to make that getting rid of guns would reduce homicides. It might, but only by at-least half at most. I’m not saying homicide is good, I’m saying when weighting the pros and cons of gun control it really doesn’t look good.
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  1746. Katmiobeth x but what if someone else was armed? That guy had links with isis and could have easily smuggled in a gun if he wasn’t under the spotlight.
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  1747. Plus they don’t have trillions of taxpayer dollars to throw at cave dwellers in the Middle East, so they are more efficient
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  1748. It’s not really. Of you are a threat then it’s fair that you aren’t released until you face court.
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  1749.  @harrychenhaoxia7621 "insane optimisations" like what?
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  1750. Agreed, but instead of pushing it at college which gives poor people the same advantage, do it in schooling.
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  1751.  @qwerty9878  ...
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  1752. The only real thing you can invest in with the yuan is China's housing market which is collapsing
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  1753. I mean the us is very democratic. The president, congressmen, senators, state representatives, and governors are all voted in by the people. As supposed to China...
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  1754. L Ctr9 I’ll take that “manipulates voting” over no actual booting power at all.
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  1755. peabase fallen behind whom?
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  1756. Leading theory is it wasn’t a cyberattack, but that Israel had infiltrated the supply chain and planted explosives before selling them to Hezbollah.
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  1757. Gerafix what are they?
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  1758. But planting trees in the wrong environments can actually hurt the ecosystem
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  1759. jakebuilds no you can’t. A little over $30k? Yeah but kit for $3k
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  1760. jakebuilds abd that would not fine close to the performance
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  1761. I like it, looks slick. Which it is, it’s designed to be aerodynamic
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  1762. Thank god. Imagine a world without the internet
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  1763. What?
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  1764. He doesn’t need covid to put into place martial law. But congress would shut it down
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  1765. The genocide that thus military committed. Myanmar is just a shitty place
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  1766. It really doesn’t, who was in power for the last 3 terms? 2 Democrats and 1 republican.
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  1767. Kale H do you know why? Because the big states would rule. California had a 4 million people decide between the two parties, the election would pretty much be decided primarily by California every time.
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  1768. Kale H because swing states don’t change? Trump won 4 blue wall states in 2016, Michigan being one. They hadn’t voted republican since 1988. States do change, and if voters hot out there and voted we would see more and more changes. And no one is going to win with only 22% of the vote. It’s about as likely as someone winning with less than 1% (it’s possible, theoretically). If that’s supposed to invalidate a very good system that bridges the gap between the big and small, it is really not working.
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  1769. Kale H not really. It’s as absurd as the fact that with a popular vote system the president can be elected by 9 out of the 50 states. We can talk numbers all day, but the point stands: the electoral college is a fair system that aims to narrow the gap between the large sand small states. It does g favour either one too much.
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  1770. Deadpool and Wolverine cost $300 million (combined production and marketing budget)
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  1771. The cost is the problem. Nothing is truely free Anyway out of all countries the us still spends the most per capita on public healthcare through Medicaid. It’s not that the us can’t do what others do, it’s already doing it. It’s that the us is just far too expensive
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  1772. Cops have always been little bitches.
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  1773. She’s not, she just didn’t answer the question. Yes or no, she can’t by law
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  1774. Ride operations is really simple. It’s more common sense than training.
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  1775. Notch it no, probably not. Just dumb luck.
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  1776. Brenda Echols they probably would, liberals all suffer from chronic TDS
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  1777. And? Taxing 70% of every dollar over 10 million is theft
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  1778. Oh it definitely has been. Before SpaceX, ULA (Lockheed Martin + Boeing) was absolutely ripping off NASA and the military. SpaceX has undercut them. They’ve saved NASA tens of billions (which they admit themselves)
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  1779.  @WinstonSmith685 SpaceX cut their contract so NASA could afford it
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  1780. Umarurin they don’t, it depends on the source and also how our mind perceives it
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  1781. Not at all. The trade is still there, but instead of carefully maintained populations it’s hunting to extinction.
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  1782. Simplifying aero design will increase costs? There will be huge restrictions on development budgets, testing time and wind tunnels coming in the future. Aero will be more about the expertise of the hired engineers rather than who can chuck the most resources at the problem
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  1783.  guy man  a fortune made off of being pioneers. Sure, they might do sone shit things now, but they were the first big social media platform
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  1784.  guy man  the point is that they are rich because they innovated. They deserve to be rich.
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  1785.  guy man  yet none of those exist anymore because Facebook was way ahead of them. To say that Facebook didn’t innovate is just woefully ignorant on your end. Taking an idea and improving it is still innovation.
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  1786. Tesla has been massively cutting costs and passing them onto consumers.
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  1787. It’s the employees…
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  1788. It is crazy because that’s not what happened. A single person doesn’t have the ability to decide on a lander without reporting to a committee of experts and stakeholders. The committee and a later GEO investigation found that SpaceX simply had the best bid. It was the most capable, most feasible, most detailed and came in at the lowest price
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  1789. > they shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near a manned program You know they provide manned flights to the ISS, right? They’ve sent 50 people to space, they’re the only US entity capable of manned spaceflights at the moment. They’re more than capable
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  1790.  @JohnDoeWasntTaken  yes but she based her decision off of findings of a committee because not doing so would have immediately got her done for fraud. Thunderf00t critiqued things like her use of first person language, which is generally a standard for these sorts of documents. Don’t believe me? Look up the Source Selection Statement for the new Space Suits, or any NASA contract for that matter. He’s obviously not a reliable source in this matter
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  1791. On long flights, aren’t you asked to stand every so often?
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  1792. Sounds awfully inefficient.
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  1793. stolen shoob yes I do. Do you know how much more involved the us is with foreign affairs. The us has military in 51 different countries outside of the US. On top of that it has a number of other allies, such as Taiwan, Iraq, Afghanistan. All of these are to prevent crime. These treaty’s not only help these countries in question, but also helps the US financially and as a global power. It beats being controlled by a totalitarian government like China.
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  1794.  @augustoalmeida8022  correlation doesn’t equal causation. There’s no such thing as objectivism when comparing a country like Norway to the US.
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  1795.  @augustoalmeida8022  what about all of the other factors? America is a far more dense, populous country with a lot more ethnic and cultural diversity. I guess you can compare it to a homogenous white European country if you want to, but you are comparing apples to oranges. A better study would be one that compared systems with a similar environment, aka a fair test.
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  1796. Kuro thats decides by the grand jury. They decide that the officer is or isn’t guilty. Police officers don’t “always get away with it”. It’s just that many killings by police are completely fine. Police have the right to kill a person if said person is a threat to bystanders or the officer themselves. Police also are given a “Ask, Tell, Make” policy, which means that after between big tons to do something an officer can force you physically. Now this isn’t a defence for Derek Chauvin. He will be charged with murder and manslaughter and will hopefully enjoy his stay in prison for the next few decades. Prisoners love cops.
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  1797. Pros
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  1798. It was put in at a time where slot if people were illiterate. It’s a bit outdated that they still have electors. However the rest of the system works perfectly. I think the bigger issue should be gerrymandering
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  1799. No ones controlling anyones genitals
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  1800. You put the hardware in now that you’ll need in 4 years time. I don’t even think it will be that long, Microsoft is really pushing for AI to be incorporated into the entire system and that’s only possible if the hardware can run it natively
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  1801. Ikr. This bloke thinks the conventional subs France was making are at all similar in capability to the nuclear powered subs
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  1802.  @SatoK47  the truth is that conventional subs just aren’t capable of what we need. We need subs that can get close to China, so if they tried to invade would be able to take out their ships and carriers far away from our shores. We need subs that can defend our massive coastline. Conventional subs can’t do that.
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  1803. 50 degrees Celsius is more than hot
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  1804. Make up a fake story because he was a harsh leader?
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  1805. What do you mean?
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  1806. The back is a great change. The old 3 looked pretty ugly from behind
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  1807. Why? And you need a special browser
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  1808. Oh they do, sadly. I want the minimum age raised, 21 should be the minimum age.
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  1809. You could download a distro on your laptop
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  1810. screamingfangirl yeah and others get banned for accidentally showing a dick pic on discord...
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  1811. And credit card debt, medical debt, every form of debt forgived!
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  1812. Ask tell force. Simple police business. Sometimes the best way to deescalate a situation is to force them into cuffs.
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  1813. Nothing about Crypto makes sense. There's no tangible product there. It has high returns, but that is about it.
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  1814. Infinity is not a number, you can however measure it’s relative size - just not in the normal way we’d measure size.
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  1815.  @We-Do-NOT-Consent-303  cardinality allows us to distinguish between infinite sets of different sizes.
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  1816. The us won the Vietnam war. Over 250 thousand Vietnam soldiers died, while only 50k us soldiers died. It did it’s job, held back communist Russia from the south of Vietnam
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  1817. Unknown User how do we do that?
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  1818. Because doing multiple things at once isn’t possible in your mind
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  1819. Corruption, war, the lack of basic resources like water and food.
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  1820. Stop jumping out border
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  1821. Justin Thompson let me just fire up my b2 shall I? Do a bit of a strafing run over your neighbourhood, how does that sound?
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  1822. Would have been too late, but if she had gone to see a doctor she probably would be here today
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  1823. I don’t know. The first fully reusable rocket will be a pretty big contribution. Or the first spacecraft capable of taking humans to mars.
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  1824. You can’t just build the lunar module. All the factories and engineers are gone, a lot of the designs and technologies lost. You’d have to build them almost back again, which would be enormously expensive- that’s just what happens when you don’t build something for a long time.
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  1825. But on top of that it wouldn’t be capable of this mission anyway. 1) It could only carry 2 astronauts and support them for 2 days. Starship HLS will carry up to 6 for 7 days. 2) It couldn’t take much cargo to the surface. Starship will be able to take tons of cargo down with the astronauts, and will have a cargo variant that could carry even more. 3) The LM was expensive. The program cost $30 billion, and each lander billions. Starship will cost $2.9 billion, and each subsequent mission probably costing below $1 billion 4) There’s no way to launch it. SLS wouldn’t be powerful enough to launch the Apollo payload. You’d have to do a second launch and assemble in orbit, which is just more cost And so on. It’s just a dumb idea
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  1826. Simple? log (base sqrt(4)/4) [log (base 4) sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(sqrt(4))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))] = 48
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  1827. Joshua Allen he ain’t walking no walk anymore
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  1828. The government should pull out. Ever since they stepped in with financial aid services, tuition prices have grown out of control.
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  1829. These were criminals
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  1830. itzAndy good for you man
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  1831. But cigarettes are nasty
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  1832. Cost
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  1833. Does that throw at compile time?
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  1834. I know right! How evil.
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  1835.  @AG-yc7vt  yep. High minimum wages, unions and new breakthroughs in science is making your average worker far less useful.
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  1836. Not really. The us is only hated in NK, China, and the Middle East. The rest of the countries are either neutral or allies. I believe something like 50 countries rely on the us to protect them if war was to ever come
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  1837. The us funds almost all of NATO as well
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  1838. CNN
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  1839. $500k is what a doctor makes in like 5 years. His doctor is bad with money
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  1840. We are seeing debt-gdp rates close to Greece before they defaulted. 2050 and we will surpass it, that’s without any spending increases
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  1841.  @nomsuranom1665 they don’t design the experiments. But yeah the ISS was a giant disaster. When NASA gets rid of it, it’ll be replaced by a number of commercial stations for a fraction of the price
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  1842. Anthivity they get 50% of the money. So 50 tier 1 subs is $250, so each streamer receives $125
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  1843. They have, look it up. They’ve paid millions
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  1844. Hate and division is when you think everything is about parties
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  1845.  @PhoenixtheII humans will be the last species to die. Even if the planet around us becomes uninhabitable we’ll engineer ways to extend our kind before we eventually also die. If we die, we’ll have taken down the planet with us.
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  1846. Crazy how you could just become a banker, go to jail, get out of jail and become a nurse and try and start a utilities company. Part of me kinda wants that wild west of innovation to return
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  1847. The criminal class? I don’t think prisoners are very powerful people
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  1848.  @Spiral-Sun  fractional reserve banking is a scam? The bank doesn’t need to reserve 100% of the funds it’s given, if they did you can say goodbye to loans. Banks are smart, money that sits around does nothing so they invest it and make a profit - paying out interest to customers and pocketing the rest. Where is the scam?
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  1849.  @Spiral-Sun  fractional reserve banking is the system of reserving only a fraction of your customers holdings. It’s completely fine
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  1850. There's no bailout
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  1851. There’s always a way to get guns. Australia has the luxury to not have to worry about illegal immigration, smuggling, ect. I know this because I live here. There is still gun crime, actually a Monty who there was a gang related drive by shooting.
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  1852. Jonathan Jackson oh my, your one of them. “Shoot him in the leg”. Yes, aim for one of the smallest and fastest moving limbs in the body, as your running for your life. Oh and while doing that try and not hit one of the major arteries that run down the leg, as that would be fatal. What you do is shoot centre mass. It reduces the chances of missing and hitting someone else, or just missing in general. That’s what our police are trained, that’s what our military is trained. That’s what you get trained if you take a course. Your not hunting deer with a very clear head and can easily line up a shot - it’s a person running at you trying to harm you in some way.
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  1853. Jonathan Jackson no one he killed was a “kid”. They were all adults and all older than him. The real question is why adults are trying to harm a minor in the first place. Do you want to know why? Because our “vigilante” put out a dumpster fire. Now that dumbass is 6 feet under, all over a fire being put out. Good fucking riddance.
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  1854. I wish libertarians had taken over the government. The country would be in a much better state. Anyway, SpaceX has already saved NASA billions and are doing the same here with their Starship program. NASA expected the cost to develop a lunar lander to be around $10 billion, and knowing them that means more like $20 billion. So SpaceX is doing the same at 1/7th the cost.
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  1855. IcarianGreenWings he was in the middle.
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  1856.  @mathiaslist6705  yeah
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  1857. How?
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  1858. What racist tactics? Please elaborate
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  1859. That face at the end 😂
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  1860. It’s in development…
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  1861.  @johnthefactfddict3281  > you literally can’t drop below the 0.5-1.0 billion dollar per launch Falcon 9 charges $62 million for a launch. SpaceX’s claims it costs them between $20-25 million to pull off that launch. Where are you getting these numbers from? Fuel is cheap, it makes up less than 1% of the cost of most launches. For Starship it’s estimated to cost ~$1m to refuel. The main cost is construction, which is why Starship is aiming to be fully reusable.
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  1862.  @johnthefactfddict3281  Starship does not cost $1 billion to launch. That price includes the total cost of the Starship development which includes R&D and Infrastructure like launch sites, offices, factories, storage bays, etc. The actual marginal launch cost, the amount for SpaceX to launch a new rocket, is estimated to be around $90 million, and that’s now with no reusability or mass production. Starship WITH reusability and a high frequency of launches will be cost less than $10 million to launch, cheaper than Falcon 9
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  1863.  @johnthefactfddict3281  but the benefits aren’t just lower costs. Starship will enable larger and heavier payloads to reach orbit. One example is Airbus’s new module for Space Stations, LOOP. It’ll be the largest and heaviest module sent to orbit, and it can only launch of Starship. Starship will also enable massive satellite constellations. Being both cheaper and larger than Falcon 9 it’ll have an unparalleled ability to launch satellites on mass. And single satellite launches will get cheaper, Starship can take up multiple all at once.
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  1864. Aren’t they the same thing?
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  1865. Because the us may sell the weapons, but they don’t say how they use them
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  1866. Thyalwaysseek they are our allies. And it’s not like Yemen is perfect place, they’re broken up in a massive comic war and a lot of the foreign aid has just gone to fuelling it.
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  1867. Thyalwaysseek they’ve been our ally for years.
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  1868. Thyalwaysseek and strategic allies.
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  1869. The government will never remove super, as they will then have to spend loads on pensions
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  1870. Nah the best 40 was the first test against SA in 2017
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  1871. The media was completely against him, and he still won in a landslide.
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  1872. jennifer spurlock that was without any water dummies weighing it down
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  1873. You have no idea how taxes work
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  1874. Oh it doesn’t
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  1875. How does a battery work? You will need to understand redox reactions (reactions that involve the exchange of electrons). Essentially you have two “half cells”. One “half-cell” contains a reactant that will lose electrons (oxidation) and the other contains a reactant that will gain electrons (reduction). The two half cells are connected by a salt bridge. Nothing happens yet. But if you attach the wires to the terminals (each terminal only connects to one of the half cells) we get a complete circuit. The potential difference between the cells induced a current that will propagate through the wire. That’s a simple look at it, if you want to know more look up “galvanic cells”
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  1876. I’d there just a magnetic field sitting there hovering around the battery? No. A magnetic field is only induced if current flows through the wire.
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  1877. Why is it connected to the terminals? 1) the sides of the battery are insulated. 2) as explained in my explanation of batteries, batteries are made up of two half cells. They must be separated, and it’s simply a design choice that the terminals are the only places you can connect to
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  1878. Why don’t they start fires? They do if you puncture them. The reactants are no longer separated which could be hazardous
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  1879. neoqueto haha 😂, Thunderf00t a flat earther?
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  1880. They shot 20 times, only seven hit. They could have been non fatal
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  1881. The rise in ar sales is also attributed to people being worried that they won’t be available anymore, and are stockpiling
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  1882. Sounds like socialism to me
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  1883. jayantamadhab hazarika oh nooooo.
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  1884. Ikr who’s running this channel
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  1885. Ehh, it’s big but not something to really worry about. As long as the market continues to grow it will be fine
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  1886.  @lazarus2691 exactly. Falcon 9 actually far over-exceeded expectations, which essentially killed the Falcon Heavy
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  1887. Michael Miller best to know what’s going on
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  1888. not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  1889. The issue is the senate. Washington DC is full of very liberal people. It’s political from both sides Personally, I think it should remain not a state. In Australia we have our capital a it’s own territory. I believe that should be the norm (unless your capital is massive, like London)
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  1890. Google, Facebook, then what’s next. Do you think bing would stick around? Of course not, they will go, taking Duck Duck Go and other bing reliant search engines with them
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  1891. Do you get paid to catch these scammers?
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  1892. Indiana Doug you would have a job repairing Macs instead, of wait they don’t allow third party repairers.
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  1893. #bluemanbad
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  1894. Lemon Grass the verge of what war?
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  1895. DJ Carlos first off, what could trump have done. Almost every country had a single case in its borders - and that’s all it takes. Trump has little control from there beyond supporting the states. He can’t enforce a national lockdown, or social distancing or wearing of a mask. That’s up to the states. Onto tear gassing peaceful protests. Where? Not a single peaceful protest has been tear gassed. What he did in Portland is amazing, the city is a dump. The national courthouse is trashed, and trump upped the federal presence to protect it.
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  1896. DJ Carlos I mean when has any president been a spectacular doctors that’s why we have health advisors. The thing is, when trump first shut the us border to china both the WHO and China were saying it was an “over reaction”. If anyone is really to blame - it’s China. China started the pandemic, China failed to shut down outgoing flights even when they knew a majority of the provinces had cases, and wuhan was in lockdown. They also lied to the WHO over the dangers of the virus. Yes, trump is to blame, but not as much as you are making out. The us isn’t like somewhere like in tally where the national government can shut down businesses and enforce lockdowns.
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  1897. DJ Carlos so China didn’t start the virus? They didn’t let it out?
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  1898. Ok
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  1899. So tell me genius, what could trump have done.
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  1900. Orunitor because he’s talking about the weight of the gasoline, not the volume it takes up.
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  1901. There hasn’t been a spike in autism.
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  1902. And if so, it wouldn’t be vaccines, more a genetic thing.
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  1903. DOWN WITH IRAN
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  1904. Anyone below 6 foot ought to be ashamed
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  1905. I doubt they will
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  1906. China is.
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  1907. Daniel Frankowski it works on kids, which is sad
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  1908. Waxes are interesting things. The medium only needs to move a few cm back and forth but the energy can be transmitting at the speed of light
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  1909. He’s a very successful businessman, not that your business career or past life should have any effect on your presidency.
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  1910. The president has the right to send in the US military into any state without question under the Insurrection Act of 1807. It’s been done multiple times, for example in 1963 JFK ordered troops into Alabama to enforce desegregation laws in public schooling. It was also used in LA in 1992 to assist with the LA Riots. It is a states job to keep its people safe. It it cannot do that, Trump will do it for them.
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  1911. Ok, how will there be justice without police?
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  1912. 100% is beef between California and Musk. That’s why a California Environmental Department blocked the Space Forces request to increase launches (this ain’t a conspiracy they literally wrote down it was because of political reasons)
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  1913. That makes absolutely no sense
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  1914. Carbon is emitted by the planet, we are just accelerating the rate of the emission
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  1915.  Ken MacDonald  what is false?
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  1916. I reckon you should’ve compared the frame gen models with a game like Cyberpunk that actually implements both. UI issues screams poor implementation, because they are masked during the frame gen pass.
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  1917. It wasn’t but ok
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  1918. Setup a VM. It's good, even if it's just familiarising yourself
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  1919. It’s worked better than any other system
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  1920.  @tseriesbad6746  a republic is a type of democracy
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  1921. scoular1987 only people that say that are white supremacists. But the left likes saying the right is just white supremacists - even though we’re not.
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  1922. Creators want ads, they get paid for them
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  1923. Left wing populists stole the term liberal, at least in the US. Outside of the US and it’s synonymous with right wing politics, pushing free markets and things like that
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  1924. The thing is... they would be the same people. Oil companies aren’t stupid - they have huge investments in clean energy - and they would love government subsidies
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  1925. Most places that’s seperate people.
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  1926. Only a simple minded fool would see the rich like that. The reason we defend them is they own huge multinational corporations that provide employment to millions of Americans, and billions in federal taxes.
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  1927. Agreeing that humans are causing an increased change in the climate is very different than saying that it’s having a deadly effect on humans. Does it have a deadly effect? In my opinion, and in Trumps opinion: YES! But that’s an opinion, and the solutions are heavily debated. For that reason, she cannot comment.
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  1928. Bravo shame, FPS has been pretty trash these days. Halo Infinite looks decent, and so does the new Modern Warfare
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  1929. Most artists these days have no emotional depth, humanity’s been primed for AI
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  1930. NASA uses Metric. Really America should just start converting by now, it’s a far simpler system.
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  1931. He wasn’t impeached. This supposed “caging” of children was simply a practice that President Obama brought in. Not trump, Obama - and Biden too. He dodged the draft on one of the worst American wars. It was terrible, and we had 18 year olds forced into it to die for what? To stop communism in a third world country? Biden also has sexual assault charges. You wouldn’t know, because the media hides it. He never tear gassed, nor ordered protesters to get tear gassed. In fact, not a subject person teargassed was a protester anyway - they were rioters and they were involved in riots. These riots have killed dozens of people, caused billions in damages - and almost all of that has occurred in democrat run states. He doesn’t want to get rid of healthcare, he wants to get rid of “Obamacare”, and he wants to replace it with a better system. He jokingly asked a question about bleach. So what? Even if he was sincere (which he wasn’t), he is simply asking a medical expert a question about treatment. I though the left liked experts. There you go, almost everything you said debunked. And thank you, you almost filled out my Orange Man Bad bingo card!
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  1932. I’d hire that safety inspector.
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  1933. No they don’t. Period, the end.
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  1934. David Rizzardi it’s a sign of it working. It worked and still works to this day. It’s role is to give more power to the smaller states to even out the odds. Trump destroyed Hillary, there’s no way around it. With a popular vote system to vote our president, big states like California and New York would be the only ones campaigned towards. New York would go really well, as it sucks up all of the federal taxes at the cost of the rest of the country to secure another presidency. Trump won, look at the map. He held 10 more states than Hillary.
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  1935. David Rizzardi that complete idiot changed the entire map. 4 blue wall states voted for republican, and your going to sit here and tell me trump didn’t campaign well? And the electoral college does represent the people, it just makes sure that the minority states also get represented. I guess the left is only supportive of the minority when it helps them, the awful pandering. Now tell me: how could trump have stopped the Covid-19 outbreak? Realistically. He shut the borders to China extremely early, which lead to huge outrage from the left. Perhaps he should have shut down the entire US borders, but at that time China and the WHO was telling the world that COVID-19 wasn’t very infectious. Once it got in however, he has no control. He cannot instate a nation wide lockdown - it’s against the constitution. He left it up to the states to handle.
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  1936. Why do you get paid to not work?
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  1937. Magical like this π matter is just energy. And this, it has a counter force- gravity. Every atom has mass, and so it also has gravity.
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  1938. thegooddoctor2009 agreed
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  1939. SLS is behind schedule as well. Artemis 2 was meant to launch this year, they’ve pushed it back to next year but it’s questionable if that’s even possible. Really I think SpaceX will have plenty of time to get HLS ready, 2026 might not be it though
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  1940. Problem with public transport is it's slow. I can get to anywhere in half sometimes a third of the time of public transport - and where I live has very good access to buses and trains.
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  1941. I don't think the ref even saw it, and he'd gotten quite sick of the Irish nagging him over every little thing.
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  1942. Because these states rely on oil? There’s 10 million oil jobs in the US, all really high paying, and all provide huge profits to our economy.
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  1943.  @CstleTW  it will be replaced by other industries in the big states while these states get left in the dust
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  1944. Can trains transport goods to local stores?
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  1945.  @hiimjustin8826  the video makes the assumption self driving in cities is impossible, and sure in that case a self driving truck has little utility. But self driving is possible. Waymo does it regularly, Tesla’s FSD is making massive progress with each release (v13 is phenomenal). In 5 years robotics will be available across the country, and at that point trucks will start being automated as well.
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  1946. Like what?
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  1947. yeetus deletus I would like to think that we could atleast stand as a threat. 300 million is a force to be reckoned.
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  1948. ColdFusion diamond is the hardest material on earth, but it’s not the toughest. There’s a difference. Hardness means the ability to withstand deformation. Glass has a relatively high Mohs hardness of 5.5, however it’s not at all strong.
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  1949. Well they put the man on the moon, built the biggest space station to date, has landed many rovers on mars, the list goes on. NASA has done so much good for the world.
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  1950. He amassed 70000k BTC, it would be worth what, like $50 billion today?
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  1951. The biggest problem is selling it, no one wants bitcoin attached to criminal activity
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  1952. The government isn’t hiding gold, it’s got to do with the counties economy
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  1953. Andres D “barely” Yeah not quite. Even it’s instant torque couldn’t save itself from the Lamborghini’s power
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  1954. One of the most reliable rockets, though its failures were tragic. Falcon 9 is much better
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  1955. The US offers the best higher education in the world. Why? Because these universities must compete.
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  1956. Are you part of the trucking community? I know that to be false, at least in Australia
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  1957. Melody Moore maybe something like “good riddance”
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  1958. Rides get delayed all the time, it’s more precautionary than a definite issue.
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  1959. It’s completely reasonable in my eyes.
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  1960. These would be great. Just destroy the Nobel peace prize once and for all. Once a last act of a dying man worried about his legacy, now a platform for politics
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  1961.  @fedyasemenov8236  you don’t require witnesses or victims if you have enough evidence on him. It’s pretty obvious what he did broke the law.
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  1962.  @fedyasemenov8236  victimless laws aren’t “stupid”. Some of them are, but not having a victim doesn’t make the crime void. That idiot fluting down a highway at 200km/h isn’t hurrying anyone by speeding, but it could potentially lead to someone being killed so it’s a crime.
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  1963. Scarlett Winchester because the wall will cost 25bil, this will cost 13 trillion + his health care plans will probably set us back further - not mentioning he is threatening to remove us of our rights. I’m fine with fining electricity producers for emitting carbon, I’m fine with that - as long as it’s controlled and doesn’t cost the taxpayer to much. But then forcing everyone to purchase electric vehicles, that’s around 70k for every family.
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  1964. You can speak any language you want, trump is just pointing out the pandering Bush was doing. Remember that this was trumps tactic, to really go after the politicians - so he wouldn’t be left behind.
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  1965. Israel had their land stolen first, Ukraine succeeded
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  1966.  @imranexltd  they defected decades ago, and are recognised as a sovereign nation. They are as much to Russia as Poland is to Germany
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  1967. No
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  1968.  @freegedankenzurbaukunst5613  they insulted each other, that was the debates. Trump went in as the underdog and had to make a statement. He changed politics.
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  1969. That won’t be a worry, they’ll have US warships supplying them
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  1970.  @jetli740  that’s not even a question.
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  1971. I mean looking at the accusations, if they are true (which the court will decide) then I disagree that he was “just a normal dude helping the community”
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  1972. Well not really. You can look at military spending like a giant stimulus on the steel and manufacturing industries. The thing is, these industries also export other goods - so you are jousting military production as well as the production of other goods along side it. It’s a refining and manufacturing subsididyb
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  1973.  @The_Recon  production in other areas. Factory owners aren’t just going to leave their factories sitting around doing nothing, they will supply a number of different industries - one of that is defence. It’s a big boost to specific industries.
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  1974.  @gaborrajnai6213  imagine defending the SLS. Even NASA employees know it’s a rort, it’s there for Congressmen to buy votes. SLS launched 6 years behind schedule and $12 billion over budget. And it was meant to be launched again this year but that’s been delayed until next year.
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  1975.  @gaborrajnai6213  and it’s not like they had to reinvent the wheel. It’s essentially a revamped Saturn V connected to Space Shuttle solid rocket boosters.
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  1976. swirly 421 well true black absorbs all light so no
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  1977. Actually way more than that
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  1978. cool beans I can disagree. I have seen about 3 firearms - all pistols on a policeman’s belt
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  1979. ratman you also fail to see the huge racial diversity and culture around the us. Australia doesn’t have this gun culture, Australians doesn’t care about their rights.
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  1980. He said that there are some nice ones, they just aren't as good as the desktops written by professional program engineers
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  1981. Grant Lauzon battery, and it is cooled, but it can get scorchingly hot.
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  1982. Tyler C why do you hate trump?
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  1983. Commie homes but look decent and are actually liveable.
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  1984. Did you watch the coverage? It’s very good most of the time. He is in a hard situation, with two sides each wanting this and that. All this and done baby faced reporter feels the need to not ask a question but to just attack him. Is that journalism now?
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  1985. Haribos smell terrible, but taste so good
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  1986. First off, the CARES act pumped over a trillion dollars in individuals and small businesses. On top of that, increased unemployment benefits meant people would earn $600 a week if they lost their job due to COVID. The $500 billion in loans to corporations hurt by COVID are loans, they will be expected to pay it back . The money to individuals? That’s completely loan free, you don’t need to pay a cent back! And so what that the government nails out corporations during a recession no one could prepare for. It saves jobs, and keeps America’s economy from a collapse.
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  1987. Send the engineers to Antarctica?
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  1988. 13% of 60 year olds have no savings? Nice to see people being financially responsible
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  1989. Ok
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  1990. That’s one way to lose your job.
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  1991. $3 billion paid out over multiple years would do nothing. Universal healthcare would cost $3 trillion… each year.
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  1992. de0509 if they just held on to it, how would they make money? Come on don’t be an idiot. Same for any company you find money for them to hold, like superannuation.
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  1993. AMENO Raptor what’s the difference?
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  1994. https://youtu.be/RGrHF-su9v8
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  1995. The real reason was the flying was not affordable, it was a luxury for the rich. A ticket would cost more than a first class ticket today
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  1996. Ashley Offutt because it’s not THAT bad, it’s only 5 people so far.
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  1997. Ashley Offutt ok
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  1998. indonesian mapper *iran Iran attacked the us embassy and started all of this, ripping apart ties be putting American residents in Iran at risk.
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  1999. I like the two houses. Where I live (Western Australia) we were getting fucked by the feds. Our tax dollars were being taken and used in the more populous states to win votes. Without our representation in the Senate, I think this would still be happening today
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  2000. Yeah he was actually. Thunderf00t is a grifter
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  2001. They’re nothing alike 😂
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  2002. If anyone is going to land something on the moon, it’ll be SpaceX who regularly lands rockets on Earth.
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  2003. Martin Desrocher he said that that’s how it works
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  2004. Eckhardt Frost they aren’t asylum seekers. Refugees come from war-torn countries. Nor does supporting deportation make you a trump supporter. Funny thing is, he’s deported less people each year over his term than Obama had.
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  2005. China made its own test, Germany made its own test (the one adopted by WHO) and the US with a stronger medical research base also made its own tests. The tests were made by January 24, 7 days before COVID was a public health emergency. Most countries can’t afford to develop their own tests, it’s a privilege that we can. It did not lead to the large cases that we have. Every country that has prevented covid went into a lockdown of some sort. The federal government can not enforce a national lockdown, it’s illegal. For that reason the us was doomed
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  2006. 😂
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  2007. It wasn’t a depression in Australia, only a recession
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  2008. Charles K it’s not
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  2009. Yeah... there’s some debris but not enough to encase the earth
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  2010. Tedi the Godfather where?
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  2011. Israel’s control over the WB is the only reason that’s not infested with terrorists like Gaza
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  2012. Kristian O. The thing is it didn’t, when taxes were cut in 1980 productivity and growth soared.
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  2013. You mean the market will become more volatile and less liquid, hurting investors and making it harder for businesses to get capital.
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  2014. Mirrors can’t be used with a case, and don’t show you exactly what the photo is going to look like (focus, exposure, image orientation and flip)
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  2015.  @Jkim890 I don’t understand your point, but developing a lunar lander with the capabilities HLS will have for $3 billion is a miracle. NASA was estimating it’d cost them $10 billion, and that was for a far less capable lander
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  2016. That’s more or less what Blue Origin’s lander is. But they went with Starship because it was going to use existing technologies and techniques that SpaceX was going to develop anyway, so it is going to save a lot of money.
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  2017. As he says, but he made the Green New Deal - which would cost America over $93 trillion in 10 years and kill millions of jobs.
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  2018. And you would be arrested for assault.
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  2019. That actually isn’t a nefarious case. The hammers were sold along side a large engine, and nothing was itemised. But when it came time for accounting NASA needed it itemised so they simply divided the cost of each item equally despite obviously being skewed because of a large space resistant engine
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  2020. Besides, NASA itself has admitted that SpaceX has saved them tens of billions already. Starship HLS itself comes in at 1/4th the cost NASA was projecting if they had developed a lander themselves.
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  2021. The companies paid seperate compensation, otherwise you would have heard a lawsuit
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  2022. The ISS has a leak they can’t fix. It’s just getting too old
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  2023. Because that’s not how the world works. All of the engineers and technicians that worked on the Saturn V are gone, all of the factories are gone, many technologies used are obsolete, many of the designs lost. You can’t just rebuild Saturn V, you need to redesign it. SLS is just that. And just like Saturn V it is insanely expensive.
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  2024. Why do we care about student debt to much? Students signed the deals and now have to pay back what they borrowed.
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  2025. It’s still under development. > $3 billion so far It’s a fixed contract, $3 billion up front.
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  2026. Oh yeah!
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  2027. It’s a huge web of anonymous servers all over the world, plus if they tried there would be some real big backlash.
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  2028. Does the senate have a say in taxes?
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  2029.  @nonmagicmike723  ok, just checking
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  2030. You realise James Webb is further away from us than the moon, right? The Space Shuttle has no way of getting there.
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  2031. Why are the worst bills always bipartisan
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  2032. If the US put as much resources as it is in the SR-72 it could probably build and maintain a constellation the size of Starlink offering real time surveillance across the globe.
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  2033. Well security over anything.
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  2034. l x good. I have no empathy for people who snuggle meth
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  2035. What is with this sentiment? It’s always idiots who don’t understand a thing about electricity that believe that Teslas work was both unbelievably brilliant and lost forever.
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  2036. We do?
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  2037. Looked it up, no search results on the first page. Both Bing and DDG had it on their first search - surprising because the website is blocked in my country. So I had to use a VPN. Censorship is everywhere
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  2038. Lydia Atiemo can you even compare stock prices from company to company?
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  2039. Yeah that was weird
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  2040. GPAngel but in religion Satan is symbolic of evil. To not believe in religion is showing your freedom, to just outright stand with evil is pure insanity. Fine enjoy your freedom, but if your beliefs are one of pure evil no one is going to take you seriously
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  2041. Operation warp speed... he is definitely some futuristic space commander
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  2042. Pence won the debate
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  2043. No one has ever made a fully reusable rocket before.
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  2044.  @miscamisca6775  the Space Shuttle expended a massive fuel tank with every launch. That tank alone cost $270m each. So no, it was only partially reusable. And the nature of the reuse was nowhere near as good. The Shuttle and SRBs required massive refurbishment. Much of the time the boosters weren’t reused at all and just scrapped for parts. Starship is built to require minimum refurbishment.
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  2045.  @miscamisca6775  except not all of it is reused, hence it isn’t a fully reusable rocket. The original design of the Space Shuttle was actually meant to be fully reusable, but its design goals changed due to the Air Force wanting a larger cargo bay and yada yada. They had to ditch the idea because with full reuse they wouldn’t be able to support the increased payload.
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  2046. The CDC released a paper which was taken down that estimated that between 500 000 - 3 000 000 crimes were prevented each year by a firearm
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  2047. How?
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  2048. Will Budries but it’s not based off of anything concise. A 72 degree range is good enough for describing basic weather. Plus as Fahrenheit has no basis, large calculations are done mainly in Celsius.
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  2049. I just find it ugly. Too boxy, hopefully it takes a windows 11 approach to ui
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  2050. A+ for effort.
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  2051. You are talking about such a small number of abortions that it’s almost negligible. Most pro-lifers would be willing to allow mothers to get an abortion if it’s deemed that the pregnancy could harm them, or if they are young.
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  2052.  @wb7606  it’s not your body, you are killing another human being. Woman aren’t being forced to do shit, they are just not allowed to kill their own child. The vast majority of abortions have nothing to do with abuse or rape. They are just people who believe the child will inconvenience them, so they kill it. I don’t care what trauma they go through, they killed a fucking child. Now as I said many pro-lifers are fine with people getting an abortion if they have a good reason for it, like the child poses a risk to their health, or they are under 18.
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  2053. Anyone on the streets is most likely covered by Medicare or Medicaid
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  2054. Rodfather Fishing you don’t have to afford a $100000 medical bill because you have insurance. And if you can’t afford insurance, you are probably covered under Medicaid.
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  2055. Rodfather Fishing they wouldn’t be in debt in the first place if they brought insurance
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  2056. Rodfather Fishing insurance pays for medical bills.
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  2057. Rodfather Fishing depends on the plan, some don’t have co pay at all.
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  2058. Heavily shorted companies are failing because of their fundamentals, not the short positions. Companies like gamestop that were heavily shorted are companies that are leaking money while falling behind their competition.
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  2059. Those terrawatts of energy go straight into our atmosphere as heat
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  2060. Well that’s why it is released into space isn’t it. Or absorbed by plants, or other things.
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  2061. No, it’s plain evil. It stands opposite of everything we value in the west
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  2062. What a baby that reporter is.
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  2063. 0:48 Idk, poor financial habits are usually the reason medical expenses cause bankruptcy.
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  2064. There’s multiple in stage 3 trials
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  2065. Trisha Arblaster there will be one very soon
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  2066. The us has many reasons why it’s average wage has been stagnant. Competition, cheaper labour (through low skilled workers and low skilled illegal immigration). I think the main misconception is that dropping taxes is instantly going to raise your earnings. What it does do though is reduce unemployment, which I think is just as important.
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  2067. Surely that could insert the remote access into the hardware you are installing
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  2068. 20% is pretty low. Far lower than in the past.
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  2069. Are those the Winklevoss twins that appeared as the Winklevoss twins in the oscar-winning movie, The Social Network??
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  2070. I prefer "G-U-I" because you don't say "cli"
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  2071. Dinocrocuta Gigantea America was made by white people
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  2072. Not really, it’s up to the ride operators and the park to remove said guest, they have now added seatbelts and have set up sensors to all of their rides. However one thing I don’t understand is how it opened, 1 click is enough to lock in a ratchet restraint.
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  2073. CrazyDash Yt spices are faint, but I heard she slipped out. She was too big for the restraint and that left too big of a gap to hold her in.
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  2074. Stop being lazy and get a better paying job
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  2075. BLM is the destroyers and looters.
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  2076. Jeffrey Steelman it’s slow, it’s expensive and a majority of citizens don’t actually know a lot about the actual issues governments tackle.
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  2077. Jeffrey Steelman it’s not bad education but bad information. Plus else can’t expect everyone to be a economics expert that are not so ever influenced by the media and have no biases. True democracy is a flawed concept. In a true democracy communism is inevitable, the concept of free money fits well with the majority of poorer Americans - even when in reality they don’t deserve it. We also have the problem of larger states having too much influence.
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  2078. And billions of dollars
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  2079. Probably worth a whole lot more before they had computers tracking these things
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  2080. Honestly a security system on a suitcase, and cool looking less are a good idea, just awful marketing
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  2081. 1) probably not buffet investing, another person under him saw the position and invested 2) a company as big as berthshire would have people with high expertise in that field 3) had you been analysing Activision’s stock you’d know that the stock was severely undervalued following a PR debacle - a temporary stock sell off.
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  2082. You don’t need a licence to drive, you need one to drive on public roads.
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  2083. I don’t agree. I don’t think quantum is going to advance at the breakneck pace companies claim, but it’s not going tot take 50 years to break this encryption
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  2084. coffee beans and? It’s not like he said he would date her. It was a joke.
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  2085. Terrorist attacked target civilians to achieve political goals. This targeted hezbollah members directly.
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  2086. Why not? Rifles are great for defence, not so great for attack. A pistol is much easier to conceal, and a lot easier to control. That’s why 80% of gun homicides are done with them. And again, what’s a hunting rifle? Every rifle is a hunting rifle.
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  2087. Just because one looks scarier doesn’t make it more dangerous, case in point a AR-15
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  2088. Please don’t, she’s an awful candidate. She got destroyed in the debates and Mike will do the same.
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  2089. No, that’s definitely Andrew Yeng
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  2090. Jeffrey Grajek are you sure?
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  2091. Jeffrey Grajek I looked Andrew up online, he looks like the guy in this video.
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  2092. Google is blocked in China.
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  2093. They literally had a robot walk out on stage
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  2094. Can’t you donate on the website?
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  2095. Nah, it jsut means that his machine can access sites that the university firewall blocks
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  2096. The reason some doctors don’t take insurance is money. If an insurance company demands too low of a rate, that doctor will say no.
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  2097. They don’t. Studies in Australia and around the globe have been saying that for a decade. In the US, the state of Georgia is trying Nuclear power again and this is how it’s going: 7 years behind schedule and $17 billion USD over budget.
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  2098. Cyanide is a great drug I recommend to each and every liberal
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  2099. You’ll see him in coming years.
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  2100. Ok
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  2101. Katherine I believe you have any right to say whatever you want. Verbal harassment doesn’t need a law to stop because they can end up controlling what we can and cannot say.
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  2102. Betawolf_list TM the same thing. But it doesn’t matter, drop your knife and you live.
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  2103. Why?
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  2104. What?
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  2105. Ali G that commander was a terrorist head that was being targeted for years, he had ordered many acts of terrorism worldwide and the us embassy was his last straw. Your country is in some deep shit.
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  2106. Every business ow we should sue the city. Ducking disgrace
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  2107. Because the smaller states would then have too much power
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  2108. Bot
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  2109. That could be down to the absolutely outrageous forces blackholes emit.
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  2110. That’s supply and demand. We needed way more oil than we were producing - that could lead the shortages across the board. That’s not manipulation - it’s the driving force behind why capitalism is so great. And with that increased oil prices - many countries have gotten much richer. If Venezuela saved instead of spending - they would be a very rich country
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  2111. Soon there will be thousands of bots running around chopping trees and mining endlessly.
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  2112. Yeah it’s a joke, but for real that’s the problem with journalism. They overhype everything for views and then when 10 years comes around and no product materialises people think it was a scam. Fusion isn’t a scam, but no scientist thinks it’s 10 years away. 40 years away is a closer goal
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  2113. kamenriderreaper actually that is an example of people not knowing the backstory. I’ll simplify it for you: the police were responding to a shoplifter when they were notified of another one getting away. After the police get outside and repeatedly tell them to stop, they speed off and attempt to drop their daughter off at an apartment building. At the building the man was detained, and heading back to their car the officer noticed the Mum making odd movements - likes she’s grabbing something.
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  2114. The cop drew his gun, and yelled at her to get out of the car. She then remarked that the “door won’t open” but she still makes these odd movements. He then yells at her, who then gets out of the car and argues with the cop.
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  2115. kamenriderreaper it 100% justifies their behaviour. Their language... that’s not really racially affected. But put yourself in their shoes, someone can open their door and shoot in a fraction of a second. I’ve seen footage of police dying in moments because of it. A traffic stop is difficult, because you can’t see everything that’s going on. Simple rule for anyone: keep your hands visible.
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  2116. Idk Nan Molla yep hopefully wa can shit it’s borders soon
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  2117. It’s not paying for news, it’s paying for the privilege to show links. And it’s only restricted to large established news agencies. A corrupt law to protect the corrupt media
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  2118. Flying was also for the rich back then. NY to LA cost you $1600, anything international many times that.
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  2119. あさみEmoji-lover so what
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  2120. What?
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  2121. Gabriela Figueroa ok
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  2122. Gabriela Figueroa are we going 50-50?
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  2123. I doubt they made much if any money. And yes they get punished if they still profit, if they don’t live up to expectations it could lead to a heavy drop in share price.
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  2124. Not overkill. It’s expensive to do what the us does. If it cut its spending it would have to pull its soldiers out of all the countries the us occupies... potentially leading to worse relations with the us.
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  2125. Isabelle Naklen national security has no price tag.
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  2126. We are being manipulated.
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  2127. Yeah 😂
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  2128. Because the Supreme Court isn’t like any other court, it’s meant to be impartial. By expanding the courts, the democrats see the seats as just political objects, that they can add anything they like. That goes against the entire purpose of the supreme court
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  2129. According to many studies, the virus that causes COVID-19 isn’t an airborne virus (which refers to any virus that can survive on respiratory droplets smaller than 5 microns). Instead it can survive in the 5 micron to 10 micron range. That means it can still travel through the air, it’s just not considered “air borne” It can be stopped by masks
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  2130. 2refloG for sure.
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  2131. 2refloG business has been going well, lots of sales.
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  2132. corthew 1. Mars is 142 times as far away from earth as mars. So we’re not even 1% there. 2. Sending people to the moon does not equal supporting them as a colony, thus not a proof of concept. 3. We haven’t shown our ability to send a rocket back to earth from mars. Any feasibility will come from the ability for us to give the astronauts a safe return 4. What about the challenges of surviving on mars, the temperatures, the lack of oxygen and water, ect.
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  2133. We didn’t have the technology “ages ago”
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  2134. Well you’d have to go around to each country to determine why they pay the price they do. For example in Australia we pay huge prices for our fuel due to massive taxes, difficulty in transporting fuel to our country, and simply our country being huge. I’d say a big reason why a lot of European country’s pay a lot is pretty similar, they don’t produce oil in their country so they need to buy it and transport it from countries thousands of kilometres away.
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  2135. Tesla isn’t milking California. It’s providing jobs and cars people actually like. They’re the best value EVs on the market, before pricing in that they can also drive themselves
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  2136.  @rj8u  and what does every other EV automaker contribute? Nothing, they aren’t there. Waiving a portion of Tesla’s taxes to entice them to invest != Tesla milking California. It’s paid far more into California than it’s received, every company has. And your anti-growth garbage about banning GDP, that mindset is exactly why California has progressed into the sh*thole it is today
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  2137. Alfredo Alcantar your right, America is a constitutional republic
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  2138. They’re not the only ones making a lander. Blue Origin is making one as well. But they’re years off. They say they’ll be ready by 2029 at the earliest but it’s more likely going to be later than that.
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  2139.  @goldenshatter  ikr. People just like hating on SpaceX because of Musk, even though they’re the best astronautic company in the world.
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  2140. Holly-Brie Jervis because the US doesn’t have a massive gang culture... got it.
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  2141. Apollo’s crew module and lander was tiny and not reusable. Refueling in space allows you to build a much bigger lander because most of the fuel you use is just to get out of Earth’s gravity. Here are the ways Artemis benefits from having a larger, reusable lander: - It can carry more astronauts, 4 instead of 2 - They can stay longer, 7 days instead of 2 - In future missions it could be refueled and reused from Lunar Orbit, lowering cost
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  2142. Your VPN encrypts your request, sends it through your ISP, then decrypts it at their end, giving it the name “VPN Tunnelling”. It still runs through your ISP, but it’s encrypted and just shows up as a VPN on their servers.
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  2143. Can you hit the state premiers while you’re at it?
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  2144. John Broda it’s going out, and only 0.003% of the rainforest actually burnt down.
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  2145. Seattle’s a joke
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  2146. Cheetos are just better.
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  2147. No she definitely did the wrong thing. The parents have the right to not provide support to thier children, of course after they become adults. They are no longer legal guardians then
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  2148. domingo hernandez no it’s not
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  2149. What?
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  2150. Best country on this earth
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  2151. Random Stuff probably do
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  2152. What use would robots have for us?
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  2153. Kateplayz_ Gacha yeah nah, the Amazon uses most of the oxygen it produces
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  2154. Hahaha
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  2155. Good on ya trump
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  2156. He tased the officer, that’s when he was shot. The other officer had no taser on him to defend the cop on the ground.
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  2157. He lost money because of politics not because the business was poorly run. X is running as good as ever on 1/5th the employees. Also he’s profited on his purchase of X because of xAI, which is valued at $40 billion.
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  2158. *Illegal immigrants
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  2159. Autoloaders are great
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  2160. Sounds like China
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  2161.  @angelzcreed6192  big tech tracks you other ways. Advertisers track you across the web, even with cookies disabled. Anyway, that’s against the point. The point shouldn’t be that we lose Google, but that this law puts the entire free web at stake, controlled by media giants and Rupert Murdoch
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  2162.  @angelzcreed6192  still, that’s not the major issue. It’s the power we are giving to the MSM that’s the issue.
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  2163.  @angelzcreed6192  I don’t know what happened to my last comment, but it went over why DDG, incognito even a VPN isn’t really stopping you from being tracked around the internet. You have something called a digital fingerprint, essentially advertisers will look at a bunch of random data - like fonts you have installed, the browser you are using, the hardware in your device, the operative system. All this is used to create a unique identity that only you possess. https://amiunique.org/ This is a website that shows you how unique you truely are. Yet it doesn’t incorporate all the techniques advertisers use in order to get a even better picture of you. All this isn’t effected by incognito, by a VPN or by you disabling cookies.
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  2164. Mz.Sunshine Frances it was from 4 months ago.
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  2165. Corpus Christi America will fall because it banned til tok?
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  2166. L Ctr9 tik tok isn’t apart of our freedom of speech. TikTok has the right to ban users, delete content and censor viewers as they are a private company. That right is carried by any online website as they host the website on their privately owned servers.
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  2167. They cost America more money than deporting them will. Many don’t pay taxes, but still get welfare benefits
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  2168. I second that, learn python. C# forced you into object oriented programming, which you'll appreciate with time but won't understand yet. Python also has a lot of other nice features that make it nice for new programmers.
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  2169. Bjarke Táunâjik #trump2020 Actually I don’t know who I want yet, but he is up there.
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  2170. Michael Kagan no they haven’t
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  2171. Healthcare is a strange one. On one side, it needs a fix. But on the other side many will end up paying more, and end up paying for others bad lifestyle choices. In all for a government hybrid health insurance plan, that bases how much you pay off of your lifestyle. Smoking, obesity, ect.
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  2172. I also disagree with bailouts, unless it’s during a recession. But the great thing about bailouts is they are loans. They get paid back, so in the end very little cost is endured if any by the state.
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  2173. Just like any drug, overuse can turn into an addiction.
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  2174. It's stupidly easy. Metric is the easiest measuring system on the earth, no need to remember the ratios between measurements, you just need to know the acronyms. Celsius be Fahrenheit is more of an arbitrary choice. Every argument for 1 can be used for another, except in science where Celsius is superior because it is the standard used by most of the world (and Kelvin is calibrated to it).
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  2175. It’s not really their fault, high minimum wages, high taxes, ect. Restaurants have some of the worst profit margins
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  2176. It won’t really change how your voice ya heard, it just complicates the process.
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  2177. A stable rate of inflation is exactly what you want. The federal reserve aims for around 2-3% a year. This is to incentivise investment and spending. It's a fine line, on one hand you have deflation, where people hoard money and the economy slows to a halt, or hyperinflation where money loses all it's value and the economy tanks in days.
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  2178.  @qwertyuiop-cu2ve  forgetting the impossibility of 0 inflation, there are other issues with it. For one, it would incentvise hoarding money. Saving is a form of hoarding, and it leads to economic stagnation. Look at Japan for example, they have an incredibly low inflation rate. It has wrecked their economy. With people saving, instead of investing or spending, the economy just stops.
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  2179. Poke Poke yes
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  2180. Though it’s not that friendly to new players...
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  2181. YouTube charges so much because they make so much from ads. It costs them a lot to disable ads (especially on music videos)
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  2182. Because they are expensive abs inefficient
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  2183. Loan interest rates would drop. In terms of inflation, measures like this are only taken when a currency is stagnant or in the worst case deflating.
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  2184. I think if you looked further they weren’t made by the government at all, but contractors that the government paid. And yes they did hold the IP and if a company wanted to use it they’d have to pay. Anyway the first commercial microprocessor was developed by Intel on their own around about the same time as the Air Force.
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  2185. Why do this, why not develop it themselves? I’ll just say this, the structure of government departments are not well suited for keeping costs low or innovating. There’s no incentive to do either of those. SpaceX has saved NASA billions because they do what NASA does at a fraction of the price. Why? Because if they don’t they go out of business. It’s a direct incentive, that’s why capitalism has been so successful
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  2186.  @tycurtin7565  when the shuttle program shut down many were kept on under the SLS program. By your same standard that should have been a roaring success because NASA of the past had already laid out the groundwork. No, it was an absolute disaster. 6 years behind schedule and $12 billion over budget. All that to deliver a rocket with no commercial value.
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  2187.  @tycurtin7565  a public organisation certainly can do everything a private organisation can. I mean there’s nothing on paper that stops them. But they don’t, because they lack any mechanism to incentivise keeping costs low or innovation. For a private company it’s built right in. The more they can cut costs the more they can profit. They’re more likely to take risks in order to make that happen. And in a competitive environment not innovating can lead to bankruptcy.
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  2188.  @tycurtin7565  But most importantly, and this is incredibly true for NASA: instead of being run by people with a real passion and success in the industry, these departments are overlooked by people who have absolutely no clue. Actually not just people who have no clue, but people who are incentivised to work against the departments wishes in order to gain votes or donations. That’s how we got SLS
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  2189. The us has been reducing it carbon footprint faster than any other nation, but we see other nations like china (who contribute more CO2 than any other country) continue to rise.
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  2190. Simon Dahl it’s a bit unfair to compare per capita when Chiba has 4x the population. The point remains the same, China produces around 2x the CO2 of the us, and more than both the US and the entire EU combined - and while both the eu and the us have been reducing their footprint, Chiba is only accelerating. The industrial revolution happened 300 years ago. Yes China is starting to industrialise, but that doesn’t automatically excuse the CO2 they are creating. At the rate they are going, the entire world could stop CO2 emissions all together and still the world would not reach its climate target.
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  2191. Simon Dahl tax cuts on all energy, but enforce a much higher carbon tax
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  2192. Get people investing into renewables
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  2193. Simon Dahl it’s my idea on how the us can continue to reduce its footprint without crippling the economy.
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  2194. It's more than just an insult at the president, its an insult at the fake news that put him there.
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  2195. The us’s fault for a poorly mismanaged government?
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  2196. How exactly is he kissing Putin’s ass?
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  2197. SpaceX is attempting something far more ambitious than anyone has built before on a fraction of the budget Saturn V had.
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  2198. Then why call it black lives matter. Why not all lives matter.
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  2199. Great video
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  2200. Ain’t no one at the funeral going to be seeing that “pigment” homie, his face got lit up!
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  2201. For what?
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  2202. Da Lac you don’t get to say why. There. Is. No. Excuse. For. Crime. End of story
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  2203. He has a big say over the design of Starship. He’s the reason they’re catching the booster, the engineers weren’t sure it was possible. Well we know now
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  2204. MO EL vote who out?
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  2205. "little"
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  2206. What do pro-choice mothers and anti-vaxxers have in common?
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  2207. Brian S the officer wasn’t the only one shooting, Sean was as well. And yes you do.
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  2208. Why would they team up, NASA could learn nothing from having Elon, he’s a hype machine. Says a bunch of buzzwords builds something flys it a kilometre in the air and bam. $$$$
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  2209. Efficient managers are promoted and thus see a pay increase. thats the incentive ti stretch resources as far as possible
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  2210. Yes, that’s what the rod is built for
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  2211. Pretty much all these videos are like this. The especially funny ones are all those ones showing old people in third world countries making things by hand. We've had factories that can do everything they do for over 3 centuries now!
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  2212. H.R. Pufnstuf the amounts are minuscule. They are no where near the amount to harm you, or a baby; let alone injure them. There is no correlation between mental disorders and vaccines, and if there was - it’s better than a virus outbreak. Before the measles vaccine, almost all children would catch it. Out of 10 million, 20 000 would die. In the United States with a birth rate of 4 million, around about 6000 would die. Compare that to vaccine statistics, which have been recorded to have only killed ~9 patients, and that’s with over 50 years of use. The last death occurred over 10 years ago, and was due to poor health standards.
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  2213. Daily inspections are normal.
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  2214. Why you would want to be a feminist
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  2215. ЅUNFLᎾᏇER you honestly don’t need to worry. School shootings account for 0.00001% of total us deaths. You have more chance of dying driving to school than at one
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  2216. ЅUNFLᎾᏇER sadly schools are gun-free zones. That makes them (and bars, ect) prime targets for mass shootings.
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  2217. Probably. If he’d shot someone connected to him, probably not - as he’d be a suspect and a prime one at that. But with no real witnesses (apart from the lady that fled the scene), and the fact he was wearing a costume - it’d be very hard to find him.
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  2218. fishbone3333 do you know why? Because people who are born in those zip codes are born into crime heavy areas, with less funding. To really succeed takes determination, but it’s very possible.
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  2219. I call bullshit. Conventional farming can be brought from the farm, but it’s mostly sold at supermarkets for convenience
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  2220. Where? The only sub that makes me sorta laugh is r/PCM
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  2221. It’s not easier. It’s not more precise. What it is is more natural. But Celsius is more precise.
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  2222. They do...
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  2223. But it’s not the liquid form that ignites.
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  2224. The poor get poorer? Sure, during a recession those with little financial backing are severely hurt, but throughout history the rich and poor have both gotten richer. That’s without taking into account QoL, which is substantially better now than it has ever been.
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  2225. Not even bogo sort is that slow
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  2226. He’s a leftist.
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  2227. Warframe
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  2228. WellHiThere because they are an alt-right cult and the Republicans are right, which is the closest to representing their ideologies. But comparing alt-right to the right is like comparing Democrats to Republicans - it’s like a whole different pod. Their ideologies are so different
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  2229. No it's just here in Australia we have no good fast food places. American's have choice
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  2230. slofool your numbers are wrong
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  2231. Personally I think there's definite evidence for head contact, there's no way Aki could have been in that position driving without head contact. I think it should have at least gone to the ref
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  2232. Actually it spends more on its military. Not just the military spending, there’s other budgets. It adds up to almost $1 trillion. A lot of the budget is to STOP wars. You wonder why the us occupies, assists and is military allies with over 50 countries? Peace.
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  2233. They aren’t. They were already developing Starship as a fully reusable vehicle from the ground up - the first rocket of its kind. HLS came later and their bid was essentially an adaptation of what they were already developing. That’s why they were able to bid at such a low price ($2.9 billion for a lander is a steal).
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  2234. We need a 4000 lb white man with a bitchy black woman with the worlds oldest man
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  2235. You'd be able to trademark 'X' as a social media company. That won't affect day to day speech, only another entity in a similar business to, well X. So you could even start a restaurant called X and be perfectly fine The Redskins had their trademark revoked for a completely different reason than you described, it was revoked because it was deemed offensive.
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  2236. Trump 2020
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  2237. Shame isn’t it. However it is essential
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  2238. The pro display is an overpriced iOS display that is in no ways comparable to any $20k plus display. Dells 4k display for example uses dual lcd to provide near to OLED levels of black and LED levels of brightness
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  2239. You think a permit would have stopped this shooting 😂
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  2240.  @HughGard-rc7cc  the fact is that gun carry permits don't stop mass shootings, they don't stop shootings with intent, they don't stop most accidental shootings or impulsive shootings. They wouldn't have stopped this shooting, nor does it stop the dozens of mass shootings that happen across the US every week
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  2241.  @HughGard-rc7cc  who it stops is the average law abiding citizen from being on equal footing with these criminals
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  2242. Guns are here, there's no getting rid of them. You can only make them more available to the good type of guy
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  2243. Jinja Rogers there’s report lines all over the world, I’m pretty sure there is an international organisation of some sort as well
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  2244. Nuclear is the future: change my mind
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  2245. That’s for multiple reasons, doctors are paid less, the quality of care is lower, the hospitals are less “luxurious”
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  2246. He didn't carry an assault rifle, he carried a rifle. He carried a rifle to protect himself. He only used the rifle at the last second.
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  2247. Rods from God would be great against small nuclear powers like North Korea which mainly relies on land based missiles.
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  2248. Food can be “bred” as well. You take the seeds from the better crops and burn the worse ones. It’s just now we have better tools to select the specific genomes that result in a better crop.
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  2249. What you do is you put the most of your campaigning in the 9 largest states, then the rest spread out evenly. If you campaign right you will win the majority of the votes in the biggest states, then it really doesn’t matter. These big stats can and will control the countries leaders simply because why wouldn’t you throw money at California?
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  2250. James Ticknor swing states change. California is pretty stable, but who knows.
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  2251. James Ticknor even if you win only 25% of the vote, that would be more votes than any of the state’s beyond 11th could even provide with a 100% vote. With a popular vote you would quickly see campaigns change away from a majority of states, with a emphasis on swing states to a huge emphasis on the big states with the others slightly campaigned for. It doesn’t sound very United at all.
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  2252. FamilyGum
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  2253. No one has claimed that
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  2254. They don’t exchange the private key, only the public key.
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  2255.  @epictetus9766  it’s a bot
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  2256. Pitt Sean show me a video of an innocent black person being killed?
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  2257. "I guess it was the only way for them to feel alive and young again" You know one of the passengers was 19?
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  2258. Open Source is like a free libertarian society. The repo has a private owner with complete control over the code, but there's nothing stopping you copying the code yourself
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  2259. Ok
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  2260. Why?
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  2261. If they are there on the owners terms they are not a swatted. It’s more for abandoned buildings
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  2262.  @kirishima638 literally nothing melted through on the booster. But you are right it’s not reusable yet, that’s something they can work on now that catching is a sure thing
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  2263.  @kirishima638  no the cover shielding the QD nozzle broke off during reentry, there’s videos online showing it happen. It’s an easy fix. There was no burn through.
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  2264. Yeah, how dear trump present himself as the best solution... it’s like he’s running a campaign or something. What is he going to do, say “I’m good, but so is the Biden guy” What a joke of an author. Expert my ass
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  2265. sam Freelancer why? Because some stupid idiot was killed by his own stupidity? Is that enough for you to take away my right to protect myself?
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  2266. Super capitalism? I wish, it’s more the government botching capitalism, killing small businesses and providing handouts to corporations.
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  2267. Elon hates Maduro, what are you on about?
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  2268. Because the NZD is so garbage.
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  2269. Casper Milquetoast NASA has done a lot over the years. Yes it’s expensive, but then again the US is rich. It’s about finding balance, which NASA doesn’t have.
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  2270. Casper Milquetoast well these projects cost a lot of money. The iss for example cost over 100 billion dollars, that’s more than 10 years of NASAs budget. Pretty much nasa had to stop other projects to build it. That’s the issue. If there is one big project, nothing else can work along side it.
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  2271. "The dark ages"
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  2272. As trump said, rich people will just leave. Productive people next. Anyone willing ti work hard should fight against tax bills
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  2273. Those two incidents aren't even similar The ball off of Aaron Smith definitely went backwards, and Carbery definitely lost control
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  2274. Avoltiax the latency isn’t worth it.
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  2275. Best thing if your constantly getting DDoS’ed is to change your IP constantly (eg a popular streamer may want to do it every 4 or so days)
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  2276. They’re fighting a war
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  2277. There’s a difference between a chute and heck restraint. Holding someone with one arm is restraining them, they can still breath perfectly fine. It’s when you lock up the throat and blood supply when it becomes a choke
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  2278. ThIs gUy DesERveS A RaISe. iF thIS gUY waS BLaCk, hE wOuld hAVe bEeN shOt WoW, Why CaNt moRE cOpS be LikE ThIs
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  2279. Both sides at fault. Sadly this probably won’t ever be resolved. More pointless killings for the rest of time
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  2280. W. George attacking the corporation you mean. There are no humans behind this bland propaganda
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  2281. It does. We are recording higher increases in CO2 levels in the last 300 years than ever before. This is not natural. But electric trucks... come on. I think nuclear or renewable energy is the future, but that does not mean fossil fuels have no purpose
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  2282. Good.
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  2283. Shorting is hard, you are essentially betting against the system (as opposed to long positions). But you can make a lot of profit
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  2284. Mandy Hampson yes, the flu is America’s 8th biggest killer. Forget cars, or guns - vaccinate!
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  2285. It's better than welfare
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  2286. You can’t gerrymander the electoral college. You can gerrymander the votes for members of Congress, and the supreme courts has had many rulings lately against this.
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  2287. Which makes it ok to murder someone else?
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  2288.  @astralgod6448  well you don’t run to doctors for construction achieve, the same can be said for philosophers and economic advice. The economy is the backbone of humanity. Without a strong economy, you wouldn’t live the great live that you do. The internet? Technology? Your high life expectancy? All gone. We live a better life now than royalty did in the past. We live longer, happier, healthier. Why? Because we have a strong economy.
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  2289.  @astralgod6448  those two goals are not incompatible. You can incentivise growth and development while protecting our planet.
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  2290. If you are paying $1600 a month for a single bedroom, you need to move. It's as simple as that
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  2291. Yeah, Britain was the one that let Germany take a majority of Europe without resistance
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  2292. CYYLEE it is when you sign treaties
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  2293. Um, what about the payroll tax cuts, stimulus packages and unemployment benefits?
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  2294. JB the dems plan that went through the house, the republican senate and then got signed by the republican president. And the payroll tax cut will be extended if trump wins the election.
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  2295. JB corporations are doing it just as hard as individuals, and cutting taxes is going to be necessary to keep jobs.
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  2296.  @dollarznc  I said payroll tax cuts. Payroll taxes are capped at a certain income and don’t apply to capital gains. By cutting then they are helping the little guy. Plus cutting taxes in general isn’t a bad thing. Rich people will reinvest their money back into the market, and will be more inclined to do so in the us.
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  2297.  @dollarznc  we saw under Trump how tax cuts can benefit the economy.
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  2298.  @Cara.314 fuel is cheap.
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  2299. The police told everyone to move. If you stand in there way you will be arrested.
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  2300. Because stopping a war is a fucking big deal. Jesus
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  2301. TheMrFelin no it’s not, Tesla is it’s own company, it can do anything. The problem is that renewable energy is expensive and takes up space, a lot of space
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  2302. They did
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  2303.  @gustje0493 SpaceX won Government Contracts by offering the most promising products at the lowest prices.
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  2304. Because there is no physical place for the electrons to move. The electrons need to be able to move to transmit the current, though the current travels faster than the electrons because it’s a wave.
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  2305. yajoil different type, this is “organic mercury” as explained in the video can easily soak under the skin
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  2306. Raymond Goh it’s not the Chinese people it’s the totalitarian government.
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  2307. I thought it was cool.
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  2308. Bro put a barcode on the back of his head and you would be able to tell from Agent 47
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  2309. Biden just loves Ukraine so much he’s willing to harm himself politically just to spend billions of dollars there?
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  2310. Makes you wonder if open source is actually sustainable or if it’s just been supported by the insane tech boom
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  2311. Having your capital be it’s own state is problematic to say the least. It’s not uncommon, in Australia we have the same thing.
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  2312. Meat has kept us alive this long
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  2313. Ace ricafort politics atleast has some effect in the world
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  2314. Rob DC you don’t need a Mac to know it’s bad, I’ve used it but it’s not the feel - I’m of course more used to windows so their a bias in that, it’s the features. You can’t put bias when the Mac is objectively worse than a Windows PC
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  2315. It sounds like a very great expiriment tbh. It could have alot of implications in medical science.
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  2316. I say build the wall. Feel free to try to debate me.
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  2317. How long has she had that loan for the interest to take over twice of the original amount?
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  2318. Honestly he did it in self defence.
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  2319. ShadowTube975 Gaming haha, and school
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  2320. What?
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  2321. Yes!
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  2322. 3rd wave feminism, I have nothing against providing woman with the rights of men as long as they don’t turn the tables and get too many rights that encroach on what I can and cannot do.
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  2323. Yeah, we could’ve given Russia $3 billion dollars and done what? Why do we need Soyuz’s?
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  2324. Depends on your income. In America you would have higher wages and lower taxes, and if your income is less enough that you can’t afford healthcare you would be protected under Medicaid.
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  2325. She’s dead
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  2326. Cymru and she will be replaced, hopefully in a couple of weeks.
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  2327. Mysteriously наис sir. your buying into epics scheme.
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  2328. Fighting Russia is America first. Isolationism is a pathway to a world with no America
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  2329. Malik Kailie just tell em the fuck off
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  2330. No it’s not.
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  2331.  @YouShouldThink4Yourself  the moon mission (Artemis) isn’t canceled.
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  2332. You realise they say that because they are scared right…
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  2333. ProXPERT sad
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  2334. So what?
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  2335. I just think Metro UI looks awful. Live Tiles with Microsoft’s modern design language would probably look 10x better
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  2336. The truth is you need refuelling to get anything larger than the Apollo lander to the moon.
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  2337.  @ifldiscovery8500  the goal isn’t just to beat China to the South Pole, it’s about building a permanent human presence there.
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  2338.  @ifldiscovery8500  Artemis isn’t just to beat China. It’s to put a human presence there by making moon missions sustainable. One of the problems with Apollo, and why it was ultimately cut, was it cost like $20 billion to put 2 astronauts on the moon for a day. The goal with Artemis is to bring that cost down, increase the number of astronauts to 6 and increase the length of a mission to a month.
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  2339.  @ifldiscovery8500  the original Apollo lander isn’t suited for this goal. - It has a very small payload, meaning you’d need to drop most things separately which just means more launches - It could only carry 2 astronauts and couldn’t support them for very long - It wasn’t reusable or commercially viable. Both of those are important for bringing the cost down - It left most of itself behind, which just litters the surface with landers making harder for new things to land. This is especially important for a moon base, with a landing pad
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  2340. Kevo Deya drink droving kills over 10 000 people each year.
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  2341. Robert Watson this is 100% justified
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  2342. China needs to be stopped. It’s the Cold War all over again, Capitalism vs Communism. They don’t respect the rights of their citizens, nor the rights of anyone in the world.
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  2343. Water parks are more dangerous than somewhere like cedar point. People drown, fall off the ride, ect.
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  2344. YouTube actually pays its creators quite a bit - it’s just that YouTube doesn’t make much money per view.
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  2345. Yeah reminds me of Hitler too! Except he's not mobilising a military to take over the world, systematically murdering Jews and disabled people, forcing people to join the military or do manual labour for the state, burning books and censoring dissenting views, and pretty much anything else Hitler did.
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  2346. TheGsGClan it’s not a GPU
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  2347. Totalitarian is when laws are voted in by a democratically elected legislature
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  2348. Democrat state, you get what you vote for
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  2349. IPx8 can mean anything, they’ll use that when they just want to talk about water protection
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  2350. Sean Hill the family he beat and abused
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  2351. No it’s a sign of authority
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  2352. The thing about rides is they push to enforce an irrelevant fear. You are more likely to die driving down a road than on any amusement ride, but our instincts don’t think like that. Our instincts are pretty awful as judging situations, thus why conditions like anxiety effect so many people
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  2353. It’s a joke, saying it’s racism when it clearly isn’t.
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  2354. Joshua Ditfort him being black had nothing to do with them taking the shot
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  2355. #StandWithPragerU
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  2356. No, he’s just in an older car with an older FSD version
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  2357. He’s such an awful director yet has garnered such a following. It baffles my mind
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  2358. Probably nothing compared to the moisture already present in the air
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  2359. They've probably had crazier folks in there
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  2360. That’s it?
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  2361. The top 1% pay more than the bottom 90%.
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  2362. That’s up to the states, however states use a winner takes all approach to make their voice hear. California has 55 votes, but if it was say 57-48 then there would only be 2 votes between the parties. That means in total that California is worry only 2 votes for that election
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  2363. George Emil to calculate the worth you must take the total and find the difference. If it was 27 votes to 26 then for that election that state would realistically be worth 1. This is why states choose to use WTA. Is it unfair? Maybe, but the election is more like 50 seperate elections with everyone getting a say for their state.
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  2364. George Emil to prevent corruption. Gerrymandering is a problem with electoral districts, and it’s been a big problem in many states. States can definitely choose to use districts, but they don’t for that reason. Plus remember that this is for the president. On top of the president you also have The House of Representatives and Senate - which are voted in a manner much closer to the systems in Australia for example. If Australia had a president, they would be selected not by a seperate election, but by their House of Representatives. The electoral college is a compromise, while keeping the president seperate from Congress.
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  2365. Godzilla Megatron ?
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  2366. I don’t see the appeal of non-typed languages. Just don’t be lazy and assign a type
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  2367. Why? Just because something comes from a chemical process rather than a plant or animal doesn't make it inherently worse
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  2368.  @lisaa2104  the nutritional value of herbs and spices are completely negligible. So no, natural flavourings do not add nutrients.
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  2369. C.K Original ok?
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  2370. No I couldn’t quite get what you were saying. This is why you can’t buy a handgun: Unlike popular belief, a handgun is more powerful than an AR-15, it is lighter and carries a larger caliber A handgun can also be concealed.
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  2371. No such thing as international law. It’s only treaty’s and conventions. No one is enforcing them
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  2372. NESIAN SIDES no, it instantly combusts
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  2373. Agree I love Ant Man, Guardians of the Galaxy, Dr Strange. They all deserve higher reviews, or atleast higher compared to other marvel movies
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  2374. Sienna Anderson no it’s not. 1/333 is minuscule, and is dwarfed by road incidents, diseases, ect. Are we to ban cars because of overwhelming road deaths? Also removing guns would only shift the attacks to knives.
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  2375. Sienna Anderson and I said homicides didn’t I? I have done my research, in 2017 (which is the easiest year to get stats on) 39 773 people were killed by firearms. 23 854 (60%) were suicide 14 542 (37%) were homicides -15% of were killed by police 1 337 (3%) accidental This is out of a total of 2 813 503 deaths in 2017, putting gun deaths at just over 1% (more like 1.4) 37% of which are homicides So really 0.4%-0.5% of deaths are gun homicides. That, again, is minuscule when remembering removing guns would only drop the rate by half, increase the rate of rapes, home invasions, and give our government the power to control anything we do.
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  2376. Yeah
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  2377. Jaskaran Singh state socialist
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  2378.  @puhpuh3037  yes
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  2379.  @liamcaceres3754 is it? To me it sounds like straight facts. The thing is as much of a disaster as the Space Shuttle was, and will eventually be replaced by Starship/New Glenn
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  2380.  @ifldiscovery8500  Starship can send materials. Actually its uses outside of being a lander was part of the reason it was selected. If Congress didn’t mandate NASA to use SLS, chances are they wouldn’t be using it at all.
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  2381. It’s not.
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  2382. Apollo was tiny, and had 3 different stages - and decent, ascent and command modules. Starship is way larger and uses a monolithic design - both ascent and decent is done with 1 vehicle. Both of those choices mean that you need a lot more fuel: either you build a ridiculously big rocket or you use in orbit refuelling
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  2383. Biden proposal is just for votes. There’s no way that peace will be achieved in the region with Hamas still in power
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  2384. The rule is to encourage running rugby, to stop defenders from just slapping the ball down. It helps create a free flowing game
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  2385. Because if your only reason for voting democrat is to tax the rich, you are greedy. You don’t deserve what they have, they put the work in to building a massive multinational corporation. Look at amazon, it delivers products worldwide extremely quickly and has hired over 800 thousand people.
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  2386. I only dislike it when it’s forced down my throat. I’m fine if your gay, do whatever you want you only live for 80 years. Just don’t make me uncomfortable, and I won’t care.
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  2387. Francis police don’t fire their weapons... sadly I don’t think it was the rioters who get shot
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  2388. I short the Cramer index
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  2389. A from an Ivy League professor, I would expect he actually knew the real definition of fascism. Oh well, philosophy is more indoctrination than actual fact.
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  2390. A sorry, not philosophy as a concept, just the form of philosophy taught in Universities. It’s a trap, with a terrible ROI, and low job opportunities.
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  2391. A it is similar to gender studies, the only job you can get with it is as a professor in that same field.
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  2392. Do you know what shorting is? It’s not price manipulation
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  2393. The second amendment was written to protect a law-abiding citizens rights to self preservation, and to protect against a tyrannical government.
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  2394. Esteban Ottonello keep it at home, so the only ones who carry guns are criminals? How about you always have a chub on you,m to protect yourself. We saw in Christchurch, the shooter went in and killed 50 people without any resistance. If one person had a gun, they could have stopped him. By the way, you cannot buy an AK-47 in the US.
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  2395. Esteban Ottonello what is scanning going to do? It’s going to stop Lae abiding citizens from stopping an active shooter
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  2396. The last flight was a success. It launched and got to orbit.
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  2397.  @Raptorace225  I’m not twisting it, NASA called it a success. Landing on Earth is not a capability they claimed they’d have yet, nor is it necessary for Artemis. The 2 milestones it needed for Artemis was 1. Getting to orbit 2. In orbit transfer of fuel Both were successful
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  2398.  @Raptorace225  NASA called it a success…
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  2399. Rovers are slow. And also the goal is to prepare for a settlement on Mars. Humans are part of the experiment. We need to learn what challenges they will face, learn how to sustain a colony on another body, how to mitigate health impacts, etc.
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  2400. TikTok should be banned because it favours pro-China views which has been verified by multiple studies.
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  2401. It was Biden’s election to lose and he did it. If he was a good, hell if he was just an okay president he would’ve won. The border has been a disaster under him, such an easy thing to prevent but he didn’t. And the economy has been a wreck, which I don’t blame solely on him but he has done nothing to fix them.
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  2402. Good idea, where’s our death penalty Australia?
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  2403. They have the skills aswell. 5 all blacks and a few to be all blacks
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  2404. Chief no one is saying black lives don’t matter, it’s the organisation BLM that’s a complete joke
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  2405. Chief no it doesn’t, but a lot of people do believe in it. It’s like saying there is no socialism in America... Bernie Sanders?
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  2406. Australia rent laws have contributed to there being no rental properties.
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  2407. Have you ever used Celsius? It’s just as easy to use, and if your doing any calculations you don’t need to convert to a different unit (as most thinks use Celsius as a base)
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  2408. Yeah Starship is not impressive at all. It’s only the largest rocket ever made, designed from the ground up to be the first fully reusable rocket.
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  2409.  @CrawfishDeluxe  Thunderf00t isn’t an engineer. Actual engineers or people who work in the space industry are watching Starship with excitement (or fear if you’re one of the dozen countries building new rockets)
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  2410. Lol if you're doing this you're going to be the landlord
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  2411. Almost all military funding has come from the US. The US has eaten through stockpiles to support Ukraine that will take years to replenish.
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  2412. Frank Black you get an example from the 1960’s to back up your claims. Really sad, do you know what else we did back then? We died from now preventable diseases. Thalidomide isn’t even and never was used in vaccines... And source for the African thing, can’t find any reports on anything if the sorts happening. Anyway this would be down to worse medical and testing standards.
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  2413. darryl runnels what is?
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  2414. Doubling minimum wage to higher than any other country on the planet, yeah that's pretty radical
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  2415. @GOOGLE ACOUNT highest minimum wage around the world is $14.91 USD
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  2416. @GOOGLE ACOUNT maybe not in your fantasy world
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  2417. Better than being dead
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  2418. Or is it the small intestine?
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  2419. Kinda stupid to compare Windows to MacOS as they're fundamentally different products. MacOS is "free" because Apple profits off of the sale of the device. Microsoft doesn't make money when you buy or sell a Windows device - only when they sell the product keys. Windows is more or less moving to a free model regardless, with revenues coming from selling the data they harvest off of you.
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  2420. Apple has also better monetised it's "ecosystem" by locking down users into buying their products and using the App Store. The whole comparison is just bad
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  2421. 06racecar60 “google makes enough money” Demonetises half of YouTube, stuffs up and then adds double ads to the rest to make up for the loss
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  2422. That’s called being a thief
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  2423. Enzo954 it’s not overly promising at the moment
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  2424. Love all the people screaming about trains, so trains run up to the back of stores where you live? No? Then you’re going to need some damn trucks!
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  2425. And? Are you saying it’s right we force people to go fight for us, to go die for us. The military should be voluntary, there’s not heroism if you are being forced to die. It’s murder
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  2426. Maggie Acosta that’s bad yeah. No one should he getting veterans benefits without actually going to war. But ki one should he fighting those wars in the first place. Vietnam, Iran, all complete fucking disasters. Not that they failed, but that they should never have happened.
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  2427. > Support for Windows 10 will end in October 2025 You will succumb to the beast!
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  2428. Why doesn’t the US and EU liquidated all the frozen Russian assets and use that to fund the war. $300 billion just lying there. It’d not just ensure Ukraine has the best chance at holding Russia off, it’d send a message to China who has trillions in assets in the west
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  2429. /Hayden\ no it doesn’t. Have you heard of the Automatic Firearms Ban? Or the Federal Assault Weapons Ban? If you are talking about the second amendment: 1. It’s not a law it’s a right 2. The right to bear arms is still a valued right in our society
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  2430. And no one is taking our guns away.
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  2431. /Hayden\ a safer country? Guns stop crime, stop corruption. If you want gun violence to really stop, we need to arm the rest of America. I hear so often woman scared to walk outside at night. I say get a gun!
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  2432. Gasoline has a MUCH higher safe temperature range. Any small leak of hydrogen can be set off by a small spark.
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  2433. jmitterii2 another problem is efficiency. Making H2 uses more energy than you get back, it’s just changing where you use the petroleum.
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  2434. What are you on about?
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  2435. Wild100s supposedly
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  2436. Tonga, Fuji, Argentina and Australia are easy teams. Wales had 6 of their top players injured. It's expected they win by a margin. And Ireland and France completely destroyed the All Blacks. But not just that, the issues that have persisted in the team for years were still present. It showed that Ian Foster was an unimaginative coach.
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  2437. Yeah they do.
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  2438. Lolo Mikel it’s not a rule. The rule is that an officer can fire their weapon if that person poses a threat to the officer or others. Like with Tennessee vs Garner, it’s a justified killing because the suspect was a significant threat.
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  2439. Capitalism incentives innovation by rewarding those who innovate. Capitalism does none of that, and is why it just doesn’t work.
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  2440. Gaming Limited yeah
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  2441. No we don’t. What we need to do is provide cheaper alternatives and education
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  2442. kappa dokas no
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  2443.  @r3zaful  shorting 140% of a companies stock just means that a single share has been shorted multiple times. It's not usual, but it's completely normal and honestly only leads to more risk on the shorters end (as we saw with the huge short squeeze). I see no problem with large amounts of a stock being shorted by many different investors as long as they aren't working together (there was no evidence of collusion in the GME fiasco). At the end of the day, GME is a shitty company, you should expect investors to go short on them.
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  2444.  @r3zaful  Give the company a chance? If a company is successful, their share price will naturally go up. Companies dont deserve a growing share price - they have to work for it. Also, I couldn't care less if people lose their jobs. Sure, it's not desirable - but some companies fall behind and those people can be far more productive in other jobs.
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  2445.  @r3zaful  how is shorting gamestop immoral? They're a crap company that sells only AAA games at a heavy markup, and offers scraps when you trade things in.
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  2446. Encourage? You mean force
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  2447. You don’t think Gen Z listens to Nirvana?
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  2448. Natasha is still going strong!
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  2449. It's a northern hemisphere ref if you are thinking it's southern bias
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  2450. Torrenting, hiding shit from isps, getting around ip bans or region restrictions (though popular VPNs are often blocked anyway). Torrenting is probably the biggest reason. At least where I live isps are forced by law to store all logs for 2 years and report any suspicious activity immediately. A VPN in another country doesn’t have to follow those rules.
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  2451. Interest rates don't just affect mortgages, it affects the price of all debt. Debt being a massive part of moving money around the economy, it means that money is harder to accrue and thus companies must spend less.
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  2452.  @daemon1143  ok, well look at the balance sheets of the big 3 energy companies (2022): - Origin: $2.84 billion in outstanding debt - AGL: $2.66 billion in outstanding debt - EnergyAustralia: Private, don't release financial report As you see debt is a big part of running a business. If a company has to pay more for it, they're going to need to cut things which reduces inflation.,
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  2453.  @daemon1143  these are effective. Australia simply has been too soft on raising rates because despite the RBA being "independent", that couldn't be further from the truth. The US has gotten its inflation under control already
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  2454. I mean atleast it looks like a decent house and doesn’t have a bunch of pill stickers over the windows
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  2455. What about it?
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  2456.  @qazaqempire2446  "supports black racism", what are you on about?
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  2457. eSports_Work they look so janky
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  2458. There won’t be an overthrow of power, the higher ups like the system they have
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  2459. He is one of the most truth speaking men out there. That’s why people hate him, he speaks his mind. He’s funny, he can relate with people and he is not humble what so ever. That is why I love him.
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  2460. Br0kk not if you don’t have the money.
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  2461. Taste. I haven’t tried it, so I can’t have an opinion, but it looks nice.
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  2462. AnnoDomini19XX he’s got a cop in the leg! They don’t know his reasoning, they just know he shots at them.
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  2463. I hate tik tok
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  2464. Why? It’s just the same capsule design we’ve been using for decades.
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  2465. Should have done that SA yellow. Not much to really say there, but man was that bad refereeing
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  2466. It’s similar to how healthcare systems are ranked, we usually see poorer country far higher up than they should because their healthcare is super cheap, despite the quality being poor.
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  2467. I’ve been using Chat GPT 4o because you get like 10 free prompts a day, and I have to say it’s incredibly impressive a big step up on 4 which Copilot uses.
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  2468. It wasn’t really a productive question, more of an attack. That’s not journalism that’s a debate. The questions before were all well asked and were interesting. It’s babyish. Very unprofessional journalism
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  2469. Depends on how long your flight is.
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  2470. Or the small family businesses need to look elsewhere for employment because they can't compete with larger, more efficient farms
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  2471. Um... yeah he does.
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  2472. Efficiency has never been something NASA is known for. Literally every one of their projects goes over budget and years behind schedule. They are full of bloat and bureaucracy.
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  2473. Ok, let's go the other way. Abortion is legal, and no child support
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  2474. I haven’t met a single smart person use marijuana. That’s a sign somethings wrong with it. I see it tear apart families. It does more harm than good.
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  2475. Chad Chaddingston I shouldn’t be paying for your gender studies degree. Degrees are investments, they push you to try harder to get that job to pay off that degree.
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  2476. Chad Chaddingston I believe that you should be able to get free public schooling (elementary, middle and high schools) but once you get to uni it’s all on you.
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  2477. Chad Chaddingston based on current healthcare spending, a Medicare for all plan would cost an extra 4-5 trillion dollars on top of the existing 1.5 trillion dollars used in the current Medicare and Medicaid programs
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  2478. I mean America - I mean every country, is built off of a economy. You don’t have a country without one. The Republican Party is trying to rebuild the economy, to provide jobs and money to the American people.
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  2479. Jorge Santiago unemployment rate has increased across the world. Sadly trump is stuck in a pandemic, any chance of lowering national debt is out of the window.
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  2480. Jorge Santiago before COVID-19, unemployment was at a all time low.
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  2481. Jorge Santiago how? No country anywhere near the size of the us stopped the cases coming in, and once it was in it’s out of trumps hand. A president can’t enforce a nation wide quarantine. It’s up to the individual states.
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  2482. Jorge Santiago he never politicised COVID. And testing a all new virus isn’t easy. Trumps administration has done very well in the testing department, sadly it being all new and unknown made testing it early on - the most important times - very difficult.
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  2483. Not a genius, but literally all of his companies are massive successes pushing the edge of engineering.
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  2484.  @gustje0493  “lOL nO” -🤡
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  2485. Anthony Griffin I wouldn’t call those who don’t join the military wimps, it just undermines the actual hero’s that fight for our nation.
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  2486. Eating raw food is a part of cuisines all over the world
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  2487. Statistics disagree with you. Wait times are usually anywhere from 2-4x more
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  2488. Meer Omar a simple google search will show multiple articles and reports explaining how people in the US can wait 2-4x less than their counterparts in Canada. If you look Thurber you can also find reports explaining how you’re chances at survival are higher in the US.
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  2489. No photo I’ve seen shows that. However I know that a lot of people were watching online and on the tv.
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  2490. ⁠ @MsJasperr no not spiked or a leak, it’s just the result of a poor distillation process.
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  2491. Didn’t hitter win the election through popular vote? The nazis were the largest party in the House were they not?
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  2492. College isn’t just education, it’s pathways. It’s an investment. Do your research
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  2493. They referred to themselves as communist. We’re they communist? No they are more dictatorial socialism.
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  2494. Rent control will just restrict supply, leaving more families homeless. Recent rent control has lead to people closing shop, they'd rather leave their property vacant than going through the hassle of getting a tenant.
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  2495.  @matthewjswider  so the government restricts renting, to then force owners to rent - and you seriously don't see any way this could negatively impact the economy. I can't be bothered talking with someone so financially illiterate
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  2496.  @matthewjswider  through rent controls.
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  2497. Damn, have you ever had a unique thought?
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  2498. Wow that’s actually crazy
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  2499. Nimmin that’s not his care taker isvit? I thought it was his girlfriend
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  2500. I thought you were serious.
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  2501. What suits are they wearing? Is that the one NASA developed or the one by Axiom Space
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  2502. Most jobs require college level education? The top jobs do, but it's definitely not most. There's always trades that pay well and don't require you to go into higher education.
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  2503.  @truthseeker4280  yep, just change the subject. You know what human rights violations Venezuela committed.
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  2504. Here in Australia we have some of the largest houses in the world. It's crazy, the average house in much of the developed world is less than half the size of mine. I have a decent backyard to myself that most of the developed world doesn't. A pool. All because we have cars
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  2505.  @iwersonsch5131  not at all. Within a 5 minute drive of my place: - 5 shopping malls with 8 supermarkets, loads of fast food and restaurants, pharmacies, bakeries and other shops - multiple large parks with barbecues, toilets, sport facilities, skate parks - Train station - multiple nice beaches and soon a large marina with boats, a protected beach and resturants - a golf club/resort - 3 high schools and 6 primary schools
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  2506. That’s what APS is for
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  2507. Random does exist.
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  2508.  @dankduelzperuvian  unpredictability is the only quality necessary to be called random. Heisenburg's Uncertainty princible states that it is impossible to predict both a particles position and it's velocity. Essentially, no matter how you measure, you cannot predict an outcome until you look. Randomness does exist. In fact, it's probably what lead to the creation of the universe itself.
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  2509.  @dankduelzperuvian  yeah... so what if particle position = particle position. It's unpredictable, and a particles true position can only be fully known when you check. To repeat myself, randomness just means unpredicatblility. True ramdomness means unpredicictability even when you know every initial condition. Heisenburgs Uncertainty princible is one of many proofs that you cannot predict everything, therefore true randomness is real. QED
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  2510. For doing what exactly?
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  2511. National guard is run by states is it not? Trump can send in the military however.
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  2512. She’s big
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  2513. Can that ID be used to see your real ID or used by the bank to track purchases?
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  2514. He probably turned from the inside lane because he's driving a truck
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  2515. Easy to steal, easy to sell. Low crime sentence if you’re caught.
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  2516. The only problem is that restaurants are paying taxes while food trucks aren’t.
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  2517.  blackswan20  some corporations don’t pay corporate taxes . Which is one of the many taxes businesses pay. State income tax, property tax, individual income taxes, payroll taxes, ect.
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  2518.  blackswan20  corporations usually start as small businesses. They then ate so successfully that they grow. They aren’t invincible, but they are much hardier than a small business.
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  2519.  blackswan20  no, the shareholder is. Which isn’t a bad thing either - shareholders want a strong company. Any bad publicity can severely hurt a shareholders confidence in a company and thus the stock price drops. Corporations however aren’t at fault with every problem. They employ thousands of people, and they cannot control them all. That’s why when we see Fed Ex drivers kicking parcels, it isn’t Fed Ex’s fault.
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  2520.  blackswan20 most monopolies grow due to stringent government regulation. The Medical industry is one example
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  2521. The root cause is not something we can fix. It's something the homeless person needs to fix themselves, a lot don't seem to try.
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  2522.  @joecobb7153  giving lazy people money is a great way to win votes
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  2523. Why would you want to move towards authoritarianism?
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  2524. does Aluminium scare you?
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  2525. How can you be brainwashed with democracy? Democracy in its barest form is freedom, and I’m sure you as a Chinese probably don’t know what that is.
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  2526. Akrim that wouldn’t make sense, the North has their internet heavily censored, and the south is very democratic. Unless... he’s Kim!
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  2527.  @화차-v7q  only around 500 000 people are homeless in the us, and 2/3 of them are sheltered in state housing. That leaves 0.0004% of the population as homeless without a shelter. In you’re mind is freedom getting everything for free?
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  2528.  Akrim  that fIgure fails to take into account WHY they are empty. Many homes that are empty are in terrible neighbourhoods, the home is scrapped and no one wants to touch it. It’s uninhabitable without someone fixing it. Look up the $1 homes in Detroit, no one wants them (especially when the taxes would raise the price to $20k). Plus there’s also homes in places where jobs were killed. With no more jobs, it’s an unsustainable community - those homes are uninhabitable.
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  2529.  Akrim  if Detroit didn’t have that tax, I’m sure some savvy investors would snatch up the lot and develop the place, but bureaucracy always ruins good things
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  2530.  Akrim  I’m with you on that, fuck bureaucracy, sadly politicians usually use regulations that sound good in order to win. Trump cut regulations, he cut taxes, he repealed the Affordable Care act monthly fine. Sure, he wasn’t perfect - but his deregulation was.
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  2531. Then it’s expensive or weak. And couldn’t you do the same to fuel trucks?
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  2532. Because nasa could learn nothing from space x
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  2533. A gunshot to the eye will kill them
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  2534. Reminds me of when the US build 2500 bombers because they believed the Soviets were building up to 800, they actually only had 30 and were not building any more
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  2535. Kieran Roche on that video the guy in Portland was clearly vandalising the wall. He was released from the station the next day
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  2536. Kieran Roche what about the thousands of votes list to the boxes being tossed or burnt, or even worse then just being late. Last election around 70 000 votes were rejected because they missed the deadline, most having nothing to do with the voters
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  2537. Kieran Roche anyway, disliking a bad way of voting is somehow fascism? If anything it just shows how democratic trump is. And the voting rights amendment has Bering in place for decades.
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  2538. Kieran Roche let’s talk about racism then. What about the fact that the founder of the Democratic Party was a slave owner? Or the fact that it was the democrats that brought in racial segregation.
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  2539. Serious Cereal he is
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  2540. There are already full self driving cars in certain areas, and if you look at the progress Tesla has made in the last year you’ll see that we’re not far off from you having one.
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  2541. Can’t be having those ugly letters showing
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  2542. How? For boycotting a woke company? Go woke, go broke
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  2543. Doubt it, he’s a pretty timid guy
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  2544. Democracy is a great system, but it’s terrible at future planning.
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  2545. John Lyon you can’t predict how voters vote. If you could trend you wouldn’t have CNN boasting Hillary’s 89% chance to win.
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  2546. Pretty much all of South America are mismanaged dysfunctional welfare states, it’s much less weirder than it seems
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  2547. But a $300 CPU and $900 GPU would be better than both
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  2548. Yeah, but then they censor content, sell their data to over companies and give it to the government.
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  2549. Because he has outstanding tax credits?
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  2550. I’ve seen a guy take 13 shots and still walk to a hospital, the human body can do extraordinary things... it doesn’t take much to just pull a trigger, and end a cops life
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  2551. This man took the opportunity. A knife would have sufficed
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  2552. It was actually Obama. He started it with Commercial Crew after a report found that the Constellation program was an absolute disaster in every aspect. It did extremely well.
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  2553. English is the language of the future. No reason for English speakers to learn anything else when most countries already-have English as their second , if not first, language
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  2554. Why wouldn't they pay taxes?
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  2555.  @a_bit_peckish what do you mean one on one combat? Hamas puts bases under hospitals and weapons caches near refugee camps. They have miles of tunnels under schools and homes used to hide equipment. They use civilians as human achieves and you’re surprised that civilians are getting killed? The “genocide” argument is ridiculous. You don’t commit genocide with precision munitions and highly structured rules of engagement. The casualty numbers prove that as well, it’s inline with similar conflicts that take place in dense cities.
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  2556. Why would he move to France of all places?
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  2557. Not really where I was getting at. I’m pro-life, I don’t believe it’s in anyone’s right to end a life, but there are exceptions... Small percentage of rape victims The small percentage on people at risk of damage or death
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  2558. jimmyjam666420 what??? Rich places with loads of tourism is getting both 5G and the Coronavirus faster????
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  2559. Cutting politician salaries would only incentivise them to take bribes from lobbyists. Tracking and prosecuting companies that escape the IRS would probably cost more than your profits. Both of these “solutions” would exasperate other issues
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  2560.  @elsmaster5592  Should I listen to market experts about future sales of EVs, or some guess made by a random YouTube commenter?
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  2561.  @racingblonde  it's a NH ref you drunk
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  2562. Steven Jones so zero?
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  2563. Real question, why isn’t the UN nesting based in a kitchen? She is breaking about 24 biological rules right here!
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  2564. Jojo lu obviously
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  2565. That's the problem
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  2566. I thought cricket pitches were in yards?
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  2567. Isn’t that normal, failing businesses downsizing?
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  2568. You can’t stop it. Neural networks are the future. The actual guitar (I’m talking 100+ years) is one where there’s is very few jobs. Doctors, mathematicians, pilots, drivers, cashiers, ect all out of jobs. So many jobs considered safe will be taken by ai and technology.
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  2569. Well that's how it works in the US, but the reasons are... Dividends: - Dividends are double taxed (taxed at the corporate level and then the personal level), so get a favourable tax rate to offset that Stocks: - Stocks held more than 1 year get a favourable tax rate to encourage long term investing (less volatility, more stability) - It encourages more investment which is beneficial in the long run - It accounts for long term inflation
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  2570. In other countries it works differently. In Australia you get "Franking Credits" which offsets the taxes you pay on dividends by the amount the company pays, which is more complicated but also more fair
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  2571. Fatema M it means “submission” or in better terms “submission to the will of god”
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  2572. Or you can play Warframe, free with more, better quality content, a good story and loads of customisation. Plus its not ptw
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  2573. ChiefMaster711 it’s a private company, it would be very illegal.
    1
  2574. 42:15
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  2575. Nah that's fine. The ball can come forward with momentum
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  2576. They did
    1
  2577. Why not the company that hires them build it to improve productivity.
    1
  2578. No because they rely on Dragon for life support and it doesn’t provide much shielding from radiation.
    1
  2579. No evidence of that, but they are lying about their cases, they “supposedly” haste less cases than the US, Italy, Spain and Germany - even though the virus spread to each province and has a 3-4 week head start from when the Chinese epidemic started to when it reached other countries.
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  2580. And that includes the construction of a new launch tower, factory, 5 storey office building, and everything else that’s going on at the moment. The best estimates put the material and labour costs of a full stack at $90 million. Where does $1 billion come from?
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  2581. The minimum wage is a guideline. If you are working minimum wage - no natter the country - you are poor. The problem when you raise the minimum wage is that people lose jobs, or the overall cost of living increases.
    1
  2582. A planned economy? That’s the Democrats dumbass. Republicans are conservative, they believe in a free market economy
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  2583. CHOPPERGIRL's AIRWAR what you are talking about are many problems. None of them are fundamentally instilled in western society at all. Illegal immigrants are exactly that: illegal. It’s a problem that any socioeconomic system would face. Let’s talk China. You say that it’s their planned economy that’s lead to their economic growth. It’s not, it’s the low wages and massive populations and infrastructure that’s less to this exposure growth. At its core China is a mixed economic system, with its capitalist society leading to the growth we see today. Now let’s talk about what else they do. To illegal immigrants they throw them in concentration camps. To their citizens, they provide no rights or freedoms. No privacy. A fucking great example if I’ve ever seen one - definitely a first. Never would I ever have thought I’d see someone praise China. Now I have.
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  2584. Exactly. Isn’t that what the left wants? It’s a threat, these cities are continuing to let the riots get out of control.
    1
  2585. President Camacho 46th POTUS 2020 by forcing them to take action.
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  2586. President Camacho 46th POTUS 2020 it’s a threat. He only started the process.
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  2587. President Camacho 46th POTUS 2020 correcting for inflation, trumps deficit was about equal to Obama’s, all while cutting taxes, and making more jobs. That was before the recession of course. And that money didn’t go to trump, most of that money went to pay for private security. Obama played a lot of golf, costing tax payers hundreds of millions of dollars. In fact golf is a rather liked game by presidents.
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  2588. 0.3% of the US budget as a whole not the US military budget
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  2589. Lol “tax the billionaires”. You can take all of the wealth held by billionaires you wouldn’t even be able to run the US government for a single year. At the same time you would be crippling the economy.
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  2590. Languages are all pretty similar, except for the weird ones
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  2591. Um no they shouldn’t. He should be arrested
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  2592. Absolutely. Linux is not a good operating system for most people.
    1
  2593. Because you vote for the electoral college
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  2594. Playing runescape while watching
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  2595. VietnameseHoe educate you in what way?
    1
  2596. Victoria Hill by 1%. In 2019 there were over 1 million more open jobs than unemployed people. That’s why trump was planning to draw back food stamps and Medicare to the unemployed. Not completely, and it was going to be up to the states for the final say how many months a person must work in a 3 year period to be eligible, but it was drawing back on people who benefit from these programs without actually contributing.
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  2597. No they wouldn’t. They estimated it’d cost them ~$10 billion. Which is probably very optimistic, and if the development went anything like SLS and Orion it’d probably balloon out to $20 billion. SpaceX is doing it for $3 billion. It’s a fixed contract, that’s all they’re getting. An absolute bargain
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  2598. SpaceX has launched and brought back over 50 people to and from space. Dragon is the safety capsule ever built, and it rises on top of the most reliable rocket ever built. What are you on about?
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  2599. A corona virus is a group of viruses that are balls with noticeable “crown” like shapes protruding from them - the Latin term for crown is corona. They have various symptoms, mostly involved in respiratory symptom - such as with SARS CoV (severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus), MERS CoV (Middle East respiratory syndrome Coronavirus), ect. The wuhan Coronavirus (or more accurately the 2019-nCoV (2019 - novel Coronavirus) is a new virus that we don’t know much about so far, in terms of symptoms. Most treatments are involved with helping reduce the severity of symptoms and not actually curing the virus. For now atleadt
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  2600.  @DeepDeepSpace estimates say that 15 expendable missions with Starship would be cheaper than SLS. Way cheaper in fact, and that’s without reusability.
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  2601. What?
    1
  2602. Gold just goes up in price. I agree, it’s stupid to go back to gold
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  2603. Rise and revolt Fuck modern comforts what?
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  2604. What’s this, a second time where the news has overblown a person during down the road into a Bastille Day 2.0. If you don’t want to be hit by a car, don’t pretend you are one. Get off the fucking road!
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  2605. brussell639 because it was justified...
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  2606. Stops them from falling out, and keeps the distribution even throughout Good call!
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  2607. Well they aren’t wrong. Gun free zones are prone targets for mass shooters because it’s easy to kill someone who can’t fight back. Schools, shops, bars all targets.
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  2608. Quibi is such a stupid name
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  2609. The opposite of communism is more like ancap but I get what you mean
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  2610. Hiroshima had a small bomb, the Tsar Bomba, the biggest bomb ever built, had an explosive potential 6666x mire powerful.
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  2611. Mervin Tan if you want to destroy China, you go with the biggest bang you can get
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  2612. A and B probably
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  2613. Do you play warframe
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  2614. Twitter is like 50% bots these days
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  2615. Not even close.
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  2616. Rylan Timpanaro no idea, but in formula e they swap cars, so no pit stop, just a car change
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  2617.  @theforsakeen177 grok is free for a limited number of queries per hour
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  2618. Form a militia
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  2619. Because they pushed this chop out hours earlier just to stop obviously embarrassing comparisons on their Intel reviews. People know intel, and if they see a review destroy competition (well it still doesn’t but anyway) then they may impulsively buy it.
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  2620. C R but they rushed out such a small improvement from the 9th generation early because they knew that they will be destroyed by AMD. And AMD is for sure working on thread ripper 4, and other CPUs
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  2621. C R look at Linus’s video, the threadripper CRUSHES Intel’s puny core i9 10900XE
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  2622. Oscar Oliu but not only that but even with only one core it keeps a solid refresh rate.
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  2623. Why do we need to reduce consumption? Being able to consume more is what leads to greater quality of life.
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  2624. Yeah, no. Companies are capable of testing their own rides enough, they work with them every single day. These accidents are extremely rare.
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  2625. To do what? Shake her head and get shat on by Pence?
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  2626. Why?
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  2627. Anton Lutey more of a better argument is why people need them in the first place? I’m no gun expert, but I do believe this will make it harder to get a bump stock.
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  2628. You don’t need them for hunting, it destroys stability. You don’t need it for defence - most of the time you are fighting 1 - 2 targets at short-medium range. Getting bullets on point is key. But a mass shooter does need them. They want quantity over quantity, a quick room clearer. You can’t defend against an attacker that’s spraying ferociously.
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  2629. It will still be possible, for sure. But less common. Nor will it impact the pros of guns.
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  2630. Well with tightened trade agreements and proven studies, lets fo it
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  2631. We will just double the bits of encryption, QC can’t even break 256 bit encryption yet, and when it can it will still take upwards of 12 days
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  2632. It doesn’t matter because Twitter is a cesspool of garbage
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  2633. Ha
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  2634. Setting Argentina up for a more stable future.
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  2635. 0.85%? What’s the point?
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  2636. Yep. Fed to prisoners as well
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  2637. It’s called a buy back.
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  2638. It’s pretty understandable why people care so much more about habitable planets than the rest. Finding other large life would be mind blowing.
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  2639. Votes that come in 6 days late are still counted.
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  2640. Um, yeah. SBMM is bad for everyone - good or bad. Good players have to be complete sweats every game, and bad players have no reason to improve. Just make a seperate ranked playlist.
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  2641. paul horvath every country is infected however not every country has 5G.
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  2642. Tan Chu Hong amazing price?
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  2643. The problem being you are beholden to free trade agreements that ban anti-competitive practices
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  2644. This is just stupid. The laws of thermodynamics have no conflict with changing our cars from combustion to electric. Where will the power come from? The sun? Nuclear power? There’s a limitless number of options. If EVs were a good idea, they would be widespread? They are a good idea, they just aren’t good enough yet . Electric vehicles have gotten more advanced over the past few years - and we will continue to see this trend.
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  2645. Because it isn’t? I’m guessing you’re talking about the Apollo rovers already being developed, well if you go and watch that footage you’d realise the rover was pretty awful.
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  2646. He would be if Congress didn’t shut him down.
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  2647. Maintenance is normal
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  2648. I don’t know if you’re new to Rugby, but it’s common for Tier 1 teams to play a few games with Tier 2 teams. The All Black’s play 2 games against SA later this year like they do every year.
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  2649. And that’s a bad thing? How dear we get affordable online deliveries!!!
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  2650. He was last election, but still made away with over 300 electoral votes! In fact, his poles are closing in on Biden, with Torino getting extremely close in states like Florida.
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  2651. There’s nothing like Earth, but there’s definitely inhabitable planets. Or planet, it’s really only mars. Some moons of Jupiter could be candidates
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  2652. ranDOMreSERVEaCCount I want to see you try.
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  2653. Because when NASA does it it costs 20x the price and has no commercial value. Starship will be significantly cheaper than SLS. Not only that but it will do more than SLS, whose only job is to launch Orion and Gateway.
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  2654. Rubber
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  2655. He explained, also wieght
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  2656. Their speed is what’s impressive. Built a data centre with 100k H100 GPUs in 120 days, and now doubling that in a targeted 90 days. That’s unheard of Then using that to develop a world leading model less than 2 years since they were founded.
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  2657. Madison Heights I find it interesting, definitely a big step away from the lies of presidents past. He speaks some truth, I believe that China is covering up cases. You would never know. They have handled it awfully, even instructing against closing borders.
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  2658. Who?
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  2659. It’s almost as slow as Internet Explorer, and is pretty shady
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  2660. It can represent 2^2^10 by my understanding
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  2661. This must be bad if you have cnn fact checking you.
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  2662. Fuck twitch
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  2663. Hony Quty maybe not setting it on fire?
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  2664. Good on them. However not everyone wants to go fight wars for the rich. No one should be forced to go to war. Full stop. It’s disgusting.
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  2665. ⁠​⁠ @salsa564 China started developing when it ditched its socialism. In many ways China has fostered a stronger capitalist market than the US, with lax regulations allowing for massive competition you don’t see in the US.
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  2666. That’s what the US needs to copy, it needs a system that allows for competition and innovation. A giant bureaucratic government won’t do that
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  2667. FAKE NEWS.
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  2668. Yes a supercharger v3 can charge a battery in 20 minutes, but does that really compare to a gas stations ~2 minutes? And what about the energy grid? Our grid cannot handle a full population of electric vehicles, driving up prices once again.
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  2669. I’ve seen it happen.
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  2670. That would be really cool.
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  2671. Colonisation of Mars is easily achievable in our lifetime. It’s not a question of if we can live there, it’s a question of if we want to fund it. All the problems you mentioned have been technically solved. It’s now an engineering problem.
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  2672. A massive city on mars like Musk wants is a bit further away. But we will have a colony that we will be exchanging astronauts and supply’s to within a few decades at most.
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  2673. “easily achievable” as in it just needs funding and willpower. If you look into the problems that must be solved none of them require any science fiction to solve.
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  2674.  @Marco-bq3wc  if Starship can land on the Moon, which NASA and SpaceX are confident it can, why couldn’t it land on Mars? In fact it will be easier to do it, Mars atmosphere acts as an aero brake, slowing Starship down. And its surface is a lot harder so they don’t need to worry about the Raptor engines creating a crater when attempting a takeoff.
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  2675.  @Marco-bq3wc  an early colony won’t need to be self sustaining, like the ISS it could be supplied with everything the astronauts need. But we would want to build a sustainable colony, and for that goal a fully self contained environment (like Biosphere 2) isn’t even a requirement. Mars has plenty of resources we can use and would be stupid to ignore.
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  2676.  @tatata1543  I just answered it. Supplies can be sent down ahead of time, like what they’re doing right now with Artemis. In the long term we can exploit Mars resources, everything we need to survive is already there or can be produced from the resources already there. In the long long term maybe a fully self contained system like Biosphere 2 could be developed but that’s far off, I agree.
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  2677.  @Marco-bq3wc  I know Biosphere 2 was a failure. I said it’s a long shot. It’d be much easier to replenish more support using resources off of the planet instead of building a self sustaining ecosystem
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  2678. I am very boring they won’t always disappear, but their life, and the lives of those who they associate with, will be controlled heavily. It forces people to disassociate themselves with people who has a low credit score... even if they only got it because of speaking out against the government
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  2679. It’s not to better yourself. That’s the myth. It’s actually an investment like any other. Do your research, shop around.
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  2680. I wish that there were no feminists
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  2681. You can’t just raise rates, you’re right. You have to do both
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  2682. You only need to win 11 states to win. Without the electoral college you would only need to get 9
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  2683. Humans can do a much wider range of tasks more quickly than any rover can. Humans don’t need to be designed for years to carry out specific tasks, they can be flexible.
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  2684. Eduard Claudiu Fadgyas how do you shoot to stop? Please share to the world your expertise.
    1
  2685. Eduard Claudiu Fadgyas right... shoot the feet of a guy running with a pistol . The feet, tiny fast moving targets, with a pistol, an inaccurate weapon at best. If you miss there’s a very good chance if ricochet and then it hurting an actually innocent person. That’s why police (and all people learning to shoot) are taught to shoot centre mass.
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  2686. @No way not all, some mail in ballots came in before the date
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  2687. You must of been dangerously eating meat
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  2688. sipo70 not always
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  2689. Real
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  2690. Are you Australian? You talk about them a lot.
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  2691. Joe Smith what military? You mean the one controlled by the us?
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  2692. The vast majority are dead now but of course their children live on.
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  2693. I did. I really did
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  2694. Yep, that’s why a trust less system would be much better
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  2695. ⁠ @Aisaaax most of it is drug use or fatigue. Sadly a good chunk of crashes involve someone who was innocent
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  2696.  @Aisaaax  ie they hit another car, the other car wasn't at fault
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  2697. It’s already happening.
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  2698. Try warframe my man
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  2699. Ok
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  2700. It’s a computer doing it
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  2701. Roller coasters are safe
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  2702. You don't have to watch your speedometer to stay under the limit. If you do you probably shouldn't have your license.
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  2703. You could use TOR, or just save your money and not bother with a VPN
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  2704. ballygarran have you seen the whole video? They tried everything, talking, less than lethal rounds, tasers, all of it didn’t work.
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  2705. Not at all. It’s a problem that every country with a government funded loan - or even better “free” education - is going to face. It’s only free for the college. These loans have less to massive increases in tuition prices, and they are being seen all over the world. The only difference is the US made the mistake of pretty much handing out financial aid first.
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  2706. Man you are truely a genius
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  2707. You hate that they're trying to get a confession from a murderer?
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  2708. Who?
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  2709. LepyStudio you obviously aren’t fit to run a country
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  2710. SpaceX vs NASA is a great case study on why Agile works. Eventually everything NASA does will be done by SpaceX. Well they’ll also contract someone like Boeing so it doesn’t look like they’re favouring one company too much.
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  2711.  @Ihaveanamenowtaken  Starship doesn’t cost billions to launch. And no it isn’t a terrible approach to software. Strict adherence to the manifesto is stupid, but at a broad level it is leaps and bounds better than a traditional approach that involves massive amounts of planning and design. Imagine building the backend for YouTube with a traditional approach. It would be a fucking nightmare
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  2712.  @Ihaveanamenowtaken  the traditionally designed SLS that NASA uses was 6 years over schedule, $12 billion over budget and costs $2 billion to launch. The iteratively designed Starship will be delivered at a fraction of the price and will launch cheaper. And it will be more capable. SpaceX has proven over its lifetime that Agile is simply superior - if implemented well.
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  2713. Small amounts of Chlorine doesn’t cause cancer, it kills bacteria in the water.
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  2714. Jaden Pelate google.
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  2715. Well you could get a sample of the air and test it for it’s build up (which has been done countless times) To save you time, just take their word. Not everyone is a massive scam on this earth.
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  2716. Jaden Pelate which video
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  2717. The suit is the same pressure as the surroundings I believe. They’re launched in a suit as a precautionary measure after Soyuz 13
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  2718. “It’s just a prank bro”
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  2719. Mainly because they have heavy public support. People hear solar subsidies and think “that’s great for the environment” without thinking that the only ones that can take advantage of that are rich people who can afford solar panels
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  2720. Ok
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  2721. Except that a majority of those mass shootings are done with handguns. Actually overall around 80% of all gun homicides are performed with a handgun. Assault rifles are actually great weapons for defence. They are easy to control, which makes them great for taking out a threat in your home for example. They are also great for hunting obviously, good luck hunting anything with a pistol.
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  2722. Nomad although there is no figure for how many people have died in mass shootings by each gun, the overwhelming majority of gun homicides are committed with handguns. If we look at total homicides, we find that knives are used more often than rifles and shotguns combined. https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2018/crime-in-the-u.s.-2018/tables/expanded-homicide-data-table-8.xls
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  2723. Nomad an AR? Civilians in the US aren’t allowed assault rifles. Do you mean you AR-15? That’s one of the most popular small game hunting rifles, not because it’s powerful but because it’s bullets are fast. It’s easier to put shots in target, and for small game that’s all you need. And yes, the recoil is much easier to control. If my life was on the line, I would much rather have a Rifle rather than a shotgun.
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  2724. I would. Just stay in the house, much more cover.
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  2725. Horsepower? Many cars show horsepower and kw. Inches (I believe) is because it sounds better What tf is a quintal? It is all based on the base-10 system
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  2726. Hp is used in conjunction with kW. The only other imperial unit is inches for tvs and feet for measuring someones height (but centimetres is more common for height)
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  2727. So what your saying is we should do the opposite of our instincts and we’d be seeing 75% of our investments make money?
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  2728. Backfiring? Yeas I would definitely give up my right to defend myself to save 0.3% of deaths. Almost meaningless, definitely when you instead swap to increased house invasions, rape and knife murders.
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  2729. Jamie Nelson one- why do you think no one will invade? Maybe because of the advanced military???
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  2730. Because she’s a hypocrite
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  2731. ChimeU95 well trump is tested daily and doesn’t need to wear one either, but she attacked him for not wearing one. Now she’s been caught breaking the law, without a mask.
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  2732. Winner takes all isn’t a bad system, it makes states worth more. It pretty much decides the country into 50 smaller popular vote elections
    1
  2733. Play Warframe
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  2734. Dango Joe I agree with you wfs start is terrible, boring and clunky. But keep playing, later updates have really improved the early parts like Fortuna and its really fun to get into.
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  2735. It's spending less. Stop wasting so much on welfare.
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  2736. Ricardo Garcia alien also means “belonging to a foreign country”
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  2737. Roundabouts are too big, and cause more accidents than traffic lights
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  2738. I got my facts from the Western Australian black spot program, which targeted roads with high crash history. And what would you know? They were all roundabouts!
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  2739. Live in Australia, no Ned to worry about negatives here.
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  2740.  Mikael Jensen  I agree, that’s why I said Trumps spending was outrageous. But not as outrageous as Biden’s proposals. But we saw how great these tax cuts were, it lead to an economic boom - and the tax cuts would have paid for themselves down the line. Per capita is another representation of the data, but it doesn’t look at the full picture. China emits the most CO2, and they are increasing every day, with thousands of new coal power plants being built every yearz
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  2741.  Mikael Jensen  aviation doesn’t make up a big portion of CO2, and even if it did - it’s unfair to put done deferent countries against each other because of the ability to fly.
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  2742. Jorge a formula e car would beat any electric car (to date) around a race. But on top it is also regulated to stop the cars from getting to expensive, or give an advantage to a more experienced team.
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  2743. June Dimond “they can’t, because all the protesters are black”
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  2744. Trump 2020
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  2745. Loc ta FTTP pretty much has none of these issues.
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  2746. Loc ta FTTC cannot reach the speeds of FTTP, you I’ll see pretty similar speeds as they will be held back by the copper lines. There’s no real advantage for FTTC over FTTN.
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  2747. Orion won’t have an Apollo 13 moment, that’s the goal. It’ll be a far more reliable capsule than Apollo
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  2748. He got $300 000, and sold 6% of his company to his parents. He was born into the working class, his mother was 17. She left and found a new man, who was an engineer.
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  2749. tim pearce those “mind dulling weapons” are called LRAD’s, they use multiple frequencies to project noise over a long distance. They are used in many situations, including riots where it is very effective. Pretty much it’s loud noise. This frequency is also used for other things, like radar and weather satellites. 5G has been tested, it’s safe at the levels that are used.
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  2750. Ok but Milken admitted his guilt as a part of a plea bargain and helped testify against others. That happens all of the time in the justice system.
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  2751. Andrew Reynold fucking hell, did you watch the video? Much of the fuel is expended getting out of the orbit, but to get off the ground with that weight is hard. So that’s why rockets have huge ass boosters to propel them!
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  2752. Sam Cane has been terrible this season.
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  2753. Are you sure about that? Find me one capitalistic country that went on a mass genocide
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  2754. Haroon Aboo that’s not genocide, let alone a mass genocide. What they did in Iraq was liberate the people from terrorists.
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  2755. 0:42
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  2756. The covenant are dead
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  2757. Ok
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  2758. Bling Bling your going to build an elevator to space out of atom thick sheets of graphite?
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  2759. Ok?
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  2760. I mean Australia’s law enforcement is a joke
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  2761. Fopalope yes I am, I call good law enforcement one that can quickly respond and enforce laws. I’ve met and know many other people who have bumped into bad law enforcement. Drunk drivers are especially bad, had a guy speeding down the Mitchell Freeway swerving from lane to lane. The guy pulled over and sat there for around 10 minutes. Police were called, not a single one pulled up. Could have killed someone. Not that American police are better, but I expect if u put the effect in to stop someone that surely a cop could at-least pull up.
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  2762. Fopalope perhaps
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  2763. Also compounded with a lot of old people living off a pension, and don't have as strong of a palette anymore. Cheap boring food which you get in restaurants with marge menus is perfect for them
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  2764. Yes, and they get arrested and charged like usual.
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  2765. That’s not how this works
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  2766.  @kkonstantinosss2  YouTube is under Californian law, which holds websites liable for any content on their platform. To reduce liability over copyright claims, they must follow the guidelines set out in the OCILLA act. They, by law, can’t do shit
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  2767.  @kkonstantinosss2  under the OCILLA act, if a OSP (in this case YouTube) receives a complete copyright claim, they must remove or restrict access to the content immediately. YouTube cannot decide whether the case is valid, that is to be decided in court.
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  2768. Echo it’s anti government
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  2769. Starship will replace Falcon 9 so I doubt they will work on a new Block.
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  2770. You either need control of the ball, or downwards pressure. That's why his try was disallowed. The tackle might have been high, it was 50/50 to me. It was around the shoulders. The only issue was it possibly being a "seatbelt" tackle, but it started below the shoulder, slipped up and then fell to his back. High tackles are a mess, there's no consistent method with determining whether a tackle is high, there's so many edge cases, mitigation factors, whether the arm slipped, whether pressure was applied.
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  2771.  @jjryan9480  Law 21.1 The ball can be grounded in in-goal: - By holding it and touching the ground with it; or - By pressing down on it with a hand or hands, arm or arms, or the front of the player’s body from waist to neck. In short, either you are in control and it touches the ground, or you apply pressure. He did neither, so no try
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  2772.  @jjryan9480  separation is seperate. If the ball separates and isn't retrieved it's a knock on so again no try. So to sum it up the process when a ball touches the in-goal goes: Was the player holding the ball? If not was there separation? If not was there downwards pressure?
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  2773. Either using their API (which costs money) or building/paying for a scraper. He probably used the API
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  2774.  @jonatand2045  yet they are the indicators that doctors use to determine whether a patient is dead or not. If a doctor can say that someone stuck in a coma for a week is still alive, despite being completely dependent on life support - I can’t see the reason we cannot call a foetus alive as well
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  2775.  @jonatand2045  they won’t if they aren’t intensively cared for.
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  2776. I don’t think Shaun of the Dead is turning heads these days 😂
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  2777. Trump for 2020
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  2778. Pizza F tier for sure
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  2779. I believe NZ has greater access to fibre than the US nowadays. Their fibre program was massively successful, much better than the garbage NBN we got in Australia
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  2780. Bot
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  2781. I don’t see you complaining about how much is spent on films, or luxuries, or advertising, or defence. You don’t actually care about the homeless, you just care that NASA doesn’t have a benefit in your eyes. Well it does, it benefits the species. That’s worth the less than 0.1% of GDP NASA is given.
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  2782. Many insurers offer EV charging as a part of their roadside assistance now.
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  2783. The reason it’s so complicated is that NASA wants to make the SLS that they spent $12 billion on feel worth it. When really it’s job is to have it just deliver astronauts to the real moon lander from SpaceX or Blue Origin When Starship or New Glenn/Blue Moon are fully completed the SLS middleman can be cut
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  2784. ⁠​⁠ @electric7487 you realise SpaceX’s design approach purposely causes failure, right? Falcon 1 failed seconds after its first launch, now the Falcon 9 is the most reliable rocket ever made.
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  2785. ⁠ @electric7487 even if starship falls short of it’s 100 ton goal, or can’t find demand, it’s still cheaper than Falcon 9.
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  2786. Chaos Rises drugs more like
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  2787. Or you can work your ass off for a few years and use the money you saved to start a business.
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  2788. It’s easy to make Musk videos and the algorithm loves them
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  2789. 1:53 Amazing
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  2790. Isopod Kid no it’s for no one and everyone at the same time.
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  2791. I agree with that, however what I don’t agree with is how much the postal service wastes. There was a great show, which they looked at a post office losing over a million a year. The funny thing is... it was surrounded by 5 other private post offices that all turned a profit. The postal service is great for rural communities that are too expensive for private businesses.
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  2792. Ben Shapiro
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  2793. Thank god you don’t run the economy.
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  2794. It’s a race to put a base on the moon
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  2795. Biden gets screen questions. That lady in Delaware made it very clear when she held up the paper. It’s funny you don’t bring that up
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  2796. And he was avoiding the question because he knows biden uses a teleprompter
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  2797. Nuclear weapons are much easier to make.
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  2798. Zulhardika Rendy Permana because you can only trust someone as far as you can throw them. An unarmed nation is at the mercy of its government. It’s not that Americans are scared of their government, they’re scared that their rights and freedoms will be stripped. Like what we see in China, a completely unarmed population under a dictatorship rule. No privacy, no rights, no freedoms.
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  2799. iamkulit1 CS it’s 2 clauses, one about militias and another declaring that the right of the people to own and bear guns must not be infringed. It’s pretty obvious the meaning, but still the left likes to attack it for any little leverage they can get to give the only power that the people have to the government.
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  2800. What she is an idiot, watching her debate Biden was awful. Pence will eat her in the debates
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  2801. How is the media supporting him? Any sane journalist would be attacking him for downplaying what Jim Crow laws actually were.
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  2802. THEN LEAVE TO TGE FREE MARKET
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  2803. Because it’s a justice dying
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  2804. abhinav malasi no it’s not. Read my comment for more information
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  2805. Didn’t they take it down?
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  2806.  @GageAssPack  "improved economy" is a weird way to describe 17.8% inflation.
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  2807. I mean, was anyone hurt? You can lose both engines and still make a safe landing.
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  2808. Let me guess, China is financing this. Just another example of China’s debt trap diplomacy
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  2809. Come to Australia, where the minimum wage is $20 - food prices are through the roof and unemployment has been a solid 5-6% (prior to covid). Taxes are higher, things are more expensive, you get paid less...
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  2810. VS is slow. VS Code is much nicer unless you really need the features that come with full VS (you don't)
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  2811. These won’t cause Kessler syndrome they’re LEO satellites, they’d fall out of the sky after a couple years without power. Higher up satellites are a bigger issue, but even then it’s very very unlikely. And it will never threaten missions outside of our planet
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  2812. Jason Pearce because he’s smart and knows that it’s useless
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  2813. To protect their identity?
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  2814. What?
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  2815. For what
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  2816. Trick Trick depends, however compared to actual forest cover, land taken up by humans is very minimal. That’s a very specific example though
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  2817. Trick Trick I don’t think any countries forest cover can stabilise carbon emissions - hence why the globe us warming.
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  2818. Kazoo lighting ports are more durable than USB C, as the failure points are all mainly on the charger, instead of the ohone
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  2819. It’s been slowing down for over a decade now. CO2 emissions are at their lowest point since 1992
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  2820.  @consolemaster  regulations that have been trimmed by tromp, with HUGE economic impact and little to no climate impact? CO2 reduced because of the market, not because of regulation. Prices for fossil fuels were rising, while prices for other forms of power (nuclear, renewables) were reducing. If we forget about the entire picture - and go by per capita - we see the lowest CO2 emissions since 1963.
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  2821.  @consolemaster  and we can roll backwards, China is rolling exponentially backwards. Their CO2 emissions double the US, and are going to rise until 2030 - where they will “peak” and potentially start reducing
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  2822.  @consolemaster  and a majority of those 40 million jobs have returned.
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  2823. Lmao what? How are you comparing that crap to Led?
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  2824. I use Access in my CS class
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  2825. That’s nuts, 11 months pay for doing nothing? That’s fucking over the business, who have to pay your stupid ass. Nothing would get done in the world if everyone had 90% of their year in paid leave. Europe as a whole has had economic stagnation taken to another level. The UK’s GDP has been declining for decades.
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  2826.  @courgette3401  the UK’s healthcare system is notoriously bad. Is the US better? NO! But the solution isn’t socialism. I agree, a lot of money is wafted on paperwork, insurance, ect. Do you know why? Because of regulation on top of regulation, full of lawyers, bureaucrats, and corporations. It’s NOT a free market system. What needs to happen is for the government to cull a lot of the red tape. Let hospitals compete, let small insurers thrive. Abolish the ACA and bring in a new system that doesn’t make corporate giants.
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  2827.  @courgette3401  and that’s forgetting the price. Medicare for All would cost 40 trillion in the next decade, we’re essentially doubling out budget. It’s not feasible
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  2828. He got banned the same month Mixer shut down so a common theory is they banned him so they didn’t have to pay out the contract
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  2829. That isn’t a European deterrent, that’s a UK/France deterrent. There’s no reason they must retaliate in the case another European country is attacked. Not even NATO obligates them to
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  2830. Convention. Electrons were discovered after the principles of conventional current were invented. In reality it doesn't matter as long as we are consistent
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  2831. Canada is powered 59% by Hydro, 15% Nuclear, 19% Coal and other fossil fuels, and 7% other renewable sources. Just going to ask, do you think Canada’s energy grid could hold 350 million people?
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  2832. He had issues with heart disease and potential drug use - but the cause of death was the officer.
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  2833. "Technically they're fast, but you'll never get anywhere quickly because you'll have to keep pulling over to pick up the bits that fell off" 😂
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  2834. It was necessary.
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  2835. Getting around censorship, or getting better results. I’ve given up on Google in recent times
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  2836. Looks good enough to me.
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  2837. Fixesss get a better cpu, get more ram (16 GB is the recommended amount for any gaming pc) and if you have the cash a better GPU may improve things.
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  2838. I mean she isn’t wrong. Ukraine can’t win, Russia can and will throw anything they can to achieve victory. Once Kyiv falls, which may take a couple weeks, maybe a month - the rest of the country will start to fall
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  2839. Astronauts tend to prefer spicy foods so probably
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  2840. The us spends over 1.5 trillion dollars a year on its medical welfare programs alone (not including other welfare programs like food stamps). Estimates put a universal healthcare system at over 5 trillion, almost double the current entire us budget. Plus military spending is discretionary, which means you set specific budgets. Welfare programs are called mandatory spending, which doesn’t have set budgets but rather congress will set out rules for who is or isn’t eligible. Pretty much you can’t just take the military budget and throw it onto Medicare - that’s not how it works.
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  2841. Dino Rei what about the back window?
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  2842. Because they obviously didn’t get a new prototype and just brought out the one that they were damaging for weeks on end.
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  2843. As demand has dropped, the economy has deflated. These stimulus checks are meant to increase demand while keeping the US under its 2% inflation mark
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  2844. CPI is how you measure inflation, it’s not the result of it. Inflation is just the measure of how your CPI changes over time.
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  2845. Father son?! Medicare doesn’t need to be completely as based, an opt in system where everyone pays the same would essentially work exactly the same as insurance. But the benefits is that this insurance will have both the economies of scale and the power to reduce medical prices.
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  2846. Do you think Toyota would shoot an incendiary round when trying to show safety?
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  2847. Hauke Walden 3:00 watch the camera zoom out, not a photographer in site. Get out if here.
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  2848. Hauke Walden that’s not trumps fault.
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  2849. Exactly. He then says Saturn V was a roaring success on its first launch. Well no shit, it cost $75 billion over its lifespan. SpaceX ain’t got that kind of money, they can’t sit around slowly tweaking everything.
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  2850. Lol what?
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  2851. Yeah he quickly changed that title 😂. It’s sorta funny really, every launch the goalposts shift as the skeptics slowly devolve into insanity.
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  2852.  @jshowao  what do I have to cope about? I just watched the most insane rocket launch of my life.
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  2853. Ok
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  2854. It’s only cheaper if you cut costs. Doctors in the US are better trained, better equipped and paid more. Drugs in the us cost more. Ect. That’s why the us is so expensive.
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  2855. Gabriel Eriksson where in America does someone choose to die? That’s bullshit and you know it. If your that bad financially, you will be covered by Medicare or if you’re smart you will have insurance. And yes, the us is much better medically. US doctors are payed more than anywhere else in the world, and the quality of care is the highest. Yes it’s expensive- but you’re in good hands. Plus in the us drugs are much more expensive, a lot of that money going to R&D. Pretty much the US pays more, and others benefit. All these figures are easily accessible, QoC, salary, drug prices.
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  2856. Show me one case where the man was completely innocent, aka made no sudden hand movements - ect. People say “he only forgot his blinkers” or “he only stole a toy.” The verdict is that a police doesn’t harm you for your crime, that’s the courts job - police ha you for threatening them.
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  2857. I like that you give both sides of the argument. More media should do that
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  2858. None of that is true. The states said themselves that the Unions pro-abolition stance was the main reason for secession Of course there were other issues, but it is undeniable that it was a war about slavery.
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  2859. rootvalley that’s not the leds fault, it’s literally just another type of bulb. That’s a wiring issue
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  2860.  @johndodson8464  yeah, the batteries are super heavy. Batteries are very inefficient at storing energy (compared to something like fuel). However EVs can save alit of weight on other parts - like the engine - due to its reduced complexity.
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  2861. Where?
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  2862. Malcur they aren’t second class citizens. Actually the entire idea of DC being a district is so that they don’t get too powerful. The president lives in there too! A lot of Washington DC are federal workers and lobbyists. To let them have control not only over the president but the houses would be a mess. And how is it gerrymandering?
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  2863. It’s hardly any better, and the extra cost ruins any advantage that Intel may have.
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  2864. 1) this is one kind of tax 2) they used legal tax credits from past business losses to cut their taxes
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  2865. The us is the global superpower, it’s economy is over 3x greater than China and it has the worlds best military.
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  2866. Noncomputable because you don't know if any single busy beaver will halt. So you must manually determine which ones halt and then you can finally compute the input. I've seen this described as the "edge of computability"
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  2867. The answer is immigration.
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  2868. You are missing the crucial thing: electricity can travel through air. That’s why it’s 1/c. Sure, it would be a tiny amount that would barely light up the bulb, but it still would.
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  2869. Hence it being double taxed
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  2870. He can’t use it, it’s all in Amazon shares.
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  2871. Trump encouraging NATO members to fund their military is playing into Putin's cards? Putin didn't like Trump. Trump went at him over multiple stupid treaties that favored Russia. He strengthened NATO. He built military alliances in the middle east.
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  2872. Here come the “wealth tax” idiots
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  2873. froggie first off, wealth tax wouldn’t effect Bezos. Almost all of his net worth is in shares. Unless you are advocating that the government cease all private enterprise (which if someone does, they’re beyond lost), you aren’t going to touch him. Secondly, that’s just pure theft. The constitution is a very iffy subject when it comes to taxing people’s owned goods. It’s fine with things like income taxes, but it’s questionable when you tax capital people already own. The rich would just move to other countries and stop investing outright.
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  2874. dominic barnes not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  2875. No he doesn’t play video games, but he does understand market fundamentals and probably has hired many video game industry experts. It’s too lucrative a field, with plenty of growth.
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  2876. Considering China does the same to all Western companies, what's wrong with it?
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  2877.  @chengavitch10  3 months and you decided to have another crack 😂 I can definitely say that the west is greater than China. I can protest without being scared I’m going to be run down with a tank. I can say whatever I like without fear of persecution. My media is run by individuals, not the state. I can practice my religion without being thrown in a reeducation camp. I can vote for my leader. During COVID I wasn’t welded into my home. And so on
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  2878. Mr. Dinkelberg even then, there’s more fun and rewarding ways of doing it.
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  2879. Police don’t need to be military members. They are domestic crime units.
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  2880. Peter Wade I wonder why cases of measles are low... And that is actually a 300% jump - which is not good when you take into account the severity of measles
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  2881.  @ITubeYouK  All the experts, equipment, factories and calculations involved in Apollo have been lost to time. This is naturally what happens when you ignore something for over 5 decades. We haven’t lost everything. Some aspects of Saturn V and the Apollo missions have been carried forward, the SLS has some striking similarities.
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  2882. I think it’s just a heads up to everyone that Dave doesn’t know what he’s on about. He shares some good advice, though mostly basic stuff - avoid credit cards, work hard, buy your car with cash. But his financial advice is garbage
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  2883. Depends on the state.
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  2884. What’s the point in investing in a government bond that makes less than inflation?
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  2885. Rocky Clark he got in when he called one of them and then reversed the control. Now with their op address he can access their network
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  2886.  @ayushkadel1168 the $3 billion is for the Lunar lander SpaceX is developing. Starship’s development is mostly privately funded
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  2887. They're not being sued because they're just abiding by the law...
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  2888. Matthew S it’s still like double the price than building a workstation with your own parts. Plus with your own parts you can replace the Xeon Processor with a Epyc or even the amazing threadripper for a fraction of the price. Plus it can handle up to 2TB of RAM, so get the right motherboard and bam more memory.
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  2889. Matthew S and you can replace the pro Vega cards with Nividia quadro, one of those destroys a Pro Vega II Duo (two cards)
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  2890. Matthew S? What consumers put quadros or Epyc processors in their PCs? It doesn’t matter either, it’s performance to performance. The thread-ripper (a “consumer chip”, about as consumer as any Xeon processor) is amazing, it’s blown any intel out of the park, and can keep up with gaming which is phenomenal as many cpus lack the refresh rate needed for single core processors. The thing is, Intel is a name. To many blind consumers it’s a huge mine associated with great performance, but anyone with any intelligence knows that intel has really dropped the ball when it comes to both price and performance. Apple also refuses to go with Nvidia, which is weird because any proper workstation would benefit from Nvidias unrivalled performance in the modern world - for gaming and for workstations.
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  2891. Matthew S consumer chips are i7’s and 570’s, not thread rippers and epyc’s. Consumer GPUs are things like the 2080ti, not the Quadro.
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  2892. Because India is a fucking great country?
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  2893. Hydrogen is expensive, not very green, hard to move and store, and fuel cells have terrible power outputs. Electricity is very cheap, easy to transport (even easier than fuel), and are very powerful.
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  2894. Non Believer look at the statistics. It’s hard to tell nowadays, but the trend has been that around 4% of people died while the other 96% recovered
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  2895. $60 -$93 trillion, depending on the estimates and what actually happens in the final bill
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  2896. IR cameras would solve a lot of issues
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  2897. When you get into another car, remember that it’s probably not going to be set alight
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  2898. Ultimately I reckon Orion and SLS will be ditched. If you look at the plan, NASA is essentially paying SpaceX and Blue Origin to build something that is more capable than Orion, and then using Orion to just get the astronauts to the moon.
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  2899. Less hours = less productivity. And because money is only worth what you can buy with it, it means that $1000 will be worthless
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  2900. TieMan productivity of a country is how much resources they create. If people stop working, the economy stops. And with less productivity (supply) and more demand (everyone has more money) you will see prices rise drastically , causing hyperinflation. On top of that taxes will almost double for the rich, which will mean companies will raise prices and cut jobs to compensate. This means even more inflation.
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  2901.  @EdwardHowton because fusion will cost more money than even Elon has to make work. Billions have been spent on it and there’s still no viable pathway for a business
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  2902. I find it's type system is really ugly. C# cleaned that up a lot
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  2903. So tell me genius, what could trump have done?
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  2904. By putting in that 30k investment you are opening doors. People with degrees still make 2-3x as much as people without.
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  2905. Heidi Kluger the research has been around for years and wouldn’t have been legal anywhere in the world if it put the public at risk. It’s all folklore, a conspiracy.
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  2906. People do it all the time, blaming heads aches on the radio tower a couple of blocks away rather than their lack of drinking, or blaming illness on a microwave even though it’s a normal thing to get sick when you come into contact with other people.
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  2907. It doesn’t. But what he said, directly to the mother of a disabled child, is outright insulting.
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  2908. The only road we are going down is the road to $30 trillion in debt... which looks to be coming in a few months.
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  2909. He’s purposely conflating Musk’s claim they can get the marginal launch price of Starship to $2m with the entire cost of development (which is currently $1.9 billion, well atleast that’s NASA’s share)
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  2910. Kai Cooper they only came from a warzone.
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  2911. China manufactures mostly simple things.
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  2912. They did it purposely. They didn’t want more riots
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  2913. Why not?
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  2914. $10 trillion?! Little did they know in the next couple decades that number would triple.
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  2915. You have absolutely no idea what you’re on about. SpaceX is best poised out of the entire space industry for the future. Even if Starship goes bust (which it won’t but stick with me), Falcon 9 is the cheapest and most reliable heavy lift rocket ever built, and has a cadence no one could dream of Even without NASA SpaceX could survive. The Space Industry is already mostly built for the military, Space Force has a higher budget than NASA
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  2916. Like...
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  2917. Ian Erickson well it really is, but sadly this isn’t always the case. I’m a strong advocate for teachers to be able to conceal carry and protect our students
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  2918. Or the “Recommended for you” crap.
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  2919.  @m.f.3347  I won't list the variables again, but there's so much about how different countries approach driving that comparing them is pointless. The Netherlands is nothing like the US, so trying to imitate it won't work there.
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  2920. Colin Overkamp no
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  2921. This is tine for republicans to really push forward and rebuild America. A ruptured Democrat Party, and a very powerful republican leader
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  2922. The other thing they have in common is legroom
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  2923. $$$
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  2924. He has never spoken well, but I think he has noticeably worsened
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  2925. Not all, and they can stand minorities. You cannot call out alt-right extremists and call the entire right wing evil, the same as [most] wouldn’t call out alt-left extremists and call the entire left wing evil. I don’t look at the stupid riots burning down buildings and attribute that to the actual cause, which is valid (although rather misleading). You shouldn’t do that either.
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  2926. It was just a fluke that all his companies have been massive successes and have each changed their respective industries…
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  2927. Also do some research. StarLink satellites fly low to the Earth so will fall in months if they shut down or are destroyed
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  2928. Google "OCILLA"
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  2929. Nothing quite like the Aussie a current affair.
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  2930. I’m pretty sure the Australian one started earlier? Idk there’s like a million a current affairs
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  2931. Ok but who’s playing on that
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  2932. What should America do, sit and look upon the corruption and atrocities done in these countries? That’s what the League of Nations did, and it lead to WW2. America is the worlds “police”, of ours it takes some resources like oil - it takes out terrorist regimes. It destroyed Isis, in return it’s alliance and trade with Iraq is very good.
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  2933. No ones going to kill you, Linux is ok for advanced users but is crazily confusing for your average joe.
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  2934. That's why houses are so fucking expensive
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  2935. No it’s not. Voting in corrupt leaders destined to put your country under debt is not the way to go.
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  2936. Tommy Aquino no I’m just saying that voting on politicians that are threatening to turn your country bankrupt is just utter ignorance.
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  2937. Tommy Aquino agreed, but people like Bernie Sanders, people planning to put America under 30 trillion dollars+ debt ain’t who you want
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  2938.  @justterrell956  they have legalised weed, but it’s still a very new industry. The huge spike in demand, with no real supply to back it up is inevitable going to make weed prices in the legal market jump for a few years. Eventually they will settle down. And when that happens, drug cartels will start to struggle. Offering forced rehab to those convicted of drug crimes (instead of prison time) would go a long way to breaking other addictions like heroin. But decriminalising these drugs will only make the problem worse.
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  2939.  @justterrell956  forced rehab is the way to go. Not prison and definitely not decriminalisation.
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  2940. Lightingwarrior those “deer” are isis terrorists that kill hundreds daily.
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  2941. Lightingwarrior those beheadings of who? US captured troops and people who dare speak against them. They are terrorists, and they die. I agree that posing isn’t a great look. It is disrespectful to the person and their family. However, that’s not worth getting a war crime over and being deranked. This guy is a hero, he served as a soldier for over 20 years.
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  2942. The only reason he wasn’t found guilty is that there was no evidence, just testimonies from his partners who had a grudge against him because he was a harsh leader. One of them even admitted that they did the crime (killed the prisoner) to end his suffering humanely.
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  2943. Enforcement of the fairness doctrine was controlled by the government in power and thus weaponised to censor their opponents whilst letting stations who supported them curtail the rules. It was never really fair. It also wouldn’t work today. It only existed on the principle that there were a limited number of TV broadcasters, it didn’t apply to print media because there was more competition. Today there is ample access to differing views it isn’t necessary
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  2944. Debates are a great idea that’s been ruined by bias.
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  2945. Yeah, except you are paying for someone to go take a useless degree in your taxes.
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  2946. Sodium ion doesn’t have much potential but there are battery technologies that do. But they aren’t needed. Lithium ion is good enough and has a lot of room to continue to improve.
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  2947. And landed it
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  2948. Doing these calculations anywhere in the world will give the same result (to a tiny degree of inaccuracy)
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  2949. Genesis rain money is one of the biggest factors setting us apart from other species. Where other animals seperate by groups and leaders, we have invented an important system that promotes productivity. Now let me ask you: where’s the money for these “renewable” energy sources going to come from? Welfare? Military? Schooling?
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  2950. What politics? Trump acted extremely early with the resources he had, closing the border on January. At that time, all of the supposed “experts” told him that closing the border would do more harm than good. Biden called trump racist and xenophobic. Once it got in, it was largely out of trumps hands. He could provide funding to states, but with the emergency stockpiles depleted. In particular masks, which were depleted fighting Swine Flu. Let’s look at swine flu shall we? Compared to covid, which only has had 6 million cases, swine flu had 60 million. Swine flu was a virus just as contagious as COVID. If swine flu were anywhere near as lethal as covid, you would have seen 2 million people dead. Trumps ability to control the virus - even with his limited executive powers is unrivalled in US history.
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  2951. Not to the point of being uninhabitable, as said in the program
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  2952. Maybe the only true way to make a secure network is a CA funded by everyone, a not for profit company that’s only income is to pay off its expenses. A sort of “internet tax” for using the internet.
    1
  2953. Because we should base all our laws on a quote. It’s not hilt in the premise if immigration, this thinking has lead to the housing crisis we see today. People living on the streets because they have nowhere else to go
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  2954.  @Bee-tz2hg  yes. Extreme immigration from people overseas has driven up the demand for housing, and priced people out of their own neighbourhoods. They also take jobs, which drives down demand for workers and lowers wages. The facts are: immigration hurts workers.
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  2955. Lol have you even heard of Halo 4/5? They “revamped” the movement there. It just doesn’t work with Halo.
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  2956. Hunter Killer drone deployed
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  2957. As long as he has insurance he should be fine, life is better fir the rich in the us.
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  2958. They never had LiDAR. LiDAR is insanely expensive, I think every Waymo car has $50k in LiDAR on it on top of an additional 30 cameras, USS sensors and a massive Radar. He believes it’s a waste of money, that a camera + processor can do the same job as a LiDAR for a fraction of the price.
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  2959. Because it’s just as, if not even easier to use than Fahrenheit, and it’s convenient for global conversions. Scientists in the US use metric, it’s only the public that doesn’t.
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  2960.  @Njennings42  no idea, because the majority of the world has
    1
  2961. Being the highest paid demographic is a strange way of saying “discrimination”.... but what would I know
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  2962. That was literally the point of the ISS, to study the effects of microgravity and radiation and develop ways to mitigate them. Things like daily exercise, improved radiation shielding, etc. They won’t be on the moon for long. Just a month + half a month travel to and from. Much shorter than the average stay on the ISS.
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  2963. If they were armed like US citizens attacks like these wouldn't work very well
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  2964. Nuclear produces tiny amounts of waste. There was a picture of the waste from a nuclear power plant and you could fit it in a small McDonald’s. Coal produces many magnitudes greater waste
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  2965. Haha
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  2966. I hope he wins
    1
  2967. Because they make more money by loaning it to people
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  2968. Lili Hakim for the thrill. Yeah this wasn’t safe but it was more the hill than the height.
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  2969. Sounds like a gang or cult to me. The whole point of the second amendment (too me, and the legal interpretation) is that the first and second halves are separated, but also correlate to each other that gun laws must not be infringed for use by a civilian militia.
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  2970. Aliens From PR didn’t see any republicans riot when Obama won... but when trump won those baby’s who call themselves Antifa took to the streets
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  2971. 0.03% of deaths are done by accidental shootings. It’s not common. Your little toddler will most likely die from the flu before then
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  2972. And a knife couldn’t kill you while your sleeping? Bad things happen everywhere, but look into it a little more.
    1
  2973. Use Linux, use TOR in a VM and never use or give any information that could be tracked or give even the slightest hint to who you are.
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  2974. What about the lithium? It’s not cheap to make batteries you know, and that fact alone makes EV’s terrible when compared to a ICE
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  2975. Jeb H ok man
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  2976. Ok
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  2977. And so drive up prices?
    1
  2978. UE would be so much better if it STUCK WITH THE INDUSTRY STANDARD NAMING SCHEME WE ARE ALL USED TO, and let you code through text
    1
  2979. He was paid loads
    1
  2980. What?
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  2981. They did pay out compensation
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  2982. It was a camera placed on the rover. It wasn’t Apollo 11, I think it was 15 or something.
    1
  2983. Ever watched boats go over the horizon? You’d see it curves
    1
  2984. The Van Allen belts are spheres of high concentrations of radiation and other particles caused by our magnetic field. Dangerous, but not to astronauts who travel through them quickly. It mainly prevents us from putting a space station in the belts
    1
  2985. Rockets curve to build up horizontal velocity. If they just went straight up they’d just fall straight back down. They need horizontal velocity so they maintain orbit
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  2986. We are screwed if we go with China. A totalitarian regime that hates all the values we hold dear
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  2987. No it shouldn’t. It’s not hard to grasp
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  2988. Keeping the value of your currency low actually increases inflation.
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  2989.  @lagrangewei lies. Chinas going to invade even if Taiwan does nothing.
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  2990.  @yangli8147  bing chilling
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  2991. A 401k system puts the individual in charge of their own future. It pushes people to work harder to pay off their retirement. A pension system has many other flaws, like the risk that the company goes out of business all together.
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  2992. Oh sure, definitely not the media who claims he’s the second coming of hitler
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  2993. It’s not more specific, quite the opposite. Celsius was made to standardise temperature.
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  2994. lol 😂
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  2995. Steve C...
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  2996. Trump would be willing if it’s a one on one like with George Floyd’s family. Heck, it may have been in person. But having a lawyer be the one speaking is just stupid, it’s not court. And why not condemn vigilantes? Because he wasn’t one. He was there to help out protesters - the gun was there just to protect him. He has a medic bag, and a fire extinguisher which he used to put out a dumpster fire.
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  2997. s r they wanted trump to talk on the phone with a lawyer, that’s just inappropriate - as the president put it.
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  2998. s r killing 2 people for protesting? You obviously haven’t seen the video. The first guy chased after him for putting out a dumpster fire (that’s what started the first encounter). After that a large mob of rioters chased after him, shoving him to the ground and assaulting him.
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  2999. s r he was there to help defend businesses. That shop in the first clip was set alight in a riot the previous day. Kyle went there with a fire extinguisher and a first aid kit, and took the gun for self protection. Thank god he had that gun
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  3000. Bad parenting, hopefully she enjoys caring for 6 kids later in her life
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  3001. Trains should be automatic with drivers for emergencies
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  3002. Just because your a vet doesn’t make you immune to the law. And they did look into Russia’s bounties, there’s no real evidence. Again, what is trump to do? Accuse Russia and start a Cold War, or actually try to improve relations and form a powerful alliance.
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  3003. Dennis Alvarez sorry, autocorrect. It’s been edited. And onto the Russian bounties, again there is no evidence. We know Russia funds the Taliban, to some extent. But to say that they pay them out for every kill is very different. Trump wants America out of Afghanistan anyway, I honestly don’t see why they are still there. And about the bullying gassing and beating? Only if they commit crimes. These are riots, not protests.
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  3004. Dennis Alvarez the first amendment doesn’t protect riots. It does protect peaceful protests, but Washington was not peaceful. Rocks and other objects were getting thrown at the cops, and it was nearing the nighttime enforced curfews.
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  3005. Dennis Alvarez to date there are bounties is very different from just funding. We can infer that Russia wants its own influence into Afghanistan for its own agenda. In my opinion, I say have it. Afghanistan is a poor country with very litter capacity to ever endanger the us.
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  3006. Dennis Alvarez the Taliban? If America wanted they could wipe out the Taliban in a matter of days.
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  3007. How
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  3008. juster2432 there hasn’t been a full hydrogen car yet. But if there is I won’t be buying it.
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  3009. Austin George bio diesel unfortunately has the same issues as lithium-ion batteries- it’s not as energy dense. Also it degrades over time, meaning long storage is not an option.
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  3010. It can also damage your engine, and is around 1.5x more expensive to fill. It is not that bad, just not the best. And it releases carbon.
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  3011. The us army demonstrated a “rail gun” which uses electromagnetism to shoot a large projectile to compromise a tanks armour. Very cool, but it was noted that it used a lot of electricity compared to conventional methods of shooting projectiles. Plus, it gets really hot.
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  3012. But accurately shooting a thing “into orbit” is harder than it sounds
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  3013. It follows the law
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  3014. Pretty much every proposal required refuelling of some sort.
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  3015. What 5th gen fighter is in this war?
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  3016. Apple
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  3017. Amazon
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  3018. Because he’s the fucking president
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  3019. I mean yeah it did affect small creators, like that small creator that tortured their cats. But anyway, without dislikes the only way we can get a good gauge on the quality of a video is the comment section, which can be curated by the creators of deleted outright
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  3020. Yes
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  3021. You lack imagination
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  3022.  @ExxonValDeezNuts  interstellar travel is possible. Whether humans will do so is a different question that no one can answer. But I choose to think we will becauseI l like to look on life optimistically.
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  3023.  @ExxonValDeezNuts  it isn’t impossible. We theoretically know how to make an engine to do it now. Project Orion looked at Nuclear Pulse Engines which could push us to 10% the speed of light. An optimised version with more powerful nuclear warheads could probably push us to 20% which would get us to Proxima Centauri in 30 years. In the future we’ll perfect fusion power which could theoretically get up to 90%. The only thing stopping us is the will to do so.
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  3024.  @ExxonValDeezNuts  Proxima Centauri has an Earth-like planet in its habitable zone. It’s a potential source of life, but at the very least could support human life. Supplies would be sent in advance that could allow humans to build a self sufficient colony. Supplies and humans could be sent continuously to ensure it survives.
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  3025.  @ExxonValDeezNuts  what are you on about technology hasn’t evolved? The last 30 years have been the fastest period of growth in history, and the next 30 will be as well. Just because you have kept your head in the sand doesn’t mean the world isn’t changing.
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  3026. No one simps for the SLS. Not even NASA employees. It’s so bad that it’ll essentially be relegated to Artemis as all of its other missions get changed to far cheaper rockets. And it’ll probably be replaced before Artemis ends.
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  3027. The reviews say the same thing
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  3028. Darin Johnson they are the biggest country in the world, and a third world country.
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  3029. In the event of an earthquake everyone in the tunnel dies.
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  3030. India is Asia’s fastest growing economy and will over take China in a few decades on its current course.
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  3031. Not much worth modifying when the stock model can go 0-100 in 4s and the audio on the inside is solid.
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  3032. New Zealand and Australia have always had high immigration. Europeans sailed across the ocean to get here
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  3033.  @Mick_Unfiltered  Australia’s current immigration rate isn’t even high on a historical basis. In the 1800s immigration rate was 3x what it is now, in the 40s, 50s and 60s it was also higher.
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  3034. Actually no they don’t. A lot of designs were lost, either accidentally or purposely thrown away by suppliers when Apollo was ended. But even if they did have them, all the experts and engineers, all the factories and equipment, and many of the technologies simply don’t exist. You’re starting from scratch
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  3035. And then on top of that we want to make it cheaper (Apollo was incredibly expensive), safer, more capable, etc.
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  3036. Lily Bloom maybe that’s more to do with your president. Why should America open its doors to illegal immigrants when half of them don’t pay taxes - while reeling the full benefits of the welfare system. Remove the front wall if your house and plant a sign outside inviting people in, chances are after a few months (if you face into a poor neighbourhood) your house would be robbed clean.
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  3037. Trump isn’t against legal immigration
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  3038. No it won’t. And it’s banned
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  3039. * porn *
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  3040. Jojo lu it’s a joke, chill out.
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  3041. I don’t actually mean it
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  3042. And feminism = cancer
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  3043. Malcolm Abram can’t make the batteries lighter though
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  3044. Binge Planet raw fish is safe if refrigerated properly
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  3045. Tell that to the FDA, which says it’s safe if refrigerated to their guidelines
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  3046. Nathan V ok, so why don’t we use it these days?
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  3047. I mean in nowadays incandescent lighting? I’m saying your total bullshit.
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  3048. Yeah, it’s better for the economy when your not fighting endless wars
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  3049. The problem isn’t Brexit, though it doesn’t help. Since the start of the GFC Britain has stagnated, as have much of the EU. Whilst that’s been an insane period of growth for the US.
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  3050.  @oceanwave4502 yeah, maybe in Europe. The US is very anti-union
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  3051. 10 years until doomsday. What a shame
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  3052. Not even close
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  3053. Carnots principal?
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  3054. TUO LI sadly instead the government had taken their place. It can control what and where people can buy or go.
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  3055. I don’t see any rational debunking, just the same talking points he’s used for years. He was wrong about EVs, wrong about Falcon 9, why should anyone care what he says about Starship?
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  3056. CloudBomb3r maybe don’t shoot at officers
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  3057. He’s the Australian Wendy Williams
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  3058. 343 is shit. The only games they’ve made have been shit. 4 was a call if duty clone, with sprint, load outs and the fastest ttk in all of halo. 5 was a disappointment with the worst story in probably all of gaming.
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  3059. Nub Cops why not pork?
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  3060. We shouldn’t aim to make every time well off. People without a job shouldn’t be “well off”. People working a brain dead low effort job shouldn’t be “well off”.
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  3061. It was to do with greenhouse gases. CO2 levels have risen and fallen over time. The only difference is now that humans are emoting more and more carbon, we are seeing CO2 levels rise exponentially
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  3062. People thing x86 vs ARM vs RISC-V is important. It isn’t. It’s just that x86 is locked to Intel and AMD, the former which purposely stopped innovating because they had market dominance. That’s why RISC-V is probably going to be the future. The more open the more competition
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  3063. Free Speech is dead sadly. People don’t want free speech, they want to be in a bubble of speech that they agree with
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  3064. With the dems sending through $3 trillion still packages - no wonder they went on break
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  3065. What’s the point, ICEs are on their way out
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  3066. Yeah pretty much. Artemis isn’t just redoing Apollo, it has a much greater scope.
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  3067. Coming from where?
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  3068. Jimmy Wijaya like what? Are we going to tax toilet paper?
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  3069. nuwavghost capital gains are taxed twice, once through corporate taxes (which ARE lower) and then again through income tax. So no, the rich don’t get away paying less tax, they actually pay more
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  3070. nuwavghost on the basic level, corporate income is taxed twice. This is good for local business, which is only taxed once. So yes, capitalism helps businessman- but our freedom allows anyone to be that businessman.
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  3071. nuwavghost no, COVID-19 did by killing small business and putting people out of work.
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  3072.  @maurab5262  what regulation says that you cannot design your own ride? Yes it’s uncommon, but it’s not illegal.
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  3073. The number of cows in the US is at a 40 year low. How Chicken farmers have able to keep their price stable through inflation is a mystery though.
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  3074. That’s naked shirt selling - which is illegal. Normal Short selling requires you to borrow a share
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  3075. Amazon had alot better prospects for future performance, seeing as it is a tech company that revolutionised the way we shop.
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  3076. > Trump suggested that he would not support NATO allies unless they first fulfilled their financial obligations That's a great thing. Forcing NATO countries to properly fund their militaries only strengthens the alliance. At the moment if the US left, the rest of NATO would lose in a war to Russia. They should be self sufficient, US support should bolster their strength not be their strength.
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  3077. “But what about a hacker who has their skillcape” That’s brilliant
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  3078. Automation has and will always benefit everyone.
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  3079. Publius Maximus Manlius if he wins we’re screwed. He will force all families to purchase electric vehicles, costing trillions of dollars. He is threatening to remove our lives. He is threatening to set America years in debt.
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  3080. Crunching is fine, devs work a bit harder and get huge overtime pay.
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  3081. What? Your body does not get starved of oxygen, it’s a face mask. It reducing how much oxygen gets to you, yes, but your body only needs so much. The recommended face mask is pretty breathable, and is worn by doctors 19 hours a day every day they work. Masks slow the spread of COVID, this enforcement officer wearing masks is only in effect in outdoor areas. That’s where ur speeds the most, and it’s where you do t spend that much time.
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  3082. Cisco DLC there is plenty of scientific evidence, the fact it’s used in high infections risk environments to protect doctors should allude to that. The OSHA oxygen standard is a standard for oxygen supply in jobs. Offices for example have to monitor their oxygen levels, especially in tall buildings where the air near the higher levels needs to actually be pumped up. Actually there has been many studies on masks, and if they cause hypoxia (lack of oxygen supply). No evidence suggests that masks are to blame, and for the time you actually wear it (the day hour a day you are in public or shopping) it won’t harm you. People with severe respiratory problems can be exempt from wearing a mask, however if you are really that sever you shouldn’t be going outside at the moment, the virus doesn’t choose it’s victims, it just goes for anyone unprotected. There is NO reason to NOT enforce masking in public places. It saves lives, it doesn’t harm anyone’s. It will protect those more vulnerable, we should think for them.
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  3083. Cisco DLC yes, if you are sick it can stop it from spreading, by not only catching particles, but slowing them down. It also helps you if you aren’t sick, by catching these particles.
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  3084. MO that is completely false. Again like the guy said above, surgeons have to put on multiple masks and purifiers. They stop much more from getting on and out. They don’t “pass out”. Wearing a scarf or face mask isn’t going to suffocate you dumbass. They’re made to be breathable for those really small air particles, but don’t allow the bigger virus particles through.
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  3085. Who cares, if you’re vaccinated you are fine
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  3086. lol
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  3087. Google is banned in China
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  3088. He can’t be nice because he used to be an engineer for the DoD?
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  3089. Because that’s worked extremely well... Yes, I think public schooling should always be an option. But having private schooling and private universities means that there is competition
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  3090. MatchstalkMan except many of the facts are exaggerated. The part about the explosion being 5 MT was completely wrong, with actual calculations being around 5 kT.
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  3091. It’s pretty obvious that he shot in self defence.
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  3092. That's one sad looking salad
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  3093. 70% of natos budget is funded by the us yes, while countries like Canada continue to reduce the overall spending they put into it.
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  3094. What
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  3095. Him. He’s a working human and by law he is completely susceptible to any charges that face him.
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  3096. The most American thing I’ve ever heard
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  3097. It’s actually way harder to catch it,
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  3098.  @brentonherbert7775  because it saves a lot of weight and cost on each ship and booster
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  3099. SS Robs the only problem is that it would take to long to remove the gun
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  3100. The Suey that would be sad
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  3101. Apollo cost $250 billion. Also a lot of digital processing power wasn’t needed because the Apollo lander relied on analog inputs and had humans that could manually guide it.
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  3102. WHATTT??? Do you know how hard syncing 4 engines is?
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  3103. For a phone camera it’s pretty good
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  3104. Because infinity is not a number
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  3105. Foster your shit mate. No one in NZ wants you to be coach, you're the worst coach we've had, period. Uncreative, uninspiring, unfit to be coaching the greatest team in the world. Your selections in the forwards are baffling, your backline is shocking, and you have no answers if something doesn't go exactly as planned. Ian Foster's records so far: - First loss to Argentina - First loss to Ireland in NZ - Lowest win rate for a coach since 1995 - First time ABs were 4th on the rankings
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  3106. yujinn g historical human artifact V A new energy source that has little hope of success
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  3107. TheDankLord no it won’t. If the profit margins grow then another company will come and undercut their prices.
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  3108. LongNeck Mando do you know how unreliable a taser is against an adrenaline filled knife wielding criminal? M
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  3109. Didn’t we change from using commas to spaces, so it’s 100 000?
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  3110. “Are all free to play players bots?” Yeah pretty much
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  3111. Wages will go up in 40 years. Generally wages outpace inflation
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  3112. So was 2018... It captured 2018 perfectly
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  3113. Yeah, they’ll be useful for SoCs or mobile/laptop chips. But desktop chips don’t really need them
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  3114.  @noobyfromhell  I like his reasoning though. Having your GPU power up for a few seconds to answer a query or edit an image isn’t going to have a big impact on battery drain or heat output. NPUs are for things that will run for long periods, or constantly. Sure they can also answer queries, but if you’re taking about a LLM, even small ones require massive brute force so you’d probably power up your GPU anyway.
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  3115. It's called the High Court 😂
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  3116.  @avvidsttv8185  the Supreme Courts are the highest at the state level, all of those are superseded by the High Court of Australia at the federal level
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  3117. bro
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  3118.  @hanwang110mhh  the next debate is in September, people will already have their minds made up by then. Biden needs to go or Trump will be the next president
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  3119. IKR. It’s sad really, I even found a commenter saying that paying tax is a value of an American
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  3120. Can the US just invade China and Russia already. Then we can have peace for once
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  3121. Yamcha Gaming I would much rather the world be overrun by America, and have freedoms, instead of China or Russia where you have none.
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  3122. Lucas castillo can you vote? China is probably the most unfree country their is, you know they have over 600 million facial recognition cameras that track you everywhere you go, your purchases and search history is tracked, who you associate with is tracked, what you do or say on social media. If you dear speak against the dictatorship, you are blacklisted and you pretty much can’t leave the country.
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  3123. Where’s this freedom? All I see is a totalitarian regime taken to the extreme. People in North Korea have more freedoms...
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  3124. Russia? Keep up with the times, Russia hasn’t been competitive in space for over 5 decades. China is the new kid on the block.
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  3125. Yep. Same goes for lasers and gases. Leaving incurable injuries even if you don’t kill them
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  3126. This is not fascism, it's the opposite of fascism. It's returning the legislation back to the democratically elected governments of each state.
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  3127.  @hackmedia7755 SpaceX has been giving results though.
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  3128. Never did
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  3129. Only if the program utilises all those threads, which they rarely do. And if they’re not being utilised, hyperthreading is simply a drain on power and a waste of space. Remember these will be going in thin and lights, where power and thermal legroom is very limited. Performance per watt matters more than peak performance. And no it’s not because Intel can’t work with HT anymore, from what we know Arrow Lake will still have hyperthreading.
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  3130. Go to your local university or college. You will want to pull your hair out. Karen’s may be dumb, but at least they didn’t put themselves in 50k debt to get there
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  3131. And they are very experimental, cost about the same and don’t have the quality taste of current meat
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  3132. It can, it’s up to the states to do that. There’s no federal rule over his votes are distributed
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  3133. There are means written directly into the constitution that allows the government to amend it however they want. I personally don't think it's the business of the Supreme Court to project their own agenda onto the constitution, and to leave the changes up to the democratically elected leaders of our government.
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  3134. Housing prices would just go up.
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  3135. Because most of the grid relies on fossil fuels like Oil, and if you haven’t been paying attention Oil prices continue to rise due to war.
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  3136.  @robmadaffari6270  1/5th of our power comes from Natural Gas (Oil). Coal prices is twice the price it was pre-COVID
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  3137. Templar Malta it’s not forced and it can be turned off or on at will.
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  3138. Well you’re a politician, you fix it.
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  3139. Public transport is only good for small ranges and is generally slower and more restrictive. They aren’t a replacement for cars.
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  3140.  @opelfrost  it works short distance. Still isn’t as convenient or quick as a car but it works. But beyond that it’s pretty shit. It’s much more expensive to take a train. Actually it’s often more expensive to take a train to other countries in Europe than to get on a plane. That’s why Amtrak leaks money. It makes no sense.
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  3141.  @opelfrost  by bullet train do you mean Maglev? Because Maglev is even worse.
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  3142.  @opelfrost  because Maglev is completely unsustainable. China loses money on its Maglev, fast trains are much more cost effective
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  3143. Ok it’s fine in already forested or once forested land, but it can actually damage ecosystems by destroying plants that animals that live in that biome depend on.
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  3144. George Bower and Dane Coles were the only decent front rowers in that squad. Codie Taylor is one of the most overrated hookers, he's shit and has been for the past couple seasons. We have better front rowers in NZ Our loose forwards need a switch up. Cullen Grace needs to be in the squad. Fukatava isn't ready for test rugby Our wingers, fullback and first-5 are perfect. The only hole in the ABs is 12 and 13, and our shit coach
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  3145. *15k
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  3146. I mean, they didn’t burn down anything or throw rocks at police. Just because they had guns doesn’t mean they were going to shoot
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  3147. My idea about it is that a countries capital shouldn’t have equal representation as it could lead to being to powerful.
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  3148. coffee they are in the same territory.
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  3149. coffee Washington is already home to the president and congress. There is already enough representation just by having these members of congress and the president live there.
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  3150. coffee they live there, they can be influenced by the lobbyists, ect. The people of Washington do already vote for president, the Democrats want seats of parliament as well. Washington DC is already represented in the fact that they hold the Houses of Parliament
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  3151. akme2d he turned at tased the officer
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  3152. SoopaKhell um no, crony capitalism is the result of government overreach, usually in the way of socialist policies.
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  3153. Kiwi snacks are better ngl. That’s why every NZ city has kiwi shops, never heard on an Aussie shop
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  3154. Stock buybacks are better from a tax point of view
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  3155. Nuclear is the future
    1
  3156. You can be a left wing fascist. Like China, both communist and a dictatorship. Adolf Hitler was socialist. The Nazi party was a right-wing socialist party. Two opposites. There’s no real 1 dimensional scale that can measure both.
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  3157. Most of it is just the value of his stocks. He has an 11% stake in a trillion dollar company. In reality his liquid wealth (liquid assets, cash, ect) are much lower
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  3158. What?
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  3159. Um… yeah. BCS is a much deeper show and intertwines perfectly with BB
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  3160. If windows defender detected it then it’s kinda your fault for getting hit by it
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  3161. Affirmative action has lead to higher rates of college drop outs in black people.
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  3162. How about America putting America first. You cannot complain about national debt, and then want the giver meme to being in huge social programs and then provide billions in financial aid to the world. If a country wants financial aid, and it’s not being spent well, no shit your going to be cut off.
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  3163. The wealth tax is probably the worst form of tax as it actively discourages economic activity.
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  3164. Yes throw away your meat. Meat is very dangerous if left for too long.
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  3165. SoS Legio Primus taste buds are subjective my dude, but Ben an md Jerry’s is delicious. Though bloody expensive.
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  3166. rhonda howard they are
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  3167. Trump has plenty of ammo. He says nothing now? Jump back. Plenty of great quotes: racial jungle, the fact he did nothing for 8 years, the fact that the media is discussing if biden even should debate like he has a choice.
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  3168. Future is our modern-day Jesus nothing trump does is headline grabbing unless it’s bad.
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  3169. Editing what?
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  3170. Editing what? Photos? Videos? Animation? There’s hundreds of amazing editors on Windows, look at adobe for example, or if you want 3D animation look at Blender, music even.
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  3171. There would still be an electric field in the wire
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  3172. Lazy? What if you’re tired, drunk, injured or otherwise unfit to drive?
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  3173.  @notyourtypicalwatchreview2563  Uber’s expensive. You could just have your car drive you home, or order a robotaxi
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  3174.  @notyourtypicalwatchreview2563  I also just hate using Uber, you also get cancelled constantly, or occasionally some dickhead refuses to pick you up. Robotaxis won’t have that issue
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  3175. KEEP CALM and PLAY SOCCER IN YOUR PAJAMAS he’s not a child rapist, nor is he the biggest piece of shit. That sir, goes to you.
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  3176. They are a problem for young babies, people with allergies and people with a deficient immune system. And even worse they are projecting it to others, making them and people that can’t take vaccines even more endangered.
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  3177. And the other 13 also contain musk rants.
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  3178. Fast charging takes around 30 minutes to 80%, and you regularly driver more than 300 miles in a day? But I agree. China has EVs that charge to 80% in 10 minutes. Tesla needs to catch up
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  3179. Why?
    1
  3180. He shot at them!
    1
  3181. It’s 2% per year on all of your assets beyond $50 million.
    1
  3182. Chris Whoop haha
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  3183. We don’t really. It’s more of a testing ground for technologies like infrastructure, but it’s not needed to put people on Mars. The current best plans for a Mars mission (Starship and Mars Base Camp) both launch from LEO
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  3184. It wasn’t the spit bag that killed him
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  3185. Why do these videos attract so many Russian r*tards who have no idea about economics
    1
  3186. They kinda have to
    1
  3187. Not as bad as welfare
    1
  3188. T W no photo by NASA is faked
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  3189. The money would go on drugs and other addictions. A lot of homeless people suffers from some sort of drug or cabling addiction - or are just bad with money in general. If I was a alcohol lobbyist I would support yang, it sounds like a great thing fir my business!
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  3190. Yeah and how many actually paid that much? There were loopholes everywhere.
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  3191. I say build the wall. Feel free to try to debate me.
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  3192. I can give you one that’s more: Obama.
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  3193. That will never happen. It’d be too complicated to program in edge cases like that, rather than let the car keep the occupants safe at all times
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  3194. Imagine if trump said it?
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  3195. If it was bullshit he wouldn’t have settled. He would have won and sued for defamation
    1
  3196. Chris Ford it’s not a pyramid scheme
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  3197. The Hater The founding fathers saved the country, without becoming a dictator in the process.
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  3198. The Hater I’m not going to defend election meddling. It’s terrible, and it’s not at all surprising that Clinton was the one to do it. But one way to stop meddling isn’t to turn the entire election process corrupt. Many countries have become a democracy recently. Indonesia is one I can recall off the top of my head, having its first real democratic elections in 2004. No one said writing a constitution, setting up Houses of Parliament and enforcing all thus was easy - but over 50% of the world has done so.
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  3199. Not a military state, it’s called policing.
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  3200. Yes, thanks to vaccines we weren’t wiped out years ago!
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  3201. Maniaouri I don’t see the problem? An AR-15 can not be concealed like a handgun
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  3202. I think he meant it was fake, it based off of a true story
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  3203. Lemon Grass still going
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  3204. It’s better in Washington than Beijing
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  3205. Unregulated capitalism would allow more businesses to start up and would kill these corporate giants
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  3206.  @thenightstalker8095  I wouldn’t put state capitalism or corporatism in seperate sections, they are both parts of socialism and capitalism respectively. What people tend to miss is that it’s a spectrum, a spectrum of large government interference (strict communism) all the way to individualism (strict capitalism). The best would be in the middle of what we have today and individualism.
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  3207. Anas ben Abdisselem what are you on? No developer in their right mind would use Mac, ever. There are so many problems, and it stems right down to the lack of compatibility between Mac and like 90% of file formats.
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  3208. India is corrupt as hell which is holding them back. They are growing quickly though
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  3209. We're not complaining, letting Russia punish businesses is more effective than us sanctioning them for doing business there
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  3210. The government loans money to banks. If the rates are too high, banks will not take the money and thus that home loan you might want will be denied.
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  3211. Quantum physics shows us some thing are truly random
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  3212. EMPs mainly affect large transmission wires and things connected to them. Small electronics are uneffected. This is because the EMF experienced in a circuit is proportional to the length of the circuit perpendicular to the electromagnetic fields produced by the EMP
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  3213. CatfishPlayz um yeah they are if they break the law.
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  3214. CatfishPlayz the natives didn’t colonise this land, they just lived on it. They didn’t have laws, or a justice system.
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  3215. CatfishPlayz I never said that, I’m just saying that the British are the first to colonise the land and they thought fir their colony
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  3216. I really don’t think you understand what you’re talking about.
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  3217. Wifey Kay they aren’t there to give a speech on why it’s nonsense, just that it is.
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  3218. Phizeta we probably wouldn’t inject that strain
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  3219. Gold farmers ruin the game for everyone
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  3220.  @jesl7752  they don’t care about the game, they’re in it for the money. They farm bosses endlessly causing high clues items to crash
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  3221. Pegs don't work because the next president would ditch them in a heartbeat to fund their socialist policies.
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  3222.  @BernardoLeon  yeah looks like it, click on his profile and see his comment history
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  3223. Are you really going to sit here and say that people have only been anti China for the past 4 years? How ignorant, Australian history has been pretty xenophobic. The only different is now we don’t hate them for WHO they are, we hate them for what they DO.
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  3224.  @kecentoh9531  yeah, those “education camps” are concentration camps. People, mainly based on race, get taken against their will and put in these internment camps to indoctrinate them.
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  3225.  @kecentoh9531  the majority of Taiwan would prefer peace, but China isn’t giving them any. Taiwan is its own country, the legal documents say that. The CCP has no control over Taiwan. The South China Sea is a mess, but China isn’t looking to resolve instead they build man made islands in other peoples territory in order to take more sea. China started making pushes against India as well, coming into land that’s not theirs.
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  3226.  @kecentoh9531  you are so indoctrinated it’s kinda sad.
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  3227.  @kecentoh9531  “if Taiwan was its own country” It is. Under Chinese law the CCP was given power over mainland China, while Taiwan was able to have its own government. That’s not a debate, it’s fact. China sees Taiwan as an asset, and want to take over a country which they have no right.
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  3228.  @kecentoh9531  I see China trying to steal the South China Sea, and parts of India. Don’t make up this bullshit that China is fine with other countries - because they are not They are bullies, they are corrupt, they spit on human rights, are against Democracy.
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  3229.  @cloudcai4177  democracy has nothing to do with rights, democracy means that you hate a voice in the legislative process. Rights are natural things, you can only take away ra gets, not give them. Look at China, it’s a dictatorship. That means that the government does CNY give two shits about its people thus the negligence of basic human rights we deserve. Things like the right to free speech, the right to privacy.
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  3230.  @cloudcai4177  China has been dealt with fairly. They are the second largest economy in the world. What China really wants is power - Australia should have nothing to do with a country so backward
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  3231. I’d love to see TLDR’s ranking for leaders, it’d be hilarious. Anyway got me it’d probably be Milei, the way he has completely turned around the country in a year is incredible. I don’t think any leader has made the changes he’s done in such a small time
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  3232. It’s mainly the content, tor has much more illegal stuff than the normal web
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  3233. How?
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  3234. It’s old, it’s got a leak, it needs a lot of refurbishments. It’s beyond time to retire it.
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  3235. This isn’t sensible, it doesn’t stop criminals from carrying guns. If I wanted to go shoot someone in New York I could steal or buy a gun illegally and do it. The only people this is hurting us the law abiding American
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  3236.  @Moocow9991703  would be tricky to pass up on a 20%+ annual return though.
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  3237. A very nice straw man you destroyed there, you pro-death piece of shit
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  3238. It’s pretty much like if you have the federal government the right to vote for the federal government AND the president.
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  3239. They haven’t, their economy is very reliant on oil and before COVID sent oil prices to the moon they were completely stagnant for a decade
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  3240. Just Google Norways GDP
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  3241. Chris Smith justice for a fair shooting?
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  3242. Sparrows Know he didn’t campaign on the Middle East, that was decades ago. He just send reinforcements to backup troops.
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  3243. And leave Iraq to fend for themselves, showing the world that we are weak? Showing our allies that they are not protected by us, and that if we have the option we will pull out in our own favour. They have declared war, and we need to prepare. If a single more attack happens, he’ll will brea loose and if we are not there, we will be fighting an uphill battle.
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  3244. Sparrows Know oh yeah they will, imagine the propaganda! It’s not Israel, it’s Iraq that’s in danger. Iran just shot missiles over their border! If we pull out what will our allies think? We need to fight!
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  3245. A. He hit a steel bar on the safety net
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  3246. Then you don’t understand anything about investing. It’s way more complicated than funding a “beneficial service”. It’s not unethical. If you spot a bad business with bad fundaments, why shouldn’t you be able to profit?
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  3247.  @ahmedahm1  I don’t think you do, if you did you’d have no problem with shorting a stock. It’s just one of dozens of mechanisms that is apart if modern investing, and it is an important part of the stock market.
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  3248. TSL Bloodmoney yeah, but school shootings are still quite common, if we erase those instances. The reason isn’t that guns are too easy to get (kids shouldn’t be able to get one anyway) but rather it’s a fun-free zone. I would like to see if a student had resistance, they would succeed in such violent act.
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  3249. Hyrum Beck some of the parts are exclusive but I did it a while back and saw you could save like $20k with better performance. Using a TR 3990X, 2x Nvidia Quadros in SLI, 2TB of RAM, ect.
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  3250. What about Musk’s track record of 50 people to orbit and back aboard Crew Dragon?
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  3251. It’s like they’re not allowed to block the road
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  3252. What?
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  3253. It’s necessary to kneel on him, but not on the neck.
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  3254. fire kneeling near someone isn’t going to restrain them unless you are Darth Vader. Applying pressure to the back is completely harmless. And yes, even handcuffed people are potentially dangerous.
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  3255. Kevin Bourassa and replacing him with who?
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  3256. Exactly. It’s a very interesting topic, especially because there’s a lot of parallels with China.
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  3257. Not even close.
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  3258. 1) To facilitate the growing world population 2) To improve the living standards and life expectancies of people accross the world 3) Reduce poverty 4) It's not truely endless, instead its just consistant growth. We are nowhere near reaching the limit of our current resourses, and further growth means we will be able to take advantage of more resourses efficiently to improve the lives of people rich and poor.
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  3259.  @miso-ge1gz  The population isn't growing - but consumer damand is. As people get older they need to use more medical services. As new, better techbologies come out, people want to buy them. The idea of a growing an economy is more about the basic human nature to want better. People don't work every day to get the same thing they got yesterday - humans have goals and desires and that is reflected in our economy.
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  3260. Baffled Citizen I would vote for war now that they have bombed two military bases and taken down a commercial airliner. It’s time to show the world this “fire and fury” we’ve seen across our news. It’s just words, we need action.
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  3261. creative username the interviewer started off by attacking Ben, saying he’s old fashioned. That’s not how you interview people.
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  3262. creative username so it’s not an interview right? It’s an attack. I agree with Ben on this.
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  3263. creative username I don’t understand your point, you are saying that this interviewer was forced into attacking Ben’s ideas? No he opened his argument with it, which when your the talk host asking questions isn’t something you should do.
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  3264. number1 agreed 100%, but this is not an example of Ben using facts.
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  3265. That’s not true, it was made very clear that the protest wasn’t stopped because of trump. It was stopped because rocks were being chucked at police, and it was nearing the enforced curfew.
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  3266. Yeah, that’s how it works
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  3267. Harvard has $50 billion in assets.
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  3268. Why is the government trying to defend huge billion dollar corporations like News Corp, which has been controlling the narrative for years... Power
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  3269. GitHub copilot or the garbage Microsoft packages with Windows?
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  3270. It was to give more power to the smaller states that feared their voice wouldn’t be heard. And it still achieves that today
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  3271. Exactly. The military budget is a war budget. We pay now so that we won’t pay for it with our lives in the future.
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  3272. You're completely right! We shouldnt have to pay for the things we borrow!
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  3273. What?
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  3274. Why? Keep it simple, you don’t need to over complicate things. Probably, but it wouldn’t be that great. Nuclear is the future.
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  3275. Why would you buy things through .onion anyway?
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  3276. Really question: why does bacon Blair’s family deserve a meeting with the president? George Floyd, sure. But Jacob Blake was killed by his own stupidity, not by a badly trained cop
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  3277. *300th very soon. They’re at 295 or something
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  3278.  @thomasbecker9676  https://youtu.be/A0FZIwabctw?si=CiXG0Dv37vK6VjQT
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  3279. Our spending is the only reason we’re not under your dictatorship rule.
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  3280. Stefan Baunack perhaps the dictatorship that the nazi party turned Germany into? If the us didn’t take Japan out of the war, it’s very possible that Germany - and the world - would be under a dictator rule. At least, nowhere near as democratic as we have now.
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  3281. Stefan Baunack China’s military is cheaper to maintain, due to many reason: - Wages are lower in China, so the military can pay lower - China does a lot less research, which saves them money that would otherwise go to R&D - China doesn’t have 50+ allies and multiple military treaties. Plus it isn’t a part of NATO (which protects Europe’s ass) - China doesn’t need to keep its personal well equipped as they are much more expendable. Overall there’s little budging in the us military budget if the us wants to remain powerful. Which it does, as a lot of the world relies on the us military.
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  3282. Stefan Baunack nuclear bombs will never be used in war. They are a deterrent not a weapon. But that still doesn’t mean that the us doesn’t need a powerful military.
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  3283. Stefan Baunack anyway, the majority of the us budget already goes to healthcare. The us government spends more on healthcare per capita than Germany, and that’s without a full Medicare plan. It’s not that the us doesn’t spend money on healthcare, it’s that it’s just too expensive. That is something you can’t fix by throwing money at it.
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  3284. Stefan Baunack the us needs a powerful military because not everyone holds the same commitments to freedom. Look at China, it’s a authoritarian communist regime with little in the way of human rights, private ownership and freedoms.
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  3285. It's interesting to me how the US corporate scene is like the exact opposite of Australias. Burger King US lacks innovation? Hungry Jack (our Burger King) pretty much changes it's menu every few months. KFC is an absolute monster, the second largest fast food behind Maccas. Also heard Kmart is a dying brand while Target is massive in the US, the opposite being the case here. And the long forgotten Woolworths in the US is the largest supermarket in Australia
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  3286.  @thanos8638  ah yes, government spending is a prime example of capitalism
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  3287. If they waited 2 more years, the British had French would have been prepared for the Germans.
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  3288. There was 1 person to die at the capitol and it wasn’t a cop
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  3289. For sure. Wait, I feel you’ve overlooked the Nazis, I reckon they are in on this as well. And the Soviet Union.
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  3290. Because eating out in America is fucking expensive. Might have to do with income being more normalised, high regulations and rent
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  3291. She should have retired back in 2010.
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  3292. Sadly side effects occur. But before vaccines over 100 million kids would contract measles yearly, about 200 000 would die. In the last ten years however, only about 9 people have died due to vaccines.
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  3293. Fired then from what? They’re probably just one of the kids parents volunteering.
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  3294. It wouldn’t be profitable.
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  3295. 0:42
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  3296. Tax credits are good when they are used well.
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  3297. Ireland needs to start paying up for a lot. It’s the biggest tax haven in the world.
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  3298. Why didn’t who use compressed air + CO2?
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  3299. I see it as a testbed for technologies we’d use on Mars (space suits, enclosures, rovers, solar/nuclear power, in situ resource utilisation). But as a launchpad like NASA proposes, I think it’s foolish. The 2 best options we have of getting to Mars atm (Starship, Mars Base Camp) make no use of the Moon.
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  3300. 1 dead 2 injured other than Trump. Massive f up by the secret service
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  3301.  @doctoronishispsychosislab1474 yes it is real. It's like a credit card, when you overdraft you are essentially borrowing from the bank.
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  3302. TheSovietSquirrel graphics aren’t everything. It’s important we look past the visuals. Bf1 and 5 might look the best, but imo are the worst in the series. As we look further, yeah go back to the graphics. It’s only down from there.
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  3303. anticarrrot it gets 10 billion a year, compare that to the yearly budget of the US: 3.5 trillion.
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  3304. That’s not true
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  3305. He isn’t wrong though, what’s the point of learning Spanish?
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  3306.  @Kingofavolon  it’s not impossible at all, it is widely adopted across the world.
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  3307. Which opens up market gains which allows a small business to innovate and take a part of the profits.
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  3308.  @i.p.7687  1. If they buy them out, what stops more businesses from forming? Unless the company controls over half of the economy - it’s going to be impossible to just keep buying them out. 2. Which is bad? The only reason a monopoly may be bad is because companies will raise prices. If they cut prices to outbid a competitor that’s just the free market at work. 3. Yep, that’s the route taken by many monopolies.
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  3309. This guy is a maniac, shows no remorse. Killed his brother-in-law’s friend for parking on his driveway, something so trivial. He killed, not impulsively, but in a cold planned way.
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  3310. They only nuked one
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  3311. Gwen Walravens it’s not a large army. The us army is dwarfed by the likes of China. It’s an advanced army. Less is soldiers put in harms way, more firepower. Endless supply of fuel and ammunition and the ability to deploy anywhere on command. No other military has that, they may have size but not power.
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  3312. How many churches waste money on jets and Bugatti’s. And the ones that do, they are taxed through VAT. Why should donations be taxed anyway, if people liked tax they would donate their money to the government. Most people know that the government is awful at spending properly and would rather hide to a private charity or church that’s accountable
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  3313. The Bad Russian Accent help people? He’s going to put America another 16 trillion dollars in debt. That’s without putting into account his Medicare for all plan, which could cost over 5 trillion dollars a year, increase hospital times, reduce the quality of care, ect
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  3314. I think you have to look at Trump vs Obama. Biden has largely maintained the foreign policy of Trump - going tough on China, bridging ties with Saudi Arabia (even though Biden campaigned on the opposite), etc. Obama was a disaster. He was soft on Russia, essentially let them waltz in and take Crimea with no resistance which ultimately gave them confidence in launching this all out war we have right now. He was weak on NATO, allowing them to severely underfund their militaries. Israel policy was a disaster.
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  3315. Im a bit confused... what about George Floyd’s death screamed racism? It seems more like a ducking crackhead if a cop.
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  3316. The medical industry works get hard to keep prices high.
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  3317. Jeff Bezos doesn’t make $11 billion a year. Heck he doesn’t make much money at all - all if it is shares in amazon.
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  3318. The entire world is. It’s like they’re the strongest nation on the planet or something
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  3319. Or planting trees
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  3320. Well it is. Sadly there just isn’t enough doctors and nurses, or money for a fully government funded health system.
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  3321. Mike Nazarian America spent just over 690 billion on military last year, which includes manufacturing weapons, surveillance and land security, ect. Seeing as America is one of the biggest targets, and has many allies that rely on them - I say that’s money well spent. But the 1.5+ trillion spent on healthcare dwarfs it, and we still have problems. So no, we don’t have money.
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  3322. Matthew Scruggs no they wouldn’t. If everyone joined the NPVIC then only the big states would really matter. Why campaign in the smaller states if they literally mean nothing.
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  3323. Huh?
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  3324. Lol that’s exactly how cats act.
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  3325. I’m sorry love but it’s actually within trumps right.
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  3326. Gabrielle Counts drugs
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  3327. Because it’s dangerous to let other countries have knowledge that we possess. It’s a strict competition.
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  3328. And satellites
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  3329. VidKid how so?
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  3330. Any reason they couldn't use a controller? They're well tested, easy to learn, easy to use. They're used in a number of applications, even the military uses them!
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  3331. It’s not the colleges job to get a student a job
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  3332. It wasn’t indiscriminate though.
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  3333. After Shuttle, NASA didn’t attempt to build a new rocket for ~30 years. It’s the problem Steve Jobs talked about a lot, and well that’s plaguing a lot of organisations - when you stop making new products engineers get fired, leave or stop being promoted. In their place you get managers and business people. That’s what happened really.
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  3334. Hugh Batchelor Roger 5g doesn’t produce anywhere near enough radiation to mutate your DNA, nor is there any evidence for it to make you sick.
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  3335. Hugh Batchelor how is it destroying humanity? I only see progress
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  3336. Ok
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  3337. Charlie every game you play you complain about frames dropping, i have done to the conclusion you play on a literal potato
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  3338. I’m just excited that a Windows Laptop will both perform well and have great battery life. AI is interesting but it’s obvious we’re not there yet
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  3339. You’re right. Both are men chosen by their people to stand up to totalitarianism. I wish more leaders were like them
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  3340. 😂
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  3341. Cheaper is wrong. Saturn V was incredibly expensive. The Lunar Module it launched was also tiny and isn’t close to the capabilities that HLS needs
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  3342. Idk, you have almost half a million subs. I'm sure you could prove that you are the true owner (through your devices or IP address
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  3343. WELDINGWITHTHEHOMIES we don’t have the footage before he was restrained. I think it’s pretty obvious to infer that there was some resistance
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  3344. Sounds like good fun... not
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  3345. I’d like to hear what your plan to fix the NDIS was
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  3346. Edmund Tozzi he’s not, he’s only having up the states with controlling riots
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  3347. Johnathan Chew I can’t find anywhere confirming this part of the story was fiction.
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  3348. Doesn’t matter when you shoot a cop with a taser. That’s assault
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  3349. Britains Got Talent is by far the worst version of that show.
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  3350. What’s the point of not showing the subreddit if you are going to read out the tithes of posts
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  3351. MISS ESHA https://youtu.be/_IN-YmosRME if you want to know the background
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  3352. Shut up. Please.
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  3353. It’s 7-9% because people don’t pay them off. 1% doesn’t even cover inflation, let alone pay off the debt others never pay. Its also 7-9% because they are risky. It’s not like a mortgage where the bank can liquidate the house. It’s a college degree... you can’t take away college degrees
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  3354. Aron Weldai not as good as Saturn V
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  3355. Aron Weldai yeah but falcon heavy doesn’t have the capacity to take a crew to the moon.
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  3356. That video was false though, it was taken ages ago. He didn’t go golfing after being shot. The only time he was seen was when he was getting off his private jet, where you don’t even see his right ear anyway
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  3357.  @jpatrickdowns  was it the photo either him behind JD Vance? That was also shared around even though it was taken in 2022. The first time we saw Trumps ear after the shooting was in the convention
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  3358. Isn’t it like -125 degrees Celsius? The amount of energy needed to keep the crew alive would be enormous
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  3359. Russia isn’t scared of NATO. They know that there’d never be political support of an invasion into Russia. And if there was, they are a nuclear armed state, no country can threaten a nuclear armed state. It’s a bluff they use to pull in gullible idiots like you.
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  3360. DIDA M there won’t be a jury most likely
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  3361. Better than McDo’s
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  3362. She is a 3 year old
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  3363. Thank you 🙏
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  3364. Was going to watch this video but the first 3 minutes is just full unadulterated ranting about Musk and I just had to turn it off. You even bought up an article from a fellow Musk hater 😂. Not even an ounce of impartiality.
    1
  3365.  @commonsenseskeptic  I’d say the same to you. You spent a whole minute relating Elon to “Please Clap” based off some op-ed? Is that fighting with facts to you? And then your demeaning tone as you describe Musk’s poor speaking ability, when it’s pretty established by now that’s because of his autism. I mean that’s pretty low man.
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  3366. SpaceX actually was one of the companies competing for a Commercial Destinations contract.
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  3367. kshitiz lama war time
    1
  3368. kshitiz lama nah, more like world vs Iran. You don’t take on the worlds biggest military, then order to shoot down one of your own commercial planes carrying people of all nationalities.
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  3369. kshitiz lama what country are you from?
    1
  3370. NATO does drills in their own land to show off their defensive capabilities. China does drills in other countries’ waters to show off their offensive capabilities
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  3371. King and Queen Turben we don’t need 5G? The reason for 5G is to handle more traffic. As more people use more devices that stream higher bandwidth stuff our current network (4G) will be heavily loaded. That means that the network will slow down even if it does meet the demands of content we are going to see in the near future.
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  3372. No, he never called covid a box. It’s been fact checked many times
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  3373. Ok
    1
  3374. Japans economic trouble hasn’t impacted people, they’ve still seen their living quality improve. Just more slowly than other developed countries
    1
  3375. No, he hates his stupid ideas.
    1
  3376. Why? Give me one good case. Anything, a news report, bodycam video.
    1
  3377. To be fair they probably hire for fill capacity, and when the state fails to meet the demand they just want some reimbursement on their loss. Everyone has a fair trial.
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  3378. Not only that, but if you own shares in YOUR OWN BUSINESS, like Jeff Bezos, you have to cough up a percentage. Jeff would have to pay $11 billion in wealth taxes a year... more than amazon even profits. He also doesn’t take dividends... he would have to sell his own business
    1
  3379. Nothing would stop then from making the exchange after they brought the food with their id
    1
  3380. You can’t just blow the dust off something you haven’t used in 50 years. All the experts and engineers, all the factories and machinery and many of the design documents are gone. You’d be starting from scratch. Which is what NASA initially planned. But then they went to commercial partners and SpaceX offered a much more capable lander at a quarter the price. Of course they were going to go with them.
    1
  3381. He explained why they didn't formally arrest him
    1
  3382. ossi_ at that point I think the terminate button should be built in.
    1
  3383. Natural Born Chiller because burning down phone towers can kill people who need to call emergency services
    1
  3384. They’re biting down phone towers,it’s aren’t even 5G. It’s a conspiracy being acted upon by the people idiotic enough to believe in it
    1
  3385. Natural Born Chiller they don’t though...
    1
  3386. Natural Born Chiller people setting up towers just wear a normal high vis, not a radiation suit.
    1
  3387. Alex, are you ok? Are you held at gunpoint, or are you a KGB insider?
    1
  3388. But you must remember launching a Starship rocket is dirt cheap compared to Saturn V. Launching 20 would still be 1/2 the price that launching Saturn V cost. And it has much more capabilities
    1
  3389. The federal government can’t enforce nation wide lockdowns dumbass. They can however send military forces into any state against the states will.
    1
  3390.  @TheYuhasz01  Reagan inherited a terrible economy from Carter and turned it around in every way. Inflation, unemployment, growth was all better under Reagan
    1
  3391. They’re democrats. No
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  3392. Being human for dummies
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  3393. Because that'll cost a lot
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  3394. Putin saw straight through her
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  3395. Starship is still in development… Starship V2 will come out sometime this year I believe. It’ll have the new Raptor 3 engines, a slight height increase, a few other changes and will have a 100-150T capacity
    1
  3396.  @thorin1045  what? They aren’t changing the engine, V2 will have the upgraded Raptor V3 engines though. This is something they did with Falcon 9 as they have improved the Merlin engine over the years. And completely redoing the second stage? They are changing the arrangements of the doors slightly and making it a couple meters taller, but I’d hardly call that “completely redoing”.
    1
  3397.  @thorin1045  1. “Not fully from scratch”. No young’s right, it’s not fully from scratch. In fact it’s not from scratch at all. It’s still a Full-Flow Closed-Cycle Methalox engine. It still has many of its components V2. Some are removed, some are changed. It’s an upgrade. 2. No again it’s not a complete redo because you already have the design down pat. Making the fuel tanks a bit bigger (if that’s even necessary) isn’t a massive overhaul. 3. What does this have to do with anything? The design doesn’t need to be locked in yet.
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  3398. They didn’t have the evidence to convict OJ
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  3399. Mridul no civilian has an assault rifle. An assault rifle is a military term that represents automatic weapons, which have been banned in the us since 1993. Actually for guns to provide their role as a defensive weapon, it would be wise that all law-abiding citizens be armed.
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  3400. Police do have superior firepower. Many have access to a semi-automatic weapon - usually a pistol, a tazer and also a more powerful shotgun/assault rifle in their car (locked) On top of that, SWAT units have access to those weapons in their normal duty.
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  3401. And there goes all the billionaires, putting their money in a bank overseas. I heard Monaco is nice this time of year.
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  3402. And if there was a cap, we wouldn’t have bill gates building a massive charity, or Elon musk staring up Tesla and SpaceX
    1
  3403. Both bad. Play warframe
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  3404. A developer using Mac? Get out of here. Have you seen one developer or even development studio that uses Mac.
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  3405. Bot
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  3406. That’s funny, considering that the EU and US are shitting themselves because Chinese made EVs threaten their national car industry’s. Cars, ICE or Electric, are already subsidised and protected by tariffs
    1
  3407. Yeah, encouraging NATO countries to actually fund their militaries proves a personal connection to Russia
    1
  3408. A minimum of 8gb, but when your running 8k video editing in the future you will need a system to hold up
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  3409. They were initially going to have an internal heat dissipation system but swapped to tiles because they are far lighter. Starship being steel still provides a lot more resistance to heating meaning the tiles don’t need to be as thick. They can also break off in places and the rocket can survive.
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  3410. But no that’s not the reason. The tiles don’t weigh enough to change the payload mass that much. The reason is Raptor 3 has been behind schedule, which is what’s going to enable them to reach their 100 ton goal.
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  3411. I’m convinced that people who vote for Joe Biden are mentally challenged and need to be evaluated by a doctor. Because I don’t understand how you see him, or his carer Kamala, as productive candidates for POTUS. Their polices are just awful, they are going to raise taxes after a recession. They are going to increase spending by $1.4 trillion a year, on top of the $1 trillion deficit we are already running.
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  3412. Royale Frex sure, but does that mean we let anyone over our borders?
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  3413. Royale Frex if native Americans had set up a constitution and were a civilised race - yes it was taken from them. They weren’t up to them at stage. If Europe hadn’t invaded the us, we would be like Africa, the technological growth they brought with them was enormous in building the world today. Here’s a question: what would happen if suddenly every country opened its borders? They would all flood to the rich countries, drain the countries of resources then the world would be at square one.
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  3414. Royale Frex that they pay for? What’s your point?
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  3415. What peaceful protestors? The ones setting fire to offices, shooting fireworks at police and chucking rocks?
    1
  3416. It was an aggressive mob that was possibly going to kill him. We’ve seen many people be killed by large mobs in these protests.
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  3417. Trent Jackson no he didn’t
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  3418. Trent Jackson to defend himself in case his life was threatened. He was there to help out, not kill anyone unless need be
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  3419. Trent Jackson escalated it? No it was Joseph Rosenbaum who did.
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  3420. Dex Nox for sure, I love mmorpgs. But in most of those games (or atleast rs) it is optional to pay. I thought you were speaking about online shooters.
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  3421. Dex Nox I know. Most shooters make you have to religiously learn the controls. I enjoy the learning curve, but I know a lot don’t, which is fine. But I see all the time that ptw only helps people who don’t have all the time in the world, and what I see is it just rips people who put time into a game off.
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  3422. Ranged op
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  3423. Do they cut out when he says he will shoot them, they don’t point out this guy is known for shooting into houses, they don’t show the gun... honestly give the media
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  3424. What’s the roadster?
    1
  3425. True, but the result approaches the length of the circumference. When we find the limit, we say that it is equal.
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  3426. It's not if you think about it
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  3427. Really the only thing that could save Biden is Trump getting convicted. Could happen, don’t know I’m not an expert, but it’s not where you want your campaign right now
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  3428.  @SamIAm-kz4hg  for what
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  3429.  @SamIAm-kz4hg  yeah... no thanks. Again, what has he done?
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  3430.  @SamIAm-kz4hg  the one that says that trump had no ties to Russia, and that Russia interfered on their own accord?
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  3431. That’s kinda the Cold War, was it not? Soviet Russia trying to take over the world through influence. Why does the EU exist? To stop another European world war
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  3432. Why? This guy you’re defensive without the full investigation is a child tapirs and domestic abuser
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  3433. ken seymour no doctor would say that, nor would know the difference. This virus was known for years, back in 2017 we knew about SARS contracting in vats and were tracking bat populations. Too late I guess.
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  3434. Grow some ball and ask politely
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  3435. Sorry about that.
    1
  3436. M Kuti-Childress yes she really overreacted, but I feel for her
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  3437.  @zhijianyan139  China controlled it? Then how did it spread to every country in the entire fucking world?
    1
  3438.  @zhijianyan139  no, when you leave your borders open so that people can go home and spread COVID, that’s not controlling the virus.
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  3439. I feel for her, she’s been through a lot. However this doesn’t mean that the police are in the wrong. The video looks like he shot at them.
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  3440. You just look at the money they have, you don't see the benefits they've provided. Jeff Bezos is insanely rich but the world would be considerably worse off without him. And most of their money is in an asset, it's already being put to use. Even if they liquidated their portfolio and put in a bank, the bank would use their money to hand out loans to people and businesses.
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  3441. ⁠​⁠ USERZ123XD people don’t have a choice to accept anyone else. Also hilarious you try to spin the Tiananmen Square Protest as pro-CCP
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  3442.  •Doggy style  his intro theme
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  3443. Please, enlighten me
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  3444. No, it’s a compound
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  3445. 1 Falcon 9 launch equals the emissions of 100 cars driving for a year. Which is significantly more, but not much considering how few launches there are vs how many cars there are
    1
  3446. For... defending the electoral college?
    1
  3447. A bit harsh
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  3448.  @Irobert1115HD SLS was 6 years behind schedule and $12 billion over budget. And it literally couldn’t launch today if it wanted because it damaged its launch pad and it still hasn’t been fixed. And it is too expensive so NASA has moved all of its missions to other rockets and it is facing full cancellation.
    1
  3449.  @Irobert1115HD SpaceX’s entire R&D spending over its lifetime comes to about half of SLS’s development budget. So for the price of half of the SLS, SpaceX has developed Falcon 1, Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, Starship, StarLink, Dragon 1 and Crew Dragon Which got better value for their money?
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  3450. Apollo was a rush to the moon. There was no worry about budgets, safety, future sustainability. Artemis is bigger, better and cheaper that Apollo in every way, that’s the goal atleast.
    1
  3451.  @piotrd.4850  hardly cheaper? NASA spent ~$290 billion on Apollo before they put the first people on the moon with Apollo 11. Today it’s expected they’ll spend ~$90 billion by Artemis 3. If you go part by part you’ll see this same reduction as well. SpaceX is being paid $2.9 billion to design, build and launch a lander (well 2 if we count the rest). They’re charging $1.1 billion for Artemis 4. If we just assume that $1.1 bullion be the cost for all future landers then after 6 (the number of times Apollo landed), NASA will have paid $8.4 billion. The Apollo Lander program cost $27 billion.
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  3452. Of course Elon will be right in the future, but we’re 20 years away from his future. So are we just meant to have no jets until then? Also, F-35’s can be converted to flying fully autonomous if need be.
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  3453. lester the molester different guy. Chauvin doesn’t have bail.
    1
  3454. john bonner yeah, that’s what bail is.
    1
  3455. john bonner doesn’t mean he won’t go to jail
    1
  3456. john bonner they don’t deserve any, especially not this officer. 4 days on the job AND chauvin was the officer in charge.
    1
  3457. Robert Secor that’s all he deserves. It wasn’t murder, and this officer wasn’t even involved
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  3458. Robert Secor it wasn’t murder it was manslaughter. Yes it’s really bad, and the cop is facing very harsh sentencing a bit you can’t make up definitions because of public outcry. That’s not a fair trial. From all of the footage I’ve seen, I see no conclusive evidence to suggest that Chauvin intended to kill George Floyd. So it’s not murder
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  3459. A government that cares about privacy? That’s refreshing, they probably have secret back doors into every ISP anyway but it’s a nice gesture
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  3460. Not true in the slightest
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  3461. Challenge 2 wasn’t testing the response
    1
  3462. Waste of time
    1
  3463. QC will let us simulate things that were impossible before. That’s the point
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  3464. Because the rest of the world cares for human rights
    1
  3465. Driouch Nadine much more human rights than that of the Iranian government. The us is the boy country in the world to actually have a persons rights protected in the constitution. No idea why you think the us doesn’t believe in human rights.
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  3466. Russia doesn’t use Soyuz because it wants to, it’s just that they couldn’t afford to build its replacement. It’s coming though, they’ve been working on its replacement for the last 15 years and it’ll be ready in 6 years or so if it stays on schedule (which it definitely won’t, this us RosCosmos we’re talking about)
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  3467. Allman braces are the best.
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  3468. Are you living under a rock? Global tensions are at its highest peak. China’s relations with the world are falling, Russia has been making plays on the US.
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  3469. My Space same for most journalists to be fair
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  3470. Did you watch the actual speech or the 10 second cut from abc
    1
  3471. Housing is a problem everywhere. Countries across the globe have become drunk on over regulating the sector.
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  3472. People are lazy and would rather all their needs be subsidised by the taxpayer?
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  3473.  @jakekaywell5972  of course there's a collective incentive, society would collapse. But why the fuck would someone waste away 15 years of their life training to be a doctor if they see no personal reward. The answer is they won't. Communism supports the dumb and lazy at the consequence of discouraging actual productive members of society from working harder
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  3474. Yet I reckon you still drive to work and back every day.
    1
  3475. His point was about vaccines v measles that, as he mentioned in the video, every child would contract at one point.
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  3476. Serfdomftw he’s just comparing statistics. Of course they wouldn’t be 100% accurate, but they are close enough.
    1
  3477. It's method is wrong, and the result is wrong.
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  3478. Water, shelter, clothing...
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  3479. P values aren’t the only thing used to support the validity of a paper.
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  3480.  @10-OSwords EVs are much more reliable. They’re super simple to make, much simpler than an ICE
    1
  3481.  @10-OSwords  the Consumer Reports survey found that EVs have more issues like panel gaps, door alignment, etc. It isn’t any problem with the engine, electric engines are far more reliable and dozens of studies attest to that (less maintenance required, less breakdowns, etc). Mainly that legacy automakers have ignored EVs so they’re dominated by new players.
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  3482. Mhorag Christie not all radiation is harmful, if it all was your lightbulb would fry your insides
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  3483. Yes. You just need the majority of electoral votes. Most countries have a system to stop big states abusing power, for example my country Australia (although not a republic) has 2 houses, the lower house getting seats based on the population of the state, and the other house getting 12 seats from each state. It’s not making votes useless, a candidate can win even if every state except the big 11 vote them in.
    1
  3484. Lewis Whisenant what are you on about?
    1
  3485. No it’s not, society strongly condemns it.
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  3486. Claim? 8 years of successful Falcon 9 launches in a row isn’t a claim it’s reality
    1
  3487. No
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  3488. The average EV is about 130% heavier than a petrol vehicle, owing to its lithium battery.
    1
  3489. StyxDippedHero it’s garbage
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  3490. Seeing how terrible the government handles student loans, and even thief own debt - I struggle to see how you would support a public bank system.
    1
  3491. lol what
    1
  3492. He just said. Criminal Justice Reform and Opportunity Zones.
    1
  3493. John Cohn these investors and businesses will look elsewhere for work, for investments and will cut back their payments to the us.
    1
  3494.  @wouldntyouliketoknow9891 so get rid of everything that made SpaceX successful and switch to the NASA way that leads to massive delays and budget overruns. Genius
    1
  3495. Maybe it’s because China is the biggest threat to democracy since the Soviet Union?
    1
  3496. They do...
    1
  3497. You are in the perfect weight range
    1
  3498. The average is 28.6 which is “overweight” so you are not “normal” but in a good weight range
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  3499. Not really, a nuclear reactor can last decades and doesn’t take the wear and tear of the wheels
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  3500. If anything the democrats are more fascist. The media is pretty much one sided, nothing trumps done has not gotten harsh critical - even when those exact steps may have been taken by another president.
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  3501. Laura Francis what media? There’s a heck more left media that right media, and the only real big right media is the alt-right bull shot Fox News. There’s like 1 person on Fox that talks sense and doesn’t speak about god every 2 minutes.
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  3502.  @dmwalker24 at the moment, but eventually they’ll get this rocket to the reliability of Falcon 9
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  3503. No that was a disaster. It was used by the government in power to censor their opponents whilst ignoring stations that were friendly to them.
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  3504. Said nobody ever 😂
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  3505.  @erik-ic3tp  in the past few decades many technologies have innovated and become cheaper, more efficient and easier build.
    1
  3506.  @erik-ic3tp  it’s slowed carbon emissions. But until we cut carbon down considerably- we will always be fighting an uphill battle
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  3507. I wouldn’t call it incest. Just a bit wrong
    1
  3508. 40 seconds in an Charlie said the single thing I’ve been saying for years. Fuck sprint.
    1
  3509. One medical emergency? Most people are insured/covered by Medicaid and Medicare.
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  3510. I find Japanese culture to be really strange, definitely their entertainment. That’s just me though.
    1
  3511. He’s already made a video on nuclear cars.
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  3512.  @nunofoo8620  A closed ecosystem isn’t needed for a sustainable colony on Mars, Mars already has the resources to sustain life.
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  3513.  @mdjey2  anything useful? Like water and CO2 which is abundant? Like iron (literally the reason the planet is red) and other metals which are abundant throughout? Sustainability is definitely achievable. And it doesn’t have to be done right away, the first humans will have ample resources to support themselves sent in advance.
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  3514. And not indexing it is not also super biased and stupid. I went on it and was weirded out by the absurdity of it, but I found an interesting fact and that’s that Switzerland has a seperate retirement age for men and woman. A perfect search engine would be one that lets you find anything you want, and leaves the rest up to the viewer. When you start picking sides, that’s when this whole idea of the web goes to shit
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  3515. Look at the Democrats. It was biden or... Bernie.
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  3516.  @WorldRugby  pretty similar to this week. I expect SA to come back strong, they always do. Australia vs England will probably be another tight game I'd like to be proven wrong, it could be an exciting week
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  3517.  @carwyngriffiths  it was an exciting week. Not the SA game though, that was f*cking boring
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  3518. Record turnouts, and the democrats still blame it on laziness
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  3519. It’s not taking, it’s just forcing him to not develop it and instead build a pond
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  3520. Why? A small colony of astronauts could make the trip there and back
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  3521.  @GrannyBender  rovers are hard to control. They can’t do everything a human can do. They’re also slow. I think I read out there that Apollo completed more tasks in 8 hours than the rovers they sent later did in a month. Also a manned mission to Mars would be as much an experiment on how to live on other planets as it is about learning about Mars.
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  3522. I reckon it’s some AI script that’s trying it’s hardest to relate to human media.
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  3523. Sree S reliant on oil? Norway is reliant on oil and its one of if not the greatest countries in the world.
    1
  3524. Remind you of anyone? Brett Kavanaugh?
    1
  3525. Look at those bars!
    1
  3526. And gaming media
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  3527. The Modern Dictator the left doesn’t talk about that anymore
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  3528. Definitely, I’m sure he wants to kill his supporters
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  3529. If the us started to spy on the apps then yes, there would be a reason to ban them.
    1
  3530.  @Joaquin546 definitely not a bot…
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  3531. It’s true though, California has neglected their forests.
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  3532. Pay varies amongst states because of cost of living, the wealth of said state and of course supply and demand.
    1
  3533. SpaceX has been reusing boosters for years now…
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  3534. It didn't come at the costs of our humanity, it came at the costs of rabbits, which are probably a quadrillion times less significant.
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  3535. Kind police? Soft police, they don’t do shit.
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  3536. It might differ from system too system, but if someone gets more loading than gameplay there’s an issue
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  3537. In windows you’d have to give it administrative permissions
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  3538. Australia has 2 political parties. Labor and Liberal have dominated politics since 1941.
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  3539. National security is not a waste of money. Actually it’s more like world security. The US is allies with dozens of countries, and occupied over 51 countries worldwide, providing military support and financial aid to the country. By cutting its spending, not only will it make the US fall behind, it will mean all of these countries will be left to fend for themselves... ultimately meaning the US could be a target. These relationships are win-win scenarios.
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  3540. It’s killing the western auto industry, because it’s allowed new competitors to enter the market who are much more innovative
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  3541. We have the internet now
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  3542. That’s one nice intro
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  3543. I’m dubs with tax exemptions (I don’t understand the point of taxing something you already subsidise), I just want to see federal loans be abolished
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  3544. 1) it’s one of the most simple yet complex languages. No complex symbols with dashes, or multiple symbols in one, just left to right reading of singular symbols 2) it’s highly versatile with technology 3) why not
    1
  3545. All 57 of them?
    1
  3546. Yeah, sometimes. This time it is fair to complain, the kid is using performance enhancing drugs
    1
  3547. I mean if you use it, it’s pretty true. It has no problem criticising Elon, let alone anyone else. Other models often censor if you ask it whether someone is good or bad.
    1
  3548. That’s pretty much all we are.
    1
  3549. They paid out millions to the families involved
    1
  3550. It is, perhaps in a century. It’s stupid right now however
    1
  3551. You were going so well... until you’re bullshit orange man bad ideas stick in. Trunk didn’t win because he “appealed to racism” (which is such a tiny percentage of the vote anyway), he won because he appeared to be the complete opposite of a politician. He didn’t slide last questions, he didn’t hide behind screens. He would call out the media and speak his mind.
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  3552. @Florida Violets that's fine. I have done nothing to earn your respect
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  3553. Yeah I highly doubt that, America is still an economic giant and is a leader in tech and AI
    1
  3554. Total car sales last year were about 75 million. There’s plenty of demand but the biggest issue is Chinese automakers who will always win on cost. Tesla is trying to combat that by providing a better quality product
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  3555. It only matters where the content was copied, not where it was created. If you live in the US, you are under US copyright law even if you stole Japanese content
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  3556. Gabriel Kline her college should be shut down, the things she says is laughable at best. She said once that unemployment is low because people had 2 jobs... and she was dead serious. Now she thinks that this is a corporate bailout... no, all if the money going to businesses are loans and will be repaid.
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  3557. They had a candidate polling around 10%, his name was taken off the ballot because he “filed his documents wrong”
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  3558.  @Matt-yg8ub  😂 sure it is.
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  3559. 8 shots
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  3560. That is untrue. You know why those allies don’t pay much on their military? Because of the US. It’s actually a big problem, and I’m happy that Australia is also starting to spend more on its military. National security is more important that spending hundreds of billions on space research.
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  3561. Isabelle Naklen ok, why?
    1
  3562. So you’re starting from scratch. But we don’t just want to go back how like did in Apollo, we want it to be cheaper, more capable, support more astronauts for longer, and carry a larger payload with it.
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  3563. Defends? They don't need defending, they're great
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  3564. They shouldn’t. It should be as simple as searching for crime statistics and seeing an FBI database result or independent study but mostly you just see some MSM bullsh*t
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  3565. Depends how you were “hacked”.
    1
  3566. YouTube won’t review the video because the law says they can’t
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  3567. Because freedom of speech means you can’t kick people out of your private event?
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  3568. You know he would be in jail if he didn’t pay off his lawsuits right?
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  3569. Allahu akbar?
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  3570. There are loads of exciting technologies coming out. The next decade will probably be one of the most exciting
    1
  3571. Why should he?
    1
  3572. Bazooka Joe it’s not tax evasion, it’s tax avoidance - which is completely legal. Let me ask you: do you pay more taxes than you have to? Do you purposely pay extra? Because if you do, you’re stupid. If you don’t... you have no right to say anything.
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  3573. It does matter, and it’s probably trumps biggest failure. Before covid, he was going to cut back welfare - which is a step forward - but covid hit and those plans had to be scrapped now that millions of jobs were lost.
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  3574. Oh come on, NASA is insanely fraudulent. They made the SLS for god sake, $25 billion in taxpayer dollars for something that’s so expensive they have canceled nearly every mission with it.
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  3575. Elon is the only person keeping the US up to the pace of China in EVs and Space. He goes down and you have pretty much kissed both of those industries away
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  3576. Get insurance and you wont have debt
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  3577. Naive or arrogant for... shopping?
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  3578. It’s first past the post because there’s only 538 votes. If you have 270 votes then the other candidate can at best get 268.
    1
  3579. And be voter has more power because the state is smaller. If you live in a state like California, yes your vote is not worth as much - but your state is worth 55. This is to stop mob rule, where the larger states control the country.
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  3580. Not many as it’s already been vaccinated for.
    1
  3581. Debates are won on cheap shots.
    1
  3582. Um... you obviously don’t know call of duty if you think people don’t care about zombies. BO3 was sold by its great singles mode - the rest was shite.
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  3583. How are you going to stop people taking drugs if it’s legal?
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  3584. It works in Australia (where I live) If it was decriminalised over here, good luck getting it out of the hands of youth. Actually anyone by that matter.
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  3585. Well socially Britain is a wreck.
    1
  3586. PatRiot what is their purpose then?
    1
  3587. Tbh it’s an improvement
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  3588.  @toomanyaccounts  They changed the thermal system from internal water-cooling system to tiles to save weight. Is that your big burn?
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  3589. 2:45 Yeah, 500% returns if: - you don't include transaction fees or bid-ask spreads - you don't include taxes - you don't care about liquidity risk (most of the returns were from very low volume stocks The trading strategy isn't even novel, and other algorithms have been more effective at pulling it off
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  3590. Yes, which is why they remove stolen songs straight away
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  3591. Low corporate tax means that corporations will come in abs offer higher paying jobs, competing with other corporations for workers and giving a great boost to the economy. GDP isn’t the only benefit of a low corporation tax.
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  3592. Look at the US. They cut their corporations tax and went through a economic boom. Wages grew for the first time in a decade, unemployment dropped to its lowest point in history and the economy was in course to repay its losses in tax revenue in the future through economic growth. Then the terrible mismanagement of COVID ducked that plan up.
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  3593. Anita Reason to Believe great idea. Business owners as well, don’t pay your workers!
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  3594. It’s actually sad that the only reason this shirt company stayed afloat was because of one person. I’ve never liked elon, his “inventions” aren’t as great as anyone else believes, his Hyperloop, Tesla semi, things like that.
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  3595. They’ve got the pedo vibes of a Hollywood box office film
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  3596. Because that’s NASA’s philosophy. Even if they wanted to test they can’t because a failure would lead to massive repercussions throughout. SpaceX has the liberty to fail. They knew IFT1 wasn’t going to succeed, that wasn’t the plan. It was to test their systems, gather data, and price to NASA that they have met a number of milestones. They have to test. They don’t have 12 years and $24 billion of taxpayer dollars to blow.
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  3597. It’s really not that much
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  3598. Coty Kills bacteriophages might just make us impervious. They can bypass antibacterial immunity, and for a cell to build immunity to phages they must give up their existing antibiotic immunities.
    1
  3599. Billy Creations ikr? If I was diagnosed to die I would beg to be in this trial. But then again, it could be used on a patient not going to die and it kills them, then we’re back to square one.
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  3600. Yes!
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  3601. Gravity doesn't effect mathematical equations
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  3602.  @DonParlor  The equation was: x(n) = A * x(n-1) A is the fertility of the rabits (or as this video calls it, it's their growth rate). Therefore, different gravitational fields would just need a tweak to the A value. Your question is kinda like asking if Pi would change in higher dimentions. The constant is... well.. it's contstant. Nothing can change it.
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  3603. Because it’s not as relatable
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  3604. So how did it go?
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  3605. What about this is heinous?
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  3606. It wasn’t even a partial success, every goal was met.
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  3607. They purposely didn’t for safety reasons… it was just barely suborbital in the test
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  3608. edwin price yeah, and most of the ones they burn are 3 and 4G towers
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  3609. He’s a former kgb agent. It’s kinda a thing you have to pick up. Although I highly doubt his accent would have got him far
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  3610. Geani Tsucuneli i don’t live in the us.
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  3611. Hydrogen is never happening. Not just because a leak would blow up half an interstate, but because it requires infrastructure that will never be there. Biofuel isn’t a solution. It’s even MORE expensive than normal fuel, which itself is more expensive than an EV.
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  3612. Charge times and range won’t be an issue. Battery technology is accelerating fast. Density, charge times and price have been dropping quickly.
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  3613. A P it’s like taking probiotics. It’s not proven to have any effect on your health. Why spend extra money if it’s not gong to help in the long run?
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  3614. A P many doctors I’ve talked to haven’t seen any benefits from using probiotics. My sister got s nasty infection and had to take antibiotics in the hospital for a few weeks. She recovered fine without any probiotics. Next time when it came back (reflux) she only had them for a few days. After she got out we gave her some probiotics. She didn’t get hurt, but it really didn’t help much. Maybe if you have a weak immune system, or you are suffering from multiple diseases then it might help, but your body can recover easily without it.
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  3615. The sr72 might make that pick easy
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  3616. Because farming is only one part of the process. There's storage, management of resources, marketing, transport both in and out of the country, finding buyers both in and out of the country.
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  3617. They’re doing much more than what the NASA engineers did in the 60s. Not only will it be way safer, way more capable, way cheaper, it also needs to be fully rapidly reusable which is incredibly hard. Not to take away what NASA did, because they had to contend with the technology of the time. But it’s a whole new can of worms
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  3618. nelson 100 how does he look stupid? He has done nothing wrong.
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  3619.  @ClementinesmWTF  depends what you mean by lies. Google lies to you all the time, by hiding these results it’s a big middle finger toy your face saying that you can’t be trusted.
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  3620. What a good use of money, really should invest in more projects like that.
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  3621. And get arrested?
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  3622. Well if you work hard and save for your children, they won’t need to take out a loan. Plus, teach them about what degrees to take. Do not let your child take a terrible Gender Studies degree, it’s a complete waste of money and time
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  3623. Racism? He’s done more for minorities than Obama has ever don’t. The First Step Act, Opportunity Zones, Tax Cuts. The US under trump had the lowest unemployment ever, there were more jobs than unemployed. Then the “kung flu” came along and fucked the world in the ass.
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  3624. Tipping is a great idea in concept, but it’s ruined by the people who tip no matter what.
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  3625. Insanity
    1
  3626. And how was the us going? They had cut their reliance on China and came out stronger. It turns out when you stop supporting the country that is actively stealing jobs and bullying allies you get somewhere.
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  3627. Ha
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  3628. Shapes are way better than In a Biskit.
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  3629. That’s why you have two keys each, one public and one private. The public is used to encrypt the message and the private to then decrypt it.
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  3630. They’ve always been manipulated. MSM, local hearsay, censorship. The internet gives people the option to connect to others outside of their immediate presence.
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  3631. No it’s not
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  3632. Any attack on a US ally that involves surprise is off the cards. The US will know days ahead of any attack. It will however be a devastating war, North Korea has the capabilities to inflict incredible damage in a short time without use of nuclear weapons.
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  3633. Someone doesn’t understand how taxes work…
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  3634. I don’t know, I like the idea. Searching the web is so cumbersome and only becomes even worse through SEO spam and clickbait. Having an AI scour for me could save a lot of time. The only issue is creators are no longer being paid for their content. If Google hid this behind a paywall and gave a percentage back to creators then I’d be fine.
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  3635. Fast food isn’t getting that much more expensive. Just burger places, because beef prices have exploded KFC prices have barely changed over the past decade
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  3636. I mean humans were just cave dwellers. I say we’ve come very far
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  3637. Can I have some?
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  3638. Don’t blame him, she disrespected him in a meeting before this.
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  3639. L Ctr9 so China banning a majority of the internet is fine, but the us banning TikTok, who’s proven to be a security risk, is an act of war? China would get stomped by the us. Don’t you worry.
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  3640. L Ctr9 do you live in China? If you do, you must be breaking the law by accessing YouTube.
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  3641. Lili Gibson then what are you worried about? You have access to websites like YouTube that they legally do not. Plus even if the us bags tik tok, you could use a VPN (also frowned upon and will hurt your credit score in China) and get around any bans. The us is only banning TikTok for security, not to hurt consumer choice or control political ideas (eg. what China does).
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  3642. Lili Gibson VPN’s are free, one great to use one is ProtonVPN, which is free to use, no bandwidth caps and a max speed up to 100mb/s. You can use one in China, but it hurts your SCS as it deems you “untrustworthy”. It’s disgusting.
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  3643. That’s why tax brackets exist, the wealthy gets out in a higher bracket so get taxed more. The wealthy also provide jobs to the poor.
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  3644. Ukraine only applied for NATO after they were attacked by Russia in 2014…
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  3645. And funny you talk about nations being sovereign whilst saying Ukraines own decision to join NATO was wrong, whilst defending Russias invasion of a sovereign nation.
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  3646. And newsflash, Trump can’t leave NATO. He’d need congressional support. Sorry your dream of Putin taking over the world won’t happen.
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  3647. Just watch YouTube. There you can tell if it’s from their heart, or a bias review
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  3648. Don’t they use Uranium? It’s more energy dense, and isn’t it quite cheap?
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  3649. Trump 2020
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  3650. No not really
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  3651. During the IPO process the company sells its shares to investors. This happens before the company is publicly listed
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  3652. Thank you wumao
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  3653. All crypto transactions are public. And almost all exchanges require your ID to access.
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  3654. Britains 20 year decline has been quite interesting to watch.
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  3655. Teddy Roosevelt spoke for 1 hour with a bullet in his chest, what doctor can definitely say that he “should’ve been in shock”?
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  3656. Yeah lol. The Apollo Lander alone cost taxpayers $25 billion in today’s money to develop. SpaceX is doing it for 1/10th the price
    1
  3657.  @LesterBrunt  hold onto your horses, they’re still developing it. It took 6 years of full development to develop the Lunar Module and it had actually been planned by Grumman for over a decade before. Starship is in a similar boat, it has only been in full development for 3 years. And again, is coming in at a tenth the price whilst being more capable.
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  3658.  @LesterBrunt  I can because it’s a fixed cost contract. They only get paid if they meet certain milestones. This is unlike a NASA project which can balloon out to as much as Congress will allow
    1
  3659.  @LesterBrunt  oh, that’s never going to happen. What’s your point?
    1
  3660.  @LesterBrunt  Musk isn’t walking any money to the bank. SpaceX has put a whole lot more than NASA has into Starship. It’s currently a big hole in the SpaceX budget because that’s what you need to do to develop a rocket like this. If it doesn’t succeed they lose a lot of money. There’s no skipping to the bank, it’s a slow walk to the liquidator.
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  3661. Stock buybacks exist which can preserve your ownership of a company while providing you with an income
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  3662. That’s why the government should pay for it.
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  3663. Before they couldn’t even take bathroom breaks, which lead to a democrat senator (opposing the civil rights act) to piss into a bucket in the middle of his 24 hour filibuster
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  3664. “No body could shoot after being tased” I’ve seen people not even be phased by a taser, if it doesn’t activate enough, if the person is in drugs, if they just don’t feel it.
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  3665. Only one police chased him on foot, others arrived later. There are two distinct gunshots that you can hear
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  3666. You can just spend less...
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  3667. Jason Day I’m having a great time laughing at these tin foil hat “vigilantes” that don’t know what they’re on about burning down polls for a few years in jaul
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  3668. Margaret Dimick and that’s just how votes work. Smaller states get more votes per capita.It stops bigger states becoming their own dictatorship.
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  3669. Justin Garcia um yes. Russia is the world leader in nuclear arms research. And now it’s revealed they have been funding the Taliban. Either we ally with Russia, or we start getting our act together. The Democrats don’t want to do either, and relations have only diminished.
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  3670. Justin Garcia you mean the treaty that Russia had broken over a decade ago? Not that that treaty serves any purpose anymore, IBM’s can pretty much target anyone from anywhere, the INF treaty did nothing to those.
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  3671. Justin Garcia you just get everything you read off of the media don’t you? “Trump withdraws from nuclear treaty”, “the US is starting the next arms race”. It’s making out like the US is starting this. Anyway, there’s bigger issues.
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  3672. If nobody liked him he wouldn’t be sitting in the Oval Office with over 300 electoral votes
    1
  3673. “Unforgivable language” you Americans are soft
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  3674. Russia has been doing well in the past few months. They’ve massively boosted their military and have formed powerful alliances. Not someone to be underestimated
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  3675.  @benrockefeller6334  adjusted for PPP, Russia is spending more on its military than the entirety of Europe. What do you mean the rising power of Poland? Poland is quickly scrambling to build up forces because the war is coming to them and Europe has spent the past couple decades not preparing for it. Don’t underestimate them. Europe has been doing it for too long and Ukraine is the consequence.
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  3676. A taser owner should be tased
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  3677. Haha, Biden...
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  3678. Lol that’s normal for around the world. Maybe accept for some shitholes like Denmark.
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  3679. Then why not base it off of the socioeconomic circumstances of the individual rather than just looking at the colour of their skin? Even more, if a student scores lower in an exam - whether or not they went to a good school - isn’t that indicative of their knowledge at that time? Why guess about how smart they are by adding points, when you have a score that is related directly to how knowledgeable they are.
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  3680. geeza Lee what racism? 1) a white personnel would have been shot 2) the killing is completely legal
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  3681. Ok
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  3682. Well I think that’s sorta going to be the case. Axiom’s been contracted to design an Orbital suit based off its Lunar suit. It’ll be used on their Space Station when that gets put up.
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  3683. Any rocket will only be able to launch every 2 years. That’s fine, you’ll just need to figure out how to live on Mars for 2 years between launches
    1
  3684.  @I_dont_need_a_handle  radiation already has a solution. Living underground or piling Mars’s dirt ontop of your base would allow you to live indefinitely. I’m not saying it’s easy, I’m saying it’s doable. You’ll see people on Mars in a couple decades
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  3685. Ah yes, that’s why your economy relys on global trade and you are allied with a ton of nations, independence at its finest.
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  3686. Anything owned by China will be censored to the bone
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  3687. Makes sense. Charging is an easy business, it’d be easy for another company to come along and replicate it and kill profits.
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  3688. Instead the whole term would be one large roadblock. Australia has that system, where the Senate and House of Representatives are voted differently. Many times two different parties get in, and it’s great that it stops abuse, it also means nothing gets done.
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  3689. Teachers may “work” for 9 hours, but remember 1 hour of it is sitting around whiles there’s a break, and most teachers will then have another free 1 hour period.
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  3690. Sorta died down hasn’t it? Still divided but not as much fighting as there was a while ago. Same as Iraq
    1
  3691. I mean that just sounds like Fiji’s way of playing. Works against structured teams like England, but the All Blacks are masters in exploiting every defensive weakness
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  3692. Ok.
    1
  3693.  @dustyhurd424 because launching payloads has been so expensive in the past, satellites had to be over designed. That’s why payloads were so much more expensive than launch. Now that launch is cheap it’s opening up a whole new market, satellites that are insanely cheap and launched on mass.
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  3694.  @roberthorwat6747  fuel is cheap
    1
  3695.  @dustyhurd424  the analysis I saw was from the Shuttle, which was a terrible vehicle. Falcon 9 isn’t shuttle, it’s far more suited to reuse. But don’t take my word for it, take the word of every launch company in the industry. Everyone is now working on a reusable rocket. Rocket Lab, Blue Origin, Firefly, ULA, Relativity Space, all are working on reuse.
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  3696.  @dustyhurd424  Kessler Syndrome is blown so out of proportion. Even the original author of the paper regrets writing it. We’ll never be trapped on Earth, even in the most extreme scenarios . It only affects satellites that have to orbit Earth constantly. And really only satellites in high orbits are vulnerable, at LEO like most constellations will be, satellites decay in months to years.
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  3697.  @dustyhurd424  Kessler Syndrome is blown so out of proportion. Even the original author of the paper regrets writing it. We won’t be stuck on Earth, even in the most extreme scenarios. It only affects satellites that have to orbit Earth constantly. And really only satellites in high orbits are vulnerable, at LEO like most constellations will be, satellites decay in months to years.
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  3698.  @dustyhurd424  I tried to give a better explanation but YouTube kept deleting so I gave you that. I’ll try again:
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  3699.  @dustyhurd424  Kessler doesn’t impact space travel because even in the most extreme scenarios the particles are so sparse you won’t get hit.
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  3700.  @dustyhurd424  and it doesn’t effect LEO because all objects in LEO decay within months to years and fall back into Earth.
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  3701. Luck doesn't put you 13 points up at full time
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  3702. > Recall won’t save any content from your private browsing activity when you’re using Microsoft Edge or a Chromium-based browser. So f Firefox I guess. Thankfully you can disable it
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  3703. Makes it easier to see different code blocks
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  3704.  @riaayo5321  NASA’s “we won’t lose anyone in space”? NASA has killed 17 astronauts, and came close to many more. Dragon, conversely, is the safest human spacecraft ever made. Space needs to be privatised. Private space flight has already bought costs down dramatically, and we have only just dipped our toes in. Wait till Starship, New Glenn, Terran R and Neutron start regularly launching payloads.
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  3705. Japan has worked hard to market the foods they sell as this obscurely premium product, when in reality the quality difference is minimal
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  3706. They also overproduce things and sell it at low sometimes negative margins overseas in order to keep growing its manufacturing base. This is why the US and EU are now bringing in tariffs to protect their industries.
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  3707. They can’t do anything
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  3708.  @Lurdiak  you obviously haven’t talked to any teenagers for a while
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  3709. It’s still illegal to go around pointing your gun at people.
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  3710. Very illegal
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  3711. xxx xxx then who did?
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  3712. He never used it like he made it up, it just does look like Lara Croft’s tits
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  3713. Chewi if you take the polarising filter out of the screen it appears white, you can then put that filter into some glasses are view the screen privately
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  3714. Who got 3 million more votes and lost?
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  3715. Yes it does. Just look at China, their rapid GDP growth has lead to the fastest rise in living standards in history. India will go through a similar transformation.
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  3716. Not quite as badly
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  3717. Food is a largely unprofitable industry
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  3718. That’s not purely NASA’s fault, Congress controls NASA’s budget and push funding into pointless jobs in their districts to buy votes.
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  3719. Ever heard of scholarships?
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  3720. Trump is better than that, did you watch the 2016 debates? He might be a basic speaker, but he is a good debater. If Biden can’t even debate trumo, he’s not fit for president. There’s a number of powerful other world leaders that Biden will have to confront, I just think it will be too easy to manipulate him. He’s old, he’s weak, he should be at home resting.
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  3721. Basic training is all you need. It’s not a hard job at all. Check restraints, press button, press e stop if any issues or complaints come through.
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  3722. Do you know why graphene wont get big? One thing, price. Making atom thick sheets of graphite then building it into a working battery is way to expensive. It’s a novelty that sadly won’t get far. Even with economies of scale I find it very hard to believe we will see them. Other uses like the ability to engage battery charge rates of existing lithium ion technology could happen.
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  3723. ARM is about to destroy itself.
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  3724. Even though it's Alex Jones, I'd never be "for" a lawyer setting their client up.
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  3725. And what about people who work from pay check to pay check to pay off debts? Or people in third world countries?
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  3726.  @alexanderishere6205  for third world countries
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  3727. Go look at how Dragon meets up with the ISS
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  3728. That’s why happiness is a terrible scale, it isn’t actually indicative of the quality of life in a country.
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  3729. Billions? It’s a numerical system not a space station. It would get slowly phased in to reduce costs, and basic things would have both conversions for older people
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  3730. Steam Boar yeah some “doctors” did some “simulations” (that look peculiarly similar to Plague Inc) and concluded that the whole world will be infected and 85 million people die.
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  3731. Sometimes you must kill to protect yourself. Case on point, the Kyle Rittenhouse shootings
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  3732. Maybe it’s because America does so much more research and development that other countries with cheap healthcare piggyback off of.
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  3733. Olivier LGD when you buy drugs, drug companies use that money to build factories, fund research ect. 75% of all medical research in the US is privately funded, and it’s brought in more medical breakthroughs than any other country. It’s definitely worth the breakthroughs, but the fact that other countries have used price fixing to control medial prices has left a majority of R&D to the US. There’s other issues as well, the us has a doctor shortage, the us is lacking medical equipment for the future, ect. It’s an issue, but a Medicare for all system that would cut doctor salaries, increase taxes, kill jobs, reduce hospital funding and research.
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  3734. karagi101 “their primary focus is on drugs that make the most money - not what will improve the health for the greatest number of people.” If a drug will improve the health for many people, it will make a nice profit. The more people it helps, the bigger the demand and the better the profit. What do you even mean by this? Drugs cost more in the us to pay for the R&D that other countries don’t pay for. These companies use that profit to pay thief executives of course (they are the heart of any business), but they also will put it to research. That’s why 75% of all drug research is done by private enterprise.
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  3735. Hector Tapia Jr yes his fault for shooting people while he was on the other side of the country. If that was true, we need him out there in the military. Shut the fuck up.
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  3736. “We pay taxes” Well obviously you don’t seeing as that’s the reason you were jailed in the first place
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  3737. Unions are a massive issue in our economy. They push the responsibility away from the individual and treat everyone as a collective - hurting hard workers, killing efficiency and forcing companies to raise prices.
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  3738. It used to be British land which they handed over. Would you rather it goes to them?
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  3739.  @poweepiureq3700  why don’t you tell all of us what he said
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  3740.  @eunoiavision7567  Nazis weren’t socialists
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  3741. It’s main concern is to prevent any further developments. If they allowed tear gas it would be very hard almost impossible to tell if the gas they are really using is lethal or not. Tear gas is less than lethal, and is a great tool for stopping riots.
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  3742. It will be fine
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  3743. Letting in insane numbers of immigrants without vetting them.
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  3744. Because that’s trump
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  3745. “Some” They’re the biggest launch provider in the world. They launch 90% of Earth’s mass to orbit.
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  3746. Well it’s expensive to put huge lithium batteries in everything. Electric engines are a lot more expensive than petrol engines, and has a lower power output
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  3747. And that’s just what NASA paid, they pay extra to help develop the thing. SpaceX charged $55 million a seat for Axiom-1 to 3
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  3748.  @paulmccarthy1527  we couldn’t even pay off the defect under Trump by taxing the rich. Biden has increased this deficit. The middle class are going to need to pay up sooner or later.
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  3749. Someone doesn’t know how the stock market works
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  3750. Random Guy it’s a democracy, nothing more free than tgat
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  3751. I like warframe
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  3752. Probably all that and more
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  3753. How?
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  3754. MaxamillionSubs I account that there have been over 15 massacres since Port Arthur, and many shootings. Luckily nothing crazy, but it only takes one nut to wipe out a defenceless populace.
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  3755. Shake oil salesmen are also not usually leaders in their respective industries…
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  3756. The Spanish flu wasn’t even Spanish! Imagine how they felt.
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  3757. There is a few teething problems, but the result is an extremely capable launch vehicle and lunar lander at a fraction of the price that NASA could do it
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  3758. No you dont, look up the effective tax rates of each earner
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  3759. hemanth kamana that’s mixing corporate taxes with income taxes. Corporate taxes are lower and have much more deductions. In Amazons case it was its carryover losses that cut its taxes. By the way, amazon took that extra money and increased worker wages and invested it into the business. It’s a great example of how cut taxes can help a business grow.
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  3760. danny abin the side that’s not working stops, waiting until the road is clear
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  3761. danny abin well depending on the intersection, they could wait until the opposing traffic starts to drive and then mimic them
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  3762. Because she has the brain power of a squirrel
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  3763. Yeah nah. I hate super compact homes which hide their garage out the back. I like my homes to be spacious and access to be easy, the opposite of what an alleyway offers
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  3764. China doesn’t have the capability to invade Taiwan but they’ve been building up. Over the last decade they’ve undergone the fastest military build up of any country since WW2. Their leader constantly talks about “reuniting the country”. Either you’re st*pid or purposely trying to disinform.
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  3765. Plasma is a liquid isn’t it?
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  3766. “The liquid part, called plasma, is made of water, salts, and protein. Over half of your blood is plasma.” The plasma in your blood isn’t referring to the state of matter.
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  3767. The problem with your brilliant input is that he invested using public knowledge that’s open for anyone to see. “Insider trading” my ass
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  3768. I think you need to investigate the situation yourself, before you take a biased news networks half-story
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  3769. The EU-Australia trade deal blew up because if the EU's draconian protectionism. I don't mind regulating the quality of foods, but saying that the cows have to come from a certain region and that their grass has to be 75% local or whatever, it's garbage
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  3770. ⁠ @SmokeTheHolyChalice > why are we not questioning that the women She wasn’t responsible. Her report was based on ratings by a larger committee that thoroughly scrutinised each submission. SpaceX had by far the best submission, and came in at half the price
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  3771.  @SmokeTheHolyChalice  Writing in the first person is standard for these sorts of documents. Go read the Source Selection Statement for the Space Suits as an example. It doesn’t mean the author made the decision on their own, they have to go through many consultations to come to that conclusion.
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  3772. US didn’t overthrow Yanukovich. He defied his promise to move towards EU membership, which caused uproar, and was later voted out by parliament.
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  3773.  @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684  those are literally the facts.
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  3774. The us military compensates you in other ways, medical bills, housing, ect. Plus you don’t pay a cent while you are on duty
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  3775. It’s political because it would cost over 93 trillion dollars in 10 years to accomplish this plan
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  3776. George D the plan would phase out all petroleum cars, require our entire grid to be converted to clean energy, for every house to undergo energy efficiency upgrades, ect. It’s a ridiculous plan. Not that it matters, China used more CO2 than both the US and the EU combined. And while the us and the EU are reduce their footprint, China’s is only accelerating.
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  3777. Nick harsh
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  3778. Joe Bloggs kids who aren’t vaccinated because of allergies or immune deficiencies would be at risk
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  3779. Yep. The daily wire is ok, but still too religious. No news is ever perfect
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  3780. William Vollrath this is the onion
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  3781. Dudicorn you can’t have equality if wealth if there isn’t wealth. That’s why communism fails
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  3782. Dudicorn it was a joke, I’m saying that communism leads to the destruction of the economy and thus all wealth
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  3783. Tor should scale the amount of hops to the number of relays (3 at min) to improve traffic mixing. How you’d implement this is another story
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  3784. No
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  3785. The media is fucking corrupt. "Far Right".
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  3786. Metro UI was just ugly
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  3787. Trump for 2020
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  3788. The money? You realise the development of Starship is 10x cheaper than the SLS?
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  3789.  @WokeandProud  because it’s in development?
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  3790.  @WokeandProud  SLS has cost taxpayers $24 billion so far and has launched once. SpaceX is developing Starship at a fraction of the cost and it will be more capable. Why? Because its agile philosophy that purposely makes mistakes means that can quickly test changes and gather data. I guess they could have cancelled the last 3 launches, the engineers knew they weren’t going to work. But what does that get you, now you have to solve the same problems without that data.
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  3791. Hopefully not
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  3792. Black 40 saved his kids a life of abuse. The dad was a crook
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  3793. Ultimately it won’t be a question that can be answered until we truly understand the unification of forces during the big bang
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  3794. It’s illegal to be distributing medicinal drugs that have not been tested by the CDC. That can take months to years to ensure it’s safe and effective.
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  3795. Isn’t that true for every new car?
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  3796. No we dont
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  3797. Native Americans act as if they owned the land. Owning land is not something just given to you, you fight for it. You don’t own your house, but laws protect you so no one can invade you.
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  3798. Wouldn’t be as fun though, plus then you must ask how they slow down the slide without a super long ride
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  3799. It's a very good VR headset, the best standalone headset and has one of the best passthroughs as of yet. It's probably the first one of it's kind of device that's actually usable - but it leaves a lot to be desired
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  3800.  @chonkusdonkus  yeah I'm going to listen to the CEO of Meta tell me the Meta Quest has better passthrough when literally every reviewer has said otherwise
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  3801.  @chonkusdonkus  agreed a lot of reviews have been shit, most of the earlier ones came from Apple affiliates so are obviously biased and most of them have never used VR before. I'm not talking about those though.
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  3802. It definitely was not 1st degree, even 2nd degree is pushing it. From all the evidence it seems he didn’t intend to take his life.
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  3803. You care about AI and privacy but use MacOS? They’ll 100% be bringing in similar features to Recall, I mean they already are with the whole “Semantic Context” thing on iOS where they’ll read your messages, search history, etc and feed it into Siri.
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  3804.  @rns10  Apple will read your files, search history, emails, images, notifications, etc. Every time you type a word, copy text, it’ll be added. Apps will add their context as well. Yeah it won’t take pictures, and it’s opt in (recall is also opt in), who knows how long until those change?
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  3805.  @rns10  Recall is not on by default. It’s explicitly opt in
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  3806.  @rns10  you can’t delete Apple Intelligence from MacOS either.
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  3807.  @rns10  the feature being “enabled” in windows != it doing anything. It doesn’t take screenshots or anything without opting in which it will ask on install. Just like Apple Intelligence. The thing will always be sitting there, you can’t uninstall it, but it won’t do anything unless you opt in Atleast that’s what they say.
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  3808.  @rns10  and yes I watched the video when it came out. It wasn’t surprising, I think Copilot is the same.
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  3809. They talk in imperial because that’s what most viewers would understand best. The US should turn to metric though
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  3810. Yeah, why bother care for your child! Let them figure this complex world out without any guidance. This is literally social suicide.
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  3811. 😂
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  3812. Um yeah it is more productive. If people stopped working, nothing would happen.
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  3813. Fern Bedek then why don’t they do that, anyone can start a job. Capitalism makes sure if that. But what you are saying is that businesspeople should be paid for not working. If your running a successful business you will be contributing and making a profit, UBI doesn’t change that. There’s no basis in your argument. By the way the world isn’t made for everyone. Some people will have to work in jobs they don’t like - but if they work hard, save up they can earn a good life doing what they want.
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  3814. Fern Bedek because absolutely no one has free time... that’s what you do. You get with experience, and while you do that you can start your own business. When it becomes successful you can move into it. People are trapped living Paycheck to Paycheck for many reasons, but the main reason is poor financing. U can’t speak for everyone, but there’s a lot of people who spend spend spend. They buy that new smartphone, they choose expensive clothes. If people instead saved up, used less utilities, and worked a second job you would get somewhere.
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  3815. Fern Bedek he said in the video the average person has 4 hours of free time. Studies show that it’s more around 5 hours, and that’s enough to work a second job... almost. If you can’t get a business off of the ground maybe it’s not want to be. Remember, money is only worth what you can buy with it. If people stopped working and still got an income, the poor suckers keeping the economy afloat by working would have their money swallowed away by inflation. It’s a shame we can’t just sit back and get free income, but the world just doesn’t work that way.
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  3816. That’s the point. You can’t list an uncountably infinite set of numbers. The word “uncountable” is stupid, there’s no way to “count” an infinite set of numbers. Howsoever you can in a sense list them, or at least write a set of rules that will list them. For uncountably infinite numbers, no such list can be made.
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  3817. Because people are now at home more so the current network is seeing the most use it has ever at one time. 5G is a new generation of cellular networks - it doesn’t make Coronavirus
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  3818. I think it's pretty ridiculous that you can't give investment advice. Maybe the laws account for this, but if your not charging the investor money and you have a disclaimer at the start of the video - you should be able to give advice.
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  3819. Because she was a witness, not a suspect. If you have no reason to be interrogated then an expensive lawyer isn’t a great route
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  3820. And they do... in three stares. But states are weighted so that too much power isn’t given to the bigger states.
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  3821. Definitely smuggling, probably just grabbed the wrong box off the truck
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  3822. They just don’t feel comfortable. It’s fine, they own the business, and a business holds the right to turn people away.
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  3823. One word: China
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  3824. No one wants to live in a desert
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  3825. That’s why land prices are high, there’s deceiving little land that people want to live
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  3826. A lot of companies do that. It was ultimately not why they went bankrupt
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  3827. SpaceX hasn’t didn’t have any issues with the number of engines in flights 2 and 3.
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  3828. Ok
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  3829. Sounds like forced in shit written by people who don't understand halo. Same with the promethean lore
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  3830. I would do the same for my sister.
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  3831. Jason Gibbs equal rights, equal fights
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  3832. What grade/year level?
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  3833. What do you mean
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  3834. Can tell you dont watch this channel much 😂
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  3835.  @shock_n_Aweful  lets just say, he's a bit of a joker
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  3836. Faith returns it was spread by bats. A report back in 2017 had found that a Coronavirus descending from SARS had infected a small population of bats in China, obviously they didn’t expect to spread to humans but now we have it, SARS-2
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  3837. Few articles from 2017: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-017-07766-9 https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2017/dec/10/sars-virus-bats-china-severe-acute-respiratory-syndrome https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/11/171130141222.htm
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  3838. Unless you meant the idiot who sent the original comment
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  3839. The NPV is a popular vote method. It’s also unconstitutional.
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  3840. Senor Dockman because hillary didn’t win?
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  3841. Oh yeah definitely would rather be like the states where they have hundreds of kids shot dead in schools
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  3842. That’s the point. It’s to enable experiments that you can’t do here on earth.
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  3843. They get paid
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  3844. BetaPlain not at all. Maturity is measurable, and comes through experience. At 18 most adults have only just started to work and earn an income themselves, have started to rely less on their parents, ect. Even then a lot of 18 year olds will go onto university where life is paid for them for 4 years through loans - or potentially even longer. These people haven’t had the experience of actual life to make important decisions like voting for a president
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  3845.  @soifi2165  educate yourself... everything you learn from 0-18 is from your teachers, parents or peers. You miss out one key source - that’s your real life experiences.
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  3846.  @soifi2165  you do need life experience to know how to solve those issues, and the potential economic consequences of your laws. It’s very easy to talk about getting rid of all fossil fuels when your entire life is paid for.
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  3847. Maybe because they are an illegal burden on our health system?
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  3848. Corruption is the government spending $24 billion to build the SLS which is utterly useless Not the government spending $2.7 billion on Starship HLS.
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  3849. And what does that solve?
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  3850. Arinze Madu would happen and should happen anywhere in the world. A taser can incapacitate a cop, leaving them open to being attacked themselves.
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  3851. Rams&Rotties he’s fine with protests, but not with riots
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  3852. What?
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  3853. Dose the us have a minimum wage that charges with age/experience? That seems like a great workaround
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  3854. None of this means we can’t trade with China. But maybe we shouldn’t lock ourselves onto a militaristic totalitarian regime like the CCP…
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  3855. We don’t need the subs for years and years. And when we get them they’ll be state of the art, incorporating classified US technology and working with US missiles
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  3856. Pleb we build planes to fly over the dam
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  3857. lol
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  3858. That’s how riot police arrest people... the back officers (who will arrest) come forward and arrest who they believe is making the most havoc.
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  3859. no juice I honestly would prefer trump over Bernie, and that’s because Bernie (and all the Democrats this year) are actively against America and not because trump is amazing
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  3860. Hayden Albright he said decent
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  3861. Russia has a few hundred more nukes than the us, though it’s pretty much equal. Hopefully they won’t be used in actual combat and only will be used as a deterrent
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  3862. So we can have another republican landslide?
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  3863. Income tax is only one tax. You have many other state and federal taxes that are t touched by this bill Anyway the point of the cuts is that we pay less now to get the balk rolling, and by 2025 the economy would be powerful enough that the tax cuts will pay for themselves and more.
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  3864. Third world countries need capitalism. Look at China, once socialist it opened itself up to capitalism and is now the 2nd biggest economy in the world! Africa, with its vast natural resources and low labour costs, would thrive.
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  3865. archimonde prior to the 1970s, China has a heavily planned economy, with a GDP growth rate of around 2.7%. In the late 1970s, China enacted its first part of the “Opening of China”, which involved allowing foreign investment, reduced collectivism in Agriculture, and allowed entrepreneurs to start businesses. In the 1980s, China started to expand this to more state owned industries. In 1975, it stopped it’s price controlling practices, and started to open up to free trade. Since 1978 chinas growth rate has steadied to around 6-7%, and has lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty.
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  3866. archimonde so in short, in the late 1970s China opened up to the free market, and away from a centrally controlled socialist economy. And it’s been the best choice in China’s history.
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  3867. archimonde capitalism boosts the economy, and allows the best to succeed. That’s the entire basis of it.
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  3868. archimonde and that’s a problem? Why should I have to provide for people who aren’t intelligent or most of the time don’t want to put the work in themselves. Yes, it leaves bad people behind, it pushed you to be the best, most innovative individual you can be. That’s why it works. You can’t have private investment in socialism because it’s a planned economy. All resources are managed by the state, and so individuals have very little freedom, very little incentive to work and no opportunity to innovate. If America was socialist, we wouldn’t have the technological boom, we wouldn’t have tiny smartphones as powerful as computers for example. That was brought in through innovation. On top of the incentive that profits have, profits that the company accrues can be put back into innovation. This means the best are incentivised to do it again, and that they have more resources to do whatever their business is. It distributes the resources to those with the best ideas, making those ideas shine.
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  3869. archimonde “people with no power or money can’t stand in capitalism”, apart from the thousands of successful businessmen and woman that have succeeded from nothing. Jeff Bezos was born from to poor teen parents... he is now the richest man alive.
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  3870. France was making us a conventional sub.
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  3871. Is it? SpaceX is doing this for significantly cheaper than their competitors
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  3872. There’s nothing to give any currency value
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  3873. Lauren D no, a stroke is to do with a vein in the head
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  3874. Casualties? Sea levels have risen 10 inches in the last 100 years. Predictions say it'll rise another 10 inches in the next 100. That's not enough to put Tuvalu under
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  3875. But that’s stupid. We’ve put loads of things on the moon, and we’ve put loads of people in space. But it’s impossible to put people on the moon because Starship’s development is a bit delayed?
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  3876. ⁠ @I_Stand_With_RussiaZOV Taiwan doesn’t claim independence because doing so would trigger war. But everyone already realises it’s a facade.
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  3877. Why not just use English. The internet is based off of it and most countries already use it.
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  3878. Doctor Dex you don’t become a murderer for telling someone to jump off a cliff, if you push them off you do.
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  3879. Doctor Dex that would go under murder, definitely if she placed those poison bottles.
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  3880. This show sucks off sjws so fucking hard it’s actually unbearable
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  3881. Good on you trump!
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  3882. It can be, but requires a seperate proceeding if you file for bankruptcy
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  3883. Joe Smartballs no proof the virus exists? Is there any proof any virus exists? Yeah, it’s from reports from the CDC, WHO and a number of other health organisations. Why pick and choose what’s right to fit your agenda rather than actually reading the FACTS given by DOCTORS and SCIENTISTS.
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  3884. What?
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  3885. Remix Pyn deservedly so
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  3886.  @patrickpedersen8434  NATO would crumble without the US
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  3887.  @patrickpedersen8434  No one to protect their supply lines for them, they might actually start picking up after themselves.
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  3888. Prasanna K he was neither innocent or healthy. This is however cold blooded manslaughter
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  3889. Kdogg 68 my worry is why he went to the school with a loaded pistol, with multiple bullets to retrieve his daughter, which he has no right to retrieve.
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  3890. Why are we in the Middle East? The us’s job isn’t to be the worlds police, it’s to protect national security first and step into conflicts only if a country is aggressive
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  3891. Whole sport is shit
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  3892.  @jon9103 bonds were losing money anyway through inflation. Lets say at 3% inflation binds sit at 0.5%. If inflation falls to 2%, all else held the same, investors would be willing to take on a -0.5% bond.
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  3893. Why take those bonds on in the first place? - As the other guy put it, if bonds fell further your bond would become more desirable and would trade at a premium. - It may also be cheaper and safer than putting it in a bank. If interest rates continue to fall, deposit costs could fall further - Certain funds may use it to hedge risk or be forced to buy bonds to satisfy regulations - Foreign investors can use certain financial derivatives to actually turn a negative yielding bond into a positive one
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  3894. Well you obviously are not an experienced investor.
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  3895. Jay alva no I have no problem with you pouring money down a drain. It’s your money, do what you want.
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  3896. sourav thakur my main issue is that he says outrageous stuff, then never finishes it. The Tesla cars are his only success, partially because it’s “environmentally friendly” (even though electricity still is produced by fossil fuels) and its self driving capabilities (which are cool to be fair, but mostly impractical) I can’t say anything else is successful, financially or physically.
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  3897. sourav thakur Falcon Heavy is nowhere the heaviest rockets, and claims that it has “landed multiple times” is false. It has gone on two flights, I believe one up to the ISS (not very far) and after landing many parts had to be scrapped. Successful but not breaking any new ground. He is an idiot that blurts out shit that’s humanly impossible, then never gets there. Anyone who invests or try’s to help this guy should just put their money over a flame, he’s a joke. Anyone who has any basis in science knows this.
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  3898. China is using its economic power to bully countries into siding with them. Tariffs on Vietnam, Australia, and turkeys to over a dozen countries for standing up to China. You say we should have an independent investigation? No more trade! You say that Taiwan isn’t a part of China? No more money for you! We are leaving the fate of the world in the hands of a totalitarian government.
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  3899. Nazism funnily enough is very socialist despite Hitler’s hatred towards it
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  3900.  @pizzawithpineappleissuperi4377  https://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/riseofhitler/25points.htm This was Hitlers 25-Point Program. It details how he’s going to deal with rads, but also how he is going to control the economy. Fascism and socialism isn’t all that different.
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  3901.  @pizzawithpineappleissuperi4377  That all unearned income, and all income that does not arise from work, be abolished. We demand the nationalization of all trusts. We demand profit-sharing in large industries. State capitalism is quite literally another word for socialism. Many people believe that the USSR was a state capitalist economy. Capitalism is: “an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.” By that very definition, state capitalism isn’t capitalism at all - just a form of socialism.
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  3902.  @pizzawithpineappleissuperi4377  state capitalism is a distant form of socialism? Then how come the USSR, the father of modern socialism - and possibly the biggest attempt if socialism ever is labeled as a state capitalist economy by many? Hitler did implement those points, not all but most. He mobilised a massive public workforce. The Reich Labour Service was a compulsory labour service for boys (and later girls) between the ages 18-25.
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  3903. “You have a choice to have an abortion but not deny wearing a mask”, should we enforce abortions?
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  3904. Blue as in the blue stripe on that beautiful elephant
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  3905. Yeah?
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  3906. There’s really no readout should get hot, it will just thermal throttle as a last resort
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  3907. I reckon the money would be better put towards building small modular nuclear reactors on mass.
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  3908. Genius. Eliminate the successful so we are left with only the least productive of people
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  3909. Why? Most if not all cars would flip on grass.
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  3910. Actually watched the test over, sand is a lot harder to stay flat on. As you slide, a mound (visible in the test) builds up, lifting the side wheels up. Grass would make this test “easier”.
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  3911. Fafnir Legion it doesn’t really take much energy out of the car, just redirects it. I will find a link to a video about different ways of (edit) making run-off areas
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  3912. I love how they talk about jobs. Government shouldn’t make jobs, their job is just to make a strong economy that will make jobs for them
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  3913. In Destin’s video he literally says that we will go to Mars in the next couple decades
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  3914. chami s well then she isn’t talking about feminism. We are equal, men and woman have the same rights. 3rd wave feminism isn’t about equal rights or being treated as functional members of society, it’s about bringing woman above. They have pushed for woman in the military, so they reduced the requirements to get in (for woman) They are injecting sjw ideology into media and entertainment. BFV was a complete screw up for that same reason. They are pushing for abortions, legalising murder, while actively trying to take away our ways of protecting us. Men don’t need feminism. Woman don’t need feminism. Men lose rights to feminism. Woman get pushed higher for no right of their own by feminism.
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  3915. chami s for your question, ignorance or greed. And may I ask you, what do woman not have that requires then to have special rights? Or how is a man treated superior?
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  3916. chami s the wage gap has been debunked and refuted many a time. It’s based off of the mean salary of all woman v all men, without representing career choice, how men work longer hours and take less time off, men working during weekends and public holidays more often, ect. But here’s some real facts: In 2013, men accounted for over 93% of occupational injuries in the US Prostate cancer kills more people than breast cancer, while getting only about 40% of the funding Men kill themselves over 3x the amount of woman 83% of cases in 2007 left woman with custody. Only 17% left the man with custody Feel free to elaborate
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  3917. chami s men have a higher “sex drive” than woman. I agree, woman aren’t objects, but I fail to meet anyone who says otherwise. Just because one man kills someone doesn’t make every man a murderer. Don’t drop everyone under the same boat.
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  3918. Paper Tiger simp
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  3919. What a complete waste of money
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  3920. A 3D printed rocket 😂 But no, the Shuttle was a terrible design. Way too expensive
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  3921. It’s mostly just amazon shares. He has a 11% stake in a $1 trillion company.
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  3922. MrDudi42 and those people dying of starvation are usually in countries ripe with corruption, crime and a terrible economy. And unless you end that, your never going to feed them. Throw them all the money you want - they can’t do nothing with it because I’m there country there is very little.
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  3923. I was wondering how they got a nuclear reactor on board without melting the whole tging
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  3924. There was very little details at that point, it was 1 hour after it happened.
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  3925. I’m at not who’s the best, it’s who will stand the test of time
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  3926. Michael Julien she’s in jail for fraud
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  3927. This is literally my English teacher. She is so bad that I’m considering getting a tutor to actually teach me shit.
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  3928. Just teach then how to tackle properly. Rugby hardly has any deaths despite being played by more people, and having very little padding.
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  3929. 😂
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  3930. If he’s racist he’s fucking awful at it. Being racist means you harm other races in some way.
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  3931. Australia is expensive
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  3932. Never in its history has it been that way. Every economy has people working for ends meet - an economy that doesn’t produce doesn’t work
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  3933. Shane on Amazon on halting construction because the government is threatening stupid laws?
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  3934. The Coronavirus shouldn’t effect your vote, vote for their policies. The Coronavirus is something that medical experts around the world are fighting, not some clueless president. And they are clueless, no president has a degree in medicine, and no president is currently working on a cure.
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  3935. Cubs MLB Perfect Inning Gaming you heard me
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  3936. No, but pushing Russian narratives like that Ukraine was behind the terrorist attack in Moscow does make you pro Russia. Or saying that Ukraine started this by blowing up Nord Stream, which happened months into the war and years after Russia first invaded
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  3937.  @jacksonglass3447  you are pro Russia when you call Ukraine Americas biggest enemy…
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  3938. It’s not like Biden has a choice. So what if he lies, take it to him! You are going to be president, up against other presidents like Putin, the Chinese leader - superpowers you might even have to go to war with. Do you think biden has any chance?
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  3939. That’s pretty much is the SLS. NASA contracted out the lander to SpaceX instead of designing it themselves because SpaceX offered to do it at a tiny fraction of the price and with more capabilities
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  3940. Blue Origin’s bid wasn’t as good, they were just pissed their lobbying didn’t work the first time Oh well, they lobbied their way to a contract anyway.
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  3941. I’m sold
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  3942. Agreed, but at the moment radical left extremists are taking to the streets. There caused massive amounts of property damage, destroyed homes and businesses, killed dozens of innocent people and police. It’s disgusting
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  3943. Maybe he wants more immigration from those areas because they are well educated and don’t want to blow us up? And to be fair I actually have never heard him say those words.
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  3944. What’s true?
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  3945. Has all the tools to make her music any way she wants, and has the popularity to get people to listen to it, and instead she makes the most basic music on the planet.
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  3946. Honestly, he probably would have got off for self defence.
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  3947. J C if trump loses narrowly, of course he will ask for a recount.
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  3948. 8:50 That's probably how I'd act in that situation. I'd subconsciously know they're suspecting me
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  3949. Because he only shot when he was being attacked. God forbid what would have happened if he didn’t have a gun.
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  3950. This guy is a maniac, shows no remorse. Killed his brother-in-law’s friend for parking on his driveway, something so trivial. He killed, not impulsively, but in a cold planned way.
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  3951. FWAKWAKKA yeah, Asia just doesn’t exist anymore
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  3952. Why go to all that effort when you will get a better output on the Diesel engine alone.
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  3953. Nani Clan the rich pay a majority of taxes.
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  3954. Um, no he can’t. The entire federal government doesn’t even have that power, let alone the president. Lockdowns and curfews are up to the state, for obvious reasons.
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  3955. 3:30 Who’s most at fault here? She didn’t indicate (at least I can’t tell if she did) but he did enter the other lane to pass (and probably didn’t indicate himself
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  3956. All of which didn’t exist before crypto
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  3957. Interesting how much the ABs used the pick and go in this game. It's pretty much gone from their current game
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  3958. No.
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  3959. Brokers shorting your shares is great, it means that you don’t have to pay huge commissions. The only reason so many brokers can offers 0% commissions is because short sellers are actually paying for you. You still 100% own that share. Think of it like a blank, a bank may lend out your money - but it’s still yours and can be withdrawn at anytime.
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  3960. Ok, proof?
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  3961. If only commander in chief couldn’t he overwritten by congress
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  3962. Um... no it doesn’t. He never broke the law, he uses tax credits to forgo paying taxes.
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  3963. And sober when has it been American ti pay tax, I thought this was the “land of the free”.
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  3964. Brian Pulliam it’s not. It’s just a thing the government forces you to do. I’m not against taxes, but it’s not “American” to pay them. Anyway, he used tax credits and deductions so he doesn’t pay any income taxes. He actually lost money that year, so he was taxed nothing. Tax avoidance isn’t illegal, it’s a part of the system.
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  3965. Brian Pulliam and no, I do not pay trumps taxes. You got me there
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  3966. Christena Walker un talking about his income losses that he accumulated into tax credits over the years.
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  3967. That’s the rules they agreed to
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  3968. $61k average salary for what is 9 months work. They get enough... much more than enough.
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  3969. jrjohnryanjr $61 000 is over the median income in the us. It also comes with other benefits, paid leave, school holidays, insurance.
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  3970. jrjohnryanjr who has the more important job? Both are essential. Which is harder? Both are pretty easy jobs for their pay.
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  3971. jrjohnryanjr I think the free market should decide, that’s how we don’t get a shortage of either.
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  3972. jrjohnryanjr well they are, they’re getting over the national median. Are you saying that a teacher, who only gies to college for 4 years, should be paid the same as an engineer? What about a doctor? Teachers are important... they aren’t that important - and with our failing education system I feel reluctant to give a raise. US teachers are the best paid in the world, with more befits, lower taxes, ect. However it’s obvious that it’s not working.
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  3973. There was a third option
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  3974.  @patagoniafreedom3083 that'd be an improvement
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  3975. Netanyahu isn’t popular in Israel
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  3976.  @billyhunter144  it isn’t really, his approval rating is like 20%
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  3977. Yes the Airbus Loop is a part of Starlab. Angry Astronaut did an interview a few months ago with an Airbus executive that explained it.
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  3978. LEGION whose stoping you from buying a gun illegally? When you ban guns only criminals have guns, and it’s a lot easier to shoot an unarmed population.
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  3979. Not all mass shooters were white men, what about the black guy who purposely targeted cops trying to protect people at a Black Lives Matter protest? No media coverage over that one hey?
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  3980. What do you mean by humanitarianism?
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  3981. Cyan Redstoneer who doesn’t?
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  3982. Space is actually more competitive now than it has ever been before. It’s going through a sort of boom, loads of companies are building reusable medium-heavy lift rockets.
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  3983. TJ L there’s not 100k infected It spreads fast but only if you inhale or consume infected bodily fluids like saliva, when someone coughs or sneezes, ect.
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  3984. And if you stoped breathing that quickly then it wouldn’t be able to spread would it?
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  3985. Is that the Russian one that was recommending cp when you searched up common keywords?
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  3986.  @jaydenannett1486  yeah that’s true
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  3987. 0:42
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  3988. Common Sense ?
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  3989. MuStCoMmEnT09 I’m guessing it’s less to do with new comers, and more to do with Hikaru
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  3990. *funiminol
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  3991. You’d run into size constraints of the New Glenn rocket.
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  3992. It’s screens tuned in. You can’t tell how many actually watch
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  3993. Roy Gane yeah, and potentially some just left third tv on. You don’t know.
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  3994. These jobs pay low because they are easy. They also pay low because they aren’t for adults to build their life off of, they are for teenagers for an entry level job/part time. You sitting there is contributing to the increasing youth unemployment
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  3995. He’s making a hype train for something he could possibly not deliver. Of course he’s happy to be wrong, it’s all money anyway from the large backing
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  3996. Chloe Jones that’s unny, I honestly find it hard to find a liberal anywhere on YouTube
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  3997. China’s military isn’t defensive though. It’s offensive, they’re building up to invade Taiwan.
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  3998. Lol, someones jealous
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  3999.  @AwardQueue  China still steals a shut load of IP.
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  4000. John sweda not at all
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  4001. Good luck killing 150 million people with guns spread out across the country. There’s also other uses, like defending against an attacker.
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  4002. AngryBrother360 no their government shouldn’t be punished because it would prevent further studies and provoke China to be more quiet with any epidemics. Yes they could have prevented this, but it’s a coulda woulda shoulda situation, foresight into the aftermath of each decision can make options seem more simple, but before this all happened no one could predict an outbreak.
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  4003. What did he do?
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  4004. How is it cruel? They are strong beasts
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  4005. Swordsman Gallade yeah from OUR perspective it was skewed right, but to world in 1950 this is a radical left climate. It’s all about perspective.
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  4006. I would find it very hard to turn down $30k
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  4007. Rofl
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  4008. They were inert payloads
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  4009. Shouldn’t the blood be tested for hiv/aids in risk groups
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  4010. I believe the best system would be government subsidised care. Not full blown Medicare for all, but the government pays a set rate on care, and the patient pays the rest. Let’s say you need heart surgery, the government might pay a fixed rate of $10k. If you choose to go for a better doctor, you would pay that big extra (say the better doctor charged $15k). What does this solve? It leaves healthcare somewhat within the free market, but it also fixes prices around a set point. And people have to pay for their care - so they have still got that incentive to stay healthy
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  4011.  @johnharvey9112  I said that we get rid of insurance companies, and instead have government “subsidised care”, where the government pays a fixed rate and the consumer can negotiate the quality of care themselves
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  4012.  @johnharvey9112  and a insurance/uninsured/Medicaid/Medicare/VA system is free market? My system protects poor people, while also still giving the free market the option to innovate and profit. In Australia, that’s essentially what happens. The government will partially cover the costs of public healthcare.
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  4013.  @johnharvey9112  a no cure no pay system wouldn’t matter in my system. You can select your doctors yourself, not the insurance companies. Bad doctors will get less business, and good doctors will be able to charge more.
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  4014.  @johnharvey9112  my system wouldn’t need a single payer system, not would it need a private insurance. It’s a subsidised free market system, you decide your treatment and you pay the extra.
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  4015.  @johnharvey9112  do you know what else single payer does? It drives down the quality of care, drives away new treatments (often times it takes years for new treatments to come in), and it drives up waiting times. I want a system that supports low income families, but still provides a free market system devoid of insurance companies and huge regulation. At the moment, we have a mess, a d the solution isn’t single payer.
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  4016.  @johnharvey9112  a no cure no pay system would drive hospitals away from diseases with a low chance of survival - like some cancers. It would also mean hospitals wouldn’t use experimental treatments that could save someone’s life.
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  4017. Name one worker cooperative that is successful
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  4018. Haha 😂
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  4019. I also would say taking psychology’s the the best route as well, it’s notoriously one of the worst degrees you can take, as the doors it opens are few and low paying
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  4020. He didn’t get any severe symptoms
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  4021. Yes.
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  4022. Correct, look at our news. It’s a joke. Sky news is the only one that kinda makes sense, but then they go off in support of Pauline Hanson
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  4023. World war.
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  4024. Roger U'Good 5g doesn’t produce anywhere near enough radiation to mutate your DNA, nor is there any evidence for it to make you sick.
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  4025. bluesalmonfactory or a pool of piss around the bowl, with wet toilet paper peppering the back
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  4026. Same page as pro-choice candidates
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  4027. Every country has idiots.
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  4028. If a vaccine doesn’t come out in the next few months that is
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  4029. Tonya Shores rayshards death was completely justified. He shut the officer with a taser.
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  4030. Jordan Caasi if you took $1000 from everyone then money would go down and so would the price of goods. If you gave everyone $1000 you are increasing demand. And to pay for that $1000 it would mean higher tax. Higher taxes + higher demand = extreme inflation. It’s economy 101, if you increase demand then prices will increase as well. If you increase taxes, prices will go up as well. If you do both, you have hyperinflation and investors will turn away.
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  4031. Rephael Reyes were we better off in the 1930s, or now?
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  4032. Rephael Reyes the thing is, government subsidies aren’t handouts, they are loans. They should be reserved for recessions, or if the con isn’t was destroyed by poor lawmaking
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  4033. Jorja Gates he was at the end of the ride, waiting
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  4034. It’s hilarious how they all say yeah and no.
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  4035. Maybe Jacinda should focus on building a stronger economy rather than taxing those who are rich.
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  4036. I don’t see how that’s the companies fault. A gun manufacturer isn’t taken to court if their gun is used in a shooting, and the sane should be said for scooters
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  4037.  @perniciouskitten  I think it’s just politicians stopping innovation. Each person on this small scooter is one less in a 2 tonne car.
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  4038. Why not?
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  4039. I mean if he wasn’t going to lose the donors wouldn’t have had a problem
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  4040. She is even more liberal than Bernie.
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  4041. Arctic that’s not good
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  4042. You need the nutrients in meat
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  4043. They can
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  4044. You ban high interest rates and a lot of people won’t got loans in the first place. There’s people reliant on these loans.
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  4045. She got the seat because trump picked her, and the republicans most likely will accept her in the senate.
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  4046. Some might argue it. This people should not be listened to
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  4047. I think Elon fans have realised that he exaggerates. But he’s undeniably doing a lot for humanity, so they can overlook it
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  4048. Yeah, because on consoles they don’t worry about graphics, and the frame rate is garbage.
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  4049. Australia did get it under control, I am an Australian, but you cannot believe the Chinese lies. Apparently they haven’t had a single case in over week at some point. Come on
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  4050. I also don’t think the federal government had the power to instate country wide quarantines. That’s up to the states
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  4051.  @stephenjenkins7971  The us should fix their own broken tax system and stop blaming it on countries who's tax system works just fine. Forcing everyone to conform to a certain tax range would kill competition in the global market - competition that has driven markets in the first place.
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  4052.  @stephenjenkins7971  It's in the interest of the US and other tax heavy countries. That's about it. Off topic from the corporate taxes for a moment: since when did taking nealry 40-50% of a persons yearly income normal?
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  4053.  @stephenjenkins7971  Profits a company earns in the US are taxed by the US government. You cant just set up a HQ in a tax haven and save taxes (legally). A business may choose to invest in countries with lower tax rates - and for the US this hurts their tax revenue. So yes, it only helps tax-heavy countries like the US.
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  4054. That’s fine by me, a company should be forced to build a memorial for dead people in an amusement park. That’s what cemetery’s are for
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  4055. There are some harmful effects, but they are too minute to make a difference on your body. There isn’t really any ecological impact if it’s a private company What risk is posed to public safety and security, unless of course this private company has ties with foreign countries (like China) 3000% higher energy? So what? Wired cons don’t use much electricity, they are very efficient. And unless your willing to plug your wireless devices into a Ethernet connection, 5g will be there. It will future proof any country to handle the high bandwidth that content will need in the future. It’s all based on the myths that microwaves give you cancer, or that phone towers make you such. Yeah sure, but it’s almost unnoticeable
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  4056. Cameron Haywood we wouldn’t even make a scratch. Any hole we dig would be trumped in comparison to the craters.
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  4057. It increases the risk minimally for workers near the reactor, no one else is really harmed
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  4058.  @JoeFromThatPlace and what if he doesn't? He murdered four people, there is no moral obligation we have towards him to let him out
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  4059. Corporations are taxed only if they make a profit. That can make loads of revenue but if they post losses then they don’t get taxed. That makes it seem a lot worse than it truely is. If you start raising corporate taxes, you would just cut jobs. If anything cutting taxes is what the US needs RIGHT NOW. Cut taxes, bring back jobs and push for a brighter future.
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  4060. Childish Hylian unethical? The worlds economy has just had one of the largest hits in a while. We don’t need more taxes, many businesses have already filed for bankruptcy. All of those workers no without a job.
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  4061. Childish Hylian you would be an awful politician. The number one thing for the US at the moment is getting its economy back in track. You can’t do anything without money, and you can’t get money from taxes if no one is working. Yes the pandemic is bad, in not talking now. In the future. 2021.
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  4062. Childish Hylian back to corporate taxes, you know corporations are double taxes? One for the corporate taxes, then a second time for the income taxes to the employees and other payouts.
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  4063. The only issue facing EVs is infrastructure. Range, charge time, price has all been solved
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  4064.  @baldieman64  China has EVs with a 1000km range that can recharge to 80% in 10 minutes. That’s range and charge time solved. EVs have taken off around the world. 30% of cars sold in Europe last year were EVs, 40% in China. Global market share has doubled from 2021.
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  4065.  @baldieman64  the ZEEKR 001 is the first I believe. Multiple Chinese cars coming out in the next few years will use the same battery. Range anxiety won’t be a thing for new EVs by 2030
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  4066.  @baldieman64  there are 3 different batteries - 86, 100 and 140kWh. All are on the roads in China
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  4067. You’d think the keyword “statistics” would give Google a heads up that I want plain numbers with no bullshit from a reliable source, but it doesn’t.
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  4068. Um... what? How could trump fix this. How could any politician stop bad policing... it’s not like trump was there to pull his leg off of his neck
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  4069. They would be OceanGate if OceanGate had built the most reliable submarine on the planet and was repeatedly launching it every couple days.
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  4070. Speedbumps are terrible. They only work on roads that are meant to be slow - so residential roads. But they make a fuckton of noise. They are only good in car parks
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  4071. Lol, why not? I'd rather a rodent dead than a human
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  4072. The AbramsX shows how outdated the current M1A2 is. Hopefully a lot of these improvements make it until the M1A3
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  4073. It is a lot. 1/3 of a year for having someone fuck you
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  4074.  @esmenoth2725 who are these people who do the “hardest jobs” and earn no money? I’m guessing you mean something like a tradesman, do you not know how much those guys make?
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  4075. Next year will be the Year of Elon. He has the presidents ear, and his companies are nearing their long term goals - self driving, Starship and leading the AI race
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  4076.  @r2d2b3c4  FSD unsupervised is planned to launch next year, Starship is planned to deploy its first payload next year
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  4077.  @TeamSprocket  why didn’t other companies just hire innovators, are they stupid?
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  4078.  @SusCalvin  that’s where Musk differs. He develops things in house and favours vertical integration as much as possible
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  4079. More fluid? If you build a of fit the same price of your Mac, your oxygen will feel considerably smoother. Snappy? High quality? Come on you must be joking. Simpler? I guess you have like a tenth of the features so it’s kinda hard to do anything complicated. Safer? You can still get viruses, they are just less common because Windows had more users and is a bigger target. It’s not really a bonus if your only claim to fans derived from your lack of popularity.
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  4080. Better ui? I guess parts, but the main user interface (desktop, file explorer, settings, the start screen) looks considerably better on pc while also offering other services. If you dig deeper into a PC (command centre, eventvwr, ect) it does look dated, but these are highly technical and are made to give as much customisation and information as possible.
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  4081. Plus Windows has more programs to choose from over Mac, so in a way it’s just better for work
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  4082. Mario Pellegrino first off the surface pro had a Core i7 6550 U U’s are designed for low power, so sadly don’t provide the performance of the desktop design. The lack of battery could be down to there being a smaller battery, as the surface is quite small. I think comparing two prebuilt machines completely misses the benefits of Windows - customisation. You can build your own pc for a fraction of the prince with the same or better specs. For the latest iMac Pro, which costs around $2999, you can build a pc with equivalent specs for over $1000 cheaper - and it will run better as Apple has a real problem with their cooling
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  4083. Mario Pellegrino yiu cannot custom build a Mac, nor can you get competition as it’s all built by Apple. With competition from other sellers, people like HP and Dell have to continue to drop thier prices to stay competitive. That’s why even with prebuilt ocs you still get a better deal for performance
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  4084. Elon doesn’t deny climate change 😂. He literally made Tesla and SolarCity to help fight climate change. People just buy into propaganda
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  4085. The chinook is less than half the speed, about a third the range. The osprey is also capable of completing a wider range of missions.
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  4086. Apparently they still think George Floyd’s death was racist.
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  4087. Metkic 94 shot by whom?
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  4088. Hence why the EU doesn’t develop anything nowadays.
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  4089. Get out while you can
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  4090. Laura Francis yeah it is bad, billions of dollars are being wasted on junk food.
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  4091. Laura Francis is it’s fine that we waste billions on junk food because we have a large military budget? Didn’t your mum teach you that 2 wrongs don’t make a right?
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  4092. Laura Francis yeah I have empathy, but not stupidity. I don’t want my money going to junk food. The military provides a vital service to this country and the world - it protects us and our values. That’s why it’s expensive.
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  4093. Apple 😂 Apple just decided one day to stop supporting x86 and force all their enterprise customers to rebuild their products in ARM. Microsoft has a way better track record of supporting legacy software, hell they still support IE websites through edge
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  4094. Flapjackbatter this comment makes me want to die
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  4095. threeMetreJim (I think it’s a joke)
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  4096. Not disappeared, absorbed. And yes, there would be a heat transfer
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  4097. But on such a low scale, the energy used to induce a vacuum would counteract the reduced energy required to vaporise the air. Also taking into account costs to manufacture a vacuum dryer.
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  4098. 10c/kWh! In Australia we pay ~40c
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  4099. Let’s listen to people with no experience building products for people how products should be made for people
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  4100.  @tallesttreeintheforest  maybe because there were thousands of pro-China comments within the hour of this video, from a US news company, was uploaded? This video doesn’t even take a stance, it just shows how China is massively building up their navy which is important because it shows they are planning on expanding.
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  4101. If renewable energy was cheaper, the free market would use it over fossil fuels without missing a beat. Bigger profit margins AND you can put a shiny eco friendly sticker on your company! Which is why your claim is bullshit, because companies aren’t using renewables. And because companies aren’t using renewables, the government has to subsidise them.
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  4102.  @joshmerchant8737  it does, but it’s also far more common. If you account for the amount of electricity generated by each method, you would see that fossil fuels get less subsidies. I don’t like subsidies altogether, no matter the reason.
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  4103. Well there is. NASA is planning to invest heavily into commercial space stations. Mass satellite constellations similar to StarLink.
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  4104. But it’s not just targeting large payloads. It’s planning on not only being more reliable and have a shorter turnaround time than Falcon 9, but be cheaper as well. In the future it will be the only rocket SpaceX launches.
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  4105. And? Australia is way to lenient on its laws, idiots can murder someone and be out in 15 years.
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  4106. 2 goals of a prison: punishment and rehabilitation. I believe it’s just as important to punish prisoners and keep them isolated from society as it is preparing them for reintegration back into society. Both are important. It’s also very misleading, the us has by far the harshest sentences. 1st degree murder can get someone life without parole. Many other countries are much more lenient. In my opinion, no one who’s commuted 1st degree murder should be met back into society. Not only are they a danger, they also took another’s life. Nothing is worse than that.
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  4107. Jose Colon clarify?
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  4108. It’s fine if it’s been refrigerated properly
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  4109. Yeah they got that label far off. Stirling is off the coast of Perth
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  4110. Richard Ball no they don’t. Tax breaks aren’t “control” or trying to hurt poor people, tax breaks incentivise spending and investing, which leads to jobs, profits and down the line a stronger economy with more tax. On the flip side you increase taxes and businesses look to invest elsewhere, get rid of jobs and increase prices - raising living costs, reducing jobs and reducing economic growth leading to a weaker economy in the future with less taxes. The us needs to get a stable growth, with low unemployment and rebuild its industry sector before they talk about raising taxes.
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  4111. Ikr, why not just move 😂
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  4112. I’m pretty sure Elon can already retire…
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  4113. braxton Bruch this kid was on alcohol, and antidepressants don’t make you angry.
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  4114. Except for the one that said Pi was 3.2
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  4115. Pretty much. Any time the government tries to "protect" you, it simply means stopping you from doing things you might want to do.
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  4116. They are exclusively meant for tracking porpoises
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  4117. Australia is a monarchy not a republic. It is sort of a merger between the American and British parliaments - but it wouldn’t work if we had a president
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  4118. Joker Card the queen.
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  4119. Because people were chanting 12 more years... which was a joke he told at a rally?
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  4120. TikTok hospital!
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  4121. His press secretary is a strong woman
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  4122. Phil, these are the sorts of geniuses that are on your side 😂
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  4123. Clashfer_GameZ by removing the only tool that citizens have to overthrow a tyrant. Why in the world would you let the government control the biggest tool that stops them from overreaching Without guns our constitution is useless. It’s like international law, without a military or force there’s nothing to stop the breaking of it. We’ve seen this over and over again, Germany, Italy, Venezuela, China, Cube, Russia. Tyrannical governments that overthrow the constitution and control every citizen
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  4124. My favourite radio station.
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  4125. These women would be dead if this was another country.
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  4126. Because their goal isn't to kill innocents
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  4127. Yes there’s 3 or 4 still there.
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  4128. Vegemite is good on toast with butter. Not to much vegemite.
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  4129. Also it probably is a waste of time to take the test, send it off, test it and then get the results back
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  4130. I’ll guess in orbit refuelling will be attempted either the next launch or the launch after. Assuming all goes smoothly we’ll know in 6 months just how effective this refuelling strategy is
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  4131. I though this was a Onion news show
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  4132. Verands sdnarev electric cars are always heavier, and deliver less horsepower.
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  4133. For a bad deep fake yeah...
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  4134. Haha
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  4135. Officer: a person holding a position of authority, especially one with a commission, in the armed services, the mercantile marine, or on a passenger ship
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  4136. They are unarmed
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  4137. Aditya Kailash yes, they have very strict gun control. Plus all of the gangs and criminal agencies are probably profiting somehow
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  4138. In the us you probably would have insurance or Medicaid cover it. If not, we’ll that’s your fault really.
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  4139. Demos Ioannou you can’t compare a poorer country’s healthcare costs to the us. The us has much higher quality of care, doctors are paid more, and the income of the individual is higher and thus costs are higher. And for insurance it depends. For an individual comes to around $7000 a year, and a family around $13000.
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  4140. Demos Ioannou I wasn’t trying to insult you, but it’s a fact. In richer countries healthcare costs more because of the quality of care and doctor wages. The median wage in Cyprus is far lower than that of the US, and thus prices for goods and services are lower. Anyway, in the us your uncle would be covered by insurance. He wouldn’t have to worry about the costs.
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  4141. I would only respect him more. No one deserves to be forced to die in a fight they don’t want to fight in the first place. These higher ups pull the strings to make themselves look good, they don’t under they are sending people to die for their pride
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  4142. I guess by collaboration in teams they mean teams with a large scope. Say with a OS, teams working on user level features will be dependant on a clean public interface from the shell team.
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  4143. Only legendary? Why not mystic?
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  4144. You should work for your house.
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  4145. jasmine jas everyone’s an immigrant of anywhere then
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  4146. jasmine jas but they also migrated from Africa did they not?
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  4147. It’s nice yogurt
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  4148. Tell me why iran is so hard hit
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  4149. That joke he said? It wasn’t serious. He was just saying that the us is doing so much more testing and that the other countries numbers are bound to be higher than what the numbers say. Take Brazil for example, or India. Thierry testing is so far behind the US, and many of the people living their have very little money or hygiene.
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  4150. A power grid cannot be 100% renewable if you want it to be stable
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  4151. Maybe a web browser
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  4152. I agree. Travel should be kept for the rich so that the poor don’t hurt our planet
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  4153. Yep the guy who was arguing last month about increasing immigrant numbers and is a large supporter of Jewish people is a nazi
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  4154. The best governor theyve had
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  4155. Just go on your phone.
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  4156. Definitely what China needs, more poorly built apartment buildings 😂
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  4157. joel kh to live our lives without ordering attacks on US embassies and terror attacked works wide
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  4158. Well most contracts are actually cost plus, ie the government will keep paying no matter how inefficient. Starship HLS is on a fixed cost contract, $2.9 billion is all they are going to get. They haven’t spent it all yet obviously, unlike what Thunderfoot would have you believe
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  4159. 100-200k max
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  4160. Luis Esparza he hasn’t said one racist thing.
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  4161. Show me a video that f him being racist. Full video, no out of context cuts
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  4162. YouTube doesn’t care mate 😂
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  4163.  @ScareSans  how are they making ad revenue off of you if you use Adblock?
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  4164. It’s not unjustified. He reached into his pocket, and the officer asked him repeatedly to stop grabbing whatever he was. The jury cleared him if any charges.
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  4165. And the $9 trillion US government is what?
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  4166. Greg marshall it is without a license.
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  4167. Apollo Objective: Don’t lose the crew* *Optional
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  4168. But again, it’s a single up front price
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  4169. 😂
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  4170. Don’t be stupid
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  4171. Crimson682 Hawk he would have been arrested years ago, and I believe he’s allowed in some way to do this
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  4172. 3) Amazon in paid zero tax because of carry over losses, and assets. However the profits are still subject to income and local taxes, when you hear 0% that’s only referring to corporate tax. And those tax cuts have allowed amazon to pay its workers a lot, the baseline pay for Amazon workers is $15/hr, which is amazing for a low skilled job.
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  4173. Because Australia doesn’t have many rides to die on
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  4174. Starship is still in development. Falcon didn’t just fly perfectly from the get go.
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  4175. How?
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  4176. You'll now have to test for STDs to get an insurance coverage
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  4177. redneck96100 no it’s wasn’t.
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  4178. redneck96100 the M16 has a lot of differences to the AR15. For one it’s fully automatic - no military would send their troops in with semi automatic weaponry. It also has many illegal attachments, and expensive sights that give it an edge. Overall it’s a much better gun, and is nothing like the civilian AR-15. The AR-15 is no more powerful than any other rifle, in most cases it’s actually spot weaker due to it shooting 5.56mm. It’s very popular but because of it’s amazing power, but it’s accuracy. It’s great for hunting, and looks amazing.
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  4179. redneck96100 to call it a military rifle is like calling a toy boat and water vessel. It’s a complete misrepresentation of the actual weapon, and it’s obviously pushing the narrative that guns are bad.
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  4180. redneck96100 no, is the AR-15 fully automatic or burst fire? No. Anyone trying to compare the AR-15 to a military weapon is just kidding themselves. Pistols kill more people each year than the AR-15 can dream about. You can’t conceal a rifle, it’s not as easy to control the recoil of. Yes it fires higher velocity rounds, doesn’t matter when you can’t get your shots on target.
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  4181. What?
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  4182. Democrats have continually failed for black voters. Trumps asking them what they have to lose, the Democrats have driven your cities into the ground. Trump said that, and then immediately condemned neo-Nazis. Here’s the full quote: "Those people -- all of those people – excuse me, I’ve condemned neo-Nazis. I’ve condemned many different groups.” — — — "Excuse me, excuse me. They didn’t put themselves -- and you had some very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. You had people in that group. Excuse me, excuse me. I saw the same pictures as you did. You had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down of, to them, a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from Robert E. Lee to another name." He condemned white supremacy beforehand, and when he said there was find people on both sides he was pointing to those that weren’t White supremacists and those that weren’t affiliated with antifa. African countries are shitholes, and America has provided them with enough to have to privilege to say it. You go live in central Africa
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  4183. No, trump called Antifa thugs, and threatened to instate the Insurrection Act if the states couldn’t quell the riots. Trying in that speech made it very clear that these domestic terrorists are hurting the messages of peaceful protestors. He never directed anyone to shout black peoples on the streets - where the hell did you hear that?
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  4184. Obama did that and it let Isis rise again. Then we defeated isis
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  4185. Bappo US president os the US. Iran attacked the us embassy and started all of this, ripping apart ties be putting American residents in Iran at risk.
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  4186. Koda Ott pranks are in essence practical jokes that are supposed to make people, including the victims laugh. None of these internet pranks are really pranks at all
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  4187. Just admit you are racist
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  4188. Wait... you have to work hard to live a good life of you make terrible financial decisions? What happened to personal accountability? If your willing to work hard, and be smart with your money you can do better in the US than anywhere else in the world
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  4189. You mean, like the NASA executives he was talking too?
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  4190. Topology doesn’t care about shape. The shape of the Klein bottle is arbitrary, it can be stretched, shrunk, anything.
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  4191. Well we’ve had rovers on the moon for decades. Before the first humans in fact. Humans can simply do more in a shorter amount of time, and can do a wider range of experiments. Also this program is meant to be a precursor to a colony on mars. We will learn how to live, how to deal with the health effects of microgravity and build up equipment to do all that. Humans are integral
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  4192. 0:25 No, you are tailgating her. 2:45 They were in front, and travelling at the right speed. Where I live, you must give way to them by law.
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  4193. Probably, but there are definitely other reasons, one of them is not letting the screen fall off
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  4194. SEE YOU SOON, BOY!! So why did he do it?
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  4195. Except they have already far exceeded the N1. None of the problems they are having is due to having lots of engines
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  4196. Right after she eats her own?
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  4197. What constitutional amendment says that a POTOS cannot appoint a new Supreme Court judge?
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  4198. No company is doing this. They’re the first
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  4199.  @VoteForBukele  Brainco and Kernel just make EEGs, that’s nothing like this technology. Synchron is closer as they put stints in the blood vessels around your brain, that gives them a lot of procession without much risk but still nothing like Neuralink and not as capable.
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  4200. Because legislation on climate change hurts the economy and most of the time doesn’t actually reduce emissions substantially
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  4201. Then birth rates would be booming in Japan, where houses are very cheap.
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  4202. For getting voted for?
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  4203. Sam not wasteful
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  4204. Um yeah. Or get 2 jobs.
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  4205. British
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  4206. X_Swelllicense380 _X too expensive
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  4207. 小英pixel there were weapons back then like the Gatling Gun. They weren’t dumb, they knew what was too come. That’s why this was written, to enforce that the government couldn’t use these weapons against us.
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  4208. CraigHi5 are too expensive
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  4209. Dumb updates that can provide better performance, remove bugs and issues, and prevent viruses. Wow what an inconvenience
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  4210. King Strawberry I hope not.
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  4211. Yes they did, at the start of the video
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  4212. Pc and Xbox games not available for PS5.
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  4213. Fresh Life Xbox games are on pc...
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  4214. Fresh Life my point is that a pc is good because there’s also plenty of exclusives not on ps
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  4215. Fresh Life read the original comment
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  4216. Fresh Life I wasn’t talking to you, I was replying to this comment
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  4217. Cut military, cut Medicare and cut social security. These things have to be done
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  4218. You mean they actually reported on him fairly for once. The guy hasn’t been with us for years now, evident at every speech he made.
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  4219. SLS has cost the Taxpayers $12 billion so far for a single launch. It is also delayed, we’re meant to have a manned mission orbiting the moon in a few months but it’s delayed to next year at the earliest. Compare that to Starship, which will cost NASA $2.7 billion. Most of Starships funding is private, from investors and their own revenues from StarLink and Falcon 9.
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  4220. Shooting tires doesn’t make it stop
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  4221. They don’t, but not doing so would inflate the value of the dollar harming US exports.
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  4222. Reserve status is a double edged sword
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  4223. Yeah, with the government being scale to use taxes to supplement losses - he’s lucky he’s not just taxed out of business or worse.
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  4224. *arrested And the only actual video of it I’ve seen looks very suspect. The supposed “abduction” shows the suspect not even resist nor say a word to the person recording. He was already turned around before they walked up to him. Definitely looks like he was an inside informant or undercover agent of some kind.
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  4225. The left 😂 Explain to me how the people who made this mess will fix it?
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  4226. Because socialism has worked so well
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  4227. ⁠ @myeka1273 SpaceX isn’t a legitimate space company? Are all those Falcon 9 launches a facade?
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  4228.  @myeka1273  exiled, what? The military is paying SpaceX to develop and build StarShield for them, their own communications and reconnaissance satellite constellation similar to StarLink.
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  4229.  @myeka1273  you “highly doubt that”? It’s literally on their website
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  4230. Varshious what?
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  4231. Allosaurus Fragilis the difference is, people want action to be taken against climate change (though Bernie’s plan is ridiculous), many don’t want action against their right to own a gun.
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  4232. Starship by a mile.
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  4233. 40Mbps is honestly garbage, and you’re right next to the thing!
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  4234. TSN1 stupidity, stupid people linked it to the virus
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  4235. It’s probably a experimental treatment, those are way too expensive for the average person
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  4236. Unknown Smith steroids are critical, and most likely precautionary. He is an old person, so giving his body a boost in energy could save his life.
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  4237. Unknown Smith he had steroids and another experimental treatment. Steroids aren’t experimental
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  4238. Unknown Smith He was confirmed by himself, the Whitehouse and other parties that he did in fact have COVID.
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  4239. Votes are anonymous so that you aren’t manipulated.
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  4240. Simboiss it’s a stretch of power. Being able to track someone’s votes is a breach of privacy, and it can be exploited. By your peers, by your government, if anyone can see what everyone voted then it would obviously lead to manipulation. No country is a true democracy, that’s why we vote for parliament. A true democracy is one where everyone has a voice in every decision - not only can that be manipulated by lobbyists, but it also is slow and expensive. We vote for experts to do that for us.
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  4241. Simboiss they’re much smarter than the average voter.
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  4242.  @michaelmay5453  no they haven’t received all the money. The contract gets paid out in parts as they hit a number of milestones, they’ve received $1.9 billion out of their $3.6 billion for Artemis 3 and 4. And there’s no recording of how much of that has actually been spent by SpaceX. There’s also a lot of private investment, actually the majority of funding for Starship will be private because it’s not just a Lander. It’s intended to launch satellites, space stations, supplies, etc.
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  4243.  @michaelmay5453  and NASA is working with another company. Blue Origin has its own lander but it won’t be available until 2029 at the earliest. It requires in orbit assembly and then refuelling around lunar orbit.
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  4244.  @michaelmay5453  there was an investigation. There were significant benefits to SpaceX’s proposal and significant drawbacks to the other two. - SpaceX offered the cheapest proposal, at half the price of BO and a third of Dynetics - SpaceX offered the most promising proposal, with a far more detailed plan and technical aspects like the Raptor engines already being in development. Redundancy was designed from the get go, with each system having a backup - this is something both other proposals had problems with - SpaceX offered the most capable proposal. It could carry a large payload to the surface and back. It was noted that it also had a large commercial potential beyond landing on the moon, such as supply missions or launching satellites. Neither of the other two proposals addressed how they planned on commercialising their projects, which is important to NASA as that will lead to lower costs down the road.
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  4245.  @LordZontar  they are on track to double their commercial launches this year. It has had a massive impact, it is strangling other companies who simply cannot compete on price. Falcon 9 isn’t just cheaper than the Shuttle, it’s cheaper than competing expendable rockets. And you said it yourself, Falcon Heavy doesn’t have much demand. Falcon 9’s drone ship landing allows it to carry the vast majority of payloads to orbit Heavy is almost obsolete. The Shuttles slightly higher payload isn’t much of an advantage when most satellites are more volume bound than weight bound.
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  4246.  @benjaminmeusburger4254  I already talked about it above, the Starship HLS is miles ahead in capability. That’s not to take away from the work Apollo engineers did, their engineering was the peak of human ability at the time. But it’s apples and oranges man They also don’t have the $250 billion budget that Apollo had.
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  4247.  @LordZontar  Falcon 9 (and Heavy) has had 11 commercial launches so far and has 47 planned this year, so 58 in total. That’s almost double last year’s 31, and is bound to increase as more launches are planned.
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  4248.  @LordZontar  so what if their biggest customer is the government? Who’s Lockheed Martin’s biggest customer? NASA isn’t “keeping them afloat”, SpaceX is providing the best service at the lowest price.
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  4249.  @LordZontar  Starship is in development. Nothing more than to say they’ve made significant progress in the last year alone, and this year they’re ramping up development even further.
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  4250.  @marianpazdzioch6632  no
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  4251.  @grisflyt  it isn’t impossible to colonise mars, far from it. It’s very possible and it will happen.
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  4252.  @Baerchenization  wait you think the problem stopping a Mars mission is a toilet? SpaceX has built toilets before, there’s one on Crew Dragon. There will be one on Starship HLS. I agree Musks timeline was stupid, but his ambitions aren’t. We will go to Mars
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  4253.  @Baerchenization  no I don’t understand how a toilet, which we have decades of experience building for space missions, is going to be the killing blow to a Mars mission. The tiny Orion capsule is going to need to support astronauts for up to a month on Artemis 2, but a craft with the interior space of the ISS won’t be able to manage it? None of the challenges you’ve said are impossible to overcome. They don’t require any crazy technology like fusion or antimatter. It just needs funding and good engineering, it will happen
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  4254.  @lolasdm6959  the main market will be launching things into orbit. Starship will be able to launch far cheaper than Falcon 9, and carry much more up. That was one reason behind why Starship was chosen by NASA, it isn’t just a lander but it has a large commercial application.
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  4255.  @Wheatthin21  you’re a moron if you support Nationalising SpaceX Have you not seen how poorly NASA is run?
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  4256.  @lolasdm6959  there’s a growing demand. Falcon 9 has twice as many commercial launches as last year. From now to 2030 there’s expected to be 20000 satellite launches, with several companies planning on building a satellite constellation like StarLink. Multiple commercial Space Stations plan on being launched. And even if the demand doesn’t materialise, Starship plans on being cheaper than Falcon 9 and especially Falcon Heavy.
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  4257.  @Wheatthin21  you’d be an idiot to think nationalising SpaceX would be a good thing.
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  4258.  @lolasdm6959  because it will be fully reusable and far more reliable. Full reuse is a big one because currently Falcon 9 has to replace its second stage with each flight. That replacement makes up most of the cost of each refurbished launch, cutting that saves a lot of money. And reliability is too. Currently Merlin engines can last about 10 launches before a large replacement/refurbishment. The new Raptor engines are targeting 50-100 reuses before that.
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  4259.  @lolasdm6959  ontop of that we also have 5 new Space Stations launching. Axiom Station, Starlab, Orbital Reef, Gateway and Haven-1. Starlab is purpose built with Starship in mind, it is the only rocket that can take it up, not even New Glenn could.
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  4260.  @lolasdm6959  Starship will be Cheaper than Falcon. And carry much more people/cargo, that was one benefit of the Space Shuttle actually and one thing that was lost when it was cut (though it was still a good choice) But when I mentioned the Space Stations I wasn’t talking about resupply missions. I was showing how this period of space is far different from the last. The US hasn’t launched a new Space Station module in 15 years, yet in the next 6 we are building 5 entirely new stations. There is going to be a massive demand for Starship to launch modules, some in sizes that are impossible on any other rocket, and resupply these stations.
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  4261.  @GrahamCStrouse  are you okay?
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  4262. Wouldn’t your god have prevented the crash?
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  4263.  @DreamlessRoni  I don’t have a religion. There’s no real evidence to prove that god’s exist, just some books
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  4264. What?
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  4265. *states
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  4266. Or you know you could buy insurance, which will protect you if you ever get into a problem.
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  4267. Meer Omar depends on the plan obviously. But insurance usually covers most doctor visits and almost all hospital care.
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  4268. Meer Omar underinsured is very vague. Many people classed as “under insured” are very happy with their cover, or use an alternative option like a workplace system. Sane with uninsured, it classes people who choose not to buy insurance because its not worth it in the same bust as those who cannot afford it. Anyway, if you choose to go uninsured that’s your risk. You could get a easy part time job and easily pay off the insurance fees, but must choose to wing it.
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  4269. Meer Omar if you read my comment you would have read the part where I said it would literally cost an extra part time job to pay off your medical insurance.
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  4270. Meer Omar omg... you have to work!!! It’s not my job to pay for those who can’t be burgers right go and work hard to get themselves somewhere. Why should we reward laziness
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  4271. karagi101 well all of those things benefit me and the economy.
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  4272. karagi101 perhaps, but the extreme national debt is worse. Medicare for all would cost America $40 trillion a decade. It’s a ridiculous solution.
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  4273. karagi101 let’s talk about solutions. You say Medicare for all, which forces everyone to pay taxes and be on a single system. My idea is instead a government health insurance system. You get charged a premium based on your lifestyle, and you get basic cover to all emergency services, mental health, ect. Your GP and non-compulsory visits are subsidised, with most of the few being paid. You can then choose to get a secondary private insurance. These can cover other things, like dental, ambulance, ect.
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  4274. karagi101 other western society isn’t like the us. They don’t have massive obesity rates, they don’t have a population of 320 million, they dont have a massive country with huge diversity in genetics.
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  4275. karagi101 the problem with a third of the population being obese is that they will be sucking healthy taxpayers dry. If you have a bad life style (smoke, are obese, ect) you should pay more.
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  4276. karagi101 it’s pretty easy to tell if someone’s obese. Smoking can be tested through medical tests.
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  4277. karagi101 car insurance companies charge more the more you drive, and if your a new driver. It also depends on the car. Anyway, obesity is 100% a choice. You have a bad diet, or you don’t exercise. Sure, it’s easier for some to stay fit - but there’s no excuse. If you can only afford unhealthy food, you are probably covered under Medicare/ have food stamps.
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  4278. Where
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  4279. China has made bucketloads from the disease. And no didn’t go into a heavy recession (from all I know).
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  4280. bananaxo it’s my country because I was born there from generations of legal migrants, or I migrated legally myself
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  4281. You should start selling them
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  4282. What’s the difference between sand and tarmac? Tarmac would help the traction of the car, stopping it from tipping.
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  4283. What do you reckon?
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  4284. The fact is that it would use enormous amounts of carbon to turn out grid into one of the most expensive and unreliable systems in the world.
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  4285. kiley then you look at reliability and cost. There’s no energy source more reliable or cost effective as coal or gas.
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  4286. kiley the US and EU have made huge strides in reducing carbon output. However chinas carbon footprint is growing exponentially, with no sign of slowing down. If the us continues on its track, it will reach its carbon goals by around 2050. That’s how it should work, we let the market transition naturally
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  4287. kiley look at us and eu carbon emissions. Even with our growing populations we’re both going down. At the same time, China’s is growing exponentially.
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  4288. kiley because government interference would bankrupt the economy and put us in debt like we’ve never seen. The only real proposed deal is the radical green new deal that would cost America over 60 trillion
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  4289. kiley the green new deal would kill more jobs than it creates. The green new deal would cost over $63 trillion - $93 trillion to implement. The green new deal would make our energy system much less reliable, and much more expensive. A better option is to cut taxes in green energy (solar, wind, nuclear, hydro) and increase carbon taxes on energy companies.
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  4290. *drug business
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  4291. That’s stupid. I understand keeping guns away from criminals, but from police??
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  4292. Soviet Bear not really, and when did killing criminals become a bad thing?
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  4293. Сергій Мартиненко no. We can’t even get to Mars yet.
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  4294. Americans can’t but assault rifles without a license
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  4295. Lmao that ain’t no battery explosion 😂
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  4296. Why isn’t Kamala Harris respected? Because she’s a extremely liberal senator with terrible policy, and she’s running against trump in the election.
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  4297. If all he did was hire smart people, why didn’t all of his competitors just do that?
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  4298. They fucked up by releasing forge and custom games a year late
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  4299. You get paid what youre worth
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  4300. Haha that’d be hilarious The US probably wouldn’t want ya though, you’d probably come in as one of the least productive states.
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  4301. Kim Monzon no it’s not
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  4302. He’s right about SLS. It is outdated (the first stage is pretty much the shuttle’s) and expensive (it cost $24 billion to develop and $2 billion to launch) It has some unique capabilities but for its cost it was a complete waste of money
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  4303. I hate it. I actually counted, it took 14 taps to order a Big Mac meal. It should take like 6 at most, but it spammed me 3 times trying to upsell, and made me select every individual item in the meal. If they were made to be customer friendly I’d have no issues
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  4304. Why doesn’t Tesla just put a fold down bed in the back. It seems like an easy mod
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  4305. You can’t arrest a president, nor can you arrest someone living in another country. There are ways to do so, I doubt that America would ever let Iran to make an arrest on American soil
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  4306. The abortion debate isn’t one of rights and freedoms, it’s about whether you believe terminating the life of an unborn child is moral. It’s a debate about ethics.
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  4307.  @n.f.9317  you can just say “the tech industry” because no country outside the US has any sizeable industry. :)
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  4308. Flavius Belisarius I disagree with term limits for both. The president has one because they are one of if not the most powerful person in the country. Let’s say you have an amazing representative in your district, a lot of people like them. If there was a term limit, say 2 terms, you would have to choose someone else 8 years later. Someone who probably doesn’t represent your community as well. Presidents don’t represent any community, they are like a king. They over watch everything in the country and for the sake of democracy there is a limit. Representatives just don’t have that same power
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  4309. Software will just need to be updated.
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  4310.  @maimee1  if it’s important they will. If it isn’t, well it isn’t important. Most software developed today can run on any architecture anyway.
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  4311. Raj from tech support but schools are gun free zones... Arm teachers. Make it so teachers can have a gun in a gun safe in school, a kid stats shooting and he will be killed very soon.
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  4312. Raj from tech support my point is someone who is planning on shooting someone up isn’t going to care for these gun free zones. Having a gun in a locker doesn’t make a shooting more likely, if a teacher really wanted to kill a student they could just bring a gun to school that day. Gun free zones are great in bars, or places where spontaneous attacks are prone. But they are bad in places where you are more likely to see a pre meditated shooting. Ease the teachers, out then up to strict laws. Make them liable if they retrieve a firearm unwarranted - to the extent of the law. But for goodness sake at least let the schools have some form of defence.
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  4313. Raj from tech support exactly. It only stops law abiding citizens.
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  4314. Mike Litorus they can definitely afford a wall
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  4315. Go and invent a better synthetic wasabi then
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  4316.  @poisonduckee  what I’m saying is SpaceX has the only human rated space capsule in the US. If SpaceX didn’t exist, the US would be reliant on Russia to get to space which probably wouldn’t work out so well after Ukraine. It’s likely SpaceX is the only reason the US still has astronauts in space.
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  4317.  @poisonduckee  I don’t even know what this is referring to, the Starliner situation? How is that SpaceX’s fault? Private space flight has saved NASA tens of billions, and actually is incredibly safe (the Shuttle killed 14 people)
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  4318.  @poisonduckee  Shuttle comparatively was a ticking time bomb. It had so many close calls, the same error that took out Collumbia almost happened on an earlier flight. It was a terrible vehicle despite its technical marvel
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  4319. Who’s going to buy an education bond that probably won’t get paid off ever?
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  4320. Good, unions are shot holes that lead to some improvements but with too much power trivialises hard work
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  4321.  @Seth-uo9pe  how
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  4322. If you’re struggling there are services to help you. Ubi leaves that money to be poorly spent by its user. “Being poor is bad luck, staying poor is your fault”
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  4323.  @Daneelro  oh come on, he chooses not to talk about SLS because it wouldn’t draw in the views, not because it’s already been done. But moving on, what problems have critics flagged in advance that have been issues in these flight tests? I certainly don’t think Lord Thunderf00t had predicted the spinning that ultimately ruined the last launch. Most of the issues critics point out aren’t even ones NASA is worried about. Like its height or the number of launches. NASA hasn’t even mentioned the former as a concern and has addressed the latter stating it isn’t a concern because it will be carried out in LEO where issues can be addressed easily.
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  4324. o3 isn’t coming out for like 5 months. Maybe they will push up timelines and release an interim product. But by that time Grok 4 will be here
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  4325. pratiksha singh I hope not, China has been one of the countries hardest hit, it’s not their problem that a virus started in their country.
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  4326. pratiksha singh you can’t plan a pandemic, we don’t even have the technology to make basic organisms let alone targeted viruses.
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  4327. Like who?
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  4328. Niceicejimmy55 yes
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  4329. Small business owners work harder than most in our nation.
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  4330. Wealth inequality is natural. Especially as countries grow in population.
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  4331. It’s already weaponised, this space force will be the first program to really make an effort. The US needs this.”, innovation that can’t just be copied by China on a few years.
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  4332. Was it the establishment, or the additional £400 billion in spending she proposed?
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  4333.  @jacobdaniels3246  yes she is
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  4334.  @flamingpi2245  HAHAHA
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  4335. Zac James they are designed to kill
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  4336. That’s just stupid. These issues were not known before the launch, and 10 uncrewed missions is just not economical.
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  4337.  @richiexp2  20 flights of a different vehicle. Crew Dragon only had a single unmanned flight. And let’s not forget Dragons development wasn’t smooth sailing either. It literally exploded on the launch pad one time. It was able to launch a manned test regardless after it solved that problem.
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  4338. 1:00:00
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  4339.  @vincentphan5097 😂
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  4340. Laura Francis because they shouldn’t, they are luxuries. If you want luxuries then it should come out of your pocket, not out of the taxpayers
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  4341. People who are living off of the government should be those who are doing it hard, those who cannot afford to put food on their table. It shouldn’t mean that they can now buy unhealthy sugary drinks, and a number of other unhealthy foods for free - it should mean that they get the purchasing power to buy nutritional food for them and their family
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  4342.  @GamerGamerGamer77777  it’s not buying it, it’s using taxpayers money to buy it.
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  4343.  @delorbb2298  most people on SNAP live in cities, close to supermarkets and food stores.
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  4344. lol what
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  4345. The Big Bang was a impossibility?
    1
  4346. As much as you can afford. AI performance improves with compute
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  4347. mysteriousDSF but he denies so much science, like global warming. It’s very hard to like him when he ignores the truth
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  4348. Sdd Jahad I agree with what you’re saying, it’s not as bad as many say. However he believes that man made global warming isn’t a thing... he had said that multiple timed on Twitter and in many interviews.
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  4349. Then what’s your excuse for not being a billionaire?
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  4350. Well then you listen to all of the information you have and say he’s fine. That’s how our criminal system works, innocent until proven. He’s not proven so he’s innocent.
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  4351. Paper Tiger you ain’t getting any of that pussy so stop trying.
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  4352. Paper Tiger she’s ok, but I don’t think that looks should be any justification for the stupid shit coming out of her mouth.
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  4353. Maybe new Zealand, they are allied with the US under ANZUS alliance agreement
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  4354. Why
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  4355.  @Rosiks. the way most of you live would be considered poverty in my country
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  4356. Usera Naem dumbass
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  4357. What?
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  4358. What’s so special about our brains that couldn’t be replicated with a mechanical computer
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  4359.  @holgerjrgensen2166  brains are just biological computers. Our body is just a biological machine. Nothing about intelligence, “consciousness” or our existence is unique to us - we aren’t that special.
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  4360. Like what, the assault weapons ban? An assault weapon has no defined meaning and the ban did nothing to stop actual shootings. Rifles represent such a tiny announcer of overall homicides in America
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  4361. Snail Kale do you not know what the assault weapons ban was? It was “reasonable” regulation on weapons - mostly based on their looks. For example, pistol grips weren’t allowed on any semi automatic rifles. Even banning rifles wouldn’t do anything, as so little actual homicides are committed with rifles and said rifles are amazing for someone looking to defend themselves. It would harm the law abiding citizen more than criminals
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  4362. Jack Stahl the thing is gun free zones don’t stop shootings. If you want to shoot someone, nothing is stopping you from bringing a concealed gun in a bag. The only thing they do stop are law abiding citizens and their ability to stop a threat. You could force teachers to practice gun safety and put the gun in a gun safe to keep it away from the students.
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  4363. Crumbles first off, not all shooters are kids. You’re not prepping to shoot a kid, your prepping to defend yourself and your students. And the gun safe would be in a cabinet, keto out of reach of children and only to be used in specific situations. Teachers wouldn’t be forced to take a gun, but instead would have the option to.
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  4364. Crumbles gun free zones haven’t stopped a single shooting, they only stop the law abiding citizens from defending against one.
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  4365. Jack Stahl and I’ll say it again, what does a gun free zone do to prevent that teacher from bringing in a weapon to school. Nothing, it just means that another law abiding teacher cannot defend himself and his students against that shooter. Gun free zones have never prevented a shooting - what they have done is prevented others from defending themselves.
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  4366. Jack Stahl gun free zones do work is some circumstances, like in bars where people can get drunk and in the spot a guy might decide to shoot someone. But school shootings are planned, most aren’t spontaneous bursts of aggression. And a gun free zone doesn’t stop someone from bring a gun to school concealed.
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  4367. Jack Stahl it will reduce the fatalities of a shooting, plus deter someone from committing one in the first place. Those are 2 bonuses, and there aren’t any apparent negatives.
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  4368. Jack Stahl training for what? You don’t need training to take a gun and put it in a safe. And gun safes could be provided by the teacher, the gun if for their comfort. Ok let’s say you want it to be state funded, just take that budget out of where you get the security guard budget. You don’t need security for schools if the teachers are armed.
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  4369. Jack Stahl if they don’t want it then they aren’t forced to take it. It’s a luxury, not a rule. And gun training should be also on the teacher, it’s not the schools job to train a army of teachers.
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  4370. Jack Stahl um no, it’s not as hard as driving a car. It’s point and shoot
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  4371. Snail Kale they would use it and save their own life. Amazing I know.
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  4372. When you forgive it, you get that money from private businesses or fire gun governments
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  4373.  @iamrichlol  or the 2.2 million worldwide
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  4374. $20 an hour? That would kill so many jobs, and cause hyperinflation
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  4375. D Harper most if not all people police kill are justified.
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  4376. Achiles Redemptia for doing what exactly?
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  4377. Um, that’s one reason why we don’t want free college, people coming to America to scapegoats off of taxpayers. People go to Germany, get a free degree (some even go to Norway - where you get paid!) and then go back to the us for a better life.
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  4378.  @kingkotz3147  I think a society that rewards people for working hard and budgeting intelligently offers a better quality of life than one that rewards laziness. Making people dependent on themselves is the best way to achieve that.
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  4379. It runs Mac... that’s what you get for an extra $20-30k. It’s a complete rip off
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  4380. This is why the government should stick out of loans.
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  4381. I want to see an example of said "dark pattern". If you want to buy v bucks you must go through a long process, fill in your credit card details, examine your receipt and then accept. It then saves your credit card info, if you select the box that lets them save it. Don't select the fucking box. It's simple. I'm sick of governments stepping in and making things more annoying to use to appease double digit iq people.
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  4382. But then we wouldn't progress
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  4383. The story of kamalas career
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  4384. What GOP politician? Not the current one, Donald Trump. His plans have only expanded these benefits.
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  4385. 3 months time off per year is loads. That’s a quarter of the year.
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  4386. Except they do 😂 One of their boosters has been reused 19 times
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  4387. Ken MacDonald then don’t get a masters in puppetry. The thing about education is it’s on you. No one else should pay for your idiotic gender studies degree.
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  4388. Why? Paranoia much. Anyway if you armed teachers you would have to hide and hope, you would have someone there that would defend you. School shootings are terrible because it’s pretty much a person running around killing people with nothing to stop them.
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  4389. Yeah?
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  4390. Well it’s not great.
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  4391. Yeah, but in the process that hurts your social credit score making your job prospects very low
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  4392. lol what?
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  4393. ⁠​⁠ @ayushkadel1168 takes 30s to comment, takes hours to create a video. Who’s more affected? Though let’s be fair, Thunderf00t does it for money
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  4394. Garret not really. When eyeballing it’s fine, but measurements are supposed to be accurate. That why a simple and versatile base-10 system works, on any scale. Actually it’s so good it’s even the basis of the imperial system.
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  4395. Garret it’s easy to decide by a third, and it’s as accurate as using imperial. Just measure 333 mm. It’s as accurate as say 4 inches to a foot because as humans we aren’t 100% accurate to begin with
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  4396. Garret you are never going to need it more accurate than mm, and if you do, a computer is way more accurate than us
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  4397. bjoardar I do do source criticism, and many of these facts came directly from Bernie’s mouth.
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  4398. Officially the rover will be going down in 2030 with Artemis 5. There are 3 companies in the running which started development last year. However, Astrolab had already been working on their rover years before will be sending their rover with Artemis 3.
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  4399. Dreams of beating his kids and drunk driving
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  4400. Bard2008 it’s pretty true, this bullshit about aboriginals getting killed in custody is a lie. They due at a lower rate than non aboriginals
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  4401. Tàlyat N'ajjér his death wasn’t racially motivated in the slightest
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  4402. Slave Uber_Slave102 it’s about harder to hit tour target that’s running at you with a machete. In close range a knife or machete is just as, if not more effective than a pistol because you don’t need to aim.
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  4403. This is the only news in Australia worth watching.
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  4404. Trucking is such a waste of human potential. The quicker we automate it the better
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  4405.  @brunoccj South Korea is arguably the most prepared. North Korea is a threat, but it also isn’t. Passing the DMZ is near impossible, and their technology is half a century behind at best. I also can only imagine that North Korea’s training (a country that hasn’t been to war in 70 years and whose population is shielded from the outside) is terrible.
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  4406. Um, how? Forgetting that the president is one of the many elections that happen, it’s essentially just breaking the election into 50 smaller ones, it makes you’re voice within you’re state mean a bit more. Otherwise California would control every election. But that’s one vote, every 2 years you vote for congress, every 2-4 years you vote for a senator. Then you vote for your state representatives, governors. You’re voice isn’t a illusion
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  4407. Pretty much they said that he will be sorely missed but atleast his sole lives on with Jesus. I guess if you believe in that.
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  4408. They will go on strike.
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  4409. “Estate tax” sounds more like the euphemism to me, it really does sound like a tax on expensive hotels
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  4410. Global warming isn’t consuming us.
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  4411. That’s disgusting. Drive with the bus, but don’t try and run it off the road.
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  4412. Depends what was said.
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  4413. Then what about the 5 post offices on a mile of eachother?
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  4414. Because NASA still uses it. But for reference I believe 14.7 is Standard Atmospheric Pressure
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  4415. Obama didn’t slow military spending at all, and low interest rates help bolster investments and grow the economy.
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  4416. Instead of capitalism, which apparently takes time to become crappy (despite the growing quality of life), we should switch to socialism where items are already crappy
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  4417. @Psychx  it’s not planned, it just arises due to the inefficiencies of a centralised economy.
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  4418. It’s a good salary, it’s really the amount of money you want to be earning to live a comfortable life and then some.
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  4419. You Elon haters are craaaazy 😂
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  4420. Rioting and looting isn’t comparable? I’m pretty sure it is: it’s not as severe but it’s still a felony
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  4421. Now that I wear a mask I have developed depression.
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  4422. No he doesn’t
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  4423. Arthur Morgan he didn’t just take risk, he built the company from the ground up.
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  4424. Arthur Morgan no, the free market does. If a worker isn’t happy, they can leave for another job - or to make their own business.
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  4425. Arthur Morgan how is it exploitative? The person built a company and hired labour. The person agreed to the contract.
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  4426. Uh huh…
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  4427. There’s bad people in every job. Every single one. ACAB is throwing a net around every cop for the actions of a minority.
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  4428. Pretty much just an average republican
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  4429. They might pair with unmanned drones
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  4430. Brother shut your hole. We aren't overpopulated
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  4431. Bad budgeting isn’t a republican only problem. Do you really want to know why Medicare for all is too expensive? Because it would cost over 3.3 trillion per year. Plus an extra 400 billion for free college, 9.3 trillion for the green new deal.
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  4432. The republicans want the us to rebuild its economy, going back to what worked - a capitalist economy that incentives innovation, and optimised productivity.
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  4433. Johnmark Hatfield the Green Party? For crying out loud, they won’t ever hold power. Their socialist practices would kill the us
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  4434. You mean the rocket we haven’t made in 50 years? You can’t just make Saturn V. All the experts and engineers, all the factories and equipment, and many of the techniques, technologies and designs simply don’t exist anymore
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  4435. Falcon 9 is their smallest rocket currently in use. It’s about 50m tall and has 9 Merlin engines hence the name. Partially reusable, with the first stage landing either back on the launchpad or on a drone ship and a second stage which is expendable. It can carry ~11t when landing back on the launch pad, 19t when landing on the drone ship and 23t if fully expended.
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  4436. Falcon Heavy itself was a bit of a failure. Not because it’s a bad rocket, but because Falcon 9 exceeded expectations and are up all of its demand. And it was also meant as a way to get to the Moon or Mars but SpaceX is now doing that with Starship. Falcon 9 on the other hand has been a massive success. The most reliable rocket ever made, it’s more reliable at landing than any other rocket has been at launching.
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  4437. I hope they try and are stuck with 1m in lawyer fees 😂
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  4438. What garbage reporting. Deregulating the airline industry lead to a huge reduction in price. The reason flights had cocktails back then way the cheapest tickets cost more than first class does nowadays.
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  4439. Also yes they would survive, they’d just have to change their model.
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  4440. No it’s not
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  4441. Plus millions in damages to the families, and millions in losses after no one went to dreamworld
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  4442. Communism is wearing masks to stop pandemics? I though it was the socioeconomic state where all resources are owned by the community, and divided by need. How wrong I was.
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  4443. kel lee because the definition of communism isn’t easily accessible.
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  4444. If he is completely in the right, then he’s have no problem winning the court case.
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  4445. To be honest you can’t really see the victim in this footage. This man seemed very calm, until he fired which makes me suspect the kid was aiming a shot.
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  4446. Except the massive amounts of oil
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  4447. So tell me genius, what could trump have done.
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  4448. For...
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  4449. Ban cars while your at it
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  4450. The attacker plowed over one of the defending players attempting to go for the ball carrier
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  4451. J Big it would make the grid more efficient by allowing any wafted electricity to actually be stored
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  4452. It is
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  4453. Do you know the definition of a terrorist attack?
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  4454. Ok
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  4455. Adonis he was apart of the Unite the Right, he wasn’t apart of antifa
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  4456. Sounds like Japan needs some Reaganomics
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  4457. Definitely not. The US would lose a massive consumer base, and then what? With Authoritarianism spreading across the globe, you think the US would be immune to it? The US is a democracy, they’re very susceptible to foreign interference. If you want a future ruled by authoritarianism, vote for isolationists
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  4458. If SpaceX had your mindset they would never had attempted landing Falcon 9. Risks need to be taken. Hot Staging has worked perfectly both times, why would you cut that?
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  4459. Wasn’t “Jesus” given loads of gifts and was going to become king?
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  4460. Teachers get paid quite a lot. Average salaries are around $61 000 a year, for 9 months of work.
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  4461. There’s a photo all over twitter of him dead
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  4462. There are countless easier and safer jobs that pay just as much.
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  4463. How the fuck do you shoot to immobilise, definitely while someone’s running?
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  4464. $80m per launch would be the upper limit of Starship’s costs. It’s intended to be even cheaper than Falcon 9 which is currently $63m/launch. The actual cost will be sending the SLS up there every single time. The launch cost of that is $1.9 billion
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  4465. NASA uses metric, get used to it
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  4466. 0:51 how is that racist?
    1
  4467. Do you mean ln(2)? If you put in ln(2^i) you get 0.693. Log probably fits in because you’re putting 2 to the power of 1i
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  4468. Adele D nah, you just need to be sensible
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  4469. Lol
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  4470. No one lives anywhere near Boca Chica. SpaceX has been landing boosters back at their launch site for years. It’s really the only way to go if your goal is rapid reuse. Catching it saves massive amounts of weight and cost that’d go into legs.
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  4471. The US government spends $1.7 trillion on healthcare
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  4472. Sure, but we want a more capable lander. Apollo could only support 2 astronauts for 2 days, was not reusable - leaving most of itself back on the moon, and could not carry much cargo. There are other more technical details like it was kept at a very low 5 psi pressure to reduce mass even more but to keep it simple it was a barebones machine. HLS needs to support up to 6 astronauts for a week, is fully reusable, can carry a lot to the moons surface, will run at higher pressures and so on.
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  4473.  borray s  he cut the trade deficit and brought jobs back to America.
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  4474.  borray s  in 2019, the US’s trade deficit with China dropped - which makes sense seeing as the tariffs only started near the end of 2018.
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  4475. Jesus, how much do you want mining companies taxed? They already pay corporate taxes and state taxes, plus income taxes on top of that.
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  4476. So tell me genius, what could trump have done?
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  4477. Genius. The most educated society on the planet!
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  4478. Bot
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  4479. Good for you, how much did it cost?
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  4480. Not bad.
    1
  4481. There's a very important part of the constitution - the ability to amend it. That's how you change the constitution, you don't get your liberal justices to make up whatever they want.
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  4482. Quit twitch, it's a shitty platform
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  4483. You can do both. NASA takes up a tiny fraction of the governments budget, its existence is not stopping the US from tackling poverty.
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  4484. Rachel W I don’t think so. The best teachers I ever had were male.
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  4485. If a family can’t pay for a child’s lunch, then that’s their fault. I feel awful for the child, but it’s completely the parents fault
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  4486. Ok
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  4487. They had no cover, which is probably what is meant by that. And body armour doesn’t cover the majority of the body, you still have your arms, legs and head exposed
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  4488. How?
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  4489. She’s been a judge for 3 years, before that she had worked in law for over 15 years. You can look her up, she has done a lot. Not that you can be unqualified for a position with no qualifications beyond being a citizen...
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  4490.  @ericyun980  she is an originalist. Her faith, her political agenda - it doesn’t come into her decisions.
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  4491. Lithium is slot more explosive than gasoline. Just look at that car in China, or those Samsung phones that exploded.
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  4492. Pulse Fel your phone isn’t constantly in car accidents, and there aren’t that many car accidents. But the risk is there. Fuel isn’t going to explode, but slowly burn. If a battery is impacted there will be an explosion.
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  4493. Pulse Fel no, I can smash into a gas barrel and have a huge mess (or worse case scenario a fire) Smash into a lithium battery however: It will start smoking, and the heat of the impact alone could easily make it explode. So it’s actually quite a fair compromise.
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  4494. Pulse Fel yes phones are safe, but they don’t have a half tonne battery strapped to them pumping out crazy high wattage. Please stop comparing full gas vehicles to small smart phones. Now about parts and failures, you know that if your cooling mechanism fails (like the incident in China) it can lead to flames and even an explosion.
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  4495. Pulse Fel and a side impact into an electric vehicle could be just enough to puncture the battery pack. 💥
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  4496. What’s with foam mattress companies and doing the wine trick. It’s not like that effects comfort, nor is it new technology
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  4497. Well it's still butter, just mixed with water, oil and salt to make it more spreadable and to enhance it's flavour.
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  4498.  @toni4729  butter is just fat anyway. Oil or not
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  4499.  @toni4729  lol, butter is literally just fat. You take milk, churn it, and seperate off the fat. That fat is butter.
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  4500. Can be used as both. "That watch is such a flex"
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  4501. They were, this bomb saved more lives than it took. Japan didn’t surrender, it was sacrificing its soldiers. This ended the war as quickly and with as few deaths as possible.
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  4502. Phones have gotten cheaper. You can get a phone for $200 which will do all basic tasks well.
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  4503. Yeah ok whatever you say
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  4504. Russia is a dictatorship
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  4505. The reason it forces updates (important ones) even when you turn off automatic updates is to get the latest security patch out to everyone straight away. This could potentially save your ass from all kinds of cyber attacks
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  4506.  @bransonallen2925  that is the point. The law is you can't be in the intersection when it's red. Should he have slowed down to stop? Probably. Was what he did illegal at all? No, it wasn't.
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  4507. Weight, energy efficiency, what if it falls over? Ect
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  4508. If I was paralysed I’d stick my hand up for this. The potential benefit to me and millions of others far outweighs the risks.
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  4509. Lavodan this is not a centre meter this is a brick
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  4510. Except they didn’t. They bought a Hammer, Engine and a number of other things all at once. They weren’t itemised so when the accounting had to be done each item was just divided evenly. It was just an accounting anomaly. I’m not saying NASA isn’t wasteful but there are better examples
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  4511. If you bothered to research before your videos you’d have seen Elon said the donation thing is a lie.
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  4512. What research?
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  4513. Find me one country that has no loopholes
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  4514. In the middle of a forest?
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  4515. Lmao
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  4516. They were given a warrant to search the house, they got shot at... its not hard to paint a picture
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  4517. What constitutes as a mental illness? Would anxiety or depression be enough, could my friends and neighbours strip my right?
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  4518. Lord Vader of course, but that might scare people from getting help. And again, even with depression, your right to defend yourself shall not be infringed.
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  4519. I mean when a large part of the would would be considered extreme poverty our standards, it’s a very reasonable reality.
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  4520. I don’t think he’s ever claimed he’s the only one working on the rocket. He does have a good say in the design of the rockets but more importantly the philosophy of SpaceX. He’s the reason SpaceX is so ambitious and not afraid of risk because he pushes his teams to do things they might think are too hard - like catching the booster.
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  4521.  @stratometal  well no, you said Elon claimed the work
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  4522. I think it’s great. Many first world countries don’t even have a minimum wage. Many countries around the world are struggling to get people into entry level jobs simply because high minimum wages have killed openings.
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  4523. Chief actually looks good. It’s the rest that doesn’t. Again this is a demo from almost a year ago. You can see that in the actual gameplay trailer that the hand dies look much better, with the it huh game and textures being better overall
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  4524. The Level Lord yeah, the gameplay trailer (a newer build) looks much better, chiefs arm looks like metal. Why they chose an old build, we will never know.
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  4525. Olly Reader they get stabbed instead. Less lethal sure, but how much? 13% of all homicides in the us already use knives, if they are so much less lethal then most attempted homicides must already use knives - which is false
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  4526. Olly Reader what’s an assault weapon? 80% of firearm homicides are done by handguns, but they aren’t scary enough for the media
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  4527. Most hypothesis are incorrect. Think about it, there’s hundreds of explanations for a specific thing, but only 1 is correct
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  4528. She 100% deserved it. He's had to call the police and city social services multiple times due to her disruptive behaviour
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  4529. ThErE iS a TAsEr yOu kNOW
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  4530. Jeffrey Maddock haha, we won’t even make a scratch you idiot
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  4531.  @shannilaydie5761  banning abortions doesn’t make it impossible to get one. It means that the general public cannot kill their baby because “they feel like it”. Rape, underage pregnancy, or cases where the woman’s life is at risk can have prescribed abortions.
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  4532.  @shannilaydie5761  and if they lose their life doing that, so be it. Unless it’s a medical emergency, rape or child pregnancy - there’s no excuse for killing a child. None. The government isn’t even talking about banning them. They are talking about taking back the precedent left behind by Roe V Wade, which restricts the state governments ability to regulate abortion.
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  4533.  @shannilaydie5761  prescribed abortions are going to be expensive. If you’re a rape victim, you can sue the defendant. If you are in a medical emergency, you will pay for it like a normal pregnancy. If you’re a victim of underage pregnancy, you may be reimbursed by the government, or sue.
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  4534.  @shannilaydie5761  it hurts them mentally and spiritually? I don’t care, it probably hurt the baby that was craved, ripped to pieces and bulked out a piece at a time a lot more. If you’re so mentally scared, you wouldn’t get an abortion simply because the baby was an inconvenience. People who murder babies don’t deserve kindness and empathy. Unless it was necessary, or the baby was because of means uncontrollable by the woman - rape!
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  4535.  @shannilaydie5761  I think that the choice is made in the bed, not the abortion clinic. If you are mentally, financially or otherwise unfit for a child - use contraception.
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  4536.  @shannilaydie5761  if you’re pregames, I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t be in denial. “How did that get there”. I know, it’s an awful thing. I don’t wish it on anyone. But so is murder
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  4537. How do I defend my family with a shotgun? (Which is one of the most dangerous weapons if you look at “damage”)
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  4538. FMR no one can lobby, that includes constitutionally protected militias, antifa, left, alt right, ect. Pretty much our 1st and 2nd amendment rights stripped
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  4539. FMR white nationalists are not gangs, nor are antifa ect. Extremists are extremists, and should be taken that way. Also how are you to send all gangs to rehabilitation, is it financially viable and what defines a “gang”? Is it after an expensive court case or direct?
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  4540. Healthcare isn’t free, nowhere. In America you pay. That means that lazy f*cks dont get my money. In countries like Denmark everyone pays, leading to an income tax of 50%! (Half of your cash goes the the government)
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  4541. I’m not a bank robber, I just work in financial transfers
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  4542. B12 blaze it vegan not in moderation, and it’s delicious
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  4543. B12 blaze it vegan cholesterol like anything is ok in small amounts! It’s actually necessary for proper heart function. It’s like saying that “eating fruit increases your sugar intake”, it’s a joke!
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  4544. B12 blaze it vegan again back to the fruit statement. Your body produces sugars, but the other vitamins in the fruit are necessary. Your body might produce cholesterol, but the proteins, vitamins and minerals of meat far make up for it. Just wondering, how many professional world record athletes eat vegan? I can list 10 that eat meat, the proteins meat provides is unchallenged.
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  4545. B12 blaze it vegan *small amounts of cholesterol, while trading in a protein, tasty and vitamin filled piece of steak
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  4546. B12 blaze it vegan food poisoning does not come by the meat, rather the poor handling and cooking of it. Yes it does promote cancer health, but by how much. Is this a large increase, or are you let’s say only 1% more likely to get cancer?
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  4547. Linda G sheep
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  4548. Samey is fine. Traditional buildings in Europe all look identical sitting next to each other, but are some of the nicest buildings in the world.
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  4549. No it rewards spending and investing, over saving. If everyone saved them our economy would crumble
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  4550. not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  4551. Yeah when you don’t do something for 60 years you tend to forget how to do it. The engineers retire and die, the blueprints get lost, the factories shut down. NASA is essentially having to rebuild everything to get back to the moon.
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  4552. Very little of the DoD’s R&D is useful for space flight.
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  4553. Considering NATO is currently supporting a country that isn’t even in it right now, it’s not even a question. But the answer, like all international policy, is that there is no way to enforce it. But countries will uphold it because collective defence is the only way most of them survive if we’re being honest
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  4554. That would destroy the company. I like that they’re going for profit. It’s also necessary if they want to survive
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  4555. My brother dropped his iPhone 4 in a sink... rip
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  4556. PHP developer detected
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  4557. You need ID to drive. You need ID to drink. During COVID you needed ID to go out and eat. You need it to gain access to welfare that poor people love so much. To get a credit card, to work. Why not to vote as well, the place where ensuring fraud does not occur is so important
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  4558. What? You’re cr*zy
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  4559. JamesHLanier trying to get by? Stay yin your own country.
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  4560. What happened to the O?
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  4561. Dividends are the more conventional route, but stock buybacks can be used as compensation. Stock buybacks directly remove shares from the market, while dividends are just simple payments.
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  4562. No matter who wins there would have been controversy. It’s just sad how people really have the time to actually care about this stuff
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  4563. Those aren't legitimate reasons for not paying for your software. The only legitimate reason to not pay for something is you can't (ie it's not sold anymore)
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  4564. What country are you from mate
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  4565. I wouldn’t blame Qualcomm that no OEM has made a fanless model.
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  4566. Oh how dear they repay the investors that keep their company afloat
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  4567. No it’s not. Actually if anything it’s vital. The only thing the government needs to do is stop giving out so many loans.
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  4568. Disappointed you didn’t strap a solar panel on the side.
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  4569. He shouldn’t of been let on, the harness hardly fit him
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  4570. We may be them
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  4571. That’s pretty much what SLS is. $14 billion dollars over budget and 6 years behind schedule and we have a rocket which is so expensive to launch all of its missions have been shifted to other rockets
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  4572. Unlikely
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  4573. Mayank Bhatia bee movie
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  4574. Cinnati Ohiocy he never said vaccines would kill people, that lie comes from an interview back in 2011, where they talk about his work with healthcare. He’s seen talking about two things: -Vaccines and -Reproductive healthcare services On top of other things, and at the end he said that with these tools governments can reduce childhood deaths and population growth. Obviously he is refereeing to the reproductive services educating folks on safe sex but nah, the guys down at NewsPunch (known for stupid conspiracy theories) took it on themselves to start reporting fake news.
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  4575. Capn tap link? I haven’t found a single source saying that
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  4576. Trent Trombley plus it must be tested for effectiveness
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  4577. How the fuck did she get off?
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  4578. It’s not rugby, it’s AFL
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  4579. There isn’t any evidence Russia did pay the Taliban. Nor any actual motive.
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  4580. Stuart Wayne and we believe the Taliban?
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  4581. Stuart Wayne and you call trump the traitor. He’s speaking off of facts. You can’t be severing relations with Russia over something that’s yet to be investigated. Russia isn’t a small country, they are a superpower and it’s in the US’s best interest to forge a good relationship
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  4582. Stuart Wayne and investigations have gone under way, just none officially sighted by Trump
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  4583.  @weekiely1233  it didn’t reach Orbital speeds (on purpose).
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  4584.  @weekiely1233  was that IFT2 or 3? I thought 3 was meant to run below orbital speeds and lower than LEO. Doesn’t matter though, the rocket can definitely reach orbit. Hopefully IFT4 they can sort out the reentry of the booster and ship
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  4585. No, I can just compare it to SLS which has cost $24 billion to make and is so expensive NASA is trying to avoid using it
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  4586. CBS just did a segment following German police as they raid someone’s home over a Facebook meme.
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  4587. Daniel Borg aboriginals dying one prisons. Even though they die at a lesser rate than non aboriginals but we can’t have those facts ruining our “peaceful” protests
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  4588. Balker Kaler spot on
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  4589. Interest free would incentivise you to just pay it off 20 years down the line.The governent often pins student loan to around 3-4%, slightly above inflation.
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  4590. Do people seriously think it’s reddit behind this? Sure, the initial wave may have been - but the majority of shares are held not by retail investors, but institutions.
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  4591. Selling data is how all websites make money, of you don’t like that - don’t use the internet
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  4592. They probably would have caught it before the vaccine was administered, as it takes a few days for it to work. And that’s not that bad, considering how many people are vaccinated anyway compared to the number not.
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  4593. When shorting, your broker requires you place up a portion of your investment as collateral in case you default. Every time your position drops in value below what your collateral supports, your broker will make a “margin call”, asking for more money to be placed as collateral. If you cannot meet this request, you are forced to close your position prematurely. That’s what happened here. Because the stock rose so quickly, it forced companies to close their position, buying back stocks to return to the lender, causing prices to rise further.
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  4594. When you don’t do something for 50 years, it takes a while to relearn how to do it. But this is less “how” and more about testing different configurations to find the best one.
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  4595. Don’t talk about things you don’t understand
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  4596. Maybe it's because you can't revoke education?
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  4597. For saying that it’s a hoax?
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  4598. What about people who live in multiple households? Who work FIFO? Who want to go on holiday and watch their Netflix? Who travel around a lot?
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  4599. Deviousdoggo without them you wouldn’t have you’re phones and computers, atleast not to the potential of today. It’s not really how much they are taxed, but the loopholes.
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  4600. Guillaume Girard what language di they speak in?
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  4601. ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠ @Kiloton61097 the launches won’t all be in a week. It’ll be done over a couple months I believe. SpaceX will first launch up a Depot, then over those couple months launch up 10-15 Tankers to fill it up. That depot will refuel HLS in one go before it gets sent to the moon. It’s a complex operation, but achievable. There’s not much “messy” about it, it’s just that if you want to take a bigger lander than the tiny one they used for Apollo you need to get creative.
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  4602. Sadly criminals have made it so. It doesn’t stop the average American, so be it
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  4603. Google uses an AI algorithm. It’s not biased in any way except to thinks that gets the most attention
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  4604. Doesn’t matter unless mark lives in Japan
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  4605. Good on him, but these speeds are ridiculous. To the contrary what “tech experts” say you need more than 10Mb/s to stream Netflix at 4k. Estimates put it at 25-35Mb/s and that means I cannot even connect 2 devices at once on my apparent NBN 100 plan.
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  4606.  @dawn0916 words from Muhammad himself: "The Day of Judgment will not come until Muslims fight the Jews, when the Jew will hide behind stones and trees. The stones and trees will say, 'O Muslim, O servant of God, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.' Only the Gharkad tree would not do that, because it is one of the trees of the Jews."
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  4607. It is also in the Hamas founding Charter
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  4608.  @dawn0916  were you dropped on your head as a child?
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  4609.  @klzeccwozi1290 well it’s in development. What more can you say. SLS development was even more delayed and even more wasteful but you don’t seem to care. Maybe you just hate Elon, fine by me - but atleast be honest with your biases.
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  4610. That's the cost over the next 3 decades, which is equal to the cost of the stage 3 tax cuts for only this decade. So we have the money.
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  4611.  @SweetMana25  he was just enforcing the rules. Both teams played sloppily, blame them for the lack of flow.
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  4612. Christopher von Bronsart because Apple won’t let Nvidia put their own drivers on Mac...
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  4613. Bot
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  4614. Michelle Obama wouldn’t win because she has good policy, she would win because she’s Obama’s wife
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  4615. Raptor Jesus perhaps, but she is probably the least qualified democrat for the job - and that’s compared to biden
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  4616. Don’t threaten Americans in your country and America won’t threaten you
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  4617. The poor are taxed lower. The actual solution is reducing taxes of investments in poorer communities. Opportunity Zones provide tax write-offs to developers in low income communities. This makes them desirable to invest in, making jobs, making money, making the community richer. It’s a great idea.
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  4618. Erin haha ok
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  4619. 4’s multiplayer was awful, but the story was fine. A bit mediocre.
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  4620. Nothing makes it in Europe, it’s over regulated to sh*t
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  4621. Yes they do.
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  4622.  @cartaphilus242  him and trunk have said multiple times that they believe in climate change - but not the climate alarmism. Under the trump administration, CO2 emissions have dropped
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  4623. Lucien Richardson because welfare allows the country to guarantee that the money is being put to good use.
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  4624. Lucien Richardson why is UBI better?
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  4625. Lucien Richardson if you’re offered a job and don’t take it, then you don’t deserve to get welfare. Beggars can’t be choosers. Work is never as fun as lounging around. I know if I could get paid to lounge I would, so why wouldn’t anyone else?
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  4626. Lucien Richardson if you can’t get another job than maccas, who cares? It’s obviously your fault (attitude, skill, the type of job) I shouldn’t have my tax money that could be better spent go to you.
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  4627. Yes, SLS is more than 12 Starships even if they’re all expended. Also you’re not factoring in the cost of developing a lander. NASA estimated it’d cost them $10 billion to develop one
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  4628. G d the president can’t call a national lockdown. And he didn’t lie, the CDC was very vague about it’s effectiveness.
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  4629. Random Task it was too late by then anyway. As I said, one day after the WHO said it couldn’t transmit from human to human the first case of COVID landed in Washington DC.
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  4630. Random Task trump didn’t lie, he just downplayed the virus. What’s worse? That, or the WHO telling the world it wasn’t contagious. That, or the media (and Joe Biden) attacking trump for closing the borders in the first place?
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  4631. Random Task wait... the recession was Trumps fault? Ahh yes, Obama would have completely stopped any economic repercussions of an epidemic... not. Find me a single country not effected by Covid? There’s none. Anyway, trump with the economy has been very fast moving. The CARES act has pretty much rebuilt the economy back up to where it was before the crash. He acted fast, and saved millions of jobs.
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  4632. Ohio?
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  4633. opollo isn’t it at safe levels
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  4634. No, an electric car on average ways 30% more than a petroleum car. This is a bigger number than it seems, that can easily be a few hundred kgs. Anyway weight is a big thing when it comes to efficiency, speed and acceleration. It is the reason solar cars suck, and that electric cars can never get the the power or top speed of petrol cars.
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  4635. Ethan Catete well I say getting arrested might be a sign
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  4636. Yes, losing jobs creates jobs. Back in 1800, 80% of US jobs were in agriculture. Today it’s less than 1%, but people still has jobs. Automation frees people up to create more jobs.
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  4637. It’s a multitude of reasons, things like income, education and culture all comes into it. The cause is money, richer communities have less crime - that is a fact. The government is trying, with payments and support for education in aboriginal communities
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  4638.  @JoeFromThatPlace bro shut the hell up 😂
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  4639. That’s not it
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  4640. You don't know what a Ponzi scheme is
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  4641. There's many foods that are inedible without a lot of sugar. Chocolate for example
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  4642. They're a business, they should be able to set whatever rules they want
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  4643. Yes
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  4644. Well it is for some cause, but of course idiots love using this attention to steal a few hundred dollars worth of things each.
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  4645. What a stupid comment, the Submarine rescue effort was done by Canada and the US. They don't save people in the Mediterranean 😂
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  4646. And SpaceX isn’t even the only heavy lift launch provider in the US.
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  4647. Civil war? They have no weapons
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  4648.  @america8706  and the French army didn’t have automatic weapons, tanks, ect.
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  4649.  @america8706  how is a unarmed and malnourished populous going to overthrow a dictator protected by a heavily armed military
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  4650. And the 25 million Australians would just sit around and do nothing
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  4651.  @grimaffiliations3671 pegs to more valuable currencies lower inflation.
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  4652. Haha😂
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  4653. Or gara. DPS and tank
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  4654. The bonds between the hydrogen and oxygen are very weak, that’s why it breaks. They are all single vibes, and when it reacts the substance will break down into its most simple form, H2O
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  4655. And O as a biproduct.
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  4656. Systematic racism doesn’t exist. Racism dies, but it’s not systematic. UBI is a stupid idea. It would kill jobs, raise inflation, increase taxes and depending on the income make many people stop working all together. You know that many would use this money to help their addictions rather than improving themselves. Free healthcare isn’t free. I’m not opposed to it, but nothing proposed would fix the key issues. Free education is dumb. People who go to college get paid over 2.5x more than people who don’t... why should those that don’t have to supplement those that do and make more because of it.
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  4657. Intel is doing the same here, there’s a different fab for the controllers because they don’t scale well to smaller sizes
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  4658. This is nonpartisan journalism. What a treat
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  4659. Coal is the most reliable energy source. Although first systems made use of water to get power, coal just was so much cheaper, and more reliable.
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  4660. No it’s just hard. Ask anyone in the industry
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  4661.  @than217  Apollo had a 1/10 chance of killing its crew. It’s a miracle it didn’t. Even the best capsules today still have a 1/300 chance of losing a crew - imagine if planes were like that. Spaceflight is hard
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  4662.  @than217  all I’m saying is Space is Hard. Which is true
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  4663. Polio has been around for centuries.
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  4664. The solution to yeast is to just not have any. Unleavened bread is actually nice
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  4665. Butt Hole they don’t always work. A guy was killed because the police attempted to use less-than-lethal rounds, which resulted in the guy slashing the throat of a nearby bystander
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  4666. Ravengenocide chernobyl didn’t have a thermal nuclear explosion
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  4667. No shit.
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  4668. Walmart pars it’s employee’s more than the minimum wage, for jobs like stacking shelves and being a cashier (not very skilled jobs). And out of it’s whopping 500 billion dollar revenue, it only profited around 10 billion last year. That means for every dollar they spend, 2 cents is profited - that’s extremely low.
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  4669. Sharon Massey 10 billion is the profit, it is then divided between shareholders and taxed as income tax when it’s paid out. It employs over 2.2 million people, and to then pay every one of them over the minimum wage - it really adds up. If you can’t live on it (it’s around $25k a year, definitely livable) then leave. It’s a low skill entry level job not meant to feed a family.
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  4670. Sharon Massey $12/hr can easily be lived on. Especially if you work extra hours. Again, if you don’t like the pay look elsewhere for employment - you cannot expect that a job stacking supermarket shelves is going to allow you to feed you and a family. When I said leave, I meant leave your job. Look somewhere else. Amazon pays its lowest workers $15/hr. You cannot sit here and complain about pay if your working an entry level, low skill and low effort job.
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  4671. Sharon Massey then become a doctor, something that takes skill and is in high demand. Or start your own business. Or take on a trade. Or look for employment in any number of places. It’s not mine, the governments or those very successful businessmen’s fault that you continue to work a easy worthless job. I’m not referencing YOU in particular, just on general. You work what you are worth.
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  4672. Sharon Massey let’s look at it this way: supply and demand. It’s a simple concept that’s the basis for capitalism, it regulates everything. The prices of goods, and especially how much a worker is paid. If there are a lot of positions but a low amount of eligible persons, then the job pays more and vice versa. Places like Walmart have much more available workers than they do job openers - and that’s why you get paid low.
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  4673. Sharon Massey if you look at the economy over time, when slave labour ended the economy started to grow extremely quickly. This can be attributed to released slaves working, making an income which increases not only demand - but they could start their own business as well. Slave labour didn’t lead to innovation, it just let people get free workers. But when people had to compete, that’s when the us innovated. Just look at the US GDP over time.
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  4674. It’s a sound and true design, the good old incest muted bonanza. 1/10 on delivery
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  4675. The EU is a bit excessive with the things it bans, and even the US is as well. Should something really be banned if it may increase your cancer risk by an immeasurable amount?
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  4676. Rappers have no talent so resort to stealing music from others.
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  4677. The government doesn’t need to do that, they already hide a lot from people
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  4678. Perhaps
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  4679. No one's arguing against that. Beauden Barrett is a brilliant player, best 10 we've had since Carter
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  4680. Not much really, definitely if they’re shipping huge amounts of trucks
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  4681. jasper426 yeah he golfs. Probably every weekend he goes out and golfs. So what? Anyway onto your comment. He didn’t let the riots go on, the governors did. He left it up to the governments of the state’s, and would only step in if they let it get out of hand. On a voting point of view he did really well, if he acted upon these riots and sent in the military, people would be dead. That doesn’t look very good.
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  4682. The problem is that the worker doesn’t risk anything. Shareholders risk their assets - capital - in exchange for profit and growth. Workers don’t have this same risk, especially when open jobs are numerous. A better system would be one based on a free market, but the bullshit we have now. Less government control, less taxes. Less unions, more focus on individual choice and freedoms. Then your wage wouldn’t be based on the bargaining power if your union, but on your worth as an individual. As a result, hard workers would be rewarded and could use that capital to buy more things or invest in stocks.
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  4683. Skoda130 1) workers risk nothing. They exchange their labour in return for capital. If they were smart they would save this capital, and buy shares themselves. But most don’t, and that’s part of freedom. You can save up, or you can buy something. It’s for you to decide. 2. Fidget spinners filled a demand. It’s not helpful or materialistic - but people wanted them and so the supply went up. It’s a great example of why capitalism works, it improve the quality of life of individuals by shifting to the demand of a population - not the population being suited by the demand of the controllers. As explained in this video very briefly, socialism doesn’t incentivise innovation. Another thing socialism fails at doing is giving more resources to the successful. Companies don’t just get rewards, they get more resources to push their innovation. It’s capitalism saying “you did well, keep going”.
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  4684. Skoda130 small governments are less corrupt because the people can better control them, and they are more effective because they know their area better. But that’s just stayed, if your talking about less government influence: the most corrupt governments are those with outright control - the big central powers. Look at China, NK, Venezuela. All large governmental systems with massive corruption.
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  4685. Skoda130 what would prevent the rich from buying law and order? The constitution and the second amendment. Here’s another question, what would stop a government from controlling the law and order. Has history not taught us enough? Unions are hurting workers more than the companies. It should be the governments job to regulate businesses, and the free markets job to regulate wages - not a group of lazy assholes demanding more pay.
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  4686. Skoda130 they risk their livelihoods and debts? The spending activity of a individual shouldn’t be the employers concern. When a business goes bankrupt, a worker is called a “unsecured creditor”. Money is owed to them, but unlike a bank they took no financial risk. Onto CEO’s. Yes, they get bailouts (which are mostly loans that will be paid back) - and I agree it’s terrible. In a proper capitalist society corporations wouldn’t get bailouts. But it’s sometimes essential to protect jobs. A CEO usually has a stake in the company, so when it goes bad enough to get a bailout - they are severely hurt. Still it doesn’t matter as I don’t like bailouts.
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  4687. Skoda130 what are profits to you? Money is a mass up object, it’s a number that determines the cost of everything. So if money doesn’t mean anything, what are profits: Output > Input In any economy, you want the most output and the least input. If 1 worker in a country can produce what 2 can in another - that is profit. It means you can sell that product cheaper, you can pay that worker more, ect. Cheaper is the key word, as you maximise profit you make things cheaper. If you maximise efficiency you make things cheaper. If market socialism pushed for higher wages with the same goods you make “hyperinflation”.
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  4688. Skoda130 what straw man? I never said that you called money nothing, I said it. It’s true, money is nothing. If the US were to fall today, every single USD would be useless. It has no intrinsic value - we give it that.
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  4689. Skoda130 I was taking the money out of the equation, as it’s worthless materialistically. Instead I talked about resources, goods and services. When a company profits, it means it put in less than it took out. It was efficient and effective - which is what you want to push for in an economy.
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  4690.  @puhpuh3037  bad
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  4691. His policies are only radical because we've become numbed to authoritarianism. Go back 120 years when America was still productive and growing, he'd fit right in.
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  4692. Blame Obama
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  4693.  @tecomaman they get a fixed rate for a certain period (say 5 years), then for the rest of the 20 years they get a variable rate.
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  4694. If everyone got more money, prices of everything would just go up to meet it. Getting more money doesn't make houses more affordable, more houses makes houses more affordable!
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  4695. It does come out of it. And this guy also lives in Australia so he doesn’t need to be told how the system works. An employer is required to contribute 9.5% of your income to super.
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  4696. It’s not hard, mist training takes a day or two. Learning to push a button doesn’t need weeks of training. The rest is just common sense
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  4697. There’s humane ways to kill sea creatures... she chose some of the worst.
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  4698. Yes, but there's also an imaginary component. e^(x i) = cos(x) + i sin(x)
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  4699.  @stuchatterton6550  lol 😂
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  4700. And no, this doesn’t deny you the access, just means you will need to pay it off
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  4701. What the fuck does that mean
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  4702. Jeremy Ren the Chinese government can control where you go, what you can buy and can track every inch of it. One news reporter who spoke out against certain leaders of Government is now unable to use public transport (train, plane, bus) has restricted internet access, and is spied on anywhere they go through payment details and through surveillance. Your bank can’t do that, but your government can. That’s one of many reasons against this.
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  4703. fitztastico aren’t background checks already a thing?
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  4704. Starship isn’t even the critical path. It’ll be ready well before SLS/Orion are
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  4705.  @Irobert1115HD  actually SLS isn’t ready, its launchpad is still damaged from Artemis 1. And no the problems aren’t the same, because SpaceX can work way faster than Lockheed Martin.
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  4706.  @Irobert1115HD  yeah Starship tore up its launch pad. But SpaceX had it fully repaired and upgraded with a deluge system in 6 months SLS damaged its launch pad back in 2022 and it still hasn’t been repaired That’s the difference between SpaceX and NASA.
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  4707. Copyright law only considers the country where the content is copied , not where it’s made
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  4708. That book is so French
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  4709. China did
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  4710. Dustin Montanez yes actually. It’s not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  4711. aesthetic chloe that’s 1.5% of all abortions. What about the other 98.5%?
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  4712.  King Royal  yeah, we should have definitely sided with the nazis
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  4713.  King Royal  communism killed itself, no need to side with our genocidal enemy
    1
  4714. PC gaming is cheap
    1
  4715. Everyone saying that republicans hate this, trump just signed a massive relief bill, cutting payroll tax, increasing unemployment benefits, saving jobs
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  4716. Rhodesian Wojak what depreciation? Their stock price has boomed in 2020
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  4717. And a big one, the DEI requirement will be cut.
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  4718. Proof?
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  4719. Adnan Islam he didn’t know that at this point, he made a video afterwards though
    1
  4720. It’s risen by 0.8 degrees c since 1730, or when the industrial revolution started. It’s not much but as it keeps going temperatures will start to rise faster and faster
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  4721. Yeah but the rest of the world soundly, which would effect you. Do you know what else will effect you? Rise in water pH.
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  4722. David Mcintosh the engines cheap, but the battery isn’t.
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  4723. David Mcintosh no, an electric vehicle can be anywhere from 50-200% more expensive. Run costs in mind, you aren’t saving to switch to an electric vehicle.
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  4724. David Mcintosh that is true, and the service costs are low due to the lower amounts of moving parts, but when the battery gives, it can be very expensive to replace.
    1
  4725. Domnick Samayoa don’t hold your phone out on a shooting position at night
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  4726. Everyone deserves access, that’s undeniable. But the wealthy should have access to better healthcare, it’s their money.
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  4727.  @snowsnow4231  it is in Putin’s interests to control Ukraine
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  4728. Investing is inserting resources you own (usually capital) into a system. The government actively encourages it, and that’s why taxes are lower. It’s not broken, it’s called human behaviour.
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  4729. Aman Panda not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  4730. And it’s a load free-er than my country
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  4731. Neither are government pension systems, just look at the us's Social Security program
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  4732. I don’t understand your point. If it were not possible to propel yourself in space, then Voyager 1 would bomber be possible. Space isn’t a perfect vacuum, but it also provides little air resistance.
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  4733. 😂
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  4734. Bullshit she eats one meal, she looks like she eats 10
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  4735. Big dadi not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  4736. He was worried that the woman was grabbing for her gun
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  4737. Boo hoo
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  4738. It’s an excuse that the government uses to make it cost $1.7 billion for a hospital. Everyone has to run by the same rules, the government write them itself. The problem is the government has so much money it can afford to waste money... just raise taxes
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  4739. Shorts don’t have ads, like I can scroll for hours and not find a single ad. It’s surprising you even get a cent
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  4740. Jae duk Seo And you should too. China is a corrupt country. One news journalist spoke out against their government, calling out lies that he heard while inside government. He is now locked down, unable to move around (by train, bus or plane), has restricted internet access and is constantly spies on by the government. It gives the government too much control.
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  4741. Steel was actually a good change. Building Starship out of carbon composites would have been a nightmare, incredibly expensive as well. Steel is much cheaper, much easier to build with, much more heat resistant and so on.
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  4742. Investing is easy, index funds are the way to go
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  4743. No, best gore still gets censored
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  4744. Memory foundations was probably my favourite design. Maybe with the building in the corner having that 4 diamond roof design.
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  4745. If he’s allowed to go on then I believe it should be up to the park. No one should be afraid for the life of themselves or their sons, you should be able to trust that it’s safe. And they are, just some not so much.
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  4746. Mr Fat Doinks yeah that’s bullshit, cancer cells are literally our normal cells but with damaged or abnormal DNA, usually from the result of natural mutations or radiation, which breaks down a cells nucleus. For a specific frequency to break down cancer cells, any other living animal tissue exposed to it would also die.
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  4747. Those passports are pretty durable. Theyre flame resistant
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  4748. thakidkal they hid it though
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  4749. He was, but he’s dropped the ball.
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  4750. A good example of a failed attempt to make money off a meme, the Backpack Kid
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  4751. Seize in what way?
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  4752. The lunar suits are configurable to each person, the pressure is the same however
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  4753.  @TheM0joDoj0  Obama’s booming economy? It’s great when you become president after a recession because it makes the natural economy bounce back look like your work. Under Obama wages were stagnant, workforce participation dropped, and much more. Under trump wages increased, workforce participation increased and unemployment decreased to its lowest point. His tax cuts and deregulation helped businesses thrive.
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  4754. The states did
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  4755. oops lol and they are
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  4756. You have two people, one who is struggling to string multiple sentences together, and who fears a head on debate. And another who’s been a great president, and lives to debate
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  4757. Only if provoked.
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  4758. ArvelDreth it’s just very coincidental.
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  4759. Ok
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  4760. tellurium96 at least they don’t steal your private information
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  4761. Just Peachy this guy just wants some bacon
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  4762. Why not?
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  4763. Reed McPhail it makes billion of dollars a year and provides data for Microsoft
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  4764. Reed McPhail with Microsoft rewards, a huge investment into its search functionality, integration into a variety of products (and its own browser which has overtaken Firefox in usage), and spreading out of services. It has integrated its search engine into many third part sites, like Duck Duck Go, Ecosia, Yahoo, ect.
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  4765. And it’s great news that there is at least one competitor.
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  4766. It should be a crime to be this shit of a coach
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  4767. No, China’s 5G is a security risk.
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  4768. Um… D-Day?
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  4769.  @vee1444  because alien literally just means that they come from a foreign country.
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  4770.  @vee1444  they can be called aliens. Anyway, the difference between legal immigrants and illegal immigrants is pretty big
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  4771.  @vee1444  alien doesn’t mean “different race”, it just means something is foreign.
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  4772. Business isn’t a great degree. But I agree, STEM and medicine are very good. Especially seeing as the us is looking to have a doctor shortage, I mean when is a better time?
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  4773. They could, but they have integrity
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  4774. WHERE IS MY SON ITS PAST HIS BED TIME would it though? Russia and China aren’t to far behind.
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  4775. So take away golf courses from those who earned them, and give it to poor homeless people who can't hold down a job for a month.
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  4776. Why do these videos attract so many Russian r*tards who have no idea about economics
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  4777. Greater access to US markets is a big thing. Pretty much everyone I know has US shares, I’m Australian.
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  4778. He’s joking
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  4779. No ones going to be drafted. 1) Iran isn’t stupid enough to take on the worlds best military. 2) We have more than enough troops to take our Iran 100 times over.
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  4780. matthew dawson according to eyewitnesses of the event, no one attempted to “seal” the reactor
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  4781. CCP America? The communist party of America? That’s the Democrats
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  4782. Mirror of Society yes, I agree. Republicans are definitely the communist party of America... do you even know what communism is?
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  4783. TerraTN it’s not a myth. The average US citizen makes much more than any other country, due to low taxes, low unemployment and a strong economy.
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  4784. TerraTN yeah right now, it will bounce back. The economy always does.
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  4785. You wouldn’t know, shooting an endangered species is illegal. And a businessman wants to make money on the land he owns? How fixing terrible! He’s going to provide housing to people, but according to you it’s just “profiteering”.
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  4786. Humans can probably survive without a frog that hasn’t touched his land dimes 1965.
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  4787. I've got to disagree with the telephone booth case. The horse racing venue shouldn't be responsible for drunk drivers. They don't have control over what the person does
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  4788. Go trump!
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  4789. It'd be too costly for what it's worth
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  4790. I know
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  4791. Joe Reid um... how were they white supremacists? They were fighting against the lockdown, which predominantly hurt poorer communities. And statistically black people are poorer. There’s a big difference between a peaceful protest which ended in a day, and a 3 block autonomous zone set up by idiot anarchists.
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  4792. Joe Reid they were a group of people called the Michigan United for Liberty. They, like any BLM protester, have the right to protest. They weren’t white supremacist in any way.
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  4793. No, just aoc
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  4794. Bezos's creation of Amazon is great for the average consumer
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  4795. Just nuke their ass. Russia is the only superpower we should fear.
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  4796. And you should too. China is a corrupt country. One news journalist spoke out against their government, calling out lies that he heard while inside government. He is now locked down, unable to move around (by train, bus or plane), has restricted internet access and is constantly spies on by the government. It gives the government too much control.
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  4797. It can also identify your status according to your purchase history. A bank can view this and deny a loan to you.
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  4798. Mat Ko we have modified over 50% of the earths surface, much of that is for livestock and crop farms. We cannot provide for 10x our population, we don’t have the room
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  4799. Darius Allison well most people are, he’s a giant
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  4800. Why not?
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  4801.  @SillySatire  okay but that’s wishy washy, what’s the concrete reasons that won’t SpaceX be able to overcome their issues and land Starship?
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  4802. Complex numbers aren't generalised?
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  4803. Um, yes they were banned. China bans anything it doesn’t control, it’s an awful authoritarian regime. Hopefully one day the CCP will be overthrown
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  4804. Yes and know. It’s more of an infestation, like bugs eating at them. They do not have an immune system.
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  4805. Well there is a point where you are over correcting, where you start being more harmful than beneficial.
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  4806. Mt Man Maxx he was shot, and later died in custody
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  4807. They recommend it because it’s a good language, just like they recommend signal for secure communications. It was started by Mozilla and is open source
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  4808. Depends, if your growth or inflation rate gets too high I would recommend investing in gold or something
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  4809. Controllers are pretty common nowadays. Trains even remotely controlled trucks (obviously not on roads with other cars)
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  4810. Sadly eating live shrimp and other creatures is a cuisine. But isn’t that a good way of killing a shrimp? Any experts?
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  4811.  @steveaustin2686  I did say wait a few years, having human rated launches would indeed take a while to get certified so you’d be looking at 2030. But here’s a solution that could’ve maintained the current timeline: have the astronauts launch on Crew Dragon and dock in LEO. Starship should have enough fuel to make it back to LEO to restock with Dragon, because that’s the future plan for full reusability.
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  4812. The US could absolutely pay for both though. Pay for healthcare and then double the military budget with the savings.
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  4813. Well why don't they just charge more? The free market works both ways.
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  4814. Antonio Costa why are schools gun-free zones? That’s the dumbest thing I’ve heard, all it does is prevent do-gooders from protecting themselves
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  4815. I can't stand the equity bullshit it pushes. And carbon credits are a complete scam industry
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  4816. Matheus Villela they innovated because of foreign competition. Are you going to sit here and tell me that they would have invested all of that money into the space race if the us didn’t care? What about the nuclear arms race. Competition drives innovation, innovation doesn’t just come from nowhere.
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  4817. That’s not true, copyright only cares about the jurisdiction of the copier.
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  4818.  @RTSFirebatYT SLS works alright. It might be $12 billion over budget and 6 years behind schedule, but it works. It might be so expensive to launch that NASA has moved all its missions to other launchers, but it works. The best rocket ever!
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  4819.  @RTSFirebatYT and they had already solved the unreliable engine problem with Raptor 2 over a year ago. Raptor 3 is in testing and it’ll be even more reliable.
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  4820. He’s covered Adani’s preferential treatment in other videos, like the Indian government selling 6 airports to him even though his company has never run them before.
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  4821. That’s not restricting the right to the weapon, rather how the weapon is made. I think with the times they had back when the Automatic Weapons Ban was enacted, it was completely justified.
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  4822. That seems like a weird feature. Can you toggle that?
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  4823. Who cares
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  4824. Lol blaming Elon for California not having high speed rail. No, blame the California state government and Congress.
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  4825. Ovidiu well it must be good enough or it would just be labeled honey. Why would someone by the same food for 100x the price?
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  4826. Number wise perhaps they lose their meaning, but in everyday English it simplifies things
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  4827. Because algorithm/ads
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  4828. That’s naked shorting which is very illegal
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  4829. Seeing as they’re planning on using it to land on the moon and Mars with no to little atmosphere, I’m sure it could land on earth
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  4830. What’s sad about this?
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  4831. Yes
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  4832. She seems more anarchist than libertarian
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  4833. Wayne Oneal theories more than anything, but they could quite possibly be true. I guess we will never know
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  4834. Because the Aussie government doesnt let Tesla use FSD
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  4835. West Kennemer it will be an endless black
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  4836. At 0 degrees kelvin
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  4837.  @theapexbraves5116  I think anything should be given a platform. We live in a fucking democracy, censorship is anti democratic
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  4838. I mean if you get educated and get a good job chances are you’re not in the low class. But you can achieve that in other ways, start your business, get a tradeS
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  4839. That was due to bad ride op staff, idiot riders (they reportedly stoped to wait for their friends) and it’s a shave that Australia’s only decent park is now facing monetary concerns. Rest in piece to those that passed, but hopefully the park can live on
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  4840. If you want to play as anyone, go play Watchdogs Legion. Me? I’ll stick to Cyberpunk!
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  4841. Plutonia Watchdogs legion is a game where you can play as any npc...
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  4842. Shouldn’t be going outside. They are most at risk.
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  4843. You can’t look at this and tell me Optimus is ahead.
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  4844. For what?
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  4845. Poor man, someone should fix his clocks!
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  4846. Bollywood Shows how did I get Whooshed?
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  4847. Elon
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  4848. No he’s not saying the ideas bad, but pointing out the flaws in its design. Electric vehicles have a future, but just can’t stand up to the power or price of an IC car. Hydrogen is bad, that’s for sure.
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  4849. He’s been the first president in decades to not start a war. So when presidents start wars, you don’t care - but when they don’t you say they are dangerous lunatics that are a danger to the world...
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  4850. Warframe is Better | Change My Mind
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  4851. The ISS was a massive money sink. Time for private industry to make space more affordable
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  4852. He definitely didn’t hit the truck as hard as he hit that first door
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  4853.  @jakesuper6447  this is a controversial video and they released it
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  4854.  @reflect.  I personally think the video is a perfect recount of the situation. Cop shoots at fleeing suspect. That's literally what happened. In this case however I don't think there's any reasonable cause to shoot. I'll agree with you there. The titles fine though
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  4855.  @reflect.  suspect doesn't mean he was a criminal, just that he was suspected of a crime. Literally everyone the police attempts to detain is a "suspect", that's a stupid argument. The title simply stated what happened. It didn't try to draw on your emotions by calling him an "underage teen" (which has no relevance to the shooting), or saying the shooting was "dangerous" (when isn't a shooting dangerous). You're calling this title biased because you're so used to news channels filling their articles with emotive language and loaded words
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  4856.  @reflect.  and despite what you seem to think, it is actually illegal to evade police. It's not the same as running away from a "neighbourhood watchman". He attempted to run away before he was shot at. I'm not saying the shooting was justified. But you're getting a lot wrong.
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  4857. You mean like he’s doing with Tesla, Neuralink, StarLink, etc
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  4858. Haha
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  4859. The Crypto Guy it might taste better, I’m not sure. But being rare and hard too harvest DOES make things more expensive. In japan a certain type of tuna can cost around $400 for half a kg. It of course tastes better (or it wouldn’t be special) but the rarity plays in conjunction with that.
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  4860. It’s not that bad.
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  4861. I love Thunderf00t, but I hate when he gets into politics. But I respect his opinion because he has the freedom of speech.
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  4862. Matthew Lee he does it to all his videos, to protect their identity
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  4863. A extremely small and rich country with little ethnic and cultural diversity, low obesity rates and a extremely high tax rate that’s lead to heavy stagnation
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  4864. The best club in the world is still down south, though I'll agree without SA, Super Rugby is a bit shit. A joint competition from the best teams in each comp would be great, but sadly probably won't happen
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  4865. When it comes to space flight, it’s more of a question how much it will be delayed not if. SLS is delayed, Orion is delayed, Gateway is delayed, the space suits delayed, the Lander is delayed
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  4866. The reason why people don’t participate in the workforce is because the government makes it easy to stay at home. And socialism solves that by....
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  4867. Exactly why the LTV is ignored by most economists today.
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  4868. It’s a looter shooter, not an rpg
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  4869. Sure we could do that, we’d need way more NASA funding though
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  4870. Obviously, it’s the most efficient company that survives.
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  4871. That’s because most of the things launched are short. There isn’t able that they must have a wider base.
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  4872.  @Pleaowl Germany tries to make entire political parties illegal and send armed police units to raid people over Facebook posts.
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  4873.  @joecoolioness6399 he’s been “exposing” Musk for years and almost every one of the things he says end up wrong. You’re on the wrong side of history my man.
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  4874. Europeans colonised the land, building towns and cities. Think of it as a large “tribe” coming in. It was never there land, no one “owns” land. People instead enforce ownership. Britain enforced ownership, civilised the land and built a country.
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  4875. Shit parennting has let this shit content thrive
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  4876. Zelensky has been begging for help for 2 years now
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  4877.  @Abdulstolemyjob  whatever gets you off man
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  4878. We don’t know about all of Starships deployment methods. I’d assume they’d have some off of faring option like Rocket Lab’s Neutron rocket because there’s already payloads they would require it.
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  4879. The current plan is to work on Booster reuse, and then start launching payloads before Ship reuse is done. So they’re already have a staggered approach like you suggest, just without a massive redesign in the middle.
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  4880.  @DeepDeepSpace  they wouldn’t have gotten the HLS contract with a Falcon Heavy lander.
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  4881.  @DeepDeepSpace  and did any of them get a contract? Starship was a more capable machine. But not just more capable, it was the cheapest option, because Starship has commercial applications outside of taking humans to the moon.
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  4882.  @RogerM88  well do the math. Currently it’s estimated it costs ~$90 million to launch a full stack. Even at that price HLS + 16 refuelling missions comes short of the $2 billion launch cost of SLS. With partial reusability that cost would come down even further. With full reuse it would come down further again. Whilst also taking much more mass than SLS can.
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  4883.  @RogerM88  propellant costs are between $1-2 million based off prices NASA pays for Methane and LOX. And yeah $90 million. $2 billion includes many external costs like R&D, building infrastructure and other fixed costs all of which don’t increase with successive launches. $90 million is the marginal launch cost as estimated by Payload Research
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  4884.  @RogerM88  great, so a rocket which costs 20-200x the price to launch can carry up the same payload. Big win for SLS indeed 😂 And a larger Starship V2 with Raptor V3 was always the plan. They’ve been working on Raptor V3 for a few years by now. And we can’t really comment on deployment methods yet. Starship will have a reusable fairing configuration similar to Rocket Lab’s Neutron rocket. This is because there are already payloads built for Starship, like Airbus’s LOOP module, which require a large opening. There’s a lot behind the scenes we don’t know.
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  4885.  @RogerM88  mate I already explained that the launch costs are far less than $2 billion. Do you have a developmental issue or something?
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  4886. Do people want trump to sit in the sane car that JFK sat in?
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  4887. Joke?
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  4888. Batman Arkham Knight
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  4889. Competition breeds innovation.
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  4890. zooguy52 what?
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  4891. Poly tree waster and air? In the future will we not have water filtering stations?
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  4892. He wouldn’t be filing for bankruptcy for himself, he’d be filing his business for bankruptcy and would lose the house. Also what building company is going to build a multi million dollar mention with no collateral.
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  4893. Natural selection
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  4894. That’s dumb, people would stop working it would choose an easy low income job.
    1
  4895. What about the single bonded O2?
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  4896. The solution is an online copyright small claims court
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  4897. Zavier ...
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  4898. SHoUld bE iLleGaL
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  4899. Wouldn’t you rather see them succeed?
    1
  4900.  @saltedquackers5264  wouldn’t you m rather see them succeed and self driving cars become a reality than fail because you hate musk?
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  4901. The real question is why didn’t any other company with a lot of money pickup the research and make a longer lasting bulb? Just because the big players were conspiring doesn’t mean that every other company is
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  4902. A what? He’s the president, not a state governor
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  4903. Both times the Irish player lost control. I think they need to learn how to hold onto it a bit better
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  4904. You would rather they drive, which costs even more in taxes
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  4905.  @youthinkyouknow343  where in the constitution does it say that the census must count illegal immigrants? Illegal immigrants shouldn’t effect the vote, they came here illegally
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  4906. DEVIL COMMANDER because we have been recording temperatures for a while, and we can estimate
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  4907. They got it wrong? I think it’s clearly obvious that tts police were justified.
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  4908. In sure. It’s not like it’s taken 60 ducking days and Portland is still in riots
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  4909. Then don’t take them! No one is forcing you to take that useless degree.
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  4910. Duck this video hurt more than seeing America’s COVID-19 cases
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  4911. I mean it is a great game.
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  4912. How does NATO serve the US exactly? The US spends 3x more on it's military than all other NATO members combined.
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  4913. They have been paid millions in damages. Even if they didn’t, it would be a really easy court case to win
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  4914. NASA spends $24 billion on a completely useless rocket (SLS) You: I sleep NASA spends $2.7 billion on Starship HLS You: Real shit
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  4915. Libertarianism, Capitalism, Optimism, Tourism
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  4916. I don’t think Elon has a clue how mining works
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  4917. No one owns wasabi
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  4918. Where’d you hear that 😂
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  4919.  @GMDBestBoi  Manufacturing makes up a fraction of the lifetime emissions of a car. 80-90% of carbon emissions comes from usage. And manufacturing an EV is not much more polluting that manufacturing a gas vehicle. And they’re a much newer technology so there’s a lot of room for EVs to lower their emissions further.
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  4920. Scaley 870 doesn’t matter, cats can drop that distance completely safely
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  4921. Qin Shi Huang was also accustomed to drinking mercury... actually it’s the way he died
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  4922.  @dmitryloshkov1372  yes there is or no electric circuit would be created.
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  4923. Free college is bad, the best thing that the government can do is stop giving loans. Stop giving loans, and you won’t have schools gaming the system - let the free market, or schools themselves give out loans. If the schools give out loans, they will have an incentive to give the person the best education and pathway to a job.
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  4924. "Trickle-down economics" is used by people who don't support those policies, so of course he won't use that name. The real name is supply-side economics
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  4925. teetee47 Choke holds are banned most if not all states. Complaints don’t mean wrongdoings The union is there not to protect bad cops, but make good cops feel legally protected when they defend against an attacker. Sadly last year over 300 cops died on service, cops shouldn’t have to worry about death or jail.
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  4926. And whose fault is that?
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  4927.  @Charlie_374  right, it’s everyone else’s fault you don’t have health insurance
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  4928. Momo's Breath they need to get on terms with Nvidia tbh
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  4929. Become an english teacher or journalist. Both pretty bad career paths, and both seem to attrack alot of liberals for whatever reason
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  4930. It doesn’t cost a billion dollars to launch this rocket.
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  4931. Nor is the development funded by the nation. They have a fixed contract which means regardless if it costs $5 billion to develop or $50 billion they get the same amount.
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  4932. Continue to target India how?
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  4933.  @indiafirst3676  it’s a shame that so many Indians want to be apart of a block of authoritarian countries dominated by China which is actively trying to take their land. I’m Australian, which is honestly to one of the fastest growing Indian migrant population, and I’d rather India move towards us
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  4934. More than heart disease! Man those evil republicans
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  4935. HLS will have legs.
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  4936. EnouphIsEnouph yeah... schools need fast internet as many have to cater for over a thousand people in one small area.
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  4937. A lot of people are living debt free. One way to do it is to take on a good degree, like a stem degree for example. Or go for a trade.
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  4938. Lucy Baughman your right, no one NEEDS 50 million, it’s that people WANT it. And this want is in human nature, and drives innovation. And these highly successful people reuse that money to build up their business. Look at someone like Microsoft, which is one of the most influential tech companies. Or amazon, which offers cheap on the day delivery worldwide. Without this wealth, these companies would t exist to the side today.
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  4939. Huh? There's no duty to rescue anyone in the US.
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  4940. papinbala no
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  4941. Ahh, just raise the taxes again!
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  4942. I mean he’s not wrong. There is a point where more safety is a waste, he was just way under that point
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  4943. Melody Mitchell doesn’t the bible look down on premarital sex? Unless your that sort of person who says your husband rapes you (which just sounds nutty to me) how could it support rape?
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  4944. Ha
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  4945. JAKE 0.2 Sweden has wasted a lot of money then
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  4946. JAKE 0.2 ontop of the cost of the normal road
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  4947. About his aerospacial science (what the hell is that) he really hasn’t made any amazing advances. He still can’t make a rocket as powerful as Saturn V, which is sad seeing as that was over 50 years ago
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  4948. LEO is still space… And SpaceX rockets have launched many things to the moon. Technically they could have developed the Falcon Heavy to land people on the Moon but they wanted to be more ambitious
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  4949. He probably will be. He deserves it, but nothing more. Honestly, he’s a good person. He went there out of his own time to help people - sadly some people just want to see the world burn and when he put out a fire he got chased by a guy. That’s how the first shooting started... he put out a dumpster fire.
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  4950. SA players are too slow to the ball
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  4951. It’s identical to Australia’s, at Kraft the economics. You get debt, and then pay it off
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  4952. Europe wouldn't be able to withstand Russia without US aid, that's a fact.
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  4953.  @coopsnz1 Australia is actually a generally low taxed country compared to other developed nations.
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  4954. Cynthia Calderon I’m sorry for his kids, the ones he beat and abused.
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  4955. Intel’s shaking
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  4956. They can’t do much
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  4957.  @librask3009  actually they can’t. YouTube, being a US based corporation in California, is bound to the copyright laws that exist in California. The copyright law in question is the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which holds YouTube liable for copyrighted content on their platform. They can obtain “safe harbour” status however, which protects them from liability as long as they follow the guidelines set out in the Online Copyright Infringement Liability Limitation Act (OCILLA). In these guidelines it states that if YouTube receives a notice of copyright infringement, that they must immediately remove or restrict access to the content. And as YouTube is based in California, this applies everywhere. If YouTube receives a suitable claim they must remove the content worldwide.
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  4958. hra820 it is terrorism. They have unlawfully held up a entire area hostage
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  4959. RemindMe! 3 years
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  4960. That video with the guy being arrested by un-named police probably is an informant. He doesn’t resist or say anything, just turns and walks away with them. By the way all other videos of these police do have badges. M
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  4961.  @DistrustHumanz 😂
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  4962. What are you on about?
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  4963. Roxas 13 actually you will find that handguns are the largest killers, and are used in more “mass shootings” (which is a vague term used too much in the media)
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  4964. Socialism has no private ownership, what you are referring to is social democracy - a merger of bury capitalism and socialism
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  4965. Sahil Saleem socialism is a sunset of communism, it’s much less radical but still not as good as capitalism. What you are referring to is social democracy, which is a mix of both socialism and capitalism - like we see heavily in Scandinavian countries
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  4966. Different departments, different police, and different situations. Obviously it was rowdy if they arrested the dude, and the shots (which are harmless) were to stop the crowd from approaching i many closer
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  4967. Eddy Cruz that’s Iraq, the taliban are similar. They have very little in the way of woman’s rights, they publicly execute anyone that speaks against them. It’s awful.
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  4968. Vaccine testing has a far lower chance if being wrong. The sample size, amount of testing by multiple people, ect all make it far less likely fit a false positive. Not to mention that a lot of countries run their own tests, that have multiple stages and repeat trials. That gives you a far greater amount of certainty
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  4969. Sane thing isn’t it? Economies are only as good as the person in charge, in a feed market it’s the best suited for that job. In socialism it’s the government
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  4970. Eli M no, socialism is when the government takes over the means of production.
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  4971. Conservative Anprim governors owning the means of production is state socialism, not capitalism. So it is intact socialism - a form of it.
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  4972. We can only hope. Would be trumps best move
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  4973. It’s not the amount of people
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  4974. Jiff Skippy she stopped for 3 days, no one was banned
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  4975. Jiff Skippy she took it down herself by some accounts. I don’t believe for a second that the humanoids behind twitch’s mod team would ban their “alinity”
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  4976. Poverty wage means you cannot support yourself. Working only 32 hours a week you can definitely support yourself in $24000. Comfortably? No. But again you are doing a really easy job
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  4977. It is in a poor geographical location for trade with China, which has been a large driver of growth.
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  4978. Huh?
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  4979. Agreed. But they are just saying that she was in the right side - just handled it very badly
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  4980. Because each state has its own ideals. It’s the United States
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  4981. Did we?
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  4982. 20 million trees is practically useless and you know it. It’s not going to save our planet whatsoever.
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  4983. Very peaceful
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  4984. Tipping is fine, it makes people work better. The problem with our current economy is that workers don’t really get rewarded for hard work. With unions everywhere, bring everyone onto the sane level, and fucking over businesses at the same time - you don’t get any incentive to put more effort into your work.
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  4985. Last
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  4986. The answer is no. Not even the US can build this. Only Taiwan can
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  4987. Was socialism better for the USSR? NK? Cuba? Venezuela? What about Vietnam and China, who switched to a market based system and now are growing at extraordinary pace.
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  4988. Go live in any of those countries, I’m sure you will love it
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  4989. AirCooledMan2006 when oil producers fed soared, Chavez took over the oil fields and pumped loads of money into them to fund it’s extremely expensive social programs. It was state run, and collapsed when oil prices did. If government run businesses and social programs isn’t socialism - I don’t know what is. Chavez started socialism, not Maduro. In a way, Chavez set the country up for failure. Sure, they got welfare. But it was completely reliant on oil. At the height of oil prices, 60% of their government revenue went to social programs. 18.8% went to oil, leaving 21.2% as savings... if instead they didn’t spend money on ridiculous programs, and saved it like Scandinavian countries did they would be better off. Maybe if they let private investment take over, they wouldn’t have to put 18.8% of their budget towards oil.
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  4990. AirCooledMan2006 that’s one country... tell me why the rest failed. And then tell me why China exploded when they opened to private enterprise.
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  4991. AirCooledMan2006 a scare word for anything that helps people? I’m sure that putting your country under trillions in debt is very helpful. Socialism doesn’t work. We’ve tried it many times, and never has it worked.
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  4992. chud brain because of socialist policies and terrible spending decisions. The government can’t even take on a third world terrorist organisation without chucking 2 trillion at it. The government is a disgrace and liberals want to give more and more power to them.
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  4993. AirCooledMan2006 I know socialism does t work because every time it’s tried it has failed. China failed socialism, Venezuela failed socialism, the USSR failed socialism. Cuba, North Korea, the list goes on. Is you’re mouth watering at the prospects of being a third world country?
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  4994.  @DarDarBinks1986  well go and find me a working socialist system, I’ll wait.
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  4995. I would be pretty posses if my child, who I thought had a diploma and a nice paying job, was instead a dropout living with a drug addict, with no future in sight.
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  4996. Jack Swift of course, it’s immoral what the parents did. However it’s even more evil what she did. The best outcome would be to walk away, ours not like they didn’t clearly give her that option
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  4997.  @randomchannel323 the lunar variety has rockets at the top of the ship for taking off the moons surface. Fuel waste also isn’t particularly troublesome. Very few loads will hit its weight limit, and if they do they can just expend the ship.
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  4998. That then begs the question, how did the money get to Tina bar
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  4999. Privately owned businesses can require a dress code, and masks can be enforced under that.
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  5000. Insert $10k Chinese EV with 400km range. Everything you said will be fixed with time. Batteries will get cheaper, in the past 15 years battery costs have dropped tenfold and they will continue to drop. It’s on track to fall another 30% come 2030.
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  5001. The Fed could have avoided this had they done their job and bailed out US Bank.
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  5002. Well until the farmers can learn to market their produce, process and test their produce, transport their produce across the country and to other countries, in a way that's profitable at their tiny scales - they won't see most of the money.
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  5003.  @thefrostbee4182  farmers across the world complain about getting only a portion of the pie. They will continue to complain until they can figure out how to do what I mentioned on their small scale. People in northern countries can harvest more, their produce doesn't need to travel as far, and honestly I'd find their produce much more trustworthy.
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  5004. Why?
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  5005. Where do you live?
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  5006. Rhino Force food?
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  5007. And the government could give everyone $22 000 and still have money left over.
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  5008. They are selling what they borrowed. It only causes the stock price to fall if there is an overall negative outlook for the company
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  5009. Trust me they don’t. Trumps been very tough on China, with tariffs, software bans, ect.
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  5010. Banana nana if you think chinas dictatorship is sustainable then you be you.
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  5011. What?
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  5012. Right wing vs anti-racism? No ones with racism dumbass, just some people can see past the facade of the media
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  5013. You can’t just swap out the engines 😂
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  5014.  @karstenschuhmann8334 so spend hundreds of millions redesigning Falcon so it can give them data? Falcon will be obsolete soon, that’s the plan. Starship will be the only rocket SpaceX launches. Estimates from Payload Research put the cost to launch a fully reusable Starship will be half the price of Falcon 9, whilst being able to carry 10x the mass.
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  5015. The sort of nazi that demonetised a number of anti-Israel and anti-immigration accounts
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  5016. I’ve had many problems with Google that don’t stem from “neo nazism”. Simple research projects take twice as long as they should as you comb through the subjective news articles to find the actual content you want.
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  5017. Flee the country why?
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  5018. There used to be back when US military spending cost over 6% of GDP. After the Cold War the big contractors merged
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  5019. Tariffs and the EV tax rebate doesn’t count for cars with foreign made batteries
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  5020. Also Mexico/India are cheaper
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  5021. The Abrams tanks being used by Ukraine are 40 years old, absolutely nothing like this tank
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  5022. America wasn’t a country with borders then
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  5023. Orion doesn’t have the Delta-V to follow the path Apollo took. It was designed under Constellation to only go to LEO; where tugs would take it to the moon. That and the lower payload capacity of SLS compared to Saturn V mean it’s very underpowered.
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  5024. No one should be forced to fight and die in war.
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  5025. The prices did go down. SpaceX offers the cheapest product. Now let’s say you’re in charge of SpaceX. You offered the cheapest product and were booked to capacity, why would you lower your prices further? The answer is there is no reason, SpaceX is a business and it’s in its interest to charge as high a price as they can while remaining fully booked, putting the excess profits into R&D so they can maintain their competitive advantage. Running a business any other way is just going to end in failure.
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  5026. His taxes are legal though
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  5027. Bazooka Joe trump never hid god tax documents. That would be illegal. The only thing he didn’t do was file his tax returns to the public. He doesn’t need to, and from his business standpoint - he doesn’t want to.
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  5028. Bazooka Joe the irs would have arrested trump by now if he was evading tax.
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  5029. It's 1-x Simply as x gets bigger (1-x) gets smaller. This is keeps the rabbit population in check, so it can't fly off to infinity
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  5030. They had COVID
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  5031. Because that would be enormously expensive
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  5032. Hayden Kellett it’s a dead meme
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  5033.  @stevenpike7857 karma finds a way
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  5034. They can negotiate the law seeing as it’s primarily focused on them
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  5035. Luna Milad tell Obama that
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  5036. Right but then you have the Barbie movie which made $1.5 billion, or Fortnite which is making $5 billion a year. Many fail, but the ones that succeed make so much money - that’s what drives investors in
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  5037.  @grimhhch  nah that was an honest mistake. Those things happen from time to time
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  5038. He definitely released, the tackled player rolls over
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  5039. If your loss drops below a certain point, your brother will force you to make a margin call. If you cannot pay up, they will close your position and leave you with a loss.
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  5040. In NA most of the manufacturers are switching to Tesla plugs so that’s been sorted. It now needs to become the law that all chargers conform to that standard in 5 years. Also charging speeds need to be higher, 150kW minimum
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  5041. Fede Devi they work elsewhere
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  5042. Does your wife work?
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  5043. PjölliSwag Pretty much, and weight is increased dropping top speed.
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  5044. Miguel lopez citation?
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  5045. It’s also full of idiots and people who don’t care that are being forced to vote. It makes parties pander to the ignorant majority, rather than the minority which actually do their research.
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  5046. Like >10% inflation? Because he killed that as well
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  5047. JeffT Rev because they are brainwashed
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  5048. Max S or include that she was making odd movements in the car that the officer thought was her grabbing for the gun
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  5049. What crimes exactly?
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  5050. Unity f’ed up now we’re stuck with UE
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  5051. America has the extra Crispy. All I have is the lousy Original recipe
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  5052. Gentrification is good
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  5053. That’s why they have to burn 4600t of fuel/oxidiser to get 100t into space Well technically they take more into space (you have to include the mass of starship and the fuel they leave behind for the landing), but yeah the payload is tiny for the amount of fuel. That’s just physics of a chemical fuel engine
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  5054. The only solution would be to use Fusion/Fission to get to space.
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  5055. 0.00001% of total us deaths are caused by school shootings.
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  5056. Those “survival crumbs” are very livable incomes that put every worker above at least the bottom 80% of the world.
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  5057. This happens with every big breakthrough. Companies scramble to implement it because not doing so potentially leaves them losing out. What you see is a thinning in the herd. Bubbles are rare, and I doubt there’s a bubble in this case because 1. AI isn’t as big as the internet - not immediately as in we’re still a reasonable distance away from the massive advancements 2. It’s mostly championed by large, highly profitable companies like Microsoft, Google, Apple, Meta, Nvidia - if it fails it’s a write off for them
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  5058. Benjamin Audie yes it does
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  5059. Jail time for repeat offenders
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  5060. Sidhe because they are costing half a billion dollars a day.
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  5061. Trump got in by preaching about socialism, then set up a new house to fill completely change the constitution and make him a dictator?
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  5062. Yeah that number has been stuck there for weeks now, no one is buying it China.
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  5063. To be fair there’s so much of it in NZ it’s understandable someone mixed it up
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  5064. Kool Will you be a cop
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  5065. Thank you
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  5066. Sure, he knew that dumbasses wouldn’t like that he uses legal tax credits to get away from taxes. But in truth, it doesn’t mean shit
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  5067. Going over what side? There is only one side. If you think of it like a 2D surface - the Klein bottle is only one 2D surface while the normal bottle has 2. Think about it, by your logic any strip of paper would have 1 side, as you can just go over the edge. But we know that only the Möbius strip does. In topology, volume and shape doesn’t really matter, the running joke is that topologists can’t tell the difference between a donut and a mug. Topologically they are the same thing.
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  5068.  @alexawermuth1219  there is no edge topologically. We aren’t talking about edges in our normal view. Topology allows you to continuously change a shape and it still be the exact same shape. That’s how a donut is equal to a mug, and that’s why a Klein bottle has only one side
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  5069.  @alexawermuth1219  there is no inside or outside. A bottle can be stretched and transformed into a flat disc. And vice versa. It doesn’t divide the world in 2.
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  5070. Without unions, and instead we used legislation to protect workers we would be able to have a working environment that pushes for hard work and rewards those with pay raises.
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  5071. Chernobyl, correct me if I am wrong, was way to old to be in use.
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  5072. The sad thing is, this will effect big companies negatively, as they try too squeeze every inch out for investors.
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  5073. Macron who was constantly having meetings with Putin trying to dissuade Russia from invading Ukraine?
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  5074. "If you feel like you are working too much, you are probably right. Studies have proved that we are working more hours and the lines between home life and work life are blurring" Hasn't the average hours worked per person in the workforce been dropping for decades? How can the lines be blurring if we are working less and staying at home more. That is without recognising the growing number of people working from home. Seems like a load of BS.
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  5075. People complaining = good???
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  5076. Mention the ethnicity of the shooter. I dear you. You point out that 6 Asians were killed, but never said that the shooter who killed 10 was Islamic.
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  5077. Tan Meng Huat leaders never had to face getting their own buildings burnt down by its own citizens
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  5078. I disagree with the premise that voting systems are the reason behind it. Coming from Australia, with a preferential voting system - we’re still a two party system. It’s the natural progression of a country I believe. As the country matures, the political organisations figure out what their main motives are and two will take dominance
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  5079. Fits Argentina perfectly
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  5080. It’s less than lethal. It can kill people, but it’s unlikely. However it’s main danger is it’s ability to stop someone.
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  5081. The government wants you investing your capital rather than leaving it sitting there? Economies run off of the flow of money. If you are incentivised to save instead of investing or buying - the economy slows to a halt
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  5082. Because the alternative was the Minister of Economy 😂
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  5083. xzavier beamon hopefully not
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  5084. Mexican illegal immigration
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  5085. Like what?
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  5086.  @johngurney1069  in 9 years the Liberals tripled government debt, gutted Medicare, gutted our schools and higher education, overlooked the NDIS which is the most disastrous policy ever implemented
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  5087. The Liberals don’t care about you. They aren’t even liberal at all, they don’t care about free markets or protecting liberties, they’re Conservatives.
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  5088. In Australia we rarely have stop signs. Our local roads almost never converge at a 4 way intersection, and when they do most of the time a small roundabout is used.
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  5089. Tonni Chacon nuclear bombs won’t be used. They don’t need to be
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  5090. ? What
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  5091. To make hydrogen it uses loads of power
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  5092. logan graham it uses slot more energy than you get out. We have electricity grids instead.
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  5093.  @nikitatarsov5172 you’ve made up a whole story in your head just because a NASA executive moved to SpaceX, loads of NASA higher ups have done that.
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  5094.  @Nomolyx1  oui?
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  5095. FVG corporations obviously. But to have almost half of your funding from individuals is huge.
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  5096.  @brucenadeau2172  then don’t have fruit juice, or buy soft drink with your own money.
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  5097. It’s called hyperinflation. When you give away more money without actually making any extra foods, the demand rises - so everything rises with it and we’re as unstable as Venezuela
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  5098. I doubt that would add much more weight, the results would be very similar.
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  5099. Building space suits is expensive.
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  5100. The Shuttle was shit
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  5101.  @williamhenry8914  the lifetime cost of the program was $1.6 billion/launch. NASA was predicting a 2 week turn around when they were first envisioning it, but it turned into a 3 month turnaround - held back especially because of the Challenger disaster. Speaking of disasters, the machine was a ticking time bomb. Challenger was avoidable, but it was going to happen anyway. For the 3 minutes after launch the crew on the Space Shuttle had no means of aborting. If the shuttle was damaged like in the Columbia disaster, there was no way for the crew to get back. It was the most deadly spacecraft to launch. Complete disaster, put NASA back decades. We could be on Mars by now.
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  5102. They are worried about babies, the elderly, people with immunodeficiencies or those who are allergic to certain vaccines.
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  5103. Im going to guess before i watch: It's because healthcare is run by the government
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  5104. Or that the NASA contract has been fully spent already. Either Thunderf00t has insiders in SpaceX, or he’s purposely conflating numbers to manipulate his gullible audience
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  5105.  @Yomotomen Flight 4 showed that control was fine. In fact it was able to complete a full landing manoeuvre even with significant heat damage. The heat shield and engines are the main issues. They’re completely redoing the thermal solution for the next flight, and the new Raptor 3 engine is nearing production.
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  5106. Why’d you not move back 😂
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  5107.  @dailyrant4068  the US pretends not to whilst arming and training its military and preparing to defend it in the case of a Chinese invasion. They pretend because China forces everyone it has relations with to “recognise” only them.
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  5108. It’s client side. It has no impact on anything, instead just changes what your browser shows. Try it on your browser, just right click and then click ‘inspect ‘
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  5109. Well no, as I said it’s client based. Nor is it a huge issue, and can be used by web developers to test their sites.
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  5110. To fly it back!! Genius.
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  5111. 2 videos in one day? We don’t deserve this.
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  5112. It was coded dumbass
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  5113.  @rogerpattube  inconsequential. Ain't no one going to stop the AB
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  5114. How so?
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  5115. It pushes off the matter it expels behind it at high speeds.
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  5116.  @jadediquattro5355  no one told me, I applied the Conservation of Momentum.
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  5117. Because you don’t need a whole stalk for that
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  5118. Still nothing compared to this 16 trillion dollar plan
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  5119. What are you even in about.
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  5120. Manpower hasn’t been a big issue in the past few decades as militaries are sizing down. With the Ukraine war getting countries to care again you might see these things be implemented, my country is looking into hiring people in nearby countries to bolster its poor recruitment numbers.
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  5121. New tank. It’s a concept for the upcoming M1A3
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  5122. Just chuck them in prison
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  5123. @American Operator the thing they have in common is that both anarcho capitalism and every form of socialism are awful economic systems
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  5124. Those rallies happened after these massive BLM riots with millions of people side by side. A small rally isn’t going to do shit consisted to that
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  5125. Ok
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  5126. Doctors not only are very talented, but it takes them almost a decade and a half to start working. They deserve every cent, abs if we want to incentivise more doctors - they should be paid this much.
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  5127. You can't clean the lake
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  5128. It’s as if... they stand up for what they believe in?
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  5129. Ken Smith very unlikely, with the Medicare for all plan, the student loan bailout and the green new plan. It’s going to cost trillions
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  5130. Riderlessharp47 no it’s not. SSB’s are way to expensive to produce, often costing tens of thousands for a single cell (3000 of which are needed to fuel an electric car)
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  5131. Its worked for over 60 years. It was first thought of before the lithium battery was released
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  5132. I see, but dead animals still taste so good
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  5133. Awesome! Play ultra nightmare
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  5134. JustDelicious it’s not rugby, it’s AFL
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  5135. I wouldn’t have beat my kids in the first place.
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  5136. Yeah rides like that press your against the slide very hard, that’s why if you have known Bach issues you are advised not to ride
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  5137. Autopilot isn’t involved in many crashes at all, and most of the time it’s driver inattentiveness that causes the crash. FSD is also way safer.
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  5138. Settling out of court is not “losing”.
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  5139. I can guarantee that’s not true
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  5140. Asylum seekers are not illegal immigrants. America brings in the most asylum seekers of any country worldwide. Illegal immigrants come from places that are not threatened by war - like Mexico, to gain the benefits of being an American citizen without contributing to the country.
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  5141. Beautifully Kayla that’s not a good enough excuse. Hunger and poverty is not our problem, it is yours and your governments. There are 2 billion people worldwide that go hungry everyday, not every one can live in the us. What I really don’t get is fine you invade our country, take our resources then over 50% of them don’t pay taxes! They are a hinderance to our economy, our society and our culture. There’s easy ways to enrol for asylum, or to apply for a visa. To jump a fence is not one of them.
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  5142. Beautifully Kayla we wouldn’t if we opened our borders.
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  5143. David Britt Affiliates you can go to school. Chances are you will die on the drive to school than at school. School shootings only account for 0.00001% of annual us deaths, more children drown, more children are beaten to death, or fall to thief death. How often do you hear about those? None. The media looks for the biggest stories, no matter if they are accurate or hype up the story - if it brings in views they will air it.
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  5144. Greatest flanker of all time
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  5145. Man sits down on the couch: This is his his organs shut down
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  5146. Good on them. Hold onto your last bit of dignity. The future for the Democrats is pretty grim, sadly a radical left takeover is inevitable
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  5147. Donald Engel the Democrats are Center right?! What alternate universe are you living in.
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  5148. Donald Engel yes, the progressives and social democrats of the democrat party are Center-Right. That’s like calling libertarians left wing.
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  5149. Donald Engel it is a matter of perspective. Some in Europe would call us right wing, while we would consider them very left wing. Overall the Democrats are progressives, while Republicans are conservatives. For simplicity it’s better to say that the Democrats are left (which they are in America) and that the republicans are right (which they are). Neither have any rather radical ideals. I know social democrats are left.
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  5150. Donald Engel and she is probably the dumbest person in congress right now. As much as I dislike Bernie, at least he holds the intelligence necessary for a seat in the senate
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  5151. Donald Engel and we do that to them. Do what? It’s like the idea of left and right ideologies change with time and are different in different cultures around the world...
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  5152. Donald Engel yes they are. The republicans are very different to democrats. A country that’s got a very similar government is Australia, both major parties are so identical that it’s sometimes hard to tell them apart.
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  5153. Can we bring in another amendment that requires all congressmen and woman to take a iq test and only those over a baseline of 100 allowed to run.
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  5154. Depends on why they ejected
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  5155.  @flippatheshippa  A million is close to what you will need to save for retirement. It's alot, but definitely not out of reach
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  5156. Because it went viral on space twitter
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  5157. But they won’t let people trying to make a living go to work. Virtue signalling at its finest
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  5158. GirlyGamer ! He shot first
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  5159. https://youtu.be/RGrHF-su9v8
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  5160. Chevy Taripe hydrogen is both extremely dangerous, and very inefficient. You lose more energy than you get from making hydrogen
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  5161. There’s bound to be many poorer Australians that have used this loophole. It was only found out when a big name hit Melbourne
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  5162. That figure is wrong in itself. It assumes that people making under $24k are “in poverty” Which is bullshit, $24k isn’t poverty, it’s not a living wage but it isn’t poverty.
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  5163. Shut up
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  5164. 3:50 In some (or most) religions it encourages people to kill others who do not follow their beliefs.
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  5165. If he wasn’t in America he likely wouldn’t have killed anyone and would be living a happy life benefitting the world with his gifted intelligence
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  5166. It doesn’t look sci fi though. Hard certainly, but it isn’t the Millennium Falcon
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  5167. Not true.
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  5168. We aren’t getting paid less. Go back 60 years, most didn’t have a tv. My home has 5. Many didn’t have cars, mine has 2. We have phones, computers more powerful than anything before.
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  5169. If we didn’t have massive union groups, mountains of regulations and Hugh taxes, people would be paid better for working harder. Unions are a tumour for the hard worker and the business - only the slack see any benefit
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  5170. Yes and no. Asylum seekers usually come from countries where the imposing threat of death is imminent. Delaying them wont improve their legallity, instead just make it more dangerous. I have no heart for illegals. But we (all countries) should care for people
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  5171. Godzilla Megatron i agree.
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  5172. You're stupid
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  5173. ⁠ @GNMbg saying ”not really different than Andrew Tate” just makes you look like an idiot
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  5174. Tesla isn’t using LiDAR and theres no signs they will ever use it. LiDAR is pretty pointless, a super expensive sensor that’s just worse than a camera with depth processing.
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  5175.  @Elkarlo77  Radar is likely coming back. There’s apparently already room to install them in the current cars. Same with front bumper cameras. LiDAR isn’t though. Tesla uses it for testing their processing. LiDAR doesn’t do anything you can’t do with cameras with depth processing.
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  5176. He's right, Europe should stop piggybacking off of the US for national security.
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  5177. Nah it's mine to
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  5178. Funny
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  5179. lol. Starship saves NASA money. They were expecting to spend $10 billion on a lander
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  5180.  @ThePastelAssassin  > starship can’t reach orbit It can, it reached orbital velocities in IFT-3. But SpaceX purposely put it on a path where it intersected with the Earth. This ensured that in the case of a mishap the ship landed in a predictable area. > each flight seems to cost about a billion No, a flight cost a fraction of that amount. The best estimate for the marginal launch cost puts it at ~$90 million, and with reusability <$10 million.
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  5181.  @ThePastelAssassin  and you keep going on about Chandra, Starship didn’t kill Chandra, Congress did.
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  5182. ⁠ @ThePastelAssassin we’re talking about 2 different prices here. The price to develop starship and the price to launch. It cost $2 billion to develop starship last year. Most of that is spent on R&D, infrastructure, maintenance and other fixed costs. The actual cost to launch is lower, a fraction of that cost. Infrastructure is a big one, their facility out at Boca Chica is seeing massive investment including factories, houses, office buildings, launch towers, etc. To illustrate the point, they plan to launch 6 times this year on that same $2 billion budget.
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  5183. The fund has been closed for decades, Ponzi schemes rely on new members.
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  5184. This is hilarious, it was a joke tweet.
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  5185. Chilli pepper it’s also the fact that the power grid is more than just power, it’s a complex system that needs many things to be stable. Things like a constant controllable amount of power, power grid inertia (the act of moving turbines at a constant speed like a coal or nuclear power plant that can regulate the grid and actually allow everything to work), the hz of the grid (the us runs at 60hz, while most countries run 50). All of these aren’t stable on a 100% renewable grid which does not have this.
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  5186. Nah
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  5187. It wouldn’t work for dafoe
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  5188. NASA still has to pay $1 billion of the $3 billion it owes, that doesn’t mean SpaceX has already spent the other $2 billion
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  5189. Dinesh rao for?
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  5190. I don't know if this is mathematically rigorous, but this is how I think of it: There is a difference between a convergent series, or any sequence for that matter, and adding up the values of a continuous function. It comes down to the different "size" (cardinality) of the different infinities. The continuous function has so many more terms that no matter what you assign them, if it is a non-zero value it will diverge.
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  5191. It’s not unlimited, and that’s just the research, what about this moon mining venture, or the creation of a magnet powerful enough to create these extreme temperatures.
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  5192. Yes it does, if you’re the starting number then the last egg must contain your number to continue the loop.
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  5193. They’ve really exhausted all they can do with the Falcon platform.
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  5194. Less users means less data
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  5195. Your body is pretty efficient at identifying threats, that larvae wasn’t high to sit there undisturbed for long
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  5196. They’re not that famous
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  5197. Computers have much faster reaction times than humans
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  5198. If you think the sanctions hurt more then your sadly misinformed. The sanctions were put on for the terrible mistreatment of it’s citizens, and the anti democratic practices of the government. In simple terms, it was a dictatorship- and like NK, or China they cannot be allowed to profit off of the us and take us jobs.
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  5199. Charles Graffam yeah Essendon, worlds best rugby team
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  5200. It is football, there are many different types of football all over the world. Soccer, American Football, Australian Football, Rugby, ect.
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  5201. Ships get more efficient the larger you make them. The size of these ships exploding has been a key factor in the massive global trade we are seeing
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  5202. So pretty much... it’s not going to happen
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  5203. Except it wasn’t left out, they test fired the engine in that exact configuration. But I don’t blame you, even the CEO of ULA got that wrong. SpaceX is truly spectacular, denying that is just ridiculous at this point
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  5204. ?
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  5205. The US doesn’t have oligarchs
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  5206. No racially targeted attacks occurred before DeSantis, got it
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  5207. The poor get richer. Go back 30 years, how many had cars, computers, tvs. How many had smartphones.
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  5208. Swoopy um... instead we will have crime and death across the country. It’s like saying no more cars so that there are no more car deaths
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  5209. I don’t know about income tax loopholes, usually because it isn’t based off of income but rather just the money you receive as a citizen.
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  5210. I think population control is very important. Planned expansion is the bane of the game, it’s much easier to control than the explosive expansion of cities like we once saw.
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  5211. P I I see delicious meat.
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  5212. China’s economy has grown extremely quickly and could be a first world country in the next 10-20 years. It’s a great example of gdp being able to give us information
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  5213. But it will be the sane temperature as the surrounding air as it is left to form an equilibrium
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  5214. Studies have shown animals have been hunted, killed and eaten for millions of years
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  5215. Andrew Zembar the government is paying off all coronavirus medical bills, and the unemployed are covered by Medicare anyway. And I can tell you for a fact that no county has a unemployment benefit like the us. My country, Australia, has had well over a million lose their job permanently. They are covered by Medicare, but are entitled to only $1200 AUD a month - just over $850 a month USD.
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  5216. ?
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  5217. D-monx1 yeah but the point (pun intended) is that you can prove fir any set of as many points, that placing the line somewhere would leave every point being hit an infinite amount of times
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  5218. 8:13 I wouldn't say all of their preparations were dismissed, or that they had little caution. They had withheld half of their assault force just in case a carrier made an appearance, which would have been more than enough to take on the 3 carriers America had. They also had search planes and submarines looking for American carriers. Admittedly not enough, but they did understand the possibility of carriers and were somewhat prepared.
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  5219. Same in Australia, manufacturing is dead and the cost of everything is extremely high. Plus good luck getting a job, especially an entry level one. America needs a higher minimum wage, but it should be set by its states. They know better how much their cost of living is
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  5220. Usually when prices increase, more supply comes. More houses are built. Why aren't they being built?
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  5221. Your point?
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  5222. Agreed. Too much emphasis is put on wrong decisions at the end.
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  5223. Alejandro Aragon Tan same as anything else that’s rare.
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  5224. That isn’t a serious concern with Russia, the US can far outproduce them and seeing how much havoc crappy Ukrainian drones are doing to Russian industries tells me they wouldn’t be able to sustain a full war with the US
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  5225. China is a massive threat. Though again their industries are significantly more vulnerable to US attacks than the other way around.
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  5226. Bullet proof vests? Money doesn’t grow on trees. Just arm teachers.
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  5227. And who are you mister 26 subscribers to tell a famous YouTuber that they are not famous.
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  5228. The fact that you can drive a car in the US without proper license plates boggles my mind
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  5229. Soundly like a lot all together, really it’s only 30k per person. When the average “educated” person makes 50k more than uneducated people do, im sure that 30k debt is doable. The one thing that shouldn’t happen is that debt be paid off by others, they would just hurt america
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  5230. Its job was to be a lender of last resort, to provide liquidity when banks were faced with adverse conditions. What it did instead was create a stock market bubble and then when a large national bank started to face a bank run provided zero additional liquidity.
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  5231. You are by far the best math teacher on the internet.
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  5232. Costara simply changing a number isn’t hard
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  5233. Costara changing a number isn’t expensive
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  5234. Biden does look like he’s winning - but to call a presidents elect? But too early in my eyes
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  5235. Lower taxes has lead to unemployment? What stupidity is that, under trump he cut taxes, cut regulations, which lead to millions of jobs being created. On top of that we have seen large increases in workforce participation and in wages.
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  5236. By cutting taxes now, trumps getting investors to come abs stay in America rather than going overseas. This will mean more tax revenue in the future. What trump should do nuke is cut spending, cut off welfare benefits for those not working (of course once jobs return), or hand these programs like Medicare over to the states.
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  5237. Edward Dodson the problem with taxes on rent or profits from assets is that when you raise them no one invests or reinvests into your economy. They take their money overseas to places like China where they can almost guarantee a profit due to the double digit growth China’s held for years.
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  5238. Edward Dodson I know that people who aren’t looking for work aren’t counted, that’s why I also said participation rates have grown. Under Obama, participation in the workforce dropped, under trump it rose. It’s pretty obvious to see that trumps tax plan and deregulation of the economy has opened businesses up, creating more jobs, and increasing wages.
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  5239. Pretty sure Premium has a feature that skips in video sponsors
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  5240. No it’s not that easy, also that’s a lot of work.
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  5241. And wireless charging loses a lot of energy to heat
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  5242. England played a fantastic semi, they definitely peaked them. Completely dominated our forwards. If they had played like that against SA they would have won.
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  5243.  @Power_to_the_people567 we’ve been doing that for hundreds of years and it has only improved our living standards These are the jobs we need to automate, the ones that harm us.
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  5244. Who fucking cares. You got to use this, jump here. It’s a joke man
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  5245. A VPN encrypts your data and routes your traffic through their own VPN server. It then communicates to the internet as if you were that server. It masks your activity from your ISP, and hides your true IP from websites. Though all data you send can be seen by your VPN service. TOR is an open source software that encrypts your traffic 3 times and sends it through 3 seperate “nodes” that each partially decrypt the message. Each node only knows who’s infront and who’s behind in the chain. This improves anonymity and security on the service as you don’t trust any single server - but cones at quite the speed cost and some websites will not work or completely block connections from TOR nodes.
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  5246. pinetuck42 no. No one should be forced to fight in a war.
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  5247. tankie chekist it’s worked for centuries
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  5248. tankie chekist third world countries are the ones most benefiting from capitalism. China and India have seen double digit abuse gdp growth when they privatised industry. Once a poor country, Chiba is now the second largest economy in the world. It’s lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty in Chiba alone
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  5249. tankie chekist corruption, war, lack of natural resources like food and water, undereducated population. Plus, many of them are (or were) socialist.
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  5250. I’ve had my dragster for around about 3 years, actually have had 2, constantly running on my Xbox. I haven’t had problems
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  5251. Michael Segal we have white lights around suburban residential areas, and yellow lights on main roads
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  5252. Why do apps still make dns requires? Surely the ip of the define would be baked in.
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  5253. That's what happens when you have so much demand for something, supply tends to follow quickly.
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  5254. If everyone had heat seeking mission launchers 9/11 wouldn’t have happened
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  5255. A Current Affair is an embarrassment to Australia
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  5256. Not really cars, what about energy storage? Energy at the moment is produced and used at the same time, any underuse leads to waste
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  5257. All juices have a fuckton of sugar.
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  5258. Ardie 7, Grace 8, Cane out
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  5259. More countries have put sanctions on Russia than had participated in World War 1 and 2
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  5260. Bad idea, a cop - and any civilian for that matter - may take out a suspect if they pose a reasonable threat to the officer or others. It means that the suspect doesn’t need to be actively aggressive to be deemed a viable threat, we’ve seen this when officers killed a armed suspect running away. Because the suspect was armed, he posed a reasonable threat to the public. The cop got off by the way. In contrast, a cop shot an unarmed suspect running away. That’s murder, as he wasn’t a reasonable threat to the officer or anyone else. He got charged with 2nd degree murder I believe. I’ll try and find the names.
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  5261. Well until the farmers can learn to market their produce, process and test their produce, transport their produce across the country and to other countries, in a way that's profitable at their tiny scales - they won't see most of the money.
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  5262. Cloud gaming can be cheaper than simply renting. 1) it’s run by Nvidia themselves reducing costs and complexity 2) if you log off another person will be using that GPU, reducing the number of GPUs doing nothing while their owners work, sleep or do another activity
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  5263. Josh Spontak it’s not proven that it actually improves our life
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  5264. This is the sort of people who watch your videos Thunderf00t. Nice community you have here
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  5265. Wayne Lashley it wasn’t first degree murder though... it was hardly 2nd degree.
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  5266. Russell Waelder I hope you mysteriously catch it
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  5267. You are idiotic, and so is this law.
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  5268. Is he though? Before covid he built the strongest economy the us has ever had - record low unemployment, highest wages. He cut down on border crossings, and started building a border in our south even with a Democrat house. Opportunity zones and the First Step Act pushed funding into poorer communities and reformed the prison system. Covid was bad, no doubt about that. But it’s also not completely his fault. The only thing that could have stopped a hard spread was if the us enforced a quick nation wide lockdown - trump doesn’t have that power. The plan was to keep it below 200 000 - and its looking that way. Now it’s onto rebuilding, and the CARES Act has been very important in rebuilding jobs, and providing to families who have been hurt by this pandemic.
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  5269. “A president must not only pay attention to an economy or stock market, he must consider the whole people a crises like the Covid-19 pandemic.” A country can only care for people when it has the backing of a strong and stable economy. When big businesses go under, America - and any other country - is hurt. For that reason protecting the economy should always be any goal of any president. Look at this COVID-19 pandemic for example, it’s killed millions of jobs permanently - that’s millions of people who cannot earn an income to care for themselves or contribute anything meaningful to the economy. Trumps goal is to rebuild this economy, by cutting taxes, pushing out stimulus packages, getting rid of payroll taxes. Getting people working and earning an income is a priority, for the economy side of things. He’s supporting America in other ways, his CARES Act provided financial support to families and businesses. He increased the unemployment benefits for families. Now onto crisis’s. COVID-19 is undeniably a downpour in trumps career. The US was heavily underprepared for this pandemic, lacking resources to properly tackle it efficiently. Trump has poured billions into resources. But the only way this could have been stopped is if the us went into a full lockdown... which is legally questionable at best.
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  5270. Just A Chair I’m guessing it’s that trump is a conservative, while the democrats are becoming more and more socialist
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  5271. Yeah, part of the reason NASA chose Starship was that it had commercial applications. That’s important to NASA because it means they don’t need to fit the full bill and that it’s more sustainable. Blue Origin and especially Dynetics had no real plans to commercialise their landers.
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  5272. Unless you’re Bill Whang 😂
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  5273. EV batteries last for ages. Average degradation after 250k km is ~10%.
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  5274. “Living wage” is subjective.
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  5275.  @camadams9149  it 100% is. It’s not the minimum you need to live, it is the subjective standards of the author of whatever study is done on it. It also assumes you’re in a family of 4 with only one income stream.
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  5276. The fairness doctrine was weaponised by the Kennedy and Nixon administrations to censor opponents.
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  5277. Kenneth White man your funny
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  5278. No, trump has no say in the judicial proceedings of the officer - it’s beyond his reach as president. He can however try to assist states with controlling these childish riots.
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  5279. That’s why many companies are choosing to open source their models. Not only does it actually benefit them to open source it, they fight off the problems that would be caused by an elite few having control over AI
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  5280. BelieveNoGod you mean the ICTV and WHO, the actual people behind the naming.
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  5281. BelieveNoGod no you can check online for the reasoning behind the naming. The ICTV named the virus - which is now the SARS-CoV-2, because of its genetic similarities to the SARS-CoV (or the severe acute respiratory syndrome) The WHO named the Disease this virus causes, now called COVID-19 (Coronavirus disease 2019). The news will usually refer to this over the virus name to reduce fear in communities that were hit hard by the SARS-CoV.
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  5282. A quant is a strange one, most of their compensation is tied to performance.
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  5283. I disagree. A good legal team would give as little information as possible to the defendant
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  5284. So what?
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  5285. Neeraj Kumar at least Linus knows what he’s on about
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  5286. Doing so would make YouTube liable for any copyrighted material.
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  5287. Oh no poor Russian oligarch 🥺😭
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  5288. Apparently
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  5289. Who launched Clipper, may I ask?
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  5290.  @larswhitt1549  yeah but it was initially meant to launch on NASA’s SLS. But it is so terrible and expensive they had to move it to Falcon Heavy. Doesn’t make SpaceX look bad at all. Clipper makes them look great, and SLS look like the joke it is
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  5291. Miguel lopez source?
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  5292. Nah what are you smoking.
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  5293. They're on the other side of the world
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  5294. Thorium is both more efficient, and the waste can’t we used to make nuclear warheads (like uranium can) Also nuclear power is as safe as any other when cared for correctly.
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  5295. Blah Bleh of course there are risks, but they are rare. Chernobyl should have been rebuilt, it was too old, and that combined with human error lead to the disaster. Fukushima was another accident caused by faulty infrastructure and human error. When cared for, and our current developments in nuclear power, it is as safe as any other source.
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  5296. Bens better
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  5297. T D in the future you won’t be able to tell it apart, unless it is from a public photo or video of course.
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  5298. T D neural networks can make deep fakes from single photos of a celebrity, in the future they will be able to not only correctly synthesise a persons voice (they can already do that), but also will be able to put them in new settings, with any clothing, doing any action and with anything coming out of their mouth. It’s not far off, as I said it takes one photo, and with more and more videos of celebrities and politicians get on easily accessible public domains, we won’t be able to tell the truth. It’s pretty scary
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  5299. Robots are shit still. Nowhere near as fast or versatile as humans, still need to be preprogrammed to do everything, still fail all the time. In a day an astronaut could do what it takes a month for a rover to. And they can do stuff a rover can’t.
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  5300. Stef Myt workers rights isn’t a socialist ideology. He’s a democratic socialist, just like Norway and Sweden is. People seem to forget that we aren’t Norway or Sweden
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  5301. Stef Myt the us is not only multiple times larger in land area and population - but we have more crime and more diversity
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  5302. Stef Myt it’s larger and more diverse, that means the us has a lot more issues than what is a very small and majority white country. They have less cultural and ideological problems. It’s also a part of one of the worlds biggest economies, the EU. And the us is larger, much much larger. It’s much harder to control a large country than one as small as Norway.
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  5303. Phil B I think so, as companies would get able to bargain better across the world. This would stop them relying on the rich America to fund their R&D. Do I think other countries should stop regulation? No, as I said I don’t like the US medical system. But it’s got to be known that the reason the us pays so much is that others don’t pay anything and can piggyback off of the US. It’s the same with military.
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  5304. Could you debunk elon?
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  5305. You have no proof, just cognitive bias
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  5306. How would it be illegal? Violating the TOS of a video game isn’t a crime
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  5307.  @CataloniaPk  this is not in violation of copyright law whatsoever
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  5308. Xxxdoge YTxxX of course. If they become immune, antibiotics could be used to clean up afterwards
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  5309. But if you want to talk about corruption, why not talk about the fact that Blue Origin even got a contract was because a Senator wrote a bill forcing NASA to reopen the HLS bid…
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  5310.  @ContraVsGigi  well that’s the plan with Starship. It’ll require very little refurbishment between flights. Every component has been designed with that philosophy in mind. I don’t know the schedule they plan for the refuelling run, but if it’s over a month they can use 4 Ships each going up once a week and being refurbished for the next week.
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  5311.  @ContraVsGigi  I guess when you’re out of good arguments you can default to that 👍
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  5312.  @ContraVsGigi  English please? Anyway, I’ll leave SpaceX’s history of proving people wrong as my final proof. People said they would never land a rocket. They did. People then said landing rockets made no economic sense. Now everyone is trying to make one. The head of NASA said that Boeing’s Starliner was more promising than Crew Dragon. 4 years of successful Crew Dragon launches later and Starliner is nowhere to be seen.
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  5313. Also helps when their troops are conscripted and expendable
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  5314. Victoria Hill 4.7% to 3.7% in 3 years. More jobs than the unemployed. Lower taxes, higher pay. The left want more taxes, the left wants higher minimum wages. The left doesn’t know that those two things will kill jobs and hurt the lower class while benefiting only the middle.
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  5315. It is sub orbital
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  5316. Anthony Decesare is it?
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  5317. Which movie?
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  5318. As opposed to the government doing the same thing?
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  5319. That’s exactly what happens here
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  5320. Seeing as it’s death rate is only 1%, I doubt it. If anything, it kills off old people which will ease the entire system. It’s a grim way of looking at it, but these old people have been sucking taxpayers dry.
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  5321. No. He wouldn’t get the death penalty. But yes years because it’s millions of dollars! She deserves a few years.
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  5322. Chris Mansour really? With Russia building more powerful every tear and china becoming increasingly more aggressive, you can’t blame them
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  5323. That’s just stupid. Poorer countries having lower wages encourages investment. And by investing you increase wages naturally. Let’s say you raise the minimum wage to 15 euro across the board, works fine for Germany and France, but now all the businesses in Moldova go bankrupt.
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  5324.  @antoniocruz8083  “if it’s just for reasons of investment why don’t rich countries pay miserable wages”. A company can try to pay people less, but then the workers will just move to their competitors or into a new industry. The only way you can really do this is through the government, and many governments have tried but in modern democracies these sorts of policies aren’t so popular. But countries do. China devalues its currency to pump up their manufacturing for example.
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  5325.  @antoniocruz8083  the reason US states are similar isn’t because of a minimum wage, the minimum wage in the US is so low it might as well not exist. The reason US states are that they’ve been stable for longer than Europe and have very little barriers between the states. EU nations will converge if they stay stable and have low barriers of trade between them.
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  5326.  @antoniocruz8083  I agree, Europe does need to open up. Trade should be free and regulatory barriers cut to a minimum. Actually TLDR did a video recently talking about this, I think it was called “Why European Companies are so Uncompetitive”. Cut the barriers and investment will massively boost economic activity in poorer countries. If those countries are run well
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  5327. Astarte Astaroth does it really show us that their are more catastrophes, or that their are more humans to report those catastrophes. If this fire happened 100 years ago their might be a letter or two, but you definitely wouldn’t hear about it very much
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  5328. That white people are smarter. Haha, I’m joking. I’m not even white myself
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  5329. Well perhaps, or they could have been used to prevent over 500 000 to 3 000 000 crimes, which doesn’t include cases where no shot was fired. Guns are also used for recreational uses, defence and hunting. All key rights we’ve used over the years for our sanity and survival
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  5330. Ok, gotcha. Except it’s not murder, murder is killing another human being. We wouldn’t lock up a Fox for killing animals (unless they were breed by us) so why should we lock ourselves up?
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  5331. Yeah but everything is 2.5x more expensive. Anyway, minimum wage is set by the states. Some states like California have a minimum wage if 14, while others use the federal wage. It’s all different
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  5332. What machine gun?
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  5333. Because it looks amazing. Linus uses an 8k 60 camera and down scales to 4k which leaves an ultra sharp image
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  5334. What is that intro?
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  5335. Does it matter
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  5336. You don’t like Reddit? Ok boomer
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  5337. latinworldexplorer not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  5338. Workin Alday how would you enforce laws? How would you make laws? How would you stop corruption from influencing both of those things?
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  5339. Same could be said about anything that flies.
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  5340. During the Texas power outage, fuel pumps didn’t work either. So no matter the car - you were f*cked. EVs automatically recharge overnight, so you will always have a full tank. While a ICE might be close to empty. So either way - you are better off in a EV
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  5341. Not much they can really do. If they start deciding claims privately it makes themselves liable for the potentially copyrighted material.
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  5342. For now
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  5343. I don’t get antivirus software companies. All I want is a strong antivirus, I don’t need a password manager, VPN, crypto miner, pc cleaner, website blocker.
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  5344. Animal grazing is one of the key contributor to the destruction of native plants.
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  5345. Spiffy Gonzales he did, but its standard to attach a rope when your a mounted policeman
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  5346. The thing holding back quantum computing right now isn’t the number of qubits, we could build a computer with 10000 qubits The problem is error rate, time before decoherence, etc. As these problems are solved, they will enable exponentially greater amounts of qubits without increasing error rates.
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  5347. Inquirer15 if you like searching that slow sure
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  5348. Biden would start the 2nd Cold War
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  5349. 0;42
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  5350. 0:42
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  5351. Sure
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  5352. The point of voting is so you can get someone that represents you. The president is only one person - you also have congressmen, senators, governors, state representatives ect
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  5353. Loool now I’ve heard everything
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  5354.  @flowrebaz6189  it was never meant to go to orbit. It got pretty close to orbit velocities but was kept suborbital to ensure it landed where they wanted
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  5355. “Free education” And no it wouldn’t. People with the skills and desire to become a doctor do become a doctor - it being free would mean people who have very little to no chance of being a doctor jump on - costing the taxpayer billions. People who get a college education are richer than people who don’t. I don’t think it’s fair that a majority which makes less subsidies a minority that makes more.
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  5356. This video is slightly left leaning...
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  5357. Agreed. And next time just stay inside.
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  5358. Did your SCS go up after this comment?
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  5359. Master J the CCP is awful. A complete authoritarian regime with no respect for human rights or freedoms.
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  5360. Jonathan Salcido yeah that’s not Windows
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  5361. NIC’s aren’t updated by windows - they have their own driver.
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  5362. Jonathan Salcido it could simply be the port breaking, or the NIC short circuiting, or literally anything. Windows doesn’t have anything to do with any of that.
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  5363. More like 600 feet and CNN is still screaming
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  5364. You get the usernames
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  5365. No way…
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  5366. king0fskill is we don’t get invaded.
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  5367. What do we do? Kill off people to save people? Do we restrict population, which would mean big countries get smaller while small countries get harmed?
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  5368. They probably stay up all night preparing for the media’s “gotcha”. It’s a shame, what happened to actual journalism
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  5369. If you use Adblock, you aren’t a consumer. In fact you effectively are losing YouTube money
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  5370. He went to university in Sydney
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  5371. Isn’t it important for a country to have a common language?
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  5372. We can blame China, they emit more CO2 than the US and Europe combined. And according to their pledge in the Paris Climate Agreement, they will continue to rise until 2030
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  5373.  @gabriellelu7843  people are sitting around doing nothing? The us has been cutting down its CO2 emissions for the last 12 years - its currently at its lowest point since 1992.
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  5374.  Howard Bueker  so we shouldn’t shame countries, even when they are terrible?
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  5375. When they get down to a low health they start pulsing. Blue when your too far away, but yellow when your in range for a “glory kill”. It’s that sick animation, and it makes the demons spit health
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  5376. They aren’t kids. They are adults that are completely in control of their decisions
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  5377. It was quite recently, and his claim was that he could do it for way cheaper than a proposal someone made. Not that he would do it
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  5378. MIKO MIKO mango
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  5379. Shipping is actually pretty cheap, hence why global trade has exploded in the last few decades.
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  5380. It’s not political in the slightest. So fucking what if it has two gay girls.
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  5381. Cut corners? You put ta getter a frame, some wall. Do the plumbing, instal all your toilets urinals and sinus and it’s dine. 6 months- a year, $200k a public toilet to the save quality
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  5382. 000 001 if everyone worked in the public sector, or socialism, then our economy would slow to a halt. Capitalism drives innovation and productivity. “Things would definitely be slower. But everyone would get a fair wage.” Money is only worth what you can buy, what you are actually saying is there would be extreme inflation that would kill our economy. And what is a fair wage? According to the government it’s everyone getting paid extraordinarily high to do nothing. There’s a reason private companies are faster, because they have deadlines and profit margins.
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  5383. 000 001 capitalism is the best economic system. It promotes human nature - competing - and gives people freedom of choice. You can choose your house, your car. You can work your own job.
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  5384. 000 001 yes, there will always be more poor people. But as long as both the rich and poor get richer (inflation corrected), then it’s a sign the system is working. 20 years ago we didn’t have smart phones. Our innovation and improvement has only skyrocketed with capitalism. When China opened itself up to private investment, and let private businesses take over some industries their economy boomed. People who were better, more efficient, and more experienced could take over, and China is now the second biggest economy in the world. In a public only system, people don’t have any incentive to succeed. That’s why governments are almost always more expensive, slower and lower quality than private companies.
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  5385. What do you mean, like a space tug?
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  5386. Just have a look at what Thunderf00t said about the Falcon 9. That really sums up all you need to know about this
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  5387. Why?
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  5388. It was a big money scam. So is London real, and his “underground bunker”.
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  5389. What degree?
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  5390. smtbigelow in the uk cops don’t have guns. Complete joke if you ask me
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  5391. They’d either have manned charging stations or charging stations that plug you in automatically.
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  5392. What?
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  5393. Tax fraud?
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  5394. They don’t have enough precision.
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  5395. The name "All Whites" has nothing to do with race
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  5396. KuttyJoe it’s not made for your average user, but it’s still overpriced fir its specs
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  5397. More probably, the battery has been around for over 60 years, and the technology has been known since 1831
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  5398. lol. Trumps not a threat to democracy, that’s a lie Biden came up with to hide his complete incompetence
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  5399. California won by 4 million? Should 1 state really decide who wins? If there was no system like this, both parties would appeal to the biggest states.
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  5400. Yes absolutely. If you are accessing a HTTPS website they can still see the domain (https://<<DOMAIN>>/home) If you are accessing a HTTP website, they can see everything you send. Luckily there’s very few HTTP websites, but they do exist and nothing important should ever be sent to them. You can make it impossible for then to see anything if you use a VPN, though remember: the VPN provider can see everything that the ISP used to.
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  5401. The power station sends out AC because it’s more efficient to transport over long range.
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  5402. How about no
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  5403. Engine development has been one of the biggest challenges SpaceX has faced, the Raptor engine is truly a marvel. Also, don’t listen to Thunderf00t. He doesn’t actually know what he’s on about, he admitted he doesn’t know the details of Starship in his latest livestream
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  5404. They do prevent the virus, it catches a majority of the particles that SARS-CoV-2 ride on.
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  5405. That’s really sad, maybe stop blowing up our embassies
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  5406. Gulius Marcus because we don’t do it because of someone’s views, more that they are endangering people
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  5407. OFV or infinite
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  5408. Lol in most sports players don't get anything other than a salary from their team. Sponsorships are outside the sport. UFC fighters have it good, for 2 fights a year they can make what you or I will make in our entire life.
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  5409. Warframe
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  5410. Capitalism is an efficient economy simply because being inefficient is a death sentence for a particular company.
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  5411. No she didn’t
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  5412. Player numbers had already dropped before 2042s release.
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  5413. Bike X The World don’t buy a fucking Mac Pro is your fix. It’s crazily overpriced
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  5414. my name jeff a trump supporter? No, we’re called sage people. We understand that when you raise taxes, people won’t invest.
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  5415. Money. SSB’s are frickin expensive, even with 60 years of research prices haven’t dropped far.
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  5416. Building a wall wouldn’t be “right wing” seeing as it’s been proposed under many governments, including the Obama administration, and the fact that Trump is quite left leaning for his place in the republicans. Not only that, Communist China is one of the most corrupt governments in the world.
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  5417. Where I come from, this isn't taught unless you purposely choose to do physics. Most students don't learn about it
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  5418. Haha 😂
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  5419. UK roads are horrible.
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  5420. CA OC the street was blocked by police cars
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  5421. Because it's the best
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  5422. Ya Boi Luigi that’s sad
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  5423. Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time. Drink driving kills over 10000 every year in the US
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  5424. It’s a very real goal. He’s spending a fraction of taxpayer money that other competitors or NASA themselves would have spent building a lander. NASA’s SLS costs $4 billion to launch. 4 BILLION PER LAUNCH. That’s more than what NASA is granting SpaceX to design, build and launch 2 landers. And that’s ignoring the $24 BILLION IN DEVELOPMENT COSTS
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  5425. What entertainment? The entertainment of increased trade tariffs and military spending?
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  5426. JARK O.T.I you should try to get vaccinated. Maybe talk to your doctor to arrange a time.
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  5427. Not true at all. The US has systems for people who are poor. But healthcare isn’t a right, it’s a commodity. When you go and see a duct it, that’s the doctors time and any costs of drugs, ect, that you must compensate for.
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  5428.  @Bringon-dw8dx  you are right, access to healthcare is a right. Doctors cannot turn you away if you have a life threatening illness. But the healthcare itself is a commodity.
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  5429.  @peterforden5917  join the army and you will get lifelong benefits. The only drawback is that it’s government run healthcare - so as per usual it’s low quality and has horrendous waiting times
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  5430. Covid 19 deaths are all caused by covid 19. Yes, the actual cause of death may be pneumonia, but that pneumonia would have to be caused by COVID-19 to be counted.
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  5431. Poki has got to be the worst imposter
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  5432.  @fordyyyyyyy  the government should come in and do what? These governments are incompetent at best, they'd end up killing the industry
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  5433. What?
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  5434. C is a constant. Which means it can't have an x term in it
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  5435. All these countries around the world are trying to be a "welfare state" without realising that requires a strong economy behind itself. I reckon a big reason is to do with the UN and its subsidiaries
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  5436. Then play warframe, the original and the best
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  5437. That’s not possible atm
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  5438. Ok cool
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  5439. Ok man.
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  5440. Kevin Barrera you can see, not only in the video, but in the police reports that he had a gun. It’s not like it’s easy to plant either, his gun has a very distinctive yellow honeycomb stock.
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  5441. Fine by me
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  5442. Pay that guard a tip for every paying rider
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  5443. Probably?
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  5444. Vito Pikl you don’t want to know
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  5445. Stand your ground laws is not an invitation to kill someone for no reason, or just backs you up if you shoot in self defence
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  5446. I know. I want someone to debate me too.
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  5447. HOSTOBI HD and 10x slower
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  5448. The flu killed more people? It’s like influenza has been around for centuries.
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  5449. 20
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  5450. It’s private property and they are trespassing. If it was just a normal street, I would agree. But they broke down a gate to get in
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  5451. The gunpowder ignites, pushing the bullet out of the barrel
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  5452. Better than the US because you have to pay more tax 😂
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  5453. Heavy isn’t Human Rated.
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  5454. So when you go out onto the ocean, and sea ships slowly sink into the distance- what is causing that?
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  5455.  @MASTERSAIS  so you don't have an answer?
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  5456. Of course some are, but most are good. It’s like restricting guns, your taking away rights because of someone’s bad choices
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  5457. Shah Lindsey sadly another case of bad journalism
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  5458. Only half the story
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  5459. not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  5460. Good on him, no one should be forced to fight in a war.
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  5461. Universal education exists, it’s called free k-12. What schooling exist is free higher education. As Pete Buttigieg puts it: Americans who have a college degree earn more than Americans who don’t. As a progressive, I have a hard time getting my head around the idea of a majority who earn less because they didn’t go to college subsidizing a minority who earn more because they did.” College isn’t a right, it’s a privilege. You pay money as an investment in future job opportunities. We see this oversees, with many people getting degrees abroad, just to move to another country for work. All of that taxpayer money wasted. If you want to talk about student loan debt, then let’s talk about that. It’s the biggest debt in America, and it cannot be dissolved like other types can. The real issue is that the government gives these loans out like flies, and colleges take advantage of them. Ever since the government started giving out loans in 1965, college prices have almost tripled. What was once easily affordable with a college side job is now something that takes 2-10 years to pay off.
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  5462. Escalated? Pepper bullets are non lethal rounds to stop violence from escalating. They were de-escalating
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  5463. How are they conflicting groups? Done are racists, but some are just proud of where they live
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  5464. I guess it’s taste, but I like him ranting at random things for 15 minutes, but he should mix up his videos a bit, give us something else...
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  5465. threeMetreJim as a child I thought of many solutions, my mind was “open”, the impossible became the possible because I did not understand simple things. The thing I’m trying to say, there’s a reason things are the way things are. If there was truely a super fuel that could give no emissions, last for years and be dense, we would already be using it.
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  5466. threeMetreJim about your ideas, ion propulsion and MPEG compression is being done today and Thunderf00t hasn’t done any videos on either.
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  5467. threeMetreJim well I haven’t seen him wrong yet, so I have no problem with him.
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  5468. You mean for not surrendering to Russia?
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  5469. Inflation of the dollar means its cheaper for other countries to buy US currency
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  5470.  @tamaliona685  it's hard to tell sometimes because he does nothing, but if you see the ref call knock on you will probably see him
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  5471. That would be an awful way of selling things, simply because buyers will always go lower. And because the cost of manufacturing/producing the good stays the sane for every customer.
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  5472. ⁠ @ownedmaxer607 and the other way is true as well. Line go down doesn’t mean line will continue to go down, like this very video claims.
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  5473. Yes let’s throw Elon in jail because his rocket is still in development
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  5474. He’ll go back to making his anti-SJW videos
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  5475. lol Kamala won’t lose because she’s a woman
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  5476. Good, at least one party stands for our rights
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  5477. I can agree on correcting the lady, but saying that Obama would run the country well and that we can trust him as president pretty much handed over the win. Not that McCain was going to win
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  5478. maxbored because you have to prove for all possible sets
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  5479. maxbored S = a finite set of atleast 2 points on a plane. It doesn’t say what set it is just that it is finite and has atleast 2 points in a plane. That means to prove that all points in S can be touched an infinite amount of time you have to prove it completely
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  5480. Frank Herman there wasn’t enough room, the thing wasn’t planned with that many people in nind
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  5481. The buyer is betting on it increasing in value. In the end, the market sees 7-8% annual gains - it’s not a zero sum game
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  5482. How often do you use a removable battery.
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  5483. James Vespertino restraints are not essential, they are a luxury. If you can’t cook there’s still fast food chains that don’t require intimate human contact
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  5484.  @Cockwallet I think it’s a joke
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  5485. ifihadfriends Windows 10 is amazing! Better than Mac by a while - cheaper, can do more age gaming! Linux I have no idea about, but it’s more for advanced users and servers, not really for your average joe
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  5486. Blair Santillana that’s how ww2 happened. In a state of panic that’s way beyond what’s necessary, blaming specific countries is not what we need. What we need is to work with them at slowing down infections.
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  5487. This shit show just kept getting worse
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  5488. 3:06 Oh those comments are glorious
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  5489. YOU might not think it’s a debatable topic, like I would believe that my ideas are debatable. The thing is, there are many sides to climate change, there’s the deniers and alarmists - which are moth radical. And then theirs people who believe in climate change, but don’t think it’s America’s duty to destroy its economy to prevent a tiny portion of worldwide CO2 emissions.
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  5490.  @LlamaSpeeed  thats not what Kamala asked
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  5491. The only one talking about dogs being eaten is Trump
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  5492. Haha
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  5493. Contraceptives don’t need to be “provided”, it costs a couple of dollars for one.
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  5494.  @kitty7184  looked up the price, it costs between $20 and $800 for a year. $2 a day for a year for pregnancy protection, there’s no excuse
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  5495.  @kitty7184  poor people have Medicaid. Anyone making minimum wage would be on Medicaid, food stamps, and a number of other welfare programs - so if they can’t afford $2 a day they are lazy. Work 2 extra hours a week and you can easily pay for your “birth control”. Or don’t have sex, that’s a free option. If you can’t even afford contraception - why would you risk a kid?
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  5496. Willis Eicher the military isn’t even the biggest chunk of the budget. What about health?
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  5497. America has a budget of 3.5 trillion, only ~600 billion of that goes to military
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  5498. Small problem: the channel logo seems to have a white background. I can’t see anything
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  5499. The hint is there is no scam. SpaceX is a great company which has accelerated the US’s space capabilities.
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  5500. Artemis has over 20 partners I believe. Japan and ESA are major partners, Canada is a big partner as well.
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  5501. 😮
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  5502. California doesn’t get visited?
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  5503. It’s still the majority vote that rules, it’s just scaled to stop abuse
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  5504. I’ve always heard 95%
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  5505. Is he? Or are the millions of protesters, and the governors more at fault?
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  5506. To whom?
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  5507. There shouldn’t be a system that outright stops them, but more transparency on their past record would help.
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  5508. I think you’d find many “capitalists” in favour of simplifying the tax code. Also they are taxed, the person selling their shares pays tax on the capital gains
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  5509. Huh?
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  5510.  @rosstemple7617  what do you mean by “dead space”?
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  5511. He had a gun, as is perfectly legal in America. He slowed down to not hurt anyone, and only drew when he was attacked
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  5512. Hugh Farrant not racist, it’s cautious. It’s like walking through a dangerous neighbourhood.
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  5513. Woosh bait 1 in what sense? Almost all scammers are from India.
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  5514. Woosh bait 1 https://youtu.be/wFtcEiZ290o Simple video from him browning, I think something like 2 calls were from outside of India, the rest were in India
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  5515. Woosh bait 1 not really. How would having a Indian scammer get more views than a scammer in another country. If anything it would get more views as it would really stand out. It’s just not very common.
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  5516. Use your Brain no it’s not
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  5517. They definitely do but rear impacts aren’t as dangerous
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  5518. It’s not canceled, it’s just been refitted to work off of Tesla’s existing factory lines instead of requiring a completely new process. EVs are going through a drought. This year nearly every EV company other than Tesla has seen sales drop, and sales aren’t expected to increase much next year either. Investing massive capital into a super low margin vehicle during a drought doesn’t make much sense
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  5519. With a 37% income tax rate it’s not even close.
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  5520. I’d wait until GPT-5 to say for sure. At the moment I’d say no, just companies haven’t attempted to take that next leap
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  5521. Afghanistan and Iraq? What were wrong with these wars?
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  5522. You can get arrested for DUI if you are sitting in the drivers seat.
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  5523. Nvidia a GPU company is scared of the apple M1 CPU…
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  5524. A J can it?
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  5525. You could run the full model on 4 Nvidia DIGTS connected together. That’d be ~$12k which is insane value
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  5526. Yes, tax those who didn’t get destroyed by the pandemic. How dear someone profit during a recession? It’s almost as if these risky investments helped businesses... no, investment is bad. Communism is good.
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  5527. The value is an increased stock price, improving future investment.
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  5528. There is no alternative to StarLink.
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  5529. You also gloss over the fact that nuclear works 24/7.
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  5530. Witch Sorrowful um yes it’s important power worked 24/7, and when it dies it should work consistently. Unlike wind and solar, that only work at certain times of the day, only on certain days.
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  5531. Couple bucks? Have you seen how much LiDAR sensors cost? All for a thing which is completely pointless, cameras are good enough. If you look at FSD now they don’t have a problem with mapping the world but driving.
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  5532. ForestFox Outdoors our future generation will see us as the heroes
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  5533. Jeff Bezos who built up a trillion dollar multinational corporation that employs millions worldwide. Yes, he worked for that money - if anyone else had built up such a successful business then they would have been rewarded for it. That’s what low tax rates does, it incentivises innovation, boosts productivity and gives the people more purchasing power so they can invest in their business. And a 70% income tax wouldn’t hurt Bezos, he’d just fund some loopholes. Because when you start stealing a majority if someone’s income to put into your government that cannot valence it’s own budget, you incentivise investments elsewhere
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  5534. lol, the Space Shuttke program ate up like $250 billion
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  5535. The volume of water is not constant, it varies depending on temperature, impurities, and the type of water
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  5536. But what about China? They spend almost $200 billion a year.
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  5537. Doesn’t that completely defeat the purpose of a mask?
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  5538. How does building apartments make housing more expensive? It’s supply and demand dumbass, more supply always equals cheaper housing
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  5539.  @jaredleemease  and how’s that working? A 1 trillion dollar yearly deficit, more to come under Biden.
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  5540. Reddit users don't give a shit about the API changes. There's been many polls which voted very heavily in favour of calling off the "strike", yet the mods continue to keep the server down Reddit needs to instate new mods and fix this mess
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  5541. That’s it, trumps lost. A single tiny crowd, too much for him
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  5542.  @restlessly12  In the us they cannot deny service to anyone. Don't know about other places
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  5543. Ok
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  5544. Maybe, it perhaps he’s the 80% without any symptoms. It’s a dangerous virus, but compared to other viruses in the past - it’s quite harmless.
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  5545. Where was his misunderstanding?
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  5546. Puck sadly many people don’t know that, just check the comment section of the trailer
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  5547. I mean she also doesn’t pay her dues
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  5548. Emotional2000 he apologised in advance, he clearly stated he did not recall any confrontation with any man - seeing as it was over 30 years ago.
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  5549. Because he’s a public figure, and explaining that he didn’t remember anything. You can twist it around, at the end of the day this could just be misinterpreting what he meant. You can only take it literally - nor is it conclusive evidence. What I’m trying to say is that you can’t use that as your only evidence. It’s up for debate for what he meant behind it.
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  5550. How does this war achieve any of that? The west isn’t even fighting Russia can’t even be invaded. No nuclear armed country can.
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  5551. This game is so great
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  5552. Drone
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  5553. Why? He was killed by an empty train, the only person around was his friend
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  5554. No
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  5555. Definitely some room for antitrust in media but what he’s saying is that law shouldn’t force the media to say things which is fair.
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  5556. I fully agree with him. “we think that intelligence is fundamentally connected to life” is just humans thinking we’re somewhat superior All our brain is is-an insanely powerful biological computer, all our body is is-an insanely powerful biological machine. There’s no reason it has to be biological and in fact freeing it of that constraint is how we will build a system with a far greater intelligence than us.
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  5557. bibia666 because nk hasn’t attacked the us, however Iran did.
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  5558. I expect game requirements to jump drastically in a year or two as prices lower and older consoles are essentially discontinued. One reason you'd buy a 3080 or a 4080 is longevity. A 4080 is going to rock for the next 5 years at least. But there's also performance, and pushing games to their limit, and simply having enough money that you don't mind spending a bit more on your pc
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  5559. Just shows you that the democrats see people by the colour of their skin
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  5560. For stacking boxes?
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  5561. America is wild 😂
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  5562. Adrian what’s wrong with that?
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  5563. Base model (for $6000) only comes with 32gigs
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  5564. Sheryl Musfelt Jesus that title, wow
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  5565. Jimmie Cato he had a license to conceal carry weapons and didn’t have the intent to shoot anyone that day. He was arguing with the woman in the car over the handicapped spot reserved for people with a disability, which Micheal had. The black man, Markeis, saw him and shoved him over, getting him killed.
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  5566. What does this comment even mean in the context of the video?
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  5567. Show me one that’s not. I can give you hundreds that are, just none of them get on the news
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  5568. Gabriel Lucero not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  5569. A dodgy family, in a dodgy neighbourhood that probably told the girl to steal
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  5570. The moto is “to protect and serve”
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  5571. larah shrieber it’s not but keep telling yourself that
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  5572. Wild Swan antibodies and mercury is used to weaken the virus, so your body can learn to fight it in a safe environment. And please enlighten me, what STD immunisation is given to babies? I haven’t found any reports about giving these vaccines to babies.
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  5573. Wild Swan hepatitis b can transfer from the mother to their baby through natural breastfeeding. A adult can fight it off, but a baby cannot.
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  5574. Rnj j man complied completely, explained everything to the officer, and tried to help his patient follow their instructions. He then lay down, with his hands up, and was shot 3 times by Jonathan Aledda - who now has been charged with Negligence and Attempted Manslaughter
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  5575. Hey, at least it’s not 3 trillion
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  5576. It would stop their attempts to pack the courts.
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  5577. 99 Herblore? Jesus!
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  5578. The war has been going terribly for Russia
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  5579.  @AbdellaSeid-x8g  oh, was this war meant to stretch out to 2 years with hundreds of thousands of Russian soldiers dead or wounded?
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  5580. What type?
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  5581. Stringy-bark creek uni students can vote
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  5582. aShLeY r. EvAnS your a legend
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  5583. aShLeY r. EvAnS k
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  5584. How would you enforce such a ban?
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  5585. 3% mortality rate
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  5586. I mean not getting invaded is pretty high up on most America’s interests I would believe
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  5587. You mean the federal government right? These are public student loans. No backs involved - and that’s the problem. When you have the government giving out money left right and center, you have the perfect concoction for raising tuition prices. Plus so what? Teaching is a semi-skilled job, it’s much easier to get into than say being a doctor. It’s also a very easy job on top of that it comes with school holidays and paid sick leave. Average salary’s are around $60k a year, which is really good. Plus teachers can work their way up into admin positions and get paid much more. Teachers aren’t underpaid
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  5588. No president could have prevented a outbreak of COVID-19 in the US
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  5589. Brian Van Horne you can’t enforce wearing a mask, that’s something that can only really be done by the states. He could have recommended it - but remember back then even the CDC and WHO (wrongly) said that face coverings weren’t very effective. And trump doesn’t need to wear a mask as he and everyone around him is tested daily for the virus. There is no reason to wear one - especially because their main purpose is to stop the host from spreading.
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  5590. Brian Van Horne the only way to have stopped this virus was a national lockdown. The president cannot do that, and even if he could, enforcing a lockdown on 350 million people would almost be impossible. For that reason it was inevitable.
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  5591. Just Saying Ive read parts of Obama’s Preparedness Plan, it doesn’t talk at all about lockdowns, however it does talk about preparation. I believe if he did follow it trump could have prevented the first wave - but that’s just delaying the inevitable.
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  5592. Just Saying seeing as almost every country in the world each contacted the disease I find it extremely unlikely. The WHO denied that it could spread from human to human, and on February 29th, they said “WHO continues to advise against the application of travel or trade restrictions to countries experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks.” Calling them ineffective. https://www.who.int/news-room/articles-detail/updated-who-recommendations-for-international-traffic-in-relation-to-covid-19-outbreak On top of that, the US knew very little about COVID-19. They didn’t know it’s severity or how contagious it was back in November, seeing as it wasn’t even discovered until December 30th! 16 days later, 16 days of denial from the Chinese government and the WHO, the first covid case landed in the US. Unless god himself became the president it’s pretty safe to say no one could have stopped the outbreak.
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  5593. It should be out now
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  5594.  @MusMasi  can't agree more
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  5595. Be careful, 100% of people who have died have ingested Dihydrogen Monoxide. Thousands die every year because of this deadly chemical, as it disrupts your lungs from respirating, and the elements found are commonly seen in other deadly poisons.
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  5596. Elin Möller because then it wouldn’t make it over the airtime hill. The more weight they add the less people can go at once, and the less thrilling the ride is.
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  5597. In my mind it shouldn’t have opened, it wasn’t safe enough.
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  5598. Idk, but YouTube is copystriking you tubers left right and centre. DONG (part of Vsause) recently was demonetised, having to change its name to D!NG.
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  5599. Zye1984 they are violating our freedom of speech
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  5600. And everyone gave Xbox backlash for no gameplay
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  5601. Boeing’s been working with NASA for over 60 years. They built parts of Saturn V
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  5602. Yeah I agree, these riots must stop
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  5603. Mirror of Society in what way? I agree with better police standards and training, better gear, ect. But the police system we have is pretty good. What changes do you propose?
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  5604. 😂 so brainwashed
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  5605. Get up, go home and actually do some good. You can’t parade about how seemingly awful “all” cops are when your fellow protesters will just as easily shoot a shopkeeper for defending his store, burn down countless buildings and attack anyone who dares stand up to them.
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  5606. And countries didn’t have a plan before they went to Paris and wrote a shuttle agreement, bullshit
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  5607. He walked back in, if they didn’t keep shooting they would be dead. I have no care for this criminal
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  5608. alfonso bryant not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  5609. Lol
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  5610. Jason Smith unlucky
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  5611. She just wanted him to scan the door. Tbh I would have just let him in, but you never know.
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  5612. A better way of working it would be better legislation. Not a single payer system that would lead to market stagnation, loss of jobs and hurting those who work hard.
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  5613. Crafting would improve this game
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  5614. +11% upfront commission +1.5%/yr fee +20% sales commission +hidden fees not mentioned +added risk of being a speculative asset that isn't held under the same regulations and scrutiny of say stocks
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  5615. I do however believe the cop in question should be sacked under his lack of proper negotiation. He should have said stop, instead of don’t reach for the gun seeing as he did just order Castile to retrieve his license
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  5616. Starship isn’t developed like Ariane 6. SpaceX is developing far earlier into the cycle so they can speed up development. Makes sense for the complex vehicle they’re developing Ariane 6 was 4 years behind schedule by the way.
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  5617.  @FunnCubes  10 years ago it was writing on paper. It wasn’t even called starship and had a complete different design. What do you mean it’s 10 years behind schedule?
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  5618.  @FunnCubes  omg did Ariane 6 seriously cost $4 billion to develop? It’s an expendable medium launch vehicle
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  5619.  @FunnCubes  Falcon 9 is a more capable rocket, is partially reusable and was developed for 1/4th the cost of Ariane 6. That’s crazy.
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  5620.  @FunnCubes  anyway, back on topic. Yeah it’s going to cost a lot more when you’re designing a fully reusable super heavy lift rocket. It’s on another scale really. Not just that, but SpaceX has built out massive infrastructure to support Starship which accounts for most of its spending.
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  5621.  @FunnCubes  nah I was just commenting on how terrible Ariane space was. Didn’t know they were that bad. For real though, that’s the side you’re on. The traditional space companies that only exist to extract as much money as possible. SpaceX has innovated on a tiny budget and has undercut all of them Anyway I answered your reply properly in my third comment
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  5622.  @FunnCubes  clearly not paying much attention if you think SpaceX has achieved nothing. Yes, they’ve got a lot to go. It’s like the rockets still under development or something
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  5623. Yeah I have no idea what he’s on about. The budget looks to increase spending to 2.4% of GDP, far above previous plans under the Liberals and far above most developed nations.
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  5624. jval733 no idea what your saying, but they do swap cars in formula e
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  5625. TeaAtTwo it’s a lot more complicated than that, the economy is a huge issue, with the US boasting pretty stagnant growth compared to many other countries like China. Anyway no one is putting the economy first, states have the opportunity to do whatever they want in terms of COVID 19 prevention, believe it or not the president cannot actually call a nation wide lockdown.
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  5626. 1:40 Yes, movies have gotten worse.
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  5627. Except it does. It’s the basis of the American - and every - economy.
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  5628. Kimberly Boyd “its not the people’s economy”, what the hell is the people’s economy? The stock market is extremely important, it is a measure of how well your economy is doing, and if it is going really well companies and corporations will have much more confidence investing.
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  5629. Rockets aren’t 8x more efficient. In fact Starship will be using less efficient fuel Starship is also far heavier, and will bring that entire mass down to the moons surface, and then back up to Orion. That’s why it’s so tricky
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  5630. Just wondering, could you just pull the plug to lock them from your computer?
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  5631. Yes I feel threatened, 100%. That’s why I go out in black hoodies and smash yo cars and burn shop fronts. That’s why I start a riot because a certain speaker attempts to talk to the school. Where’s your source? And if that’s true, how in the world has trump managed to scare me, all the way over in Australia?
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  5632. Dougie Quick he was a murderer, so it doesn’t take long to see why he wanted to end it all
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  5633. He payed $7 million in taxes, but due to prior losses in his business he reclaimed all but $750 back in rebates. It’s all legitimate.
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  5634. denverredhead he doesn’t owe taxes, he is owed money. From the government. That’s why he has a $70 million tax credit saved up. Anyway, tell me this: do you purposely pay more taxes than you have to? If you do, your an idiot, but if you don’t - you have no right to speak. Why in the world would trump pay more tax than he needs too. This isn’t a trick or a loophole, it’s called tax deductions.
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  5635. Even with corporate taxes higher the US would bring in a pitiful amount. Tax evasion is a big problem. Apple, a US company, pays more tax in Ireland than the US.
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  5636.  @teodord3002 enlighten me with these “facts”
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  5637. From what I’ve heard, the NHS isn’t a great example of socialised healthcare.
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  5638. “Lawyers for the dead’s family say the shooting was not justified.” NO WAY???!
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  5639. It’s not about if the gun is deadly or not, pepper spray isn’t deadly but it’s able to incapacitate a person - like a taser.
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  5640. Yet, per beneficiary, public healthcare is more expensive than private. But why is healthcare expensive? The government is the answer. Government regulations have killed off competition, introduced huge amounts of needless red tape and will continue to raise healthcare prices until
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  5641. What?
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  5642. First off, no amazon cannot afford to give all of that. Amazon pays all of its workers rally well for what is a low skilled low effort job.
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  5643. puma the lion because it’s happened in Australia, foxes have killed off many native species
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  5644.  @augustuscaeser8939  “I can’t see a place where shirting a stock does well for economy and others”. Well if you care to do a bit of actual research you might find some things. - Short selling reduces the overall volatility of a stock - Short selling dampens the effects of a big sellout by adding demand. Without short selling, stock prices would fall uncontrollably
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  5645.  @augustuscaeser8939  but that’s not the biggest problem. Your entire idea about the companies shorting shares hurting the share price is a bit flawed. Companies will only short stocks that they believe are overvalued or the company behind the stock is flawed in sone way. Take GameStop for example. It’s a relic from a bygone era. The works has moved on from physical brick and mortar video game shops, and GameStop failed to innovate. It’s not the short sellers fault for the price drop, it’s the fundamentals of the business.
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  5646. Trumps killing people? I thought it was a virus that is impossible to control apart from a highly illegal nationwide lockdown
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  5647. But it isn't apart of their coverage.
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  5648. I’m surprised it was 35%.
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  5649. Yes he did. And he was a massive part in building them up
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  5650. You think he’s lying because he’s autistic? That’s where he gets his mannerisms from
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  5651. It’s not the schools fault that the government gives away loans faster than banks before an economic depression
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  5652. How do you get put of focus on a 2D screen?
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  5653. Dave Cave we give thousands of deaths every year to travel from a to b faster.
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  5654. Dave Cave yeah, mainly because the government has a threat. But that’s only one reason for the second amendment. It also protects your right to bear an arm, to protect you. It provides defence to less abled citizens, like woman, people with disabilities and the elderly.
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  5655. Lol I love listening to Americans complain about electricity prices. Makes me cry when I see my bill that’s 3x the price
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  5656. How was the first half 50/50 if Ireland walked out 24-3? They were bad. It felt like there was no Plan A, and that left Plan B which for the ABs in the last couple years has been to panic
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  5657. He had no weapon? Except the knife he had on him
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  5658. AntiMessiah for arresting someone?
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  5659. AntiMessiah mounted police are trained to tie up criminals they have detained. Also the US has some of the harshest charges of any country, first degree murder - which in Australia might get you 20-30 years can easily get you life without parole, or executed. That’s why they have the highest incarcerated
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  5660. AntiMessiah 1) How is it immoral? It’s not hurting him, and he already gave up his rights when he committed the crime. 2) I guess, if that’s your intentions
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  5661. AntiMessiah going back for arresting someone?
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  5662. Talmar I’m sorry but I don’t quite get you.
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  5663. Talmar ok then.
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  5664. If someone has a mental illness, they should be able to seek help.
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  5665. Tajmar Jackson he was tased age rolled over, the gun was seen in the video, and it’s not easy to plant a gun with a distinctive orange honeycomb stock like he had
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  5666. Agreed, the show has misrepresented much of the information.
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  5667. Maybe he has common sense and reads the facts. 0.0037% of deaths yearly are caused by mass shootings. That is tiny! What about the tens of thousands of crimes prevented yearly, or the low rates of rape and house invasions?
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  5668. Yes he’s a real person 😂
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  5669. The problem with that system is that swing states will pretty much be worth nothing in the presidential election. If there’s only 1 or 2 votes between them, then that state is only worth 1-2. The current system is a merger of a popular vote (winner takes all) and a weighted vote (the electoral college).
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  5670. It can also be abused by the refugees. There’s been a few cases here in Australia where migrants commit heinous crimes like sexual abuse of a child, but because they would be persecuted in their home country they legally can’t be deported.
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  5671. But they are not you see. His Hyperloop: stupid idea, big hype
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  5672. Italo DDD sucks in Australia. Literally only used by students
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  5673. Raw materials will be more expensive because the cost to extract them will go up. You also aren't taking into account the initially higher demand for goods as people have more excess money, and an initially lower supply of good because it becomes more expensive to produce them. Double everyone's wage, and prices will double to compensate.
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  5674. $12000 is the middle class of most countries. Really shows you how lucky the us is
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  5675. Well if it doesn’t exist here then it shouldn’t be his problem. It has been missing from this land since 1965! It’s a frog, I’m sure you would object to your house being seized if the government found out 50 years ago a endanger frog species lived in that land.
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  5676. Random people have told experts things are “impossible” for years. The NY Times published an article in 1903 that aerial flight was impossible, 50 days later the Wright Brothers flew for the first time. This video doesn’t actually reveal any new information. He’s not an export on Quantum nor does he source experts in the field to back his claims. He just sits here and says it’s impossible because it hasn’t happened yet
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  5677. Real libertarians are as dumb as real socialists.
    1
  5678. Callumunga true libertarian would be taking libertarian ideals to the extreme. Full autonomy, no government. It’s as bad as a true socialist society which is no autonomy full government
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  5679. Then you would have gerrymandering like with the congressional districts.
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  5680. Jack Bell no such thing and sensible borders. What do you base it on? Population? Area? What happens if state boundaries change? How often do you change it? Will it give some areas too much power?
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  5681. Because they are poor and stupid. And they expect the IS to pay for everyone’s financial aid
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  5682. They didn’t, they licensed it to another company I believe.
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  5683. They are games that have the ability to be around forever. Battlefield is just unparalleled in its gameplay. No game offers massive combined arms battles while still being accessible to casual players.
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  5684. Anthony Decesare what veggies taste bad? Carrots? Pumpkin? Corn? Beans?
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  5685. Ha ha. Space mum did it
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  5686. RogerWKnight it would be a gun-free zone
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  5687. Or maybe they know how dangerous these protests have been and want a means to defend themselves just in case. There’s been dozens of innocent people shot at these so called “protests”
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  5688. P Score defenceless? One protester got out his pistol, he surrenders after Kyle shot him. That’s not defenceless. And it’s not like he instigated the violent - it was the guy who chased him in the first clip that started it.
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  5689. Nfg Korak it really was. Where did they find the two fuckheads on trumps side. I’m honestly embarrassed.
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  5690. TheMofoHeister why should he be promoted? He’s done his job like thousands of other cops, just their stories weren’t “tasty” enough for the news
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  5691. Because it broke up above the ocean not even within 1000km of another human?
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  5692. Or you could give all of that $370 billion to the government and they would spend it within a month. That’s without taking I to account that it’s not $370 billion in cash, it’s mainly in shares which can’t be liquidated. Jeff Bezos “only” has $2.5 billion in liquid wealth.
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  5693. Not racism, just bad police. They had no idea what they were walking into, over reacted and took a shot
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  5694. Hare Say meat is a lot cheaper to make, a whole chicken cooked costs $5 where I live, where as a vegan chicken (which is under half the size) costs over twice. My guess is how chicken is grown, it is very efficient. Being humane is another question, but we must remember: they aren’t humans and aren’t capable of the thinking or emotions we have. So do they even notice? Or is it easier as the food is given right to them.
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  5695. The richest 10%? That’s the US + half of Europe. I can tell you right now, they aren’t the biggest contributors. China is. China produces more CO2 than the US and Europe combined. And unlike the US and Europe, they aren’t reducing. In fact, China has made it clear that carbon emissions will continue to grow until 2030.
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  5696. Michelle Carrillo nah
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  5697. ⁠ @TheColleenDabeanShow they didn’t sell that off, they just stopped doing it because Apollo was insanely expensive with no goal beyond putting men on the moon.
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  5698. Shame, how many weeks?
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  5699. You only get punished if they pursue charges.
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  5700.  @zhanucong4614  that as well. In fact when you compare job for job the 17% gap that leftists claim falls to 5%.
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  5701.  @winning3329  it's not victim blaming, they aren't victims.
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  5702.  @brianwilson8983  yeah, the system that has pulled billions out of poverty. That's the problem
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  5703.  @Euragone68  getting a job would be a good start.
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  5704. I hope Jeff looked at legal persecution. The cops treatment of him aught to be illegal, regardless of his guilt
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  5705.  @erikeliasson4739  then why are 60% of Sweden’s r*pes committed by immigrants?
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  5706.  @erikeliasson4739  it isn’t just children of immigrants. The majority of r*pes, for example, are committed by temporary immigrants. But it’s right, their children also have a higher rate of committing crimes.
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  5707.  @erikeliasson4739  but it is Swedens vetting process, because we don’t have that same issue here in Australia. We’re really strict of people who move here and as a result immigrants actually commit less crimes and are more productive than native born residents.
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  5708. ?
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  5709. Barack Afrobama bush crashed the economy
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  5710. funfreakingtastic yuck. Eat the good stuff
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  5711. alexander the greatest it is significantly weaker, but over consumption of soy products can effect a male body
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  5712. Amen Knowtech he’s not. By his words and his actions. He has condemned White supremacist a number of tunes - the fact Chris Wallace even brought it up is quite biased on his part. Dumb question. And yes done alot for black Americans. The first step act, opportunity zones, record back unemployment... the list goes on. If he’s racist, he’s doing an awful job
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  5713. Rodney Ironcock they could turn it down,, and there! Less electricity!
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  5714. Prajwal Shetty because he knew it would be shut down in a referendum. Don’t be stupid, stand up for your rights!
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  5715.  @k.williams4925  I don’t think either of them are in the right direction. But in whole, her policies will be much better for the economy than Trump’s.
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  5716. A ICE check should be quickly running ID through a system, and sending them on their way.
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  5717. They shouldn’t check your car unless at a border, or they have a flag when they run id
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  5718. Stfu Stfu look who made the video you dumbass
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  5719. Stfu Stfu the onion is a satire channel, you sir just ate the onion
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  5720. That’s down to the manufacturer not the technology. These tvs could have been calibrated differently
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  5721. Ryder Taylors how?
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  5722. Ryder Taylors that is not disrespectful, it’s called opinion
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  5723. He never said he brought organic
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  5724. Why?
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  5725. They overdid the special effects. Honestly, the explosion was cool enough without the over the top fireballs
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  5726. Asylum seekers are not illegal immigrants. Immigrants are not illegal immigrants. Illegal immigrants are illegal immigrants.
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  5727. The exact sane thing can be done with long positions, it’s called a “pump and dump”, and just like a “short and distort”, it is completely illegal
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  5728. Jewel um... no he hasn’t.
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  5729. Safeeya B that’s why they come in huge trucks
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  5730. The extra space and legroom is the main appeal. Plus if you are going on holiday, why not spend a bit more for the added luxury
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  5731. If your connection is You -> VPN -> TOR -> Site then I don’t see much problem. The VPN acts sorta like an entry node, and will make your true IP from the TOR network while also hiding your true activity to your ISP. It really doesn’t add much security, because you shouldn’t trust any VPN provider. But I trust a random VPN from another country than my ISP where I live
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  5732. That’s why you give to charities not to random beggars.
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  5733. The longest tank on tank kill is 4.7 kilometres. Imagine sitting in a tank, and out of nowhere a shell decimated it from over 4 kilometres away
    1
  5734. Average Sky News viewer
    1
  5735. I disagree that a country should “let them leave”, unless it’s in both of their interests to do so. But making states let independent isn’t a bad thing
    1
  5736. That’s what doesn’t get talked about enough. Artemis isn’t about putting people on the moon, we’re building a freaking moon base!
    1
  5737. You can trade as much as you want?
    1
  5738. Not really, nuclear power plants can produce huge amounts of power from a small power plant. If we get to using thorium like some other countries we could see costs even lower than coal
    1
  5739. Lmao, you have to stop in the middle of a hill? Where do you get such bs from?
    1
  5740. Yeah?
    1
  5741. Are those the soldiers trump wanted to pull out of Afghanistan over a year ago? If you want to point blame, point it at the Democrats
    1
  5742. Protect the city, preserve the city. Arrest these terrorists
    1
  5743. Because Japan pays like 1% interest on the debt, and the debt has been falling. The US pays much higher interest (for a number of reasons), and its debt is rising. Japan spent 1.2% of GDP on interest payments vs the US which paid 3%
    1
  5744. Ok
    1
  5745. Yes and no. You fail to put into account the trees we clear which stop production of oxygen. Plus 1 eruption is nowhere near all the pollution, we have been mad polluting for over 300 years
    1
  5746. A broker will lend the stock and will take the interest and commissions as profit.
    1
  5747. meLoNa he actually shot the cop, you can see in the footage
    1
  5748.  @superblondeDotOrg  $ for $?
    1
  5749. I saw a recent study from the University of Melbourne that “organic” farms need up to 2x more land to grow the same amount of crop. Forgetting that “organic” food is no different to normal food - it’s just outright unsustainable.
    1
  5750. Doesn’t help when your debating 2 people
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  5751. 0.3%
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  5752.  @codymoe4986  they can already do that, but yeah they have a long way to go to pulling off this mission. But they have what, atleast 4 years with most elements in place?
    1
  5753.  @EMichaelBall  that’s a possibility, would probably add complexity though
    1
  5754. Trump has denounced white supremacy time and time again.
    1
  5755. Lol, of course they import the fucking plane. Australia doesn't know jack shit about making planes.
    1
  5756. It’s not racist, it’s a play on words. It’s a virus from China
    1
  5757. Other big LLMs are way too censored. It’s not nonsense to market your product as less censored.
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  5758. TheMeticulous Maverick he’s a fucking idiot. Everything that’s left that guys mouth is a lie. A god Damon lie. Thank goodness he was deplatformed
    1
  5759. Rose Delinois anyone who really came from anywhere was once apart of human evolution and had traveled from Africa
    1
  5760. Best one yet!
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  5761. There’s photos all over twitter, he wasn’t in the best of shapes I’ll just say
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  5762. Mass shootings stand for 0.00004% of total us deaths, your more likely to die driving to the shooting than at it, actually that goes for most things
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  5763. This is disgusting reporting
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  5764. It can, but it’s not automatically. You file student debt separately
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  5765. TLOU2 was a flop, would much rather play almost any other third party game than that.
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  5766. Minimum wage is $22 you numpty. Aldi pays $28 minimum, $45 on sundays. Honestly don't know what you're on about, you're living in one of the easiest countries to make a good living in
    1
  5767. YouTube isn’t at fault here
    1
  5768. Austin Clark it wasn’t. Meat and game was reserved for people in higher up positions
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  5769. Well it is the government intervening to influence demand. I’ll say that if ICE companies were taxed for the damage they caused on the environment (which they should be) it would work out about the same.
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  5770. VAT hurts poor people more than the rich.
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  5771. What?
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  5772. Cool. Great to hear our system works. And he would have, in 2004 he won 50.7% of votes.
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  5773. I mean as hardware progresses, performance will become less of a factor.
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  5774. Every rioter is one calm away from meeting first hand the power of the us military
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  5775. Wyett Davis warframe
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  5776. Statistically they are almost meaningless in comparison to the total number of American deaths. But the media must make their money, and mass shootings are easy clicks.
    1
  5777. 4 spacial dimensions
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  5778. Venezuela worked out well. And what other countries have a popular vote? Some definitely do, not most don’t. Even countries like Australia and the UK have a senate that gives more seats per voter to the smaller states or provinces.
    1
  5779. Zwiebelface no, but you said almost every country used popular vote, and that it works better. It doesn’t. Just ask Russia.
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  5780. Lol
    1
  5781. Derek was the commanding officer. It’s like being 4 days in the military and punching your sergeant. Lack of experience is all, there was only one killer
    1
  5782. Would love a life hack video from you
    1
  5783. Then buy a laptop that isn’t cheaply built. That’s the benefit of Windows laptops, there’s so many to choose from. What do you mean “locked to uograding”? You mean that Windows Laptops actually allow you to upgrade, how is that a downside?
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  5784. Lol
    1
  5785. Pro capitalist but pretty much made the green new deal that would kill millions of jobs, cost over $93 trillion in 10 years and apparently offer millions of government jobs to compensate... sounds like capitalism to me!
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  5786. What next, Warren’s wealth tax is also capitalistic?
    1
  5787. No its not the reason, but it saved it from being terrible
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  5788. Tax what?
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  5789. You're paying for it because it is useful to you. You didn't make money from a TV you bought, but you still paid for it
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  5790. The government caused the 2008 financial crisis and then used it as an excuse to kill small banks
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  5791. Libertarianism!
    1
  5792. Anonymity is the main benefit of tor. Doing illegal things outside of the tor network is going to get you caught
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  5793. Good, it takes more than a brain dead proposal to change the constitution. Or we become Russia where Putin has changed the constitution to allow him to be president until he dies
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  5794. It’s all shares so...
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  5795. Well said
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  5796. No
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  5797. ⁠​⁠ @markwilliams2620 sounds good to me.
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  5798. Because he actually has very little idea about Starship, SpaceX or the rocket industry. It’s blatantly obvious when you watch his livestreams where he frequently gets basic details wrong.
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  5799. Moved on from the 2016 SJW hate craze and is onto the 2022 Elon hate craze
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  5800. If your watching free content, then you see leeching off of people who donate money
    1
  5801. Allman > K&R
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  5802. Often it’s the opposite with a NASA project, it goes massively over budget and way off schedule
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  5803. Agreed, play warframe
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  5804. Ok. Any proof?
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  5805. Yeah, but the more that leave.
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  5806. Memphis Stef yes, but nit meaningless. That’s the point of the electoral college
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  5807. Technologic they are prepared to be used, but that’s not their purpose
    1
  5808. Yoselin Martinez why “finally” What did he do wrong?
    1
  5809. Is it lateral thinkers vs specialists, or is it fake prodigies vs real geniuses? Most "prodigies" we see are just kids who can retell facts, or pick up patterns. That's great, but it doesn't show the sort of thinking you need to succeed in any field. Mathematicians don't just calculate things, scientists don't just recall facts. Most of the great geniuses that have existed have branched into many fields, worked on many problems that are completely unrelated to one another
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  5810. The stock market isn’t a zero sum game. It’s been consistently growing at a rate if 7-8% since the 1950s. Hedging against your long positions does offer some benefits, like protection from recessions, ect. But yes in the end it does hurt your profits a bit - and it can make your losses worse. It’s complicated
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  5811. China may spend less, but their technology and troops are cheaper as they just steal us research
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  5812. I can’t believe they turned down an offer.
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  5813. The CARES Act? The billions in resources and funding into states to invest in health, the quick stockpile of ventilators, masks, and other healthcare resources. You cannot stop the spread, but you can and he has reduced the economic and personal harm from one
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  5814. I have a glass that can tip all the way over, but being really heavy near the bottom, it flips back. It’s not unbelievable, but if your car is already 90 degrees, harms probably been done.
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  5815. How?
    1
  5816. Could’ve pre recorded it
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  5817. The Great Wall of China worked pretty well. The only thing really keeping it back was the technology at the time.
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  5818. Kristian O. back then something like 0.002% of households were in that bracket, so only a few people. Looking at the top 1%, from now to then average tax rates haven’t fallen that much - however the us gdp has continually grown. We are much better off nowadays than back then
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  5819. They were bought out by Sony. Not that don’t seems like they’re going to do anything with it. 7 years and nothing
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  5820. Maybe because he wasn’t deemed a threat?
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  5821. The one police had plenty of backup and the man was cuffed
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  5822. The US and Mexico have good relations though and don’t have massive border disputes.
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  5823. Citation needed.
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  5824. joey they don’t need to take place.
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  5825. Also, even the best cinema cameras don't have the colour depth of our eyes.
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  5826. Francisco Wellington no, China is a corrupt country
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  5827. Stock prices go up, so companies sell a new batch of stocks and make extra profits. This goes into building a new factory, or developing a new product, ect.
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  5828. Life regrew, but most species were wiped out. We would be wiped out. Hence why a new settlement is needed. It’s the only way to ensure the long term survival of humanity.
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  5829.  @NigelFartzirage  no, but it is very unlikely both Earth and Mars face one at the same time. With a sustainable city on Mars they would be able to return and repopulate the Earth and vice versa.
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  5830. If you don’t know, you shouldn’t be watching these videos, for your safety. Do not search it up, do not try to watch it. It’s fucked up.
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  5831. What? He does videos on all sorts of scammers. There’s nothing like an oligarchy outside of Russia
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  5832. DabDoesGaming it’s an airtime hill, makes it more exiting.
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  5833. Boeing is 7 years behind schedule…
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  5834. Crippling your economy for $20-$30 billion a year is absurd. Not to mention it wouldn’t even come close to covering the US’s budget deficit.
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  5835.  @schmetterling4477  no he's right. Neither definition can explain all of the mechanics of light, like how can a light wave travel through a medium?
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  5836. Essentially. Once republican, they are liberals.
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  5837. sam Freelancer because shooters usually target gun free zones.
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  5838. Much much cheaper
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  5839. denniszenanywhere yep, and you can thank the government student loans for it
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  5840. Chris L he’s blacked for his sake! How dear you despise him.
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  5841. You can place a magnetic shield at Mars’s 1st Lagrange Point. It would shield radiation allowing us to live on the surface. And doing so would actually start the terraforming process for us. Though it’d take a long time.
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  5842. It doesn’t give you what it really should, which is crime statistics. Instead it gives you a bunch of politicised news articles. Unless you like being told how to think rather than being able to make up your own mind
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  5843. Doug Hutcherson how would they have seen his record? They didn’t even know his name. And I doubt the stuff can be easily checked without a computer at the station
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  5844. No, that demo was much older. The global pandemic obviously hurt their preparations and they had to resort to a much older build if the fans fir whatever reason. That’s my guess. Atleast the beta isn’t ready.
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  5845. College debt is fine, 4 years of tuition and housing is obviously going to cost you - and it means you can’t just get a degree and run off. Many people will get education abroad for free and then come to the US because the pay is better, the taxes are lower and the cost of living is lower.
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  5846.  @dougskotnitsky3579  “my heart goes out to you”
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  5847.  @dougskotnitsky3579  “my heart goes out to you”
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  5848. Not always. I Belize genetically modifying animals to make them immune to many types of diseases could make the works much safer
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  5849. Napoléon Bonaparte yes Australia might be green, but we also have no manufacturing sector.
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  5850. This has got to be a troll. Every word in his vocabulary cane out here, racist, pedophile AND delusional. A real genius.
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  5851. bjtgaming then it wouldn’t really be a water slide would it
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  5852.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  and swings states don’t change?
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  5853.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  heck, Texas was a swing state (according to the MSM). They change, alot
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  5854.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  trump won states in 2016 that had been democrat for many decades. Its a sign that states do change
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  5855.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  or you can do what Nebraska does
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  5856.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  the presidential election cannot be gerrymandered in every state except Nebraska and Maine. The WTA system prevents that
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  5857. Absolute 🤡 comment
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  5858. It’s a civil war, and sousing being neighbours sought to rage over Yemen to stop the unrest.
    1
  5859. As long as they’re within 100 miles if the border, a patrol officer only needs suspicion to ask for an ID. And in an English speaking country, with heavy problems with Spanish speaking illegal immigrants- you can see the problem.
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  5860. Tax deductions are great of targeted well. For example, a tax cut on energy companies that create clean energy
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  5861. The census data is used for things like his many electorates a state gets, it’s important that the number is accurate
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  5862. Elon bought it on himself.
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  5863. India could end said "Cold War" if it wanted to. So could Pakistan. It's more of an example of why religion is such a detriment to society than anything else.
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  5864. Tbh healthcare for illegals is also free in the US, they have no SS number
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  5865. I don’t see how a baby pool would be any harder to clean than a normal pool. Just pump it full of chlorine, maybe scrub over it every so often.
    1
  5866. Because the government purposely dismissed changing laws when this happened 17 years ago, it’s déjà vu and no one is taking the bait this time
    1
  5867. Because the government purposely dismissed changing laws when this happened 17 years ago, it’s déjà vu and no one is taking the bait this time
    1
  5868. You are so wrong. But keep going with you’re $1000 tortoise
    1
  5869. It’s not about that, I agree it will linger for a long time if we don’t find a cure or vaccine, but it’s about reducing the impact on our public health system.
    1
  5870. Omar Gillespie it will be slowly relaxed over year, as I said it’s about minimising impact on the health system. It will take a year or two for a vaccine to be produced and distributed, it must go through many safety, effectiveness and quality testing, and must be able to be reproduced quickly and cheaply.
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  5871. The Double Bypass is like 3 days worth of calories in 1 burger so yeah it’s gonna be big 😂
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  5872. It’s always been…
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  5873. SpaceX would 100% have a Mars colony by now.
    1
  5874. Or save you’re money and battle gaming addictions a better way...
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  5875. No
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  5876. If we all got Monday people would still work, however people like him would get the benefits
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  5877. Super Heavy being able to land or not doesn’t effect Artemis. All Artemis wants is a human certified lander.
    1
  5878. Now the booster being caught by the tower is really the only way to do it unless you’re going to build massive legs for Super Heavy to land on like on the Falcon. That would only drive up cost and complexity of each unit, something Space X doesn’t want
    1
  5879. This is the fact check we need.
    1
  5880. The US is many magnitudes better than China
    1
  5881. TDS
    1
  5882. Xana shame he didn’t
    1
  5883. I mean 16 GB of RAM has been the recommended minimum for a while now. Even just browsing the web needs it unless you want every webpage beyond 3 getting cached when you click way
    1
  5884. Obama fixed NASA. Canceled the Constellation program and cut the Shuttle, replacing it with the Commercial Resupply and Commercial Crew programs. Both were insanely over budget
    1
  5885. North Korea is socialist
    1
  5886. Anders Mostue any proof of that?
    1
  5887. Anders Mostue and extreme nationalism is fascist? Is liking your country and it’s foundation bad all of a sudden? Do you even know what fascism is?
    1
  5888. Anders Mostue I wouldn’t call it extreme nationalism, he’s not an extremist. But ye is proud of the US, and he wants to make it fret again. If that’s enough to be called Hitler then every single politician that tries to improve their country should be court-martialed.
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  5889. Anders Mostue trump has condemned White Supremacy many times. He doesn’t “accept them”. And religion is nationalist? What country is Christianity, or Muslim, or any other religion tied to? I love how supper for your home country is “extreme nationalism”, would hatred come down as “moderate nationalism”? What is this skewed narrative your trying to push.
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  5890. Anders Mostue ok, what “Democratic” process is trump trying to bypass (the us isn’t a true democracy, but we will go with you’re idea). Any examples?
    1
  5891. Anders Mostue why can’t he post doubt on a potentially corrupt way of voting? How is he threatening voters? And he has nothing to do with the republicans plan to effect the election. But it’s not too different from the NPVIC - a thing republican states are using to bypass the constitution.
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  5892. Anders Mostue the right to vote doesn’t mean you can’t criticise a form of voting. For example, electronic voting is terrible as it’s very easy to corrupt.
    1
  5893. AC Origins was pretty good
    1
  5894. I didn’t see no Indians writing a constitution and making country boundaries. It’s not their land
    1
  5895. It’s whoever colonises the land. I can set up a tent in a forest, doesn’t mean I own the forest.
    1
  5896. No, It was necessary.
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  5897. Nope
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  5898. Why?
    1
  5899. What?
    1
  5900. That was when the flu was infecting thousands. COVUD-19 is teaching those numbers after only just a few cases
    1
  5901. What bills?
    1
  5902. The kid took it to school. He’s 17 not 7. It’s his fault, and he deserves everything he gets
    1
  5903. Gamer From Space being financially dependant doesn’t mean she can control your life. It’s obviously an abusive relationship in the way she treats you as a child.
    1
  5904. Who, Thunderf00t?
    1
  5905. Heat damage was minimal. A lot of it was caused by plasma being trapped by the heat shields, which will be removed with Raptor 3 (which will also have an internal cooling system to further withstand heat)
    1
  5906. Because warframe is better, it’s free, and EA is a horrible company
    1
  5907. High speed rail is terrible. It’s far more expensive than a bus, and far slower than a plane.
    1
  5908. Nah
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  5909. How?
    1
  5910. the lucky duck more successful? Nasa has sent people to the moon and has done countless things to help us out on earth, has sent multiple rovers to mars and many satellites. SpaceX has sent a crew to the iss (made by nasa) with the help of nasa. So no NASA is the more successful company. Better technology? Well nasa and SpaceX are working on the space x rocket to mars (check nasa.gov) and may I put - SpaceX has never built a space station.
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  5911. the lucky duck because SpaceX has sent only one crew up to space
    1
  5912. Because there high demand and low supply?
    1
  5913. Darron Lewis because the government won’t let people turn laundromats into apartment complexes. It’s not like people don’t want to build, low supply means there’s good money to be made and that incentivises land developers to build.
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  5914. Just wondering, but is there a second number to report crime to the police? I live in Australia, and police have a seperate line apart from 000 (911) that you can report petty crimes, that don’t effect you
    1
  5915. There it is, he would be fully on board with defunding police.
    1
  5916. You should be scared on the drive to Walmart more.
    1
  5917. Don't blame google, blame copyright law
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  5918. If it didn’t work we would have Hillary
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  5919. Well sure. But it’s possible in a decade or so prices to just get to orbit are in the reach of $100k with Starship. That’s not cheap, but achievable for someone looking for a once in a lifetime experience. And much cheaper than the current price of $50 million
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  5920. I’m sorry, but where’s Fallout: New Vegas?
    1
  5921. Ordinary Guy COVID killed local businesses, not just amazon
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  5922. I heard once that men who talk to themselves are mad in the head
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  5923. It's not the land to freely kill whoever you want
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  5924. He’s not far left, but he definitely doesn’t represent the ideals of the average left winger
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  5925. Long loading screens? 30s at worst. Short gameplay? It has thousands of hours of gameplay. Repetitive? You have syndicates, conclave (heh), a clan with a dojo, 20 different mission types, a new Nightwave system, Fortuna and Cetus. I could go on. I do agree that the new player experience is... shit. But play through the first few hours and it will blow you away.
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  5926. TEX copy and paste? Every mission is generated from a random tile set. There are 20 mission types, each playing out differently. By clan missions do you mean syndicate? If you do then yes, they are the same, but offer syndicate standing to progress your syndicate. There are three different factions with hundreds of different enemies, plus corrupted versions of each. Cetus offers fishing, bounties, mining, Zaws, dyes, orbiter decorations, cosmetics and eidolons.
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  5927. TEX and with nightmare missions (which I didn’t mention) it is just a harder mission with better rewards for endgame players. Just more content
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  5928. TEX it’s trying to be a PvE looter shooter, which it is
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  5929. TEX and with your enemy comment, what planet did you get too? There are loads of enemies with different behaviours. Some fly with jet packs, some snipe, some teleport and try to stab you in the back. Yes ai is a problem that de is going to rework, but it is not half bad atm
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  5930. 181 F (or 82 C) is far too hot for serving food. Anything over 160-170 can burn your mouth. 181 is bad.
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  5931. I disagree. We've been playing shit rugby for a while. It just looks good because we're playing a broken Wallabies side, or a bunch of B grade teams.
    1
  5932.  @raymonddixon7603  what?
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  5933. Socialism and socialist policies do not bring up the poor. Instead it brings both parties in line, and over time - as seen in Venezuela and other primarily socialist countries - it drains the economy bringing everyone down.
    1
  5934. And the American economy
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  5935. Atleast he’s not putting America under 30+ trillion dollars of debt
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  5936. Rickys philosofy Americans spend 5 trillion dollars a year on healthcare. Medicare for all would increase that spending as emergency rooms are overbooked with people with the common cold. It also doesn’t care if the person pays taxes, can pay for it financially, ect. Your money could be going to treating a person 7 months unemployed for a drug overdose. They don’t deserve anything.
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  5937. He pays taxes, depending on the income of course.
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  5938. Not really. The actual problem is that this would have disastrous consequences on the US economy - and add on the fact that taxing anything over 10M at 70% wouldn’t even come close to cutting in on the almost $1 trillion (more like $3trillion for 2020) budget deficit.
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  5939. The government is representative of the majority, not the people.
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  5940. These “rich assholes” have innovated to bring us a service there is demand for. Anyone can start a business. The problem is government regulation. It helps big businesses, by killing off competition.
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  5941.  john cake  *Mein Kampf
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  5942. ​ @xuxito  many of the members at these protesters were actively calling for violence against jews. Also funny you think there's a genocide going on. The world's first genocide where the victims grow in population
    1
  5943. Yep. Made spaghetti bolognaise for years, one day tried putting carrots in and the dish became 10x better.
    1
  5944. NASA designs spacecraft to be safe? Lets ask the crews of Challenger and Columbia if they agree
    1
  5945. MLM actually sells a product
    1
  5946. Casinos don’t want to increase fees, that would drive away customers.
    1
  5947. God can’t bless him because god doesn’t exist you fucking dipshit
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  5948. No, depending on the religion god has a number of definitions. All are completely wrong.
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  5949. It takes into account both actually. I believe it has to do with the other gas molecules absorbing energy, it takes much more heat to start combustion. So pure oxygen is more flammable, and of course raising the partial pressure will increase flammability as well.
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  5950.  @junkid3559  it’s actually up the the government to change copyright law
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  5951.  @junkid3559  fair use is a legal defence used in court, you must prove that it is fair use in court. You can’t just say it’s fair use
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  5952. Iván Kindle then people wouldn’t have children, and people with children would be severely disadvantaged.
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  5953. Mass shootings are a tiny percentage of overall deaths in America.
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  5954. It’s great actually. Commercialisation has saved NASA billions. They’re saving billions with Starship HLS. They were predicting it would cost $10 billion to develop their own lander. Starship is doing it for less than a third that price
    1
  5955. And the US will support us. How much is China really going to put twisted taking the US? A fever military to support the US and our other allies is all we need
    1
  5956. Pack the bench? Do you know what that means? It doesn’t mean nominating a justice. It means increasing the number of seats so that your political party can influence the courts decisions.
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  5957. Its just part of their culture. Money could also play a role
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  5958. Nah, officers are fucking pussies.
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  5959. It’s unofficially the main language of America, it should be the official language but some people are too scared to leave out some cultures. Which is stupid
    1
  5960. Because it shouldn’t be up to the government to force it on businesses.
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  5961. That there’s loads of videos of the event and none showed teleprompters were damaged
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  5962.  @110000116699  in their respected districts, they represent their people the most. The president doesn’t represent the people, that’s why they have term limits.
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  5963.  @matthiasnagorski8411  now recently I believe he has lost support from a majority of republican voters. But before all these “election fraud” lies that trump kept spitting out - a majority of supporters saw him as the face of the party going forward. Let’s look at why: - He called out the MSM for their political biases. 79% of republicans do not trust the media. - He cut taxes and cut regulation. - He was tough on illegal immigration - He didn’t start any wars, the first president to not do so in a couple decades. There’s many reasons why he would have support of republicans. The main reason is that he isn’t a typical politician. He’s not George Bush that brought in the terrible Patriot Act. He’s not Obama that brought in Obamacare. He didn’t try to take our guns like Bill Clinton.
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  5964. "Deregulation and free market would only work if your society..." It's worked countless times. One thing you'll notice amongst the richest countries in the world is they're all capitalist 😂
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  5965. Why was the gun out though?
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  5966. For all Australians: Fuck A Current Affair
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  5967. Do you think Elon is making money off this? SpaceX has spent way more than $1.9 billion up to this point. Artemis is just one of the many purposes of this rocket
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  5968. Not like this. SBMM isn’t necessary, I don’t like it when a computer essentially dictates whether I’m going to do well or not.
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  5969. China doesn’t want peace, they’re just doing the para bellum part
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  5970. You say this after 6 months of the left rioting, looting and burning down our streets.
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  5971. Yeah it only works for n>50
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  5972. Which is great for us as we only need to know the cumulative probability of all loops of n>50 to determine the chance of success
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  5973. It could have made it to orbit months ago. They have purposely kept it suborbital for safety reasons
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  5974. We’ve had decades of experience with masks and viruses, COVID-19 is no different. Masks obviously do work, but Fauci purposely lifted to protect the supply of masks for medical workers
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  5975. Haha what? Bit xenophobic are we
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  5976. How did you make the assertion that it wasn’t simply caused by the magnetic flux changing? What is the name of the physics law that dictates this “energy transfer”? And if the wire were insulated, would that stop this effect?
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  5977. New York
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  5978. Is this a repost?
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  5979. Our brains are phenomenal. They’re more powerful than any computer we’ve built, and then we train them for years before we get them to a usable state where we can let our kids live in the world on their own. Is that really a question?
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  5980. Page Jenkins they pay as much taxes as the bottom 90% combined
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  5981. Plus their businesses provide income, jobs and resources to the economy
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  5982. Good on them.
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  5983. I disagree. The us COULD increase availability, quality AND affordability if they took off the bureaucratic red tape and let companies compete. Get rid of the ACA and bring in a system that gives the consumer the control. Support small insurers, or get rid of private insurance altogether and rely on the consumer to pay out of pocket. It’s the most regulated, “socialist” system in the us - and people still like to believe it’s free market. If it were free market it would be good!
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  5984. Starship has its own launchpad.
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  5985. The us’s military is Kurd expensive for many reasons: 1) higher standard of living means that military personnel must be paid more. 2) better technology, the us military is the most advanced military in the world, and that’s not by cutting corners. They will pay top dollar for the best equipment while China will cheap out. 3) research. The US uses a lot of money for R&D, China on the other hand likes to piggyback off of the US. 4) speed. The us military is all about being able to attack anything from anywhere. It’s got the biggest Airforce, and more Aircraft Carriers than all countries in the world combined twice over... 5) conscription. Someone forced to fight is much cheaper and more expendable than a volunteer.
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  5986. jennifer skweter Tor is anonymous...
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  5987. c muller it’s not as easy as taking batteries out of a toy car, these things are heavy - and are usually inside the car - for safety reasons.
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  5988. Oni what’s my name then?
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  5989. *by investing your capital and improving the lives of people
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  5990. Got to get views some how.
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  5991. If Britain wanted a stronger military, they could build one in a few years like Poland is doing. There’s no political support for that though
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  5992. Still, nuclear power plants have not only gotten safer, not only gotten more efficient but also we are a lot more wary.
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  5993.  @patfarget-nm3mt we would've won like we did in the pool 😂
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  5994. It’s make it harder to access, and hide that unencrypted data from your ISP. It’s just a question of who you’d want storing your data, an ISP who is heavily regulated and surveyed by the government or a VPN who can store that information and may give that information up to the government but it’s much less likely.
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  5995. I hope they appoint a justice
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  5996. Jayne Berkley she’s dead, time to replace her with someone incase the Democrats take office.
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  5997. Jayne Berkley good luck with that. I dint see the Democrats taking the senate, but if they do they probably won’t dramatically change how the Supreme Court works. It would hurt their chances for re-election
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  5998. Jayne Berkley I find it very hard to believe the senate will be lost. Anyway, if biden takes power it will be a colossal failure for America. His ideas would hurt American businesses, his past has proven so. Before covid, trump had the economy in the best shape it was ever in. He cut taxes, he got rid of some loopholes and deductions, he deregulated businesses, freeing them up to turn a profit. He promoted investment into poorer communities through the opportunity zones system. He signed the USMCA agreement, much better than NAFTA, bringing jobs back to America. Paris climate agreements are fine, but the economy comes first. The people, come first
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  5999. Jayne Berkley November’s coming up, let’s hope trump wins!
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  6000. JihadThejeep BinLaden like?
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  6001. I don’t care if it works or not, if my loved one is killed by another person, that person should get treated as harshly as possible.
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  6002. Rose Farstone there are two goals that a prison must achieve, punishment and rehabilitation. It’s not revenge, it’s justice. If you do wrong you get punished, it’s a deterrent. You must also be rehabilitated into society to give you options other than crime.
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  6003. 11 is just an objectively better OS than 10 these days
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  6004. He is jealous of Bush? Right...
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  6005. Thor8151990 i think it’s satire
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  6006. He lost control
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  6007. Jesus. I do Math Specialist in WA and the exams are nowhere near as hard as this.
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  6008. They have big police badges
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  6009. A taser can kill a cop, they’d why they are called less than lethal. But the main problem is it’s ability to incapacitate it’s victims. Then rayshard could have lunged at him and stolen his gun.
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  6010. Of course they have a plan for conscription. Every nation does, and every major conflict will involve it
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  6011. Well $800 in 2011 is worth over $900 nowadays
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  6012. Well the new iPhone is more powerful than a Mac back then, and a lot of engineering has to go underway to fit it into such a small space.
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  6013. why are you here?
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  6014. itchyo organ meat is not a large amount of the animal.
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  6015. Or maybe building a single vehicle that can do all that and is fully reusable is cheaper. That’s really the goal. You’ll also need a large rocket than can do all that in one go to get to Mars.
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  6016. You think a permit would have stopped this 😂
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  6017. MaliciousGrim05 isn’t that just twitch? Titty streamers could fuck on streak and only get a warning
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  6018. Cleaning rubbish doesn’t deserve $1000 a week.
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  6019. JoeySkate24 it doesn’t, it provides such minimal improvement to society.
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  6020.  @isuckatusernames4297  socialism would only work if it was enforced by an authoritarian state. Anything else would default to a "free market"
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  6021.  @isuckatusernames4297  because a free market is simply a market without regulation. Capitalism is the default economic system in that sense, a decentralised, unregulated free market. Socialism on the other hand is a centralised economy that requires coordination and control over the population. It wouldn't exist without an authoritarian state.
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  6022. Haha, no.
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  6023. It’s better than cartels and corruption
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  6024. Marleth Noruega better than cartels, poverty and corruption? I beg to differ
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  6025. Alex Mulvihill how so?
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  6026. The government shouldn't steal taxpayers dollars so it can build houses to make itself a profit. Especially because housing scarcity and homelessness is a problem they caused
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  6027. The Dynetics proposal was heavily flawed. Their proposal had negative fuel reserves meaning they’d have to cut mass - a considerable amount. They weren’t able to tell NASA how they planned on solving that problem. That was one of the many issues they didn’t address. It was also incredibly expensive. Their quote was 3x greater than SpaceX’s. NASA also believed SpaceX was more capable. And it also had no real plan for reusability or commercialisation, and was less capable than Starship.
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  6028.  @downix  except Dynetics didn’t have a plan to solve the glaring issue of their lander being too heavy. And that was just one of many problems they didn’t address sufficiently. SpaceX had no unaddressed issues in their proposal.
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  6029. John Alsop what? Dems took back the house?
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  6030.  @RyviusRan  now that live stream: T+00:00:35 Phil claims "oh thats all f*cked up" in response to the color of the exhaust vapors which are no different to previous flights T+00:00:52 He realizes the raptor out (that has been shutdown since ignition). He then claims it will not be able to make orbit with 32 engines. T+00:02:10 He claims that Starship will not have enough energy to make orbit because oxygen is lower than methane (something they purposely do for safety) T+00:02:25 He interprets a nominal pitch-over maneuver as "wobbly" T+00:02:45 At stage separation Phil claims that "they are screwed on the recovery of the booster" T+00:03:1 He again claims they don’t have enough oxygen T+00:04:17 Confused about the hot staging ring jettison, mistakes it for the reaction control thrusters for some reason. This is despite it being written in the flight plan and reiterated multiple times by SpaceX T+00:04:40 Claims booster is "f*cked", again due to oxygen levels T+00:07:00 Claims the booster has hit the ocean, moments before it correctly completes a soft touchdown He then rambles for an hour about how venting gas is bad (it’s a normal part of the flight procedure), upon other things. Then when the feed comes back and the ship makes a soft touchdown he incorrectly thinks the engines didn’t relight.
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  6031.  @danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307  what?
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  6032. Connor Coulson they already don’t have veins on thier legs
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  6033. I’m being serious
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  6034. Connor Coulson are you a paraplegic?
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  6035. Brain dead idiot. Is making Jeff Bezos pay more than he has even made a “good idea”
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  6036. I just asked that, and it drew Joe Biden. But also that’s not using Grok, Grok doesn’t natively generate images yet. It relies on Aurora
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  6037. Yes
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  6038. They are delaying it till next year to put up a safety net upon other things.
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  6039. Akki Mayal not even close
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  6040. I know I can make a better pc for a heck of a lot cheaper.
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  6041. What’s so amazing about this Mac Pro then?
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  6042. Akki Mayal respect that a multi billion dollar company is ripping off other rich people? About the specs, they are pretty good, but not amazing. The 28-Core CPU is cool, but the AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3 beats it in both cores, threads and clock speed. And price, being only $1200 or $2000 compared to the 28 core CPI in the Mac Pro coming in the top tier version rumoured to be around $40000 (give or take) The two AMD Pro Vega II’s are pretty good, but other consumer solutions also are here, such as the Vega I’s (not that bad) and even two 2080ti’s. Nividia also probably has other solutions. The 1.5 TB of RAM is actually awesome, no consumer grade motherboard is compatible with that much RAM. Note “consumer grads”, there are many enterprise (who these are marketed towards) solutions that can hold more. Not to mention you must buy all of that 1.5 tb ONTOP of the already ridiculous price of around $40000. The 4TB of SSD is definitely not worth the huge selling price, SSD’s are nit that expensive.
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  6043. Akki Mayal I have a problem with their pricing because all of their products are overpriced. It’s not a matter of having to buy it or not, they are the industry leader and they are milking it.
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  6044. Libertas I don’t believe a libertarian society would work, the removal of social services would really hurt the lower class.
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  6045. Libertas a charity will struggle to secure the funding required, and many lower class people would go without care at all. Plus other services would go waste, postal services may pull out of rural towns as they aren’t profitable, roads, police, firefighters, ect would all lose funding. People who currently live on a pension would be reliant on people to donate over $600 billion a year to a charity - which I highly doubt would ever happen. And on the terms of growth, I believe a regulated capitalist society can achieve the same levels of growth as a fully free market.
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  6046. A lot more factual than your fucking book
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  6047. It’s not the weak. GameStop is a terrible business that will die in the near future. In the share market, your job is to pick up on that and invest appropriately.
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  6048.  @guilhermecaiado5384  GameStop sells you a small selection of AAA games at an upmarked price. Being a brick and mortar business puts them at a disadvantage against their more flexible online competitors. They are fundamentally flawed and that’s reflected in their poor stock performance. It is not the short sellers.
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  6049. Aggelos Feanor *30 years ago
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  6050. Probably not permanently, but small exposure should lot be dangerous
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  6051. And remove half the features from the new “settings” app to place in this hidden Control Panel
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  6052. Chella not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  6053. The reason the candidate with the least #1 votes gets kicked out is because 1 votes are more important, but if they don’t get enough then the people’s votes aren’t in vain. Instead their 2 votes are counted. It means that the first vote is important to start, but votes 2 3 and 4 are just as important if your candidate doesn’t get picked
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  6054. Um, what issues?
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  6055. What would you rather be hit by, a 2 tonne car travelling at 80km/h - or a small scooter travelling at 16km/h
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  6056. This feels like the inner ideas of a denying sociopath
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  6057. London’s Revenge Iran attacked the us embassy and started all of this, ripping apart ties be putting American residents in Iran at risk. Please look around for like two seconds. Also Iran won’t retaliate - doing so would be suicide
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  6058.  @100c0c  ikr what a fucking dumbass Biggest economy in the world collapses, with $80 trillion in outstanding loans, but it doesn't lead to any global ramifications.
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  6059. He truly was one of the bosses of all time
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  6060. Infinitesimal isn't a number. It is 0
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  6061. So hurt the people who didn’t get absolutely fucked by COVID? Sounds about right for a radical leftist.
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  6062. Sure, once you invent something you can't invent it again. But that doesn't mean things haven't been improving at a great pace as well. The gorgeous 3D graphics computers can output is as much to thank to better software as it is better hardware. Many times they work in unison, and many times software is held back by hardware.
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  6063. Said no one ever. Even NASA employees know it’s a jobs program that somehow developed a rocket
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  6064.  @Michael-sb8jf  yeah it works, as long as you have the $2 billion it costs to launch it. Actually the cost to launch it was so great a satellite that was meant to launch on it this year instead is launching on Falcon Heavy
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  6065. Rather the us honestly.
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  6066. Cod4 Wii the top 10% contribute 70% of federal taxes. On top of that the businesses they own are taxed separately.
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  6067. Cod4 Wii not wrong, it’s fact. The top 1% alone contribute more than the bottom 90%. Thats because of higher taxes and higher incomes. Here’s a thing, inequality isn’t bad. These rich people are heads of massive multinational corporations that employ thousand to millions of employees- and contribute heavily to the economy.
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  6068.  @Shakespeare1623  yeah but the mass standards have a weight of 1kg. They all diverged by 50 micrograms, meaning they all diverged by 50 parts per billion
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  6069. I feel the evidence pointing to bats is pretty obvious, but chinas response is extremely questionable. I think it’s less about the context and more about telling Australia that we cannot say anything.
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  6070. Ahh yes. I wish the only way to die was by gun, well that would prevent 99.7% of deaths because only a tiny fraction of people die by guns. Look at the facts - guns prevent tens of thousands of crimes yearly. Guns also provide a passive protection, which is why home invasions are much lower than they should be. They also allow the less abled (woman, people with disabilities, elderly) to defend themselves.
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  6071. Veronica C. 100 million people from all sides of the country would atleast stand a threat. Definitely with body armour, or other weapons you can get with a license.
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  6072. Yes! The foot and arm, the two smallest and fastest moving limbs on the body while the suspect is potentially armed and while there are bystanders
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  6073. Sky News Australia is much less biased than Fox. They are much less religious and the reporters are better. They aren’t even affiliated. Fox is owned by Disney and Sky is owned by Comcast.
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  6074. On-Ly fascism? Sky News is conservative with sone libertarian ideas. It’s a far cry from fascism which is a Authoritarian regime with little freedom
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  6075. On-Ly fascism is a form of authoritarianism, just like Nazism is a form of fascism. I said libertarian, not liberal. Libertarians believe in a market and society built around the free market, with less government control - essentially the opposite of fascism . Sky News is conservative with many libertarian views.
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  6076. On-Ly no idea why you are pulling up the CEO of a company not even affiliated with Sky News to attack Sky News... jut have it your way. Anyway, I disagree with the notion that the left believes in a free market economy. Every one of the lefts major policies are all for social programs that push state funded programs over individuals funding for themselves. As Australians we have first hand experience with leftist policies, high minimum wages, high taxes, high cost of living. And you wonder why Australia’s industry is non existent with millions of jobs that could be Australia’s moved to the US, China, and a number of other countries who’s governments are such shit holes.
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  6077. Language differences, probably mean the sane thing
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  6078. No because they orbit at such a low altitude if they lost power or were destroyed they’d return to the earth within a few months The real danger are the satellites high up that will be there essentially forever. But they still aren’t much of a danger, and by the time they might be we will have technology to mitigate it. Importantly no model predicts it will never trap us on Earth. We will still be able to fly to the moon or mars, its danger is that it will prevent us from putting things into orbit
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  6079. Pay boost is coming out of the pockets of shareholders.
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  6080. Which is dumb. People who attend University are far richer than people who don’t, so the poor are essentially paying for the rich.
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  6081. Someone having subs doesn’t say anything about the degree. YouTube doesn’t require qualifications
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  6082. Yes, it took about 10 years of funding to build the iss. That’s a lot of time, all could be built I. One year if they took a bit of money out of the military budget
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  6083. Funny thing is she said it was only people with health problems... turns out her father was obese
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  6084. 1911GreaterThanALL there was no distinct drop in gun homicides from before to after the AWB.
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  6085. A privately funded space program looking to make space travel affordable, or as I call it: a money eating company that has to many promises and to little results
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  6086. 2:09 seconds build up to that last nag at iPad users and I’ve got to say: AMAZING VIDEO
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  6087. Yes, you can route all traffic on your device through tor
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  6088. lol. Musk is an idiot but somehow also runs 5 companies worth more than a billion dollars
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  6089. jane ferreira that’s called a free market, these big organisations compete in bringing out new cures, vaccines ect. It’s like a new iPhone. Except they are extremely regulated and tested by many independent and government organisations worldwide
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  6090. jane ferreira look into why they brought out that act, during that time lawsuits were threatening the supply of vaccines. So instead of stopping supply and putting millions at risk, instead the government gave compensations to the victims. They are compensated heavily for any injuries. Injuries don’t mean the vaccine is unsafe, but it just means that some people’s bodies can get allergic reactions from said vaccines. These people cannot get vaccines and are at the mercy of others to provide a safety net, a “herd immunity” to preventable diseases. By not vaccinating you are putting yourself - and others less fortunate - at risk. However it’s ok to be worried, if you are talk to your GP. They are professionals and can point you in the right direction, if that is allergy testing then you can see for yourself. Medicine is a very well known subject, we have identified, cured and prevented hundreds of diseases. Vaccines are just one way of keeping people safe by exploiting the bodies natural way of memorising the weaknesses of viruses.
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  6091. Oh well
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  6092. And it won’t be HLS. It’ll be a fuel depot in orbit.
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  6093. Did she win? No. 2016 is a show that the electoral college works.
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  6094. Operation Dragoon yep. Just because you campaign doesn’t mean you win. There’s a difference between campaigning poorly and campaigning well. Trump did phenomenally. Say what you want about him, but when he does well he really does well. Especially in those debates.
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  6095. colossusqw and 99% of those shootings are justified. The other 1% are brought in front of the law and get charged.
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  6096. colossusqw because most cops are justified. Look at Sean Reed, Rayshard Brooks, Jacob Blake, Deon Kay. Every one of these shootings are justified, everyone of them had the suspect pose a reasonable threat to the police or public. But the media called each of them unjust... it’s a shame because it makes actually bad cases like George Floyd. Let’s look into detail: Rayshard Brooks - resisted arrest, was tased, which failed. He stole the taser off of the officer, broke out of the hold and ran. Turned and shot the officer with the taser while he ran, which caused the officer to fall on the car. He was shot in retaliation. Sean Reed - was driving extremely dangerously, for over an hour. The first cop car called off the chase as it was too risky, another took on the chase. He jumped out at one point and ran into a park, where he was tased. He fell to the ground and shot at the cop. The cop shot in retaliation. Deon Kay - Drew his gun and aimed it at the cop. Shot in retaliation. Jacob Blake. Intruded on the private property of his ex. Sexually assaulted her and stole her keys. The cops show up, and as he reacted into his car for what was later recalled as a knife he was shot.
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  6097. It’s just a cat thing
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  6098. Keenan Paterson and if they had the right weight
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  6099. Because liberals are alienating men.
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  6100. TaxEvasion why would they?
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  6101. In 2007 the UK sat 8th in the world for GDP per capita, today it sits at 21st seeing nearly no growth for 17 years whilst the rest of the world continued to grow.
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  6102. He should go and rest. He’s had a long career.
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  6103. You don’t say that you’re not hiring because of maternity leave, you make up another excuse. It’s not rocket science.
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  6104. And centuries ago, we died at 40 and lived a life of poverty and slavery.
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  6105. Encouraging saving means discouraging investment.
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  6106. ​ @pyglatinhd2494  when you get money, you have three options: save, invest, spend. You cannot do both saving and investing - it's one or the other. Saving means the money is sitting around doing nothing. Look at Japan, it's low inflation rate has lead to it's economy stagnating, wages have stopped growing, and debt is continuing to rise.
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  6107. GDP is important, but it’s not the most important
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  6108. SpaceX saves the taxpayer billions each year. What garbage you’re spewing
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  6109. It will bust soon, it’s being held on by nothing but optimism.
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  6110. Because people in coastal regions are usually rich, and they will pay the bank back
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  6111. That’ll be fixed with growing adoption.
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  6112. David Wong the freedom of speech, privacy, the freedom of religion, having a democratic government, land rights.
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  6113. Emmanuel Jose mostly blacks? The majority killed in BLM riots have been white. That’s not what I was saying though, I said that HK had a reason to protest, BLM not really.
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  6114. David Wong David Wong, George Floyd’s death was unreasonable. However there is no evidence it was racist. That’s why I say that these “anti-racism” protests have no real reason, no solution. It’s just a group of idiots running around, screaming and when it turns nighttime burning down buildings, thieving and killing.
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  6115. David Wong gossip tabloid?! Against the Chinese government? No one can have freedom of speech - to the concentration camps!
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  6116. David Wong Breonna Taylor was shot in the crossfire between police and her boyfriend. The boyfriend mistook them for intruders and it got quite messy. Not the cops fault, they followed all procedure, it was just miscommunication
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  6117. David Wong Jacob Blake had trespassed on the premises, sexually assaulted his ex and then stole her keys. The police turned up, he was tased but still resisted. It was only when he reached into the car for a knife when he was shot. It was a fair shooting.
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  6118. ?
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  6119. Because there’s no farms in America.
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  6120. How was your wait
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  6121. Except there’s actual results? Current models are much better than previous. We’re just very early in the game, I mean the first transformer AI was developed just 7 years ago
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  6122.  @gravityawsome  no, Starship doesn’t leave anything on the moon
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  6123. Play Warframe
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  6124. And Obama also sold weapons to Saudi. Saudi is an American ally. An important one, if the us is to keep it’s hold in the Middle East.
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  6125. Wies Kingma it’s hardly important history
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  6126. Lmao what?
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  6127. Oliver Quach that’s not even close to what happened. Here’s a simple video going over everything that happened that day with Kyle - afterwards cone back and tell me your thoughts again:
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  6128. https://youtu.be/mauiKOjtVAY
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  6129. 沧狼凌水寒 blame cars you bigot
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  6130. The Idea!
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  6131. It's not YouTube, it's the law
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  6132. It’s not the tax cuts, it’s the tax rebates. They get tax rebates when they make a loss for obvious reasons, amazon just has a lot of outstanding money owed.
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  6133. They still paid other types of tax (payroll, income, capital gains. The only tax they didn’t is corporate tax. You don’t pay corporate tax either
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  6134. That’s not the, Uber drives make more than that.
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  6135. There’s a lot less rules for shooting a gun. You don’t need to learn about your indicators, about roundabouts. I’m a way it’s a lot easier. It’s point and shoot. However I agree everyone should be trained, you’re more safe the better you are at defending yourself.
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  6136. For doing his job? Jesus Christ you sheep. These were riots, not “peaceful protests”
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  6137. NASA is doing a lot more than Elon. Please do your research.
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  6138. 1 has gone to space 1 hasn’t
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  6139. Aditya Patel no, it’s because rail is more expensive and less flexible. Why would you take a $150 train ticket when you could instead buy a $20 bus ticket the same distance
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  6140. He's a tight Scottish prick, like all the other tight Scottish pricks
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  6141.  @starandfox601  I live in Australia, we’re pretty accustomed to heat and have no issue figuring out if it’s hot or cold. 30+ hot 40+ blisteringly hot
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  6142. Most of the meteors are pretty small. Food, air and medical treatment could be supplied just like on the ISS. If they want to be self sufficient: Oxygen could be produced on the moon from moon dust. Water also exists on the moon. They could grow their own food. For entertainment no doubt they’d have the internet, books, TV, socialising, etc. Most of the time they’ll be occupied with sleep/work.
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  6143. There was no other option in this case. He tased the only cop with a non-lethal option. Let’s say he lunged at that officer on the ground and stole his gun, Yi would shoot him right? It’s too late by then
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  6144. Where’s the 10-20% coming from? Citation please
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  6145. What bailout?
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  6146.  @Van-Leo  they aren't getting any money. Their assets are being liquidated
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  6147. If you have that severe asthma that it prevents you from wearing a mask, you shouldn’t be going outside.
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  6148. “How could we afford it”, by cutting tax spending where it isn’t needed.
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  6149. Australia has essentially the same problems. - Massive amount of liveable land, but everyone lives in cities. - Constantly growing regulations makes it take too long, cost too much and too risky to build new housing. - Councils and state governments restrict densification. - Massive immigration that doesn't target construction. - A large mining/drilling industry which is taking workers away from construction as the price of raw materials exploded over 2022. - A heavily regulated risk-averse banking industry.
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  6150. No they proposed a modified Starship
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  6151. It made it to orbital velocity, but the path they put it on had it intersect with the earth. This meant if there was a mishap they can ensure the rocket lands in a safe area.
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  6152.  @JCTheSniper15  he was insulting theangryotaku It was pretty lame though ngl
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  6153. Because they are undereducated and sometimes greedy? Yes I know. Chances are very few of them are really going to succeed, because the ones that try hard and succeed like how capitalism rewards their efforts
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  6154. Ahh yes, covid. The virus that can infect people even if the closest human being is 100 feet away
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  6155. The alternative is default, that's a much bigger and more sudden shock.
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  6156. Humanoid robots aren’t as efficient as specialised robots, they’re not meant to be. As you said, it’s human replacement. It lets a business slot a robot into a place where humans worked without changing the factory at all. But where they really shine is their ability to do more tasks “good enough”. They’re a jack of all trades robot, making them perfect for mass production. And it’s mass production that will make them cheap
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  6157. You can spend tens of millions designing a specialised robot, refitting your factory to work well with this robot, etc. Or you can pay $60k for a generalised humanoid robot
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  6158. No they obviously should’ve kept paying for the Space Shuttle which was costing them $5 billion a year
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  6159. Йосиф Сталин just play warframe
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  6160. They got free child labour
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  6161. Reusable rockets aren’t that much more expensive to build. And SpaceX can reuse their latest Falcon 9 Block 5’s 10+ times each. Other benefits of reusability is it allows you to launch at a much higher frequency, SpaceX has launch 100 rockets in the last 365 days, that would be impossible if they had to build a rocket each time. By the way every single launch landed successfully. Ultimately they undercut every other space company on the planet, so let that speak for itself…
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  6162. Starship launches will not cost $200 million. They will be cheaper than Falcon 9 because of their simplified design and use of cheaper fuel/materials. Third-party estimates put the build cost of an expendable unit at $35-50 million, with reuse that price is bound to be lower.
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  6163. And it will not take 210 launches to get to mars 😂. It will actually take less than the Moon because Mars’s atmosphere will provide almost all of the braking.
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  6164. But now you’ve mentioned the SLS, I am required to remind you that the cost of launching SLS and Orion once is more than the entire sum of Money NASA is giving Space X to carry out Artemis 3 and 4.
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  6165. THICCFISH whats your iq? 300? Your a genius!
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  6166. Hybrids are a stop gap. China has EVs with a 1000km range which can recharge 600km in 10 minutes, whilst being faster than any Hybrid.
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  6167. Someone didn't watch the video.
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  6168. OSTSarahB fascism is a form of far-right authoritarianism, a dictatorship with little to no freedoms and liberties.
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  6169. OSTSarahB the fact that it’s a dictatorship, that it has little to no civil liberties. It’s long been considered right wing, because of it’s used in history - like the Nazis. The Nazis were left-wing in their economy, supporting a socialist economy free from the west or communism. But their social policies and political ideology is very far right, with anti-semitism, racism, homophobia, and overall oppression of opposition.
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  6170. OSTSarahB fascism at its core is about authoritarianism or totalitarianism. The other details charge from regime to regain, we have Nazism, but also other types of fascist regimes like the CCP.
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  6171. Bowdown Dubsup no.
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  6172. Wealth inequality is natural. It’s actually good, if you give to everyone equally where’s the incentive to work hard. Where’s the incentive to innovate?
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  6173. Tone and context are not offences. People need a thicker skin, if someone asking where you were born is somehow offensive
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  6174. I mean the actors get to read the script before signing on. Part of their job is to choose movies they want to represent
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  6175. Silver The Knight throughly enjoyed it?
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  6176. And you would have been arrested.
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  6177. Well yeah that’ll be their main market. And it was one of the reasons they were able to offer such a low bid.
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  6178. Where?
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  6179. WolfGirl#11 answer his question. 😡😡😡
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  6180. It'll cost 1.7T over 50 years
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  6181. No it’s not. There’s no tyranny.
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  6182. Nicholas Sullivan have you heard of the insurrection act
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  6183. EVs will sell themselves as they get cheaper, more widespread and more advanced.
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  6184. Games had to be written in assembly back then.
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  6185. Trump’s economic policy couldn’t get much more removed from Milei’s.
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  6186. Though with Elon in his ear we’ve seen a significant shift in policies. DOGE is certainly interesting
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  6187.  @SusCalvin  there are very few people better suited to run a task force to make the US government more efficient than Elon. All of his companies are insanely efficient, Tesla is the only EV company turning a profit, and they have higher margins than most ICE companies. SpaceX does things so much cheaper than its competitors, they’re looking to pull out of the industry altogether.
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  6188. Going to need to update this
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  6189. I just think it is censoring to much. Article 13, the Porn Ban (not the eu) ect.
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  6190. No there was no way to turn them off and no way to abort. That’s one of the reasons the Challenger crew died
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  6191. Etoro plays and maybe because they don’t have X-ray vision?
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  6192. Europe
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  6193. Tteuwjeuehwh Djehheeh morbidly obese and huge amounts of muscle have both got bad side effects. It’s gotten so bad that the bodybuilding championships are changing the way they grade contestants. But I think in conjunction with the body fat ratio, it’s easy to find out your weight range
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  6194. Nah, we're just saying the government can stop people from killing babies.
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  6195. Apparently they are going to the moon to set up a colony by 2024
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  6196. That’s a big shift from what they were saying a few years ago
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  6197. https://youtu.be/vl6jn-DdafM
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  6198. It’s crazy how no game has come close to emulating RuneScape.
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  6199. Weight. You’d need to add so much more mass to make it able to land like a plane.
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  6200. Also you can’t land on the moon or mars like that.
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  6201.  @Marconius6  you’re right, it will land on legs. Because of the low gravity on Mars and the Moon, the legs don’t need to be as large or heavy
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  6202. It you can’t live off of $10 an hour... find a new job! It is completely your fault. Find a harder, better paying job, find multiple jobs. Work 60-70 hours a week and save up.
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  6203. Utilising private soace companies has saved NASA billions. “Think musk is taking his NASA money and spending it on StarLink” You realise SpaceX is spending billions of their own money ontop of the NASA contract of Starship. They need it to succeed to launch StarLink v2 satellites and so on. And they only get the full payout from NASA if Starship succeeds
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  6204. Yeah, who cares about the right to a fair trial
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  6205. Yes they do understand fair use, ark east their lawyers do
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  6206. Jpn Version you try to aim and run backwards while a man charged you with a machete
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  6207. The casino analogy implies three things: 1) Your investments don't have any tangible product or object behind them 2) You are working against the system 3) Choosing investments is nothing more than picking a number Both are false. When you buy things on the stock market, you are purchasing a piece of a company. The investment isn't like a number on a roulette wheel. The stock market has been extremely favourable to investors, sporting huge returns. Average returns on the stock market have been around 10%/yr for the past century. Choosing an investment is different from a guess. You will look at the underlying asset, it's fundamentals, it's competition and it's future prospects. It's the opposite of a random guess like you would make in a casino.
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  6208. He just gave the ok, the commander has been targeted for years.
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  6209. What's short sighted is NATO countries ignoring their militaries and relying on the US. Now they're scrambling to rebuild
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  6210. Esther C. That’s part of the contract, done jobs will offer paid leave
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  6211. They cut taxes to help promote economic growth which has grown increasingly more stagnant in recent years due to high taxes.
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  6212. EvoLjfe maybe your playing the wrong game...
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  6213. They let their emotions overrule the facts
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  6214. A
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  6215. Oh no
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  6216. No?
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  6217.  @steven-david  hmmm, looks like Thatcher to me. That hair is unmistakable
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  6218. That's... not how the economy works.
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  6219. SilverMirror socialism is a type of communism that will give more to people who work more. This... is communism. However socialism is also bad, it doesn’t incentivise innovation or private ownership quite like capitalism, plus all of your resources (funding, pods and services) are owned by a single entity. Even if that entity was democratically elected, there’s problems. That’s why socialism is bad
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  6220. Regulations do impede innovation, it's not really a question
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  6221. Bobby McCray it’s a beer
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  6222. Haha, fuck off.
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  6223. Exactly. I’m sure the Aussie government doesn’t want China to start censoring what Aussies can see.
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  6224. The scrum would be interesting, I think the MABs have sone pretty good props
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  6225. It was nerfed into the ground. A 10M stake cap was introduced.
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  6226. Sunset Overdrive 2 when???
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  6227. When your that close it doesn’t matter if you have a face covering or not.
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  6228. Nothing wrong with appealing to shareholders. Selling and buying stocks is a great way to get rich
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  6229. jigi I agree, one problem with Wall Street is the HFT, which has computers trading in high batches for a very small profit. It’s one issue many other stock markets have solved by putting a delay. But again, nothing is wrong with appealing to shareholders.
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  6230. TooTall Tim wasn’t it Batman: The Ride
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  6231. No one has died at Magic Mountain, some have died for other reasons, such as predisposed medical conditions but in my eye they aren’t something a park can control. However at Six Flags Over Georgia a teenager was hit by an empty train when he tried to retrieve his hat, decapitating him on Batman: The Rose. It was completely his fault however
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  6232. Some people have immune system deficiencies, meaning that their body either has an allergic reaction to the vaccine, or the immune system doesn’t make a “memory” of the weakened cells it comes across. Those people are extremely weak, and unless their is a “herd immunity” they are pretty vulnerable to any disease. Also by vaccinating yourself you no longer rely on others to vaccinate.
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  6233. There's no more MS-13 or 18th Street in El Salvador. Whoever remains is in hiding or fleeing the country.
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  6234. Yeah, the GOVERNOR is meant to reform guns how? Where's the actual president, on a beach again
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  6235. Nine Ball as a person that takes medication for my anxiety, I can’t explain to you the the stress I no longer feel.
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  6236. Let me guess, you don’t like vaccines either?
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  6237. Because what’s the point if saving for your kids?
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  6238. Drax Thy Conservative no not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  6239. He’s also one of the worst.
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  6240. Exactly why SpaceX has been able to outperform NASA. NASA once tried to make their organisation more efficient. “Faster, Better, Cheaper”, the idea being that they could cut the cost of projects significantly if they stopped caring about perfection, thus allowing them to do more projects for the same budget. AND IT WORKED. The target success rate was cut from 95% to 80%, but doing so costs lowered by 1/10th - sometimes more. But then 2 accidents in a row happened a Congress cut the program despite it working fantastically. NASA has no freedom to run itself how it wants, so will never be an efficient organisation
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  6241. They’d also be quite vulnerable. US Marine assets could be useful, defending Taiwan until the US can respond decisively.
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  6242. firstname lastname China can track you with a wechat account
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  6243. I don’t like that idea. So many jobs are built by trucking, unemployment - definitely for Australia - will skyrocket.
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  6244. And is it safe to have self driving trucks? They weigh a lot more so can’t brake or turn quickly, and I’ve seen many lives saved to good truck drivers. Is risking a lawsuit good enough to save on this expense?
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  6245. Zen CaptureAll I’m just saying that there are guidelines, and I doubt they will be passed in a while.
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  6246. Nikki Bridgewater it won’t
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  6247. So people outside of the us can get, but not on the inside?
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  6248. Don’t cry Abu!
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  6249. Ben Chesterman $60000 = $11047 income tax, $2400 payroll, $4500 super. Then the rest (~$44000) is a pretty decent amount of money to live on. The tax is almost the exact same as the us, but you have a hugger payroll tax and no super.
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  6250. Ben Chesterman it’s not high taxation that’s causing debt, just our houses (were) in high demand. Tax isn’t all that high over in Australia,
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  6251. Lol, that's what drives inflation
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  6252.  @ammonquitalig9077  printing money is only one way of driving inflation.
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  6253. Oooh spooky
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  6254. What an inspirational speech
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  6255. Not ta question the geniuses behind this product, but why in gods name would you use titanium?
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  6256. It’s not his job. It’s the states jobs to control the police and enforce state laws. Trump will and has only been stepping in if it gets well out of hand
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  6257. elunico13lu his job is clearly written in the constitution. He’s the head of state and government, he overlooks the executive branch, signs laws into power, can write executive orders, of the Commander in Chief if the US military. Just today he’s signed an executive order to control drug prices, on top of a number of other things. His job is not to tell states how to run their police force, but if it gets out if hand the POTUS can send military personnel under the Insurrection Act. Trump will not do this, as it would only lead to more destruction.
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  6258. Why? It’s fair in my eyes, after this they can make much much more.
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  6259. Johnny Mak he wasn’t fleeing either, he was approaching them, tgats why they didn’t negotiate
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  6260. Starship will definitely be rapidly reusable, at least the first stage will be.
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  6261. Well it’s not the best. AMD has released their 3990X with 64 cores, each core being faster than the Xeon, while they’d being over double!
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  6262. I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my confirmation bias
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  6263. Yeah, his son which was being investigated - until Joe Biden forced Ukraine to fire the investigator. No matter how you look at it, his son is a drug addicted, corrupt person who’s made money because his father was a vice.
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  6264. But that profit is an incentive to keep costs low, and their reputation is in the line. Both don’t happen in the public sector, se we get cases where the government will pay $2 million to build a small public toilet... where a private company would pay $200k
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  6265. Gloria Ladow he was reaching behind his back and walking towards him. Do you know about the 21 ft rule?
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  6266. No electric engine beats that sound
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  6267. For what? Defending a navy seal who’s been accused of war crimes without any substantial evidence?
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  6268. They do, because if they don’t they will be screwed. Dreamworld is a ghost town, the same thing happens at any park with an accident. The reason this accident happened was human error and ride failure. If the rude staff had pushed the emergency stop button within the 1 minute window between the raft getting stuck and the accident, 4 people would be alive.
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  6269. Armoured vehicles and “military weapons” are disused assets that are sold to police departments from the military extremely cheaply. It’s reusing goods that the army has no use for. It’s been very helpful, things like 40mm grenades launchers can shoot beanbag rounds or tear gas to prevent deadly encounters.
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  6270. Drug companies do much more research than the government. 75% of all drug research in the us is done in the private sector. For profit medical care has lead to huge advancements in care, and the us has some of the best care in the world. It’s too expensive though, we bugged agree on that.
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  6271. Stop training cops to shoot to kill? How else do you shoot? Cops are trained to shoot until the threat is gone, it’s a last resort. We have seen bad shootings, but 99% are completely justified and the only choice a cop had. A recent event was a guy in Chicago. He was wielding a knife and stabbed a female officer in the chest. He was shot multiple times, but still wouldn’t go down - it ended up taking 21 shots to stop him.
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  6272. Do Americans fear Russia more than China? I’m Australian and our news is China China China, and our military is designed around that.
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  6273. She got out.
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  6274. The funnier thing is smashing police cars. The thing is, they will be repair using the tax dollars you depend. Your just hurting yourself
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  6275. Artemis was never a sole NASA project, Constellation was. And that was far more bloated and behind schedule than Artemis
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  6276. No, but petrol car manufacturers do it anyway. EV Sports cars and some Teslas are the only decent looking EVs.
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  6277. And your very conditioned to having your rights controlled by the government. So what? There’s many studies showing they people like the laws they are given, even when they can appear absurd to outsiders - for example many people fought against Virginia allowing people to fuel their own cars... like seriously. The problem is that without the ability to fight against a tyrannical government you have no rights. That’s the essence of the second amendment.
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  6278. Tay Tay Rose I’m pretty sure that rust
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  6279. Pretty much what the SLS is, at the low low cost of $25 billion
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  6280. I’m pretty sure the saloons have peanuts for free
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  6281. It untucks people, who will download it see it’s shit and leave, but by then they already have your download, you probably watched a few ads, and the game gets boosted up the charts. They can boast things like “1 million downloads”, and by the off chance someone gets hooked they get revenue
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  6282. Welsan 03 honestly they’re making games for the worst gaming devices in the world, that’s why I stick away from it.
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  6283. SpaceX is rediscovering what the world discovered decades ago. We put a man on the moon, SpaceX still hasn’t got a man into space !
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  6284. When did they take it in the first place?
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  6285. The president payed over $7 million in taxes, but tax credits and deductions meant he got all but $750 rebates
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  6286. Jens Petersen no, he didn’t’t have to pay because of his tax credits and business losses.
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  6287. Doesn’t need to be profitable, just affordable for NASA. We will have a moon base
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  6288. Lucky there is no feminist world
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  6289. I’m saying that I’m happy the world isn’t controlled by feminism. This speech was horrible.
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  6290. So? Those 85 people are influential figure that have improved the lives of many, kade goods better and cheaper, and have provided millions of jobs worldwide.
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  6291. Gabriele Rando nah. Too much money. Any criminal deserves to just live it out in a concrete box until time is uo
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  6292. Will we ever see autonomous cars on the road? Posted: 2018
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  6293. It’s not illegal. There’s no laws. And giving it a nickname is get different to giving it a scientific name like COVID-19
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  6294. Kevin Vang he was a bad dude
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  6295. Why would cutting holes into a knife make it sharper? At the end of the say, a blunt knife isn’t going to cut well
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  6296. Yeah, the Democrats would love tax. They want tax to pay off their ridiculously expensive welfare plans
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  6297. Lol what?
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  6298. Requiring a permit would not have prevented this. You think a permit stops bad guys shooting up people? No, it only stops the good guys
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  6299. The left gets censored as well.
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  6300. Gage Westerhouse not really, I believe they censored some trans stuff last year. They complained obviously, but then were called out about how this Gallegos to anyone. Tip to stay monitised: don’t be too political. However there are some outright stupid cases, Donut Operator gets demonetised loads, even though his content all follows the TOS, and isn’t overly political. I guess defending when police do good things isn’t “PC” enough.
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  6301. Joey Jr yes he did. He said 5G caused COVID 19 and that COVID 19 didn’t exist. What a fucking disgrace, people die and this David piece of shit is instructing others to protest lockdowns to save your life!
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  6302. Isn’t a weak yen what Japan needs?
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  6303.  @HughJass-313  a weaker currency could make their export industries more competitive
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  6304. He just did.
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  6305. They didn’t. Computers 30 years ago couldn’t do this in the slightest. It’s still very primitive now and takes massive server farms for ok results.
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  6306. High Five Frank “who had the tech to create the earth”. Get the fuck out of here you troll
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  6307. No. The modules are past their use by date
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  6308. Jonas Ark atleast we don’t marry six year olds
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  6309. This sounds like my introductory SE unit
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  6310. For arresting someone?
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  6311. I do believe that sometimes it’s not taken properly, but you must understand their are different situations for every arrest. This one is completely fine, they are trained to lead detained criminals. It is safer. I do believe they could have walked him, but at the end of the day nothing is wrong here. Put a white person here and it’s not a story. That’s true racism.
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  6312. bbc 4whitewommenz the horses are trained. They probably wouldn’t even be spooked by gunfire, atleast I hope not.
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  6313. bbc 4whitewommenz no they aren’t, they are trained to shoot if they believe they or someone else could be a threat. That means if you imitate aiming a guns tan officer in the pitch black darkness, it’s possible you will be shot. Even if you have no visible weapon, your hands, feet or even a concealed knife could pose a huge risk to a police.
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  6314. bbc 4whitewommenz maybe they were trying to meet at a specific spot so had to move him. Either way he’s not in danger of anything except humiliation for his actions. And I’m for humiliating criminals.
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  6315. Andy Rivera they weren’t walking aimlessly, they were obviously going somewhere
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  6316.  AndyWitmyer what?
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  6317. It’s powered by Bing, like Yahoo, Ecosia and countless other search engines. It’s not a bad thing, Bing tracks it’s users much less (and doesn’t at all on alternative sites) and it’s results are much better nowadays. Plus duck duck go uses it’s own algorithms to alter results.
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  6318. school shootings are quite rare.
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  6319. There’s a big difference between being in water and the moon. Much harder to move around in water
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  6320. I don’t think it’s the data, it has access to college textbooks, science journals and papers. The models are just very basic at the moment.
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  6321. Put P(H) = h h tends to a normal distribution This distribution has a mean of h and standard deviation of sqrt(h*(1-h) / n) n is the sample size of the sample. This distribution gets more accurate as n approaches infinity
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  6322. It’s really a UK centric thing. Many other countries have gone through austerity without long term pain, like the US, Australia, NZ.
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  6323.  @tite93  Argentina doesn't have the luxury to gradually reform into a open market. Before the 2023 election, CDOs were pricing in a 90% chance of default by 2025. But also shock therapy has worked, and the form Argentina's going through right now is quite modest. It's not like Russia converting from communism to capitalism in a couple years. Argentina is a capitalist country already. I think good examples are Poland or Chile
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  6324.  @tite93  poverty was already around 45% before he took office, and was being suppressed by unsustainable price and currency controls. High levels of poverty were inevitable.
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  6325. Except that almost all of the work done on a PoW chain is not put towards transactions, just mindless hashing
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  6326. That’s just stupid. Should we put the president on SLS?
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  6327. Plus opening borders would increase illegal drug trade across the border, and invite
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  6328. Can someone explain to me how the SAT system works?
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  6329. Not a chance,m
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  6330. Most reliable Russian statistic
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  6331. He’s no where near anyone, why would he need to wear a mask?
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  6332. How?
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  6333. K. Siang Tan your problem is you have no citizens rights.
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  6334. gabi.lucaci L. It’s not rushing it’s called progress.
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  6335. Tipping isn't essential, in Australia very few people tip but Uber Eats and Menulog seemingly do pretty well Though psychology dictates that tipping makes people pay more
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  6336. NASA “figured out” that landing boosters like Falcon 9 was impractical but SpaceX did it anyway. Starship is bottom heavy, and wind isn’t an issue on the moon. Whether it can land isn’t something NASA is concerned about.
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  6337.  @Shipwright1918  The LEM: - can only hold a crew of 2, Artemis requires up to 6 - can only last up to 3 days, Artemis requires 7+ - cannot carry any cargo - most of the lander is left behind, that’s not suitable long term - was insanely expensive and has no commercial benefit (this is important to further cut down on costs) The LEM was not the best option, not even back in 1960. It was simply the only option that could fit in the weight and size constraints alongside the crew capsule on the Saturn V
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  6338.  @Shipwright1918  Starship’s in development. It took LEM 6 years of full development to be ready. Is that your point, that a completed product is better than one in development? Absolutely brilliant
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  6339. Fire Bros there’s more to it than that. The problem with the US is size and poverty. Norway is a much richer country with less diversity, and is smaller. It’s it easier to control.
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  6340. Yep, Venezuela is an example of a bad government relying on oil for its social programs
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  6341. An amazing speech?
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  6342. Australia still has shootings, just a lot less of them. Instead we have stabbing.
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  6343. That's the "official" rate. The real rate that argentinians follow was already devalued past this point months ago
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  6344. That's not true. He said they will be partners of business, but if course he doesn't want to join them politically. They're both authoritarian socialist countries.
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  6345. Why?
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  6346. Jacob Pearson it is when your government has a budget of 3.5 trillion
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  6347. First off most people would rather neither, autism can severely hurt a person socially, mentally and emotionally.
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  6348. Hydra Dude there’s different types and severities. I’ve met many people with autism myself and some are completely normal functioning people - some extremely intelligent - while I’ve also met some that have learning difficulties and really struggle with social situations.
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  6349. Be a productive company?
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  6350. You can’t just force people to be engineers and doctors.
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  6351.  @volk4523 ”nothing was achieved here” 😂, you’re too far gone man
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  6352. For good reason
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  6353. Toyota was wrong about Hydrogen, and their cars constantly lag 15 years behind their competitors
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  6354.  @Flexiblesteel1  hydrogen is never taking off
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  6355. Because Intel can’t compete at all. AMD is just far superior
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  6356. Listen to all the progressives in the comments who just want free shit. You should be responsible for your tuition. Otherwise you get overcrowded universities with people choosing useless degrees and wasting precious taxpayer dollars.
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  6357. dawn nimal that’s the worst place
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  6358. The only problem with teslas is their hatred for physical buttons. The new M3 has no indicator stalks. Probably good for Americans, but anywhere with a roundabout? That will change in the EU due to new laws, and those changes will probably roll over to the rest of the world. But it’s annoying when they do it.
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  6359. Just go on any social media site
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  6360. It's pretty interesting news.
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  6361. What was biden on about?
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  6362. STEM subjects are the best subjects for your ROI (return on investment).
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  6363. Has that hurt us? It’s meant goods are getting extremely cheap. The us needs to diversify, there’s no point in competing on wages with a third world country.
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  6364. Jannett Snow ive got a wall around my house. Im not in a tent
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  6365. Depends what you deem unviable for a gun purchase. What mental issues should exclude you from having a gun, and will that make you less likely to seek help?
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  6366. The chances of getting a severe effect is almost 1 in a million, and usually occur as a result of an allergic reaction. I’m pretty sure you can get tests, and I would recommend these tests if you are worried. Still a lot better than the side effects of contracting the disease.
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  6367. True, the slave trade did bring a lot of wealth. But it wasn’t fundamental, like Australia which was built up by convicts.
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  6368. It has to be the prisoners number or they might be on the wrong loop
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  6369. Haha 😂
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  6370. Why not focus on giving the law abiding citizens this instead of convicted criminals.
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  6371. Giorno Giovanna libertarians are politically and economically right wing. I find it very hard to call someone libertarian if they vote for a socialist like Bernie.
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  6372. Obama started selling weapons to Saudi in 2009. And there’s no problem with that, Saudi Arabia is an American ally.
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  6373. T Howl Yemen and Saudi are in a confusing conflict. Saudi is trying to liberate Yemen, while fighting off Al Qaeda at the same time. Sadly civilians do get hurt, but they aren’t being targeted. Anyway, the weapons that the us sell is a small portion of what Saudi recurved. They also buy massive amounts of arms from other countries.
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  6374. Many of the worlds safest amusement parks, like Disney land, are not overlooked by the state at all. However that doesn’t mean it’s unsafe, the last thing a park wants to do is kill someone... it’s pretty much the end of the park.
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  6375. Aka boxing chicken
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  6376. Each state is different. The states should choose minimum wage, not the federal government. Anyway, the job of the government isn’t to give people jobs but rather to provide a stable economy with low taxes so that businesses can thrive and offer jobs. It’s not the governments job to build houses, but to provide the necessary incentives through a strong economy to bolster housing development. The government is there to regulate the economy, it is not the economy
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  6377. Aussie media is so garbage.
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  6378. Should be justified anywhere. It wasn’t the policeman’s fault he had to kill a guy to protect his assisting officer and his community
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  6379. Not the brightest of blokes to tell ya the truth
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  6380. They would infect aliens!
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  6381. They have completely different missions
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  6382. Very different, but I believe that pewdiepies vid was taken down because it appeared to be child friendly.
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  6383. He said Bezos was.
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  6384. Amit Kumar probably because they don’t try to attack the officers.
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  6385. Especially strange with their insane taxes
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  6386. Why are taxes done by your employer? Does your employer know all of your spending, rebates and deductions you are owed? What about cash?
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  6387. What?
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  6388. Least racist One Nation voter
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  6389. Amazon didn't pay tax because they had previous losses that they could carry forward.
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  6390. Not that the money wasn't taxed. GST, payrol taxes, capital-gains taxs on any dividend payouts.
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  6391. Are you French?
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  6392. It’s common in English to use words like “insane” or “ridiculous” to mean the opposite of their literal meanings
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  6393. Homeless people are at mist risk of this virus, they have little access to hygiene and medical services, or any shelter.
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  6394. Are we forgetting state minimum wages, or is it right to treat everywhere the exact same. Because it’s not, different areas have different costs of living and different rates of unemployment
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  6395.  @TheCountess666  tying minimum wage directly to inflation would only lead to more inflation.
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  6396. Less resistance means greater current, so yeah the electrons will physically move faster through the wire. However the current will still propagate at the speed of light
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  6397. Wife sounds like an absolute tool
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  6398. Corona Chan no one made the virus, it evolved into a human virus from the bat Coronavirus.
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  6399. Is it possible for the government to send a “harmless” packet to your PC that allows them to monitor all activity through the ME?
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  6400. It’s sad that people actually cheer for this shit. It’s honestly the worst vehicle I think I’ve ever seen. Not only does it look like shit, it would have a ton of air resistance. And cool it’s bulletproof to 9mm bullets, you can get a better looking car to be bullet proof, and to higher calibers.
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  6401. It took 1 google search to debunk you. Kinda embarrassing
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  6402. KingintheMountain you make more money, and everything is cheaper. Plus lower taxes mean you can keep that money for longer.
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  6403. And yes, I would much rather corporations spend that money - they don’t have the luxuries like deficits and that makes them more efficiently the long run.
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  6404. KingintheMountain did o say public services? I meant privatisation in general is more efficient. Want an example? The Soviet Union, Venezuela, Cuba. When you give funding and incentives to the people who do it best, like we do in capitalism, you see improved growth, productivity and efficiency.
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  6405. KingintheMountain 5 tunes what has happened?
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  6406. I wish NZR had the balls that the SARU had
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  6407. It doesn't force you to use a specific paradigm. Small projects are very easy, which is what beginners are going to do
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  6408. A current affair is bullshit
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  6409. Surely it would be cheaper if it was done with robots.
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  6410. Ninja Star you still have to have the demand.
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  6411. If the republicans win, they will just impeach the court.
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  6412. Joe Ben if they win in 2024 after losing in 2020
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  6413. Joe Ben tbh, it would probably lead to a new amendment. There needs to be one, to fix up the court and congress.
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  6414. China is backwards
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  6415. DiVyAm Claw Fan that’s much simpler than denoting each noun a gender
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  6416. Celsius is easy to understand and is based off of the freezing and boiling point of water, which is easier to measure than dead or alive. Btw 30 is hot, 35 is boiling and over 40 is an oven (not literally)
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  6417. That is the first YouTube premium sponsorship I've ever seen, why doesn't YouTube do more?
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  6418. Apollo landed an absolutely tiny lander and left most of it behind on the surface. Artemis is using a massive lander which will land and take off in it’s entirety
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  6419.  @coasterblocks3420  all of the landers were unrealised…
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  6420. That’s not controversial
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  6421. Elon Musk doesn't hoard anything, its all invested in his companies
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  6422. Because a majority of his net worth is amazon stocks. He only has around $2.5 billion in liquid wealth - much less than the $150 billion that he is worth
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  6423. Vittorio Silva the virus travels in the air up to 6 feet, and lasts only for a couple seconds. On surfaces it’s completely different but requires contact then you inserting your hands into your mouth
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  6424. Aaron Smith is who we were missing last year. No one can pass like him
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  6425. Why is it oppressive or unfair? Shirt selling us incredibly risky and mostly unrewarding. You have to be smart to short
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  6426. @American Operator lol
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  6427. People are capable of a whole plethora of weird and terrible things. We thought of socialism for instance. This is just another one of those crappy ideas
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  6428. Angela Shrum not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  6429. I say the opposite, education needs to be more free market focused (government schools being for poorer families that can’t afford). Education spending has only been increasing, yet education rates are only marginally better
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  6430.  @isaiah1931  I can’t speak for Finland, but when parents can choose better schools for their children, it encourages schools to perform better (and get more to enrol). Public schools have none of this responsibility, they don’t need to work extra hard. We already fund schools really well. If you add both state and federal funding. In regards to Finland, the US over doubles their spending per student. You can’t throw money at something and expect it to fix itself - that’s what the USSR did and that was its downfall. You need to step back and let the free market innovate and improve what a bloated bureaucratic system can’t.
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  6431.  @isaiah1931  the us government spends around $15 000 per student from k-12
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  6432.  @isaiah1931  almost all of the funding is towards education, not sports and food. Again it’s almost double the funding per student, yet the results are not up to par. I have my hypotheses, my main one being that it’s more the home that’s the problem rather than the school. But we aren’t ever going to see the leaps and bounds like other countries unless we change our plan. $900 billion goes into education. That’s more than any other program in the country. Yet it’s falling behind:
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  6433.  @isaiah1931  so? States should control how much schools are funded, not the federal government. I prefer states controlling more things. Smaller countries often run better, abs I would like to see that replicated in the US There’s nothing wrong with some states spending more.
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  6434.  @isaiah1931  we wouldn’t even have this talk about spending if we had a free market system.
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  6435. "Walkable city" just means everyone is bunched up in tiny apartments. My city may not be "walkable", but I have a backyard and pool and a 5 minute drive from pretty much anything I need bar my job.
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  6436. Fun Games steam is a terrible way of turning matter into energy. A nuclear explosion is over 1000000 times stronger.
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  6437. https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/480113/how-large-would-the-steam-explosion-at-chernobyl-have-been A steam conversion would only produce around 1kT
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  6438. Fun Games https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/480113/how-large-would-the-steam-explosion-at-chernobyl-have-been
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  6439. Fun Games that’s what he said. There’s not much water, definitely not enough to equal 5 MT of tnt
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  6440. Fun Games yes, calculations put it at ~1kT
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  6441.  @patrickcardon1643 the Russians? Don’t tell me you’re still comparing Starship to N1 🤦‍♂️
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  6442. Why would I ever lend you my money if I don't profit?
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  6443. Isn’t the student debt $1.6 trillion? Surely that’s what bernies proposed spending is
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  6444. Because we don’t know the lighting for the point. We may know the lighting for points near it but not that exact point.
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  6445. 2 red lights to double the electric output? And side ways does nothing to stop snow
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  6446. Ok
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  6447. W Brown he is not a fascist.
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  6448. Indo-Pacific nations needs its own form of NATO to protect its sovereignty from China.
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  6449. The ref completely stuffed up the players. When they went to uncontested scrums, they should have sent a third player off. But when the yellow came back, they should have been allowed to swap Ardie back on.
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  6450. TuEzL it doesn’t weaken your immune system
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  6451. ScorieDivine more like 80-90%
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  6452. Ditiro Motene well it’s really China.
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  6453. War wasn’t going to start, they just assassinated a known terrorist. Do you really think Iran is stupid enough to start a war with the US?
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  6454. Mr B you guessed it, war time
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  6455. Tina Louise not at all. Some may, but there’s equally bad people on the left. How did you turn a satire video int a political discussion Tina? How did you do it?
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  6456. Yon Yonson yeah I didn’t even read it properly, what are they on about?
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  6457. Apple should just release a shuttle iPhone in India for cheap.
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  6458. Trumpets? You mean a very small minority of trump supporters? Trump has every right to send the military into Portland. The only video where the car is unmarked that I’ve seen is the video with the lady screaming “use your words”. Watch it again, he doesn’t resist nor say a word. Chances are he is an inside informant.
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  6459. I’m happy, Huawei is a shitty company with huge ties with the Chinese government. We would have NO control over who saw our data unless we used a VPN 24/7
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  6460. You realise they don’t care. You make them no money, in fact you lose them money
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  6461. 30% flat tax on money inherited.
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  6462. We haven't seemed like a team for the last 2 years. Even games we dominated, it's one man plays, or a predictable flat backline, topped with sone pretty shitty selections. The front row needs to go, Bower and Coles are good players but the rest are just not up to standard. And we have sone brilliant players to take their place.
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  6463. You don’t pay taxes on losses. Losses carry forward. So a company can not pay taxes if they lose enough money in the past, as amazon has done
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  6464. L Giver no you don’t. Not if you make a loss
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  6465. L Giver plus that is only corporate tax, Jeff Bezos still got 37% of his income taxed
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  6466. Aaron Kolatch they get one if I remember correctly, but that doesn’t need documentation. I will look it up
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  6467. Searched it up, they work by getting illegally obtained numbers
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  6468. ⁠ @supersayian193  1. It was not a burglary, nothing was taken from the house 2. There was no signs of break in 3. He had entered the house to get his car keys 4. He then "slept in his car" for 3 hours while his house was broken into and entire family shot
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  6469. Incel is too on the nose
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  6470. First one was pretty blatant.
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  6471. He’s not, he’s showing the guns
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  6472. Um, safety is definitely a priority. Dreamworld lost huge amounts of money after this incident
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  6473.  @axiolot5857  Parks must keep up upkeep because one slip up and the entire park could go under. At the same time, you can’t check everything. It’s about be being efficient. These rides are extremely safe, but it comes down to bad maintenance and bad ride operators. They had ample time to stop the ride, but didn’t
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  6474.  @johnkasianowicz6536  I mean you can just watch this video, and then you can go and see that electric truck demand is massive - not just Tesla’s. They have a slightly lower payload, but they make up for it by being way cheaper to run and maintain. And their range is good enough to meet regulations (that force drivers to take a 1 hour break every 8 hours in the US or 4 hours in the EU) EV cars as well are getting very good. China has cars with a range of 1000km (600 miles) and can recharge 600km in 10 minutes.
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  6475. Or even if you just stuck with Nvidia. You obviously didn’t understand them very well, the consumer side of the business is way smaller than the enterprise
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  6476. What?
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  6477. OliverDePlace at least he makes more sense than AOC.
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  6478. She’s a bit of a low bar tbh.
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  6479. OliverDePlace oh that too, it really didn’t reaver too much except that the DMC is heavily corrupt - which we already knew. And a few other things like taking millions from foreign nations. But we’re past that, let’s look at Biden. Has Biden had a so each where he hasn’t awfully gaffed? Even beyond his horrendous speech, his actual thinking is horrendous. His plan for China is to get rid of the tariffs and instead “go to the UN”. The UN! Where China has a Vito! His thought processes are just so wrong, and this is the Democrats best candidate...
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  6480. OliverDePlace Xi Jinping is unhappy with yours
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  6481. OliverDePlace unoriginal? Calling me a trumpi, cultist, and Putin lover - that’s unoriginal.
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  6482. OliverDePlace what damage? The economy was booming until covid hit - and you cannot sit here and tell me it’s trumps fault that covid spread. The only thing that could have stopped this pandemic is a nationwide lockdown and strict enforcement of social distancing, face masks, ect. A president doesn’t have that powr
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  6483. OliverDePlace Record unemployment? The strongest economy ever? Lower taxes, higher wages? If COVID-19 didn’t come and send the us into a recession, things would look much much better.
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  6484. Lmao
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  6485. I would feel bad, it’s not joes fault.
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  6486. Henrietta La Immortelle no, you just need to remember your number
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  6487. You get his number on the card
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  6488. You think a permit would have stopped this 😂
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  6489. I think it’s sadder that 30% of people believe twitter upholds free speech
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  6490. C# is polished Java
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  6491. Now you have the issue of it being harder to move in and heavier.
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  6492. Eric C not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  6493. The blueprints of the original construction was probably lost.
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  6494. Jose Rodri how so?
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  6495. Winner takes all is good, and can work in conjunction with ranked choice voting.
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  6496. The ride would have been safe of maintained well, and the operators had done their job abs e stopped the ride
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  6497. Says who? The polls? Do we not remember 2016?
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  6498. kae kae what actions did trump not take? What could trump have done to prevent this outbreak?
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  6499. kae kae masks wouldn’t have stopped the spread. Slowed it? Perhaps. But then you have these massive riots, which are again out of trumps control.
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  6500. The most complicated part is living there for 2 years. Getting there and back is relatively easy. Methane can be synthesised from the planet’s water and abundant CO2 to refuel the ship. Low gravity means you don’t need a massive booster like on Earth so the upper stage of the Starship will be able to do it itself.
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  6501. Camari Easter not anymore, he’s dead now
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  6502. Sounds a bit on the nose
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  6503.  @herrschaftg35  does it? It was meant to send a manned crew in orbit this year but that’s been delayed. NASA won’t launch a rocket that doesn’t complete its mission. That’s better for PR, but it makes the design process take longer and cost more. Starship being tested early is a great thing.
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  6504. Germany started WW2 by invading an ally.
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  6505.  @AFE1312  stop shifting the goalposts. Anyway, the allies didn't declare war on the USSR because Poland didn't declare war on the USSR.
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  6506.  @AFE1312  they'd signed a pack in 1920 I believe. If Germany invaded Poland, France and Britain would declare war on Germany - regardless of Poland declaring war itself. They did as little as possible to satisfy the pact.
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  6507. Yes they are.
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  6508. XxLaVa-ManxX no. The army is the only thing keeping the US, and the rest of its allies, from invasion. The US is stopping WW3 by building an army.
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  6509. Australian News is shit. ACA, The Project, the ABC.
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  6510. BeanyUndead the opportunity zones program is much more in-depth than you make out. You can’t just set up a small firm and have a majority of your corporate taxes cut off. What it does, is it cuts taxes for those who invest heavily in assets that reside in these low income areas. It’s has had a substantial impact on investment and reinvestment in these low income Opportunity Zones.
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  6511. BeanyUndead without these tax benefits most businesses would and have been actively avoiding low income communities. You have less buyer demand, more crime, ect. Tax breaks make this even, sometimes even the best option for a business.
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  6512. BeanyUndead you have a real case of TDS my man.
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  6513. BeanyUndead our trunks babe on anything and you will hate it. Even laws that exist to provide incentives to investors to stimulate growth in poor communities.
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  6514. BeanyUndead why does he scare the living hell out of you? If he was a radical dictator then I would be in absolute agreement, but he’s president that has abided by the constitution and is protecting American way of life. Covid is a big set back, but prior to COVID-19 trumps America was the best America we’ve had. The lowest unemployment, highest wages. 4 years is a short time, but he’s fine a lot.
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  6515. BeanyUndead trump hit a brick wall with jobs. There were more jobs than unemployed people, at that point you cannot create more and more jobs. But what trump has done is cut corporate taxes, which has lead to wage increases across the board. Look at Amazon. The corporate tax cut has let them increase all of their workers wages to $15/hr minimum.
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  6516. BeanyUndead I don’t watch Fox News, but hey, wage growth is out there for everyone to see. The tax cut lead to higher wages and more investments. Was it flawless, of course not! But no tax code ever is
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  6517. BeanyUndead if trump doesn’t get re elected we return to strength? Ha ha ha. Biden and Harris are both very strong leaders I guess. Biden, who can’t string together a sentence, uses prewritten questions and reads off of a teleprompter at ever sight and Harris, who is almost as liberal as that idiot sanders, can’t make up her mind on policy and attacked Biden multiple times for being racist. That’s a extremely strong, heavy willed and cohesive pair of candidates there... not! Trump has done some amazing stuff. His tax cut will take time to make a substantial effect on jobs and wages, but the initial effect was great. Trunk got rid of some tax deductions, so less faking the system. Overall the effect on tax revenue isn’t large, but the impact on corporations is great. In a time where jobs are competing worldwide like never before, it gives corporations better confidence in America.
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  6518. BeanyUndead I never “moved onto another topic”, it’s a static comment. I try to condense it down slightly in order to give you enough to reply to without making it too long. However the one thing you cannot say is that pre-covid, Trump’s America was better. Much of Obama’s reforms were changed by trump, and that has lead to an increase of jobs even when we were hitting brick wall (more jobs than workers). If COVID didn’t happen, trumps tax reductions would have eventually lead to higher tax revenue down the line, as businesses use their saved money to invest in America. It also gives them more confidence in investing rather than saving or sending overseas to invest.
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  6519. Far right? For supporting trump? Trump is probably the leftest republican in years. Years ago he even affiliated with the Democrats. These riots were going on for 60 days. No social distancing, a lack of masks, burning buildings. 2 officers were injured when a firework was shot at them, and a police office was burnt down. This is enough.
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  6520. Warframe is the real destiny killer, actually I think it has more concurrent players than destiny
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  6521. Gwen Walravens China’s military is a majority ripoffs of us tech. Yes it’s probably inferior, and cones many years later. But they still get it and fit a portion of the price.
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  6522. Xombie Dredd have you played Warframe? If you have you’ll agree with me. I’ve also played destiny, and got to say... it’s terrible
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  6523. CQC Fighter de. It’s not the bungie we know and love, most went to 343. Digital Extremes is very passionate about their fan base, something old time bungie had, but not today.
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  6524. CQC Fighter people want bungie to make halo because they made some of the best games to this date. I’m just saying it’s not the bungie we know and love, it’s just a name to sell destiny.
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  6525. Australia is mini China that likes to think its the us
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  6526. Satellite Epitaph he got out on parole due to COVID.
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  6527. 1:28 what?
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  6528. Ok first off it’s not treason. Under the Insurrection Act of 1807 a president can: “deploy U.S. military and federalized National Guard troops within the United States in particular circumstances, such as to suppress civil disorder, insurrection and rebellion” This has been used countless times, like in Texas to stop the Governor from stopping blacks from entering school with white students (after the dissolving if the segregation laws), it was also used in the LA Riots.
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  6529. And when did trump ignore the virus? He was in of the first leaders in the world to stop travel to and from China - despite the WHO exclaiming the virus wasn’t that dangerous and didn’t deserve harsh disruption to global activity. He then shut the borders to Europe, even though much of the media said it was ill informed and not necessary. Once it got into America - which was inevitable - trump lost his control. A president can close the borders to the country and between states, but he cannot enforce nation wide quarantines.
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  6530. So what’s cnn’s solution?
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  6531. He’s objective, he doesn’t vote one way.
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  6532. NASA couldn’t launch Apollo today. The disaster that is SLS cannot lift a payload that large. But even if they could, that would just be stupid. The Apollo Lunar Module can only carry 2 astronauts and can only stay on the moon for just over a day. You leave most of it behind every launch. It can hardly take anything with it.
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  6533.  @alexturnbackthearmy1907 no, literally everything is behind schedule. From Orion to even the Space Suits. The original timeline was highly optimistic
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  6534.  @alexturnbackthearmy1907  yeah they do, they just haven’t told us. They have a full mockup of HLS’s interior, it was sitting behind Musk during his speech last week.
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  6535. Meng Siv no they’re not
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  6536. Hunting animals is quick, but boiling them alive is slow and painful. It’s disgusting
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  6537. Well both are happening old man
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  6538. What?
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  6539. Tem S they stretch
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  6540. Roger Baskerville roundabouts are not the solution to everything. They are confusing, take up more space, are not as pedestrian friendly and arguably don’t have any better flow. On top of that saying that crashes on roundabouts aren’t dangerous is ignorant. More crashes occur on roundabouts, and even though them might not be as severe, they can still be severe.
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  6541. That wasn't very ladylike 😂
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  6542. Gun shops are gleaming with cash because of you.
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  6543. She hung out there as well, 7 times
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  6544. The great thing about the United States is the fact that each state more or less legislates itself. Pressure your state representatives into passing laws that protect your "rights", or get them to amend their constitution.
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  6545.  @louderthangod  I don't see how this decision hurts Californians.
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  6546. Harvey Davenport China produces over 30% of all co2 emissions... which is only one type of pollution.
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  6547. Because executives do much harder jobs - they are the heart of the company
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  6548. Shirt selling has many benefits, it dampness the effects of high volatility (except in times like short squeezes), and provides investors with better confidence in the market. There’s nothing wrong with shorting
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  6549. Well the UK has got to pull its weight some time, it’s got to stop relying on the US
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  6550. SpaceX is literally the leader in launching things to space, but yeah
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  6551. Probably have different methods. Maybe they might gain access to a persons bank account and drain it of thousands
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  6552. Aman Singhal no, if they trick then into signing into their bank they can easily just launder their money through bitcoin or something.
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  6553. Ok
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  6554. Nick Glass happens all the time sadly. Nothing the cop can do when a man threatens your life
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  6555. Yeah. Chain of command is way too slow for a modern LSCO environment.
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  6556. No, voters will
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  6557. How?
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  6558. Unity avoids inheritance through ECS
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  6559. PieNinjaProductions he refunded it
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  6560. Quit Fox News
    1
  6561. Because Saturn V only launched a tiny payload, of which only a tiny fraction went to the moons surface and an even tinier portion came back. In contrast Starship is massive, and all of it will go to the surface and all of it will come up. So it needs refuelling That’s just physics until we develop Nuclear Pulse Propulsion or something
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  6562. Not at all, an you can speak any language you want. As long as it’s not directed towards someone in the room
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  6563. Vegemite is awesome
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  6564. It’s doing good things, but electric cars aren’t the future.
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  6565. *n’t And no, they don’t have the range or power of combustion cars, weigh more and cost crazy amounts. Also with our supply of lithium diminishing, and our lack of infrastructure for handling a full on electric car outburst, I just don’t see it.
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  6566. Ryan - not a more green infrastructure, I meant the power grid! How could we manage the influx of new electric car users? About performance, it doesn’t just come out of nowhere. Tesla batteries and motors haven’t improved upon anything but primitive designs. We are reaching the end of our understanding, and unless there’s a huge breakthrough, it won’t progress much further.
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  6567. Ryan - also according to the laws of thermodynamics, and the safety of our lives, batteries won’t progress much further, and they’re the biggest issue with the electric car. - Too heavy - Recharges to slow - Heats up to fast - Doesn’t provide much power density
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  6568. Maybe because they're hastily built with poor materials with very little oversight or punishment for wrongdoing.
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  6569. Peter Parker the second amendment consists of two distinct ideas that seem to work off of but don’t influence each other. “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State,” “the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." The first idea explains that because a well regulated militia is necessary for the security forces of a free state, an individuals rights to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
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  6570. Peter Parker a free state, being free. Not defending a country, that’s the military’s job. What I said is how it’s depicted in the Supreme Court.
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  6571. Which is the highest court of the land
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  6572.  @dcon9995  they did…
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  6573.  @mc1993  what does this have to do with the 2008 housing crisis?
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  6574.  @Kandralla  um how?
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  6575.  @Kandralla  any method of evaluation will be subjective, is that you’re revelation?
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  6576. Why isn't testosterone pills treated like any other performance enhanceing drug? It should be instant disqualification
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  6577. Until ChatGPT built in search Grok was the only AI able to retrieve real time information. I still think it’s better at it as well.
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  6578. Iran isn’t stupid, they know a war with the US is suicide. The US assassinated a known terrorist, who had instigated many attacks worldwide, including the bombing of the US embassy. He will not be missed. Iran is not a good country, they have very little knowledge of what human empathy towards their citizens are, including the rights that woman, children and even men deserve.
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  6579. 0:42
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  6580. trumanhw why what is true?
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  6581. Learn some. You’ve got a decade or 2
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  6582. It’s hard to differentiate her actual cooking from the piss takes
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  6583. Trunk 2020
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  6584.  @LaNina_DJ  that's why it's important you raise a child prodigy properly. One example of this is the "failed genius", who was expected to revolutionise many different fields in science and maths. This kid was an absolute genius, but he was rushed. Now he's a high school teacher or something.
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  6585. What do you mean?
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  6586. What are you doing for the earth? His companies have improved the world immensely.
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  6587. Exactly. We don’t even know if YouTube is profitable (twitch isn’t for example)
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  6588. 200 billion is a lot. To make a change like that you would need to explain the reasoning and how that could be achieved. The only way to cut spending is of the US cut ties with countries. That’s not good.
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  6589. Killing random people in their car without notice? Show me some proof, and I’ll refute it for your stupid ass.
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  6590. They’re building a new rocket
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  6591. ⁠ @Xeroxiv it isn’t really. Artemis, atleast according to NASA’s website, is a stepping stone to Mars.
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  6592. Because it stops presidents focusing on the bigger states. It stops what is called “the dictatorship of the majority states”
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  6593. Tesla is a profitable company with a massive potential for growth due to its industry leading EVs and self driving technology
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  6594. If you believe the words of a developer by heart. If would make no sense to implement a SBMM system in BO2 if they had ranked as well
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  6595. The reason ad companies go to Google is because they’re the most effective, the reason websites go with Google is because they pay the most. Google has cornered the market so much that it’s impossible to compete
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  6596. TDS Vulture he was hit once, fell onto his knees and the hit 6 times in the back.
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  6597. Well they seem to work perfectly. The Raptor engines are actually pretty amazing. Full flow closed loop means they are more efficient. It also means they can run at lower temperatures, which combined with the use of methane means much more longevity. And it doesn’t assertive power, even though they’re about half the diameter of the BE-4 engine they have a higher thrust
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  6598. What?
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  6599. A couple people, it’s more than people, it’s cargo planes and their staff, aid in and out of China, ect. You can’t just shut down the worlds second biggest economic power, definitely when they are practically dependent on foreign trade to support 1.4 billion people.
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  6600. Phoebz :D no, because losing trade is potentially the same thing. The best thing to do is chins shut down effected airports, and to block traffic between provinces
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  6601. You don’t need a confession to convict someone of first degree murder.
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  6602. Fuck vegans
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  6603. marcelino rodriguez we have developed possible treatments, abd hopefully they will go into human trials soon
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  6604. @Jack Snyder the biggest impact these massive infrastructure projects have are on housing. When you take hundreds of thousands of engineers, labourers, etc away from building houses - houses get more expensive
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  6605. @Jack Snyder housing prices are high because housing supply is low. That's the driver of all prices in the world, supply and demand. Land is becoming ever scarce because governments are holding it up (to stop urban expansion), houses are getting more expensive to build because of more and more regulations, and all of these factors are putting pressure on supply. Spending $1.3 trillion on infrastructure which pushes builders away from housing only worsens the problem
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  6606. @Jack Snyder stop talking bs. There are less houses being built now than ever before, which is bad because we're seeing a greater amount of immigration than ever before
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  6607. BB not a travel ban, a travel limiter, and tests for all incoming tourists from China.
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  6608. The firearm industry isn’t the only one voting remember
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  6609. Yeah ha ha ha...
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  6610. Artemis is by far the most public and detailed of the 3.
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  6611. And Japan is decades away.
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  6612. Another currency will take over. If the us cannot stabalise their debt, countries will move to more sensible currencies.
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  6613. Scamming elderly with MS, depression and a number of other problems is not thing to be proud of, it just shows how much of a shithole the country is. Literally. They shit in holes.
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  6614. Um... how? Your not legalising child sex trafficking, just prostitution
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  6615. It’s a joke dumbass
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  6616. You’re important enough for everything you do to be tracked.
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  6617. You can never be 100% safe
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  6618. Cut spending, cut taxes, get the economy growing. Stop running around asking for social services when the wealth just isn’t there
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  6619. 0.1% own more wealth than 90%... by innovating, working hard. These extraordinarily rich billionaires became so by starting up some of the most influential businesses
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  6620. Cole Larkin productivity has grown exponentially because of automation. People aren’t needed as much, prices go down and so do wages. Anyway, Amazon doesn’t make 34 billion per day. That’s their revenue, it didn’t take into account the expenditures. In total, Amazon only keeps around 5% of its total revenue. Does he deserve that money? Yes! He built a massive multinational corporation, he really innovated. He worked extremely hard to get it running, and now he can sit back and relax. Sure, he gets filthy rich. But in doing so he’s improved the lives of so many, and provided us thousands of jobs. Amazon is so successful it actually slowed the rate of inflation... that’s crazy.
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  6621. Cole Larkin when a majority of the jobs are automated, we can talk about socialism
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  6622. Cole Larkin probably, but quite far into the future. Anyway, I’ve already talked about why capitalism works. And until jobs get taken by robots, it’s going to be the best system
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  6623. Gloria Clayton how is he a criminal?
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  6624. Or are facts not necessary when making up your mind on someone?
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  6625. How is it stock manipulation? A stock in itself is just a part of a company , that company can sell off parts if itself, and if it wants to it can buy back those parts.
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  6626.  @anthonymort5202  they can’t reintroduce sticks at the bigger price though. Companies will sell sticks belie market value, and the act of diluting a market may have a far greater impact on share prices than a equal Buyback. In essence, they lose money.
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  6627. They’re eroding because they are becoming upper class jobs. People earn more now than ever before, can buy more things and can live a quality of life multiple times greater than just a couple decades ago
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  6628.  @madams3478  people going down a class doesn’t mean they are earning less, it could simply mean that everyone around them started earning more. Their quality of life hasn’t changed.
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  6629. Because I don’t want Mr Zuck knowing my real name and using that info to track me even more accurately
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  6630. Saul T. Nutz not really twitches fault that their audience choosing thots over actual good content
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  6631. Not that all female streamers are thots
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  6632. Who is paying for this shit
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  6633. They’re everywhere
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  6634. EnlightenedSavage not by driving normally.
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  6635. Howard Skeivys there is, it’s Windows: it’s more flexible with hardware, software, ect
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  6636. Vladimir Starnov same reason water boils at low pressures, it becomes too hard for the particles to bond together.
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  6637. @UCTG3lXhscgYTKyHTGWerltw how does someone being courteous prove that transgenderism is normal? I don't walk up to a kid with severe autism and call him a retard, it doesn't make their mind normal.
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  6638. China is so backward. “We are proving it our execution vans” Yeah right
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  6639. The benefits would be science. There would be so much to learn from a permanent colony on Mars.
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  6640. Tattle Boad profit v agenda? If we allow our government to our money, they have all the control in the world.
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  6641. Michael Loreantz conspiracies? Like the earth is flat or 9/11 was faked? Yeah I’ve seen them, and that’s all they are. They are theories that people put out there that can’t be debunked because the idea it’s based out of is flawed itself. Think about it: if it were true it wouldn’t be a “conspiracy”
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  6642. I thought it was only 2-3 billion
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  6643. All French subs are nuclear. And maybe it’s a bit of a shock to you but Australia needs different technology to Europe.
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  6644. I doubt communist China will collapse unless the world actually stands up to their awful practices
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  6645. A stimulus would really help jumpstart job creation, the problem is that the democrats keep piling on bailouts for states (mostly to pay off debts and pensions from before the virus), boosting unemployment benefits until 2021, and much more that would hurt job creation. No one is going to work if they make more from staying unemployed
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  6646. Imagine if we still had video comments... this would be the normal response to any critisism. Sadly if it was actually released to day, it would probably just disolve into the shit we see on tiktok and it's duets
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  6647. They don’t get welfare, and are already the highest taxed in the us
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  6648. Brick Man what?
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  6649. Yet I doubt you complain when NASA blows $24 billion of your taxes building their SLS rocket. Or when the DoD blows over a trillion annually
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  6650. Chunky is needed, essentially it’s a big balloon to keep the person on the inside alive
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  6651. Maybe look into the reasons. It was down temporarily due to temporary PR meltdown
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  6652. GMOs have been a life saver for a lot of poorer countries who are reliant on a good harvest to survive.
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  6653. What?
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  6654. Fernando Arista no, if a cop points a taser at you you stop your ass.
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  6655. “Police are lifeless pussies”
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  6656. Almost all of those won’t die
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  6657. If halo infinite launched with forge, and it was pretty good, it wouldn’t be a dead game
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  6658. There’s a reason America brought in the Automatic Firearms Ban. Full auto, no matter the compromise, should not be legal. You don’t need full auto for hunting, or defence. It might be fun, but is that really worth it. How is someone supposed to defend themselves when a shooter can dispose of a room so quickly? By the way I’m a huge advocate for the Second Amendment.
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  6659. With what?
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  6660. That’s the most stupid thing I’ve ever heard. Also there is no ARM vs x86, both are just as capable.
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  6661.  @luluthecat1570  it could be the compatibility layer, but I reckon that the frame inconsistency is more likely to be caused by Apple’s bad drivers. Many games run on Linux with a compatibility layer with no issue. Ontop of that, software is becoming more and more cross-compatible.
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  6662.  @luluthecat1570  check out the Jim Keller interview that LTT did. He’s a great guy (designed the Zen CPU architecture that allowed AMD to eclipse Intel), and he has a lot to say about the different architectures. He says when he was updating a system over the years from Intel -> AMD -> Arm that the hardest jump was from Intel to AMD because it was an old system that relied on a lot of proprietary code. Once that was generalised, moving it to ARM was much easier. Now he’s building a RISC-V company and he says porting from ARM to RISC-V is trivial.
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  6663. You're not very bright are you
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  6664. What would you replace it with? Helicopters are too slow and have too little range and cargo planes need a runway.
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  6665. kg is the standard
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  6666. Regulations are killing the west
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  6667.  @TurdBoi666  Japans economy ain't doing so flash
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  6668. You can’t see StarLink satellites in their final orbit
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  6669.  @homeopathicfossil-fuels4789  they’re not visible to the naked eye after they’ve reached their final orbit.
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  6670. I thought the Theranos comparison was stupid. This just took the cake. How is this in any way similar to the Fyre festival
    1
  6671.  @dfdfdgggjhjjh5081  it’s like Fyre Festival if Fyre Festival was a car company bringing in $100 billion a year. And they already have cars driving people around today. There are tons of videos on YouTube of the latest update driving people around without them needing to intervene at all. Not perfect yet, but it is not far off. And that’s where the value is.
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  6672. John Fugazzi yep
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  6673. I mean it probably will, but not because of his policies (his policies make it less likely), simply because the world is recovering from COVID
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  6674. Logan Johnson I hate that statement, “These are designed to kill, they are killing weapons” Like no shit Sherlock.
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  6675. Dave, you said you never got a 5.0 What the hell does it take to get a 5.0? Invent a whole new OS?
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  6676. If he lives in the US, then he can claim that the videos were fair use
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  6677.  @tokidoki3405  it does work that way, copyright law pertains only to the country where the content was copied , not where it was created
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  6678. There’s better planes
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  6679. The media has been anti trump for so long now, it’s like the boy who cries wolf. Not a single deal he’s signed has been met with mutual agreement, the MSM have always attacked him. And guess what? Before the unfortunate virus trumps America was better than Obama’s.
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  6680. EVs are far cleaner than Hybrids and will only get even more clean as countries move away from fossil fuels.
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  6681. You want Hillary?
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  6682. Wealth is a bad indicator, it takes into account intangible assets like shares in a business. That’s why Jeff Bezos is rich, it’s just his 11% share of his own company. If this tax came into effect, he would have to sell his shares as the profits from amazon aren’t enough to pay of a wealth tax
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  6683. It goes to 10% in July, ringing to 12% in 2025
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  6684. Guilty Spark because they need the votes. The democrats are voted in by criminals
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  6685. It’s not so important there as it is in a hospital with potentially life threatening diseases
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  6686. “Stashed”. That’s called investing
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  6687. No the Dems controlled the senate. They had 48 Democrats + 2 Democrat independents + the VP
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  6688. johanazhari MLM’s sell a product, pyramid scenes are selling rights to sell rights to people.
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  6689. *China Russia hasn’t been a real competitor to NASA since the start of Apollo
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  6690. “The best” well they’re building flawed electric trucks, I don’t see how they’re the best
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  6691. Of course China isn’t communist. They tried that and it utterly failed. Now they’re some mix of the most free, unregulated capitalism on the planet and a highly interventionist government which sounds like an oxymoron but it is true.
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  6692. How did Chiba get away with it? They are China. They’re notorious for stealing things, IPs, crypto, whatever else you can think of.
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  6693. Protests, sure. Riots, no. Riots are just idiots who want to burn, damage and destroy things under the cloak of “racial injustice”. Stop defending criminals, unless you yourself are willing to allow a riot destroy your home, your ship, your car, everything. Because that is what’s happening.
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  6694. Their no societal racism. It’s a very small number of individuals who are just racist. This started from the death of George Floyd - a death you can’t even objectively attribute to racism! He’s a stepping stone, his death is being used to push this false narrative that our police are racists, that our president is racist, that those who voted for him are racist.
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  6695. Ant Red I don’t like Fox News. I do something thats called individual research to get my information.
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  6696. Ant Red typical leftist, just scream wrong and don’t actually provide a counter point
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  6697. So whos in the bubble, the west who are free to consume any media they want, or China who's media and social media is all tightly controlled by the state... Why bother, you're obviously a bot
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  6698. The deficit
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  6699. Come back!
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  6700. They could have stopped outgoing flights out if China, they could have provided true information to the WHO. It’s China’s fault for letting the virus out, it’s trumps fault for letting the virus in, it’s the states fault for letting the virus spread.
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  6701. This is saving NASA billions
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  6702.  @Craco186  NASA’s own lander was estimated to cost $10 billion to develop, and based on large NASA projects in the past it was likely to far exceed that. So they put out a bid for private companies. SpaceX put in by far the cheapest bid, half the price of BO and a third the price of Dynetics. So this is saving NASA billions
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  6703. Now deduct the welfare they receive and you see how progressive the system is. Poor people get so much welfare
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  6704. no online harrassment a maximum benefit for a family of 4 is $680 a month. On top of that you get Medicaid, and access to other forms of welfare.
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  6705. no online harrassment $170 should get you through 1-2 weeks of food if you budget properly. That leaves the other 2 and a big weeks that you spend your own money.
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  6706. Debt gets paid off gradually each year. Per capita the US isn’t doing so bad. Guessing by the EU symbol you’re European? The US is doing better than: UK, Netherlands, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland.
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  6707. Robert Mcgee we have deposits for disposing of waste.
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  6708. Tony Mercer pgp is a type of E2EE
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  6709.  @Bell_plejdo568p  its absolutely voluntary. If this trade harmed then they'd stick to themselves.
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  6710.  @thainguyenvan1589  what you miss is it's a mutual benefit. This mutual benefit has been the mechanism which has pulled hundreds of millions out of poverty over the past decade
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  6711.  @qjtvaddict  no it doesn’t, Chile does. Next is Australia, which also has the largest mining industry in the world and hence has shot to the largest lithium producers in the world.
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  6712.  @BryanLu0  trade is beneficial. If it wasn’t, countries wouldn’t do it. North Korea would be a paradise
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  6713.  @BryanLu0  slavery wasn’t beneficial to slaves, what a terrible argument. You just need to look to China to see the power of trade. Without trade their economy is nothing, they’re the biggest exporters in the world and that’s driven them to being the 2nd largest economy in the world
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  6714.  @BryanLu0  slaves were forced to work, no one’s forcing countries to trade. There’s no need because trade is beneficial. Poor countries can sell their goods at far higher prices to richer countries, which improves their economy.
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  6715. He would hate it
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  6716. It’s copying Apple because the RAM chips are in a sort of similar place? How else are you going to put RAM on your chip?
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  6717.  @lesleyhaan116  Apple didn’t invent putting ram close to the processor
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  6718. Small Man but they all use different wattages
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  6719. Doctors are fine. If you go through medical school, your pretty much guaranteed a high pay. Especially now with our growing doctor shortage.
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  6720. How does it make less sense? You use billion far more than you use trillion
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  6721. Wouldn’t options be a better alternative (instead if futures) as they can be used at any time (instead of a desired date)
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  6722. Or hold them ransom
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  6723. Doing what?
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  6724. Vlad Chirea what a waste of money, and how would it earn anything?
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  6725. Vlad Chirea because national security is the most important thing! Without it the us wouldn’t exist. Building extremely expensive and rather worthless moon bases to travel to Mars is a science fiction fantasy. Amidst the worst global recession since the 1930s, and the worst global tensions since the Cold War - you want the US to fund a multi trillion dollar program to build a base 380 000 km away? You are dreaming. The us needs to rebuild the economy the best it can, that means tax cuts, supporting businesses and individuals. It also needs to continue its military spending to he able to stand up to the likes of China or Russia if they were to attack.
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  6726. Vlad Chirea it takes China to ally with Russia and they would pose a huge threat to the us and every one of its allies. And with the ways that tensions between China, Russia and the US have been going - it’s very likely. Do you want to know the real reason the us spends so much? It’s not only to defend the us, or it’s huge number of allies. It’s to stop the war before it starts.
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  6727. Vlad Chirea the military, however expensive, is vital for life. The main expense for the us is welfare, compared to programs like Medicare, Medicaid or food stamps, the military spending is relatively low. Nothing is being neglected, but if you lowered military spending you would be neglecting the security of our nation. The us military is so expensive because: - The officers are much more expensive due to the QOL in the US being higher than that of China or Russia - That also means that not only are wages higher, but the soldiers will want to have the best gear. The military is completely voluntary and thus relies on the appeal of their program to get people in. - The US military is international, and must be able to respond to any threat or attack quickly and efficiently. This means a lot of money used to make thousands of carriers to take troops and supplies anywhere as fast as possibleZ
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  6728. Vlad Chirea China and Russia are neutral. However China has a real harsh hate for the US and Russia has always had its eyes in being a global superpower. They are rated as the 2 biggest threats to the us,
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  6729. Vlad Chirea building a moon base isn’t technological innovation, it’s a colloidal waste of trillions (and it will cost trillions) of dollars. There’s nothing more we can get from the moon.
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  6730. Vlad Chirea to where? The uninhabitable mars or the uninhabitable Venus?
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  6731. Vlad Chirea habitable? No water, no oxygen, average temperatures of around -60 C (-135C in winter), no ozone layer so astronauts would have to be exposed to huge amounts of radiation, huge dust storms, low gravity and atmospheric pressure. Any liquid that wasn’t in a pressurised container would instantly vaporise, which means a constant supply of energy from a nonstop, unfailing source would be necessary. If you somehow solve them, you then have the task of getting living humans 91 million kilometres away, with enough supplies to last them at least 28 months (our planets aline every ~28 months). That also means these astronauts having the supplies to fix any of the faults that may arise. To put it simply, mars isn’t habitable. We could send someone there - maybe. But that would be the last thing that astronaut ever did.
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  6732. Vlad Chirea China has very little nuclear capabilities and that is a good thing. It that doesn’t mean we should drop our guard - the last thing the us wants is to shoot a nuke at China as it would definitely stay the next world war. If a war broke out between the us and China, it would be nuclear free.
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  6733. Vlad Chirea cool, the us has the capacity to nuke all of mainland China and some. Plus the finances to build more if need be. Not that nuking civilians is strategic at all, it’s much more efficient to go for major military establishments
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  6734. Vlad Chirea because being rich enough doesn’t matter if they could beat you in a one on one confrontation. Anyway, the US can do both. And with some good policies that push for market growth and cut taxes, we could even see the us make its first surplus in the next 4-8 years.
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  6735. Vlad Chirea the spending doesn’t just go to development of technology, it goes to wages, maintenance and keeping tools across the globe supplied and ready to or for attack. There’s plenty of ways to attack the us, by sea or air. Just because no country has the capability now doesn’t mean we should drop out guard. Anyway, defence spending is minuscule compared to welfare, and would be dwarfed by the cost of building a moon base.
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  6736. Vlad Chirea it’s not even a moon base. Think about it, the ISS - the worlds most expensive structure - costing over $100B. And it’s “only” 400 km away.
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  6737. Vlad Chirea China and Russia get more “bang for their buck”. I said before that the US military is so expensive because us troops are paid more, treated better and the us develops innovative weaponry to give their soldiers the best chances at survival. However if it were to cut costs, militaries like China would overtake us with those much cheaper military force. It’s not only just a question of cutting costs, it’s where? Are we going to stop making aircraft carriers or jets and leave the military much weaker? What about removing us troops from the 51 countries we occupy, reducing the us’s ability to attack and increasing the chances of those countries becoming hostile? What’s your solution.
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  6738. Vlad Chirea Japan isn’t a poor country. It’s also a very slim country, making building nation wide railway systems MUCH cheaper. Not that maglev would really help much, not during a global pandemic. Roads and national parks are cared for by state and local governments, not the federal government. Every country has potholes, it’s not an American thing. And massive factories are great, that’s what the us needs. Do you know what bolsters investment into factories? Lower taxes. Tesla is a private business, and the us needs to encourage more private investments into industry.
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  6739. He has a $750000 bond
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  6740. Jazz NO because mugging someone is very different from arresting someone. Besides, that assumes that it is murder and not manslaughter. I haven’t seen any conclusive evidence that Derek intended to kill George.
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  6741. VVM agreed
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  6742. 92Cope in a growing world of 7.5 billion, genetically modifying the animals is the only way of making food affordable.
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  6743. It’s when the supply goes up the price drops, the demand will make it more expensive
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  6744. They’re still 2.5 years away at minimum so… finish Starship? It’s not just a tiny NASA contract riding on this. They have global contracts with Telcos that rely on them launching StarLink v2 satellites on Starship. Contracts with the DoD. A multi billion dollar Starbase. Starship is the future of SpaceX, if it fails the whole company does.
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  6745. Why would he need shares in big pharma? He’s doing what’s best for Perth.
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  6746.  @robertgregory4182  you can still work, it’s only certain businesses that are shut down. Hardly destroying the economy.
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  6747. javan Walcott surrendered, though I would have shot him there and then.
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  6748. nel c agreed, but those phones cost quite abut to manufacture. It costs around $400 to manufacture an iPhone X.
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  6749. And that’s without the design and research costs, which would be in the tens of millions.
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  6750. Dragon has the contract to go out to 2030, the only reason they wouldn’t is if it was unprofitable for them. They also have the private moonwalks, trips to the ISS and trips to private space stations already planned
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  6751.  @CnCDune  yeah except Linux is not user friendly for the average person.
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  6752. It’s just pizza but shit.
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  6753.  @aaronuw  it’s not bad opinion, it’s meant to be cheap pizza not good pizza
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  6754. Lol, that would be sick
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  6755. How would targeting Hezbollah operatives be terrorism?
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  6756. Haha, for what? Should we put a monument of the drones he used that killed thousands of civilians? What about a monument of the large deficit?
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  6757. Congressmen + Senators = Electors Is that too complex for you?
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  6758. Where are you going to go 😂
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  6759. BBC is more racist than any white supremacist group out there.
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  6760. Lonewolf3D2 his wife had been abused multiple times by him, he was due to be in court over a robbery (armed?) and had charges of vandalism. I don’t think many people miss him, but they miss the money from the civil case!
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  6761. The reason g is calculated is so it can be substituted out.
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  6762. Nothing says coupling like multiple returns through a tuple.
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  6763. fliegeroh they are getting paid back every year. 11% of the us budget is spent on interest. Now what the us needs is to cut taxes, push investment. Get back jobs. And once that happens, then you can talk about balancing the budget
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  6764. You can sort by new (latest) and hot (home)
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  6765.  @kain6996 he literally said their timelines are optimistic.
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  6766. Wasn’t the plan to switch to V2 in the first place? The reason for it taking so long was Raptor V3 delays
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  6767. Answer is no
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  6768. Well no. If you truly think that you have a strong case in defending yourself, you can fight them in court and pay nothing. That’s especially lucrative in a case like this where the comments made could be considered slanderous.
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  6769. I know. Sean was one disgusting guy.
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  6770. Yeah, a massive mob chased after him. Justified shooting
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  6771. Probably not best to get your VPN off of 4chan
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  6772. AK Gandou gun ownership has been rising for decades, at the same time gun deaths are dropping. Yes, the US has a higher rate of firearm deaths. We have more firearms! But if you look at knives you will see that the us has less knife murders. Anyway, look at other countries murder rates before and after their respective gun ban. Australia’s murder rate was dropping at a identical rate before and after the ban. The UK’s murder rate actually increased (probably due to outside factors obviously). Their murder rate was ALWAYS lower than the us, they have less gangs, less drugs and less crime - and their nabbing of guns didn’t measurably reduce those murder rates.
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  6773. AK Gandou you would have to go on a case by case basis to determine if that same thing would have happened if the person didn’t have access to a gun. Maybe you would stop mass shootings (a extremely tiny amount of gun homicides), but would it stop the husband that shot his wife in bed, or the kid that was shot on the street? And is the lives we save worth the extra lives we take, the crimes we create and the rights we lose as a society. No, it’s not.
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  6774. Tax brackets are great, they relieve the poor of taxes while hitting the rich harder.
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  6775. Cod4 Wii the top 1% pays more federal taxes than than the bottom 90%.
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  6776. Cod4 Wii the bottom 90% paid 30% of all federal taxes, while the top 1% solely paid 50%. They pay almost double the tax even though they are 1/90 the population.
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  6777. Cod4 Wii the rich pay their “fair share”
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  6778. Cod4 Wii I never said that low and middle class people were the problem. And again, no. The rich pay more tax. 50% of all federal taxes are paid by the top 1%.
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  6779. Cod4 Wii Jesus Christ, if the IRS day the rich pay tax - they pay tax! And yes, without the “poor” (no one in the us should be poor) you wouldn’t be rich. So what?
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  6780. Cod4 Wii not that I stand behind free college, I think that if you choose to go with a private college you are commuting yourself to the debt that ensues. It’s not the governments job to pay off your loans. In all honestly governments should step away from student loans. Let private institutions take over. Ever since 1965, tuition prices have risen rapidly due to the government giving money away like candy. No financial institution would take half the risks the government is with student loans.
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  6781. No, because the senate accepted the nomination.
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  6782. By law youtube cant deny a claim or they become personally liable
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  6783. I guess
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  6784. Space flight has always been privatised, what?
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  6785. Interstellar travel is possible, just very hard and expensive. The only reason we wouldn’t travel to the stars is if we blew ourselves up
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  6786. Where?
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  6787. It’s not genetic
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  6788. IMAWESOME1260 there’s no gene in our DNA that makes us rich or poor. It’s all to do with culture, education and the economy you are born in. Africa has many issues, and racism is one. But it’s not race that makes people poor
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  6789. And this is why he’s not the candidate. What a joke.
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  6790. 1.4 billion people makes welfare cheaper, because you can benefit from larger economies of scale.
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  6791.  @bignig123  is that really the max speed in your area? Mine’s 250Mb/s
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  6792. There is, the IRS (I believe) does an annual report on taxes paid by different percentiles. The top 1% paid more tax than the bottom 90% combined.
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  6793. You don't go to the hospital because you take sone crack
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  6794. Mark didn't steal facebook. He took a shitty idea from people who bought their way into Harvard and improved it. Facebook is now so distant from their original idea, there is no doubting that Mark really made it his own.
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  6795.  @humanitech  It's true though. The Winklevoss Twins were far to stupid to build a system as intricate as Facebook. They were far too simple minded.
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  6796.  @humanitech  Except that they didn't really come up with anything new. Their idea was MySpace Harvard Edition, no real creativity. Mark took that basic idea, and worked on it. Anyway lets say they made it themselves and it was a success - then they would be billionaires (which i think they are already). So no, it's not expoitation that gets you far - most of the time atleast.
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  6797. Trumps fault is being a complete dunce. Listening to him talk about how he doesn’t like Stealth because it makes jets ugly or harping on nonsense about tariffs. It’s funny as he walks back all his big election policies because they are just stupid.
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  6798. eduardo godinez what are they going to do? Have their body cameras on the entire riot?
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  6799. Samuel Nichols he is not the sheep here
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  6800.  @RSBDeprecated  FTL travel isn’t necessary to travel in a human lifetime. Proxima Centauri is “only” 4 light years away. It also happens to have a potentially habitable planet.
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  6801. You don’t have any right to upload or watch YouTube
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  6802. They’re releasing a model with a bed soon.
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  6803. You’re crazy
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  6804. Yeah, police only use tear gas when it gets violent
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  6805. He does not like hydrogen based cars. It’s like sitting on a hydrogen bomb.
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  6806. Sounds inefficient to me,
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  6807. Cut spending g at the same time. Turkey needs to do what Argentina is, though not quite at that scale. You can’t just keep running
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  6808. "I deserve money just because" How about finding a job, and spending apropriately so that you can set up a decent investment fund?
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  6809.  @MrBanks2024  What budget must balance?
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  6810. The problem with socialism is the us no incentive to work hard or innovate. On top of that, demands are set by a government- not the consumer. In the USSR we saw the government manufacture huge amounts of machinery that could lead to wealth - but the basic consumer needs and luxuries were never made
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  6811. Tommaso D'Aquilio yeah, you worked. But not hard. People lied about their work to get over the set quotas. There’s a whole set of reasons the USSR didn’t work, the main problem is incentives.
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  6812. They call them selves pro choice, but I don't see them backing me when I choose to murder them
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  6813. Michael Verzosa why? So that Biden can go to the shite house and duck up our economy worse than COVID-19?
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  6814. Many of this “evidence” only captures one half of the story, or shows poorly the POV of the police. I say 99% of police are decent people. My only thing to say is look into the case before shamelessly blaming the cop. They save you and millions of others lives every year
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  6815. Perhaps it’s because it’s unconstitutional
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  6816. You know it’s the senates job to block Supreme Court nominations right? Dumbass
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  6817.  @angelhare8374  it’s one of them
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  6818. Because it’s expensive. Maybe in 10 years the us might be able to afford Medicare. But it’s just way to expensive
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  6819. Burner Fire more debt yes, and more people. But it will also have a much stronger economy
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  6820. That’s not shorting
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  6821. I mean airplanes also need individual stations But yeah there’s no way there’ll be enough demand for this that they start building out landing platforms across the world. There might be one, but it will be more of a novelty thing
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  6822. Даниил Хрящёв I think protecting people’s rights to self preservation is more important. And above all, protecting the ability of the people to fight off a tyrannical government. You would know seeing as you’re Russian how important it is to be able to stop a tyrannical government. Guns were heavily restricted in the USSR, and even today. There’s many questions over the head of Putin, and the fact that the population is disarmed means there is no chance it will ever be resolved.
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  6823. Why?
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  6824. Mandatory conscription doesn’t give you the skilled people you need to maintain modern equipment
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  6825. Have you seen the peso 😂 Halved in value this week i believe
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  6826. Many forget that ~80% of gun homicides are drug and gang related, or that an average of 500 000 - 3000000 crimes have been prevented by the firing of a gun, and probably more by just having one present.
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  6827. Do people need to see the torn families of lost loved ones before they open up? Overpopulation might be a problem, but purposely killing is not the answer.
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  6828. Why don’t you go research why they haven’t been developed
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  6829. Their family doesn’t deserve it. It’s a justified shooting.
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  6830. First Step Act - got thousands of non-violent criminals out of prison, with a lot of them being African-American Opportunity Zones - pushes for investment into poorer communities, and a majority of them being poor African-American communities The lowest unemployment rate in US history (pre COVID) The strongest economy in us history (pre COVID) Got rid of the fee if you didn’t have private health insurance. This fee predominantly hurt low income people. Signed the USMCA He has extended unemployment benefits to help Americans hurt by the Coronavirus He has sent in federal agents to protect federal property, and assist local law enforcement. And that’s just a short summary of what he’s done in 4 years. To say he’s done nothing is just outright ignorant.
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  6831. The virus was a massive hit, but it was going to be anyway you looked at it. The us was underprepared. Having the resources is a good thing, but it wouldn’t have stopped the spread. Nothing really would have. Trump cannot lockdown the entire country, he can’t enforce face masks and social distancing, he can’t enforce anything like that. And because of that he has very limited tools to prevent an outbreak like this.
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  6832. If you look at COVID numbers, the US was going down until the protests and riots started up. It’s not trumps fault that the country started protesting even with a global pandemic
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  6833. S W both the UK and Italy went into lockdown to stop cases. Any country that’s stoped the spread has. If trump had the ability too I reckon he would have locked down the country. But the president can’t do that
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  6834. No, Milei's movement has been around for years. But like in Syria, things look like they aren't moving, then all of a sudden a government is toppled
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  6835. C4Cintron if he was a 27 year old white girl he wouldn’t have been able to grab the taser off of the cop in the first place.
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  6836. I mean he knows Kamala stands no chance
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  6837. I love your videos
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  6838.  @J-Johna-Jameson let’s return to this conversation in a couple years when Starship is regularly launching massive payloads to space.
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  6839. Most countries, especially well established first works countries, have 2 major parties. The US, Australia, UK, New Zealand just to name a few.
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  6840. Stef Stokman you do it your way, we do it ours. It doesn’t mean anyone is over or underrepresented. It’s natural for governments to slowly form 2 major parties, it’s easier to choose for voters. Not a single country I mention is a two party system, it just naturally is. And unless the Netherlands somehow suppressed certain powerful parties, then it will eventually happen to.
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  6841. People are saying UBI now. No, UBI is a distant solution to when we have an automated economy
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  6842. No
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  6843. Hate speech is speech that you hate... it’s pretty much whatever you don’t like
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  6844. They cured it! It’s a medical! It turns out shooting lead at Mach speeds into infected human tissue ends both the suffering and spread of the virus!
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  6845. The only effect 5G has on your body is at high energies it can lead to tissue heating up... like a microwave. It also can interfere with the anti-radical functions if your cells whilst can lead to higher amounts of radicals, however it’s pretty negligent with the amounts of RF that 5G emits, and any RF radiation also does this.
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  6846. SomeAnon that’s one source, and it’s not really clear if they are referring to RF radiation or all radiation as a whole. And can we prove that 5G will increase this happening? 4G, 3G, etc all run in the radio frequency range of EMF radiation. There is no evidence that 5G is dangerous to life, and even if it was you would have to also prove that it’s more dangerous than 4G. Please stop overreacting to progress
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  6847. SomeAnon your papers also say it can lead to brain tumours and cancer, which we both know cannot happen with the levels of RF radiation 5G emits. Are we to pick and choose which papers are correct or are we to go with the vestibule government and independent organisations that all say there’s little evidence to say it’s dangerous at the levels emitted. RF is dangerous, that’s why all of your devices have strict limits to the annoying they can emit. However 5G isn’t going to nuke us, it’s less powerful than 4G and it’s a Great Leap Forward.
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  6848. Sona Das it uses most of the oxygen it produces, most of the earths oxygen comes from photo-plankton in our oceans
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  6849. How long do you reckon until a system like chinas SCS is bought to parliament?
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  6850.  @notnothaze  not according to his website
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  6851.  @KingofCrusher not all of the design documents survived. On top of that all the experts and engineers, all the factories and equipment , all the calculations are either gone or outdated. So you’re essentially starting from scratch. That was what the SLS was
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  6852.  @pizzaman5169  you can't win wars on morale. You need morale and up to date firepower. The A-10 is outdated, and the only reason it hasn't been outclassed is the wars the US has fight recently were against a force far weaker
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  6853. ICE have an efficiency of 35%, but petrol carries way more energy per gram, making it more suitable for driving.
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  6854. No. I don't, though it does take a little bit to cook
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  6855. Maybe you should blame the terrorists in your country. At the end of the day, high risk countries are harder to get out of because they are what they are called: high risk.
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  6856. And people worldwide get their visa denied, millions of people apply at the same time, it’s not easy to get in
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  6857. Yeah, giving money to countries won’t stop illegal immigration, nor would it really benefit these countries who are rife with corruption
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  6858. a renee he was not allowed to run. He was caught doing a number of crimes, endangering the public, dangerous driving, speeding. Then resisting arrest.
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  6859. John Ellis there is a large devise between illegal immigrant and a refugee. A Mexican jumping the border is not a refugee. A person over staying there visa is not a refugee. People seeking refuge from war-torn countries are refugees, and if they can prove that they do in fact come from there are protected.
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  6860. Shhhhh
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  6861. And this one does, she can afford food, housing, water, for her and one other! Plus she gets food stamps and Medicaid. For flipping burgers, that’s pretty good. If you could live really well off of every job, people wouldn’t work hard for promotions. As Andrew said, there’s amazon, chick-fil-a, or even management jobs she could go for.
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  6862. It’s maccas
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  6863. Unreal engine is unoptimised and if you design games how Epic recommends in their documentation, your game will run terribly
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  6864. They work basic jobs that require little use if their kind. A monkey could do what they do
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  6865. They didn’t work back then stupid.
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  6866. The house didn’t clean itself
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  6867. They've been the most objective court in a while
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  6868.  @Firgof  facts and history? You mean the fact that there is no right to abortion in the Constitution?
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  6869. They didn’t drop the case. They settled out of court. If Ruben (or his lawyers) thought he had a strong case in proving their innocence they wouldn’t have taken the settlement and would have gone at Roblox
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  6870. He wanted a majority stake
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  6871. Spicy x1 wasn’t that a book?
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  6872. TheKrackenX42 you should be safe on Windows, just don’t download dodgy content (which you probably can’t download on Mac as it’s not compatible) and use Windows defender
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  6873. Explain how those 4 people have made their money because of government
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  6874.  @Holt817  musk gets subsidies, but they are no where near the amount that other car manufacturers have received. It’s not even close. Gates gets money from government contracts because his windows OS is used by millions of government computers. To tax him because of that would be stealing Amazon wouldn’t be as big today if what? Amazon is 100% his idea, he innovated himself and beat his competition without bureaucracy. The same with Facebook.
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  6875. I do y like when the government over regulates and kills competition, but these companies are fair. Being better isn’t the fault of the government
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  6876.  @Holt817  I’m with you, ICE’s shouldn’t be banned. But that hasn’t happened yet, and doesn’t look like it will happen for any least another decade. Just look at Obama’s plan to keep car manufacturers in the US, it essentially gave away money
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  6877.  @Holt817  Microsoft had a anti trust lawsuit against them because they bundled IE for free with windows. Free browsers is something we take for granted nowadays, but back then it was so “unreal” that the us government thought it should intervene.
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  6878.  @Holt817  amazon does kill small business, it turns out that a online delivery service makes brick and mortar stores obsolete- who would have known?! Taxes are a different story. Amazon - after facing significant losses - had outstanding rebates. That means that one year amazon paid 0 corporate tax. Funnily enough, small businesses also pay 0 corporate tax. But amazon pays other taxes, payroll taxes, income taxes, capital gains taxes, state taxes. Where amazon may be helped by bureaucracy us minimum wage increases. Amazon ire’s significantly less staff, so higher wages isn’t an issue for them. The sane cannot be said for their competitors
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  6879.  @Holt817  I agree with your last statement, I just don’t think that these companies are big beneficiaries. Better examples are out there
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  6880. Some people never learned about safe following distances. You should be able to brake in time
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  6881. So we should charge higher sales taxes on people because they make more?
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  6882. Just like any virus you can die without any medical issues... but that’s extremely unlikely and probably won’t happen. People with immune deficiencies, respiratory disorders or are old or young are at a higher risk than most of the population
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  6883. The number of engines doesn’t matter. Starships engines are smaller, they’re going to have more. It’s the cost. SLS costs so much to launch. Estimates put it around $2 billion, some more. The cost was so great that the Europa Clipper satellite that was meant to launch on it was instead launched on Falcon Heavy. They could do that for Artemis, have the astronauts launch to lunar orbit on Falcon Heavy but Congress doesn’t want SLS to look like the big waste it is. And that’s without including development costs.
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  6884. Trucks can only legally carry up to 40 tonnes. Tesla Semi is estimated at around 15 tonnes, against a petrol truck weighs around 10 tonnes. So a reduction in total capacity by 5 tonnes (17%)
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  6885.  @vintageexcellence  less maintenance isn’t a claim, just like electric cars these trucks have far less moving parts and need less frequent maintenance. No spark plugs, fuel injectors, transmission, drive shaft, timing belts, starter motors, pistons, valves. Oil isn’t needed, brake pads don’t need to be changed as often
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  6886.  @vintageexcellence  range extender EVs are interesting for long haul shipping to poorly connected areas. But EVs will dominate short hauls. The range isn’t a big inhibitor, truck drivers already have a mandated amount of time they can drive without break. In the EU they have to have a 45 minute break every 4 hours, in the US it’s every 8. All you need is an EV that can drive for that amount of time.
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  6887. CO2 levels today are higher than any other level in the last 800 000 years
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  6888. What we know is that we are going to high, it could hurt our oceans, our ecosystems - our climates
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  6889. CapriciousBlackBox well with higher levels of CO2, many places around the world will become to arid to sustain life.
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  6890. No
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  6891. It’s obvious that?
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  6892. That does reduce the number of false studies, but it still isn’t perfect
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  6893.  @vivaelpepe4878  yes, companies do profit. But what happens if over time you see huge growth, as more companies abs even the same companies continue to invest.
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  6894. Lol, the top 1% pay more than the bottom 90% combined. Most poeple get more in welfare benefits than they pay in taxes. I'm not saying that's a bad thing - but stop with this "rich eating the poor" narrative. It's not even remotely true.
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  6895. Nvidia getting hit with bad news left right and centre at the start of the year 😂
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  6896. Helen G how can you say this after Iran just bombed our bases and killed these men?
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  6897. The premier acted very quick, I would rather 5 days after 1 case than a month after 100
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  6898. Putin is.
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  6899. Most people drive
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  6900. Roberto Piagentini what does abortion have to do with an invisible man in the sky? I thought it was killing babies?
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  6901. The problem isn’t Brexit, though it doesn’t help. Since the start of the GFC Britain has stagnated, as have much of the EU. Whilst that’s been an insane period of growth for the US.
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  6902. SpaceX is too just too good. They bid too fairly
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  6903. The sun only provides a small force, the laser they will use will easily over power it.
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  6904. Yeah, good rugby player but nowhere near the best taking on the NFL - don’t think that’ll work out. Probably doesn’t bother him though, he likely gets the same just sitting around in some training squad as he would playing rugby.
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  6905. That’s not shorting
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  6906. Lol
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  6907. So it can be gerrymandered?
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  6908. Arber Arberi no, good for them
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  6909. Yeah, I don't have the money to spend on tenderloin
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  6910. People saying we’re going to colonise mars, or make space travel affordable are dreaming.
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  6911. How does trump legitimise hate?
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  6912. VIII Maus so no direct examples?
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  6913. What?
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  6914. Easier? It wouldn't make a smidge of a difference
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  6915. Democrat states are.
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  6916. JamesHLanier honestly don’t know. There’s plenty of openings, at least their would be if illegal immigration didn’t impact legal immigrants trying to start a new life.
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  6917.  @sauveylindsey3378  don’t sit here and pretend like our healthcare system is capitalism. It’s a mess of welfare policies, bureaucracy and lobbying.
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  6918. That same thing could be said about anything. What good does drugs give to society. That’s what we should look at.
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  6919. Under trump, CO2 emissions have continued to drop at an identical rate as Obama - and that is without the radical business harming regulations.
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  6920.  @officialphub1801  i was looking down the comments, and saw bullshit like this. Even if the federal government was building coal power plants (which they aren’t, it’s private businesses), CO2 emissions have still dropped under Trump at the same rate as Obama.
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  6921. Cather Kamala where?
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  6922. Well seeing how many pets get killed for meat, I guess you could say they are treated like pets.
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  6923. Bit late, hear made 100 more
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  6924. Lost me at immigration, terrible idea. The us should choose immigrants based on if they are a improvement or detriment to our culture and society.
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  6925. Autoloaders are reliable enough these days, and are much faster and more reliable than any human loader
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  6926. Found what to be obvious
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  6927. あさみEmoji-lover not really, I would rather our species thrive over anything else Plus meat is delicious
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  6928. あさみEmoji-lover no I meant that us as humans should care for our species first. If that involves killing off another species, or protecting an endangered species so be it.
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  6929. Trenton Quaratino yeah it’s a big problem - literally. To get into the force you have to be at peak human condition, but then it isn’t a requirement. Many police jet themselves go, get up early, grab a Maccas brekky. Many get mental issues from their job, and many don’t get the support. One cop got out of shaped and asked his department if they could build a gun in the station like the fire department down the road, he was denied. Fire fighters are literally paid to sleep, they get their own gym and have a very important but also well supported job. Police don’t get these luxuries and it’s a big problem. Routine testing, and better facilities could make our force more efficient at their job.
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  6930. Well you're right to be sceptical. The patent filed by the company who created the SU-57 puts the Stealth capabilities in line with 4th Gen jets.
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  6931. The US will be receiving their 6th gen fighters before Russia gets to 5th gen.
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  6932. They fixed the previous issues, now they have new issues. This is progress my friend!
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  6933. This is stupid
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  6934. Not at all
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  6935. SpaceX has done a terrible job of that thus far. Instead they’ve saved taxpayers tens of billions on launch and development costs
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  6936.  @Jzuahahkskagafd  so they lack the skills to work in a factory, why not just go back to school? You’re pretty much useless in our modern world without a diploma unless you are clever.
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  6937. 😂
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  6938. No they didn’t
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  6939. Carlos Aparicio which?
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  6940. Louix Griego it said that it’s all up to you if you think it’s worth it. Just don’t buy it.
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  6941. From kilometres away?
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  6942. He’s not
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  6943. Imagine being so fucking stupid you vote for the current Minister of Economy. Argentina needs a new education system obviously
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  6944. Tonytrekdax the average millionaire pays much more of their income as tax than anyone in a lower class.
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  6945. Drunk and passed out in a Wendy’s drive through the night before your daughter’s birthday. The daughter you beat 6 years prior...
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  6946. They way someone behaves during an interrogation isn’t enough to prove guilt, but it can lead the police down the right path. It’s pretty much like a polygraph - but it is employed by the investigator without knowledge by the victim.
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  6947. Those free Robux generators
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  6948. Employees are expenses, they cut away profits
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  6949. Jack Ward what do you mean “not to this degree”?
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  6950. Jack Ward I haven’t seen any issues arise. In fact, I see the lower and middle classes better off now than every before.
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  6951. Jack Ward wages are rising, taxes were being cut, ect. Before covid, America was in the best spot it was. Not just for the rich, the poor have steadily been getting richer over time. How many people had cars, or tiny portable computers in their pocket back in the 1950s? What about tvs. Heck, at that time a radio was a luxury.
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  6952. Jack Ward I say we should cut this wasteful government spending, cut taxes and leave these private businesses with more money to innovate and build jobs.
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  6953. Jack Ward businesses that just store money get left behind. Trump has brought millions of jobs into the us, and cut unemployment. And not only that, he got more people back into the workforce. Under Obama, workforce participation was dropping steadily. Under Trump, workforce participation was increasing... and so was unemployment (unemployment is only measured by those who are willing to be in the work force, so having both a rise in people looking for jobs and drop in unemployment is great). Wages were finally growing, after being rather stagnant for the past few years. Taxes were cut across the board. The only thing trump did badly was spending - but democrats are worse.
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  6954. How do you even quantify that? Are black people right wing now?
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  6955. 8:10 Fat agree
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  6956. SLS has cost $25 billion. SpaceX’s entire R&D spending over its life time is half that. Ie for half the cost of developing SLS, SpaceX developed Falcon 1, Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, Dragon 1 and 2, StarLink and is developing Starship. No, NASA could never
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  6957. Not defund it, just reduce how many people can be eligible. Before COVID there were plans to reduce Medicare and Food Stamps on the unemployed. Remember at that time the US actually had more jobs than unemployed available workers. This was going to be left not only up to the National government but also the states, who could raise and lower it depending on unemployment rates, and poverty - ect. Down to the state level. These programs are America’s biggest expenses
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  6958. Because it wasn’t murder. The worst you could put is negligence
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  6959. Jay Cee Max please don’t ever watch NBC again. They left out the first minute of footage that showed him slow down to not hit the protesters - to then be yanked out and beaten. If he didn’t don’t shoot he would be dead.
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  6960. GodOfCows trades or STEM. Getting a 100k debt for drama and communications is completely your fault.
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  6961. Nah, as an esteemed businessman he wanted to make a loss
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  6962. Maksie0 the reason those laws exist, like any law, is to protect the country’s citizens rights.
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  6963. Maksie0 and why don’t we allow illegal immigrants into our country? Exactly why no other country allows it: it increases illegal trades across the border, it drains our country of resources and it makes it harder for legal immigrants to enter the country.
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  6964. Ben Erwin they would never do it to a black president, and they say you can’t be resist towards whites. Fucking atrocious.
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  6965. Search “CNN”
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  6966.  @TheLumberjack1987  it’s like 40 words, is that too much for you to focus on?
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  6967. wildtwindad a start of an invasion
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  6968. Nobel
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  6969. Automation is really how Humanity progresses.
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  6970. Mate you've never been obviously
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  6971. And?
    1
  6972. Well yeah. Starship will be the first fully reusable rocket ever as well as the largest rocket ever. The Raptor engines on it are the first of its kind.
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  6973.  @treadinglightly-gg9cc you realise SpaceX is the leader in space at the moment? They make up 80% of earth’s launch capacity. They’re the only US company capable of putting people into space and they do so regularly to the ISS. They operate the most reliable rocket of all time. Is that snake oil?
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  6974. Lmao no. Imaginary numbers are just 2d numbers. That are as real as any other math concept
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  6975. What
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  6976. They aren’t underpaid. If anything, they are overpaid.
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  6977. James Alexander i day a 75% vote, if 75% of the population is stupid, then we don’t deserve rights
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  6978. Is that bad? Does it hurt anyone when Jeff Bezos has $200b? No, actually the business he built has considerably improved the world. You don't want to live in 1950s America
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  6979. Who else has made a fully reusable super heavy rocket?
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  6980. To keep who we don’t want out, and protect who we have in
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  6981. You wasted your money
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  6982. Note: this is a supermassive black hole. In smaller black holes you’d spaghettifi before the event horizon
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  6983.  @franciscocz8384  Python is probably the better choice. It’s simpler and has a lot of tools for data analysis. If you really need performance, you can use an extension like Cython.
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  6984. lol what is that comparison.
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  6985. I say a size allowance, like if your huge you buy two seats
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  6986. What do you mean “how could Germany allow a Giga Factory to be built”? Why wouldn’t you allow a company to invest billions into your country, hire tens of thousands of your people and pay loads of taxes?
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  6987. Nothing for poor Americans, except 2 stimulus packages and a wealth of unemployment benefits, payroll tax cuts, ect.
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  6988. They’re bit saying violent crime is a Democrat problem, they’re saying that the awful Democrat mayor. She allowed this to happen in the first place.
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  6989. Art Bell I said that
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  6990. What can he do?
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  6991. Anonymous User no
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  6992. I will say the moderators were pretty poor. I like that they corrected Trump, I think they should have done it more actually. But they should have also corrected Kamala on stuff. Big thing was the questions though. They were very loaded and really didn’t talk about the main thing in voters minds - the economy. Also what did we learn from that debate that we didn’t already know? Neither candidate explained their policy on anything. But yeah Kamala destroyed Trump.
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  6993. Roslyn Hita they are to our economy, and that’s all our fault
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  6994.  @JD-773 why would the US stop this technology if there wasn’t any military application?
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  6995.  @JD-773  your comment said the only reason the US government has let them get so far is because it has a military application. But if it didn’t have a military application, why would they stop it?
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  6996.  @JD-773  yeah I get that all the time
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  6997. Michael seems like he needs a good beating
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  6998. He said that it used to be wrong, until our immune system evolved evolved
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  6999. Police officers are legally allowed to open-fire before their suspect, if they believe he is a threat to them
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  7000. Which makes them suck
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  7001. Barbara Griner why would they let him go, he committed a crime
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  7002. The banter is great 😂
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  7003. Mercedes Benz what country is Trump?
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  7004. To bankrupt the country?
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  7005. Trump 2020.
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  7006.  @NamNguyen-xt4yk yeah lol.
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  7007. Exactly. Idiots blame hedge funds for GME going to shit, but they don’t recognise that GME is a deeply flawed company
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  7008. Tau is a pointless constant.
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  7009. The us wouldn’t be having these issues if they locked down sooner.
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  7010. Against The Grain look at other countries, Australia, New Zealand, or even the US. When lockdowns were instated then the infection rates flattened out. Some even dropped. Now in Australia we can live our normal lives without fear of catching anything, while the US has got more deaths than any other country has infected.
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  7011. For?
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  7012. Can’t wait until you try to teach your children to drive and the car shuts off on a main road
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  7013. And leave Iraq open for attack when they need us? Then show the world we are weak? Undo years of progress? We need to strike and keep in striking, down with Iran!
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  7014. Looks like a warframe rip-off. Most mechanics are the same just not as fleshed out
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  7015. XtremeConditions MLM’s are very similar, and often pyramid schemes disguise themselves as an MLM, but the difference is the thing they sell. Pyramid schemes make the participant pay, with the offers that they will get more money from recruiting others to do the exact same thing. MLM’s sell a product, and when you refer someone to that product you make money. There actually something tangible. Either way both are bad to get into. Some companies use MLM’s as a small bonus, like OneDrives referral bonuses getting you a free 5 gigabytes simply for someone creating a feed account.
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  7016. Tobin Waling maths
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  7017. That's debatable, what isn't debatable is that they are all shit at their job
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  7018. Explain to me how it doesn’t protect small states? Wyoming wouldn’t even get 1 vote if it was done on a per capita basis, but they get 3 votes.
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  7019.  @obiwansherlockclousseau5107  again, how does it not protect small states?
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  7020.  @obiwansherlockclousseau5107  the people in big states getting all the say would lead to mob rule.
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  7021.  @obiwansherlockclousseau5107  why should people in California control everything people in snakier states do?
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  7022.  @obiwansherlockclousseau5107  they would.
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  7023.  @obiwansherlockclousseau5107  they do actually. Every state is run different differently, with differing cost of living, major industries, ect. Places like New York City do not understand or even feel the effects of the laws put on say middle America. I’m a strong advocate for states having more responsibility. Why? Well it gives the people in that state more of a say over how they are governed, and will encourage a sort of “competition” between states. Let’s say California real eases a M4A plan, other states would need to improve their systems as well to keep up. As we have it now, nothing really happens. People who want Medicare for All don’t get it, people who want a free market system don’t get one, it’s not working for anyone.
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  7024.  @obiwansherlockclousseau5107  keep on dreaming
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  7025. Vegan meat? Get outa here.
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  7026. Romi Shah being a businessman of such caliber is perfect for parliament. It means that he has a lot of experience in the economy of his country. It’s definitely not a downfall.
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  7027. This guy is a maniac, shows no remorse. Killed his brother-in-law’s friend for parking on his driveway, something so trivial. He killed, not impulsively, but in a cold planned way.
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  7028. But I like being able to eat food
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  7029.  @zhara596  but the forests were destroyed by the states 5 year plan focusing on agriculture
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  7030. They are not far right views. Far right views are those shared by white supremists and the kkk, who hate blacks, believe that woman shouldn’t vote. Being anti-abortion or having some views on a religious standpoint is not far-right. I am not religious, nor am I far right. I believe that Abortion is murder, unless it is necessary or is the cause of a criminal case (rape, ect). I also would go as far to say people under 21 should be able to access it, regardless of legality. I don’t want to promote premature mothership after all.
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  7031. And show me one video (with an explanation) where they are blatantly lying.
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  7032. And... your proof?
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  7033. Ultimately it was the spinning that killed it not the lack of tiles. It’s OK to have tiles on one side as long as you can orient your ship that way
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  7034. Because in 2016 republicans held the senate. They were going to wait until the election for obvious reasons. If democrats held it in 2016 then they would have gone through with it.
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  7035. Just configure it to whitelist YouTube…
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  7036. I mean they already are stopping. What Australia needs to do is form free trade agreements with countries that support them, and add tariffs to China. There’s up and coming economies in many third world countries, India is one.
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  7037. Jesse as he explained pesticides are also used on organic foods. It’s just “natural” ( a stupid term, doesn’t change the fact they aren’t good) For the price, organic isn’t much better. To stop this, why don’t we reduce the amount of produce thrown away? Did you know one quarter of produce is thrown in the rubbish?
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  7038. This ones doesn’t. Thank go he’s dead
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  7039. Saving 48k a year? That’s pretty good. Learn the stock market and start investing - heck your an accountant
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  7040. It’s more like 83% of the time, but yeah it’s pretty common. But men also are the main domestic abusers in a family, so odk
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  7041. And if they find you, you get thrown in a labour camp for the rest of your life... no thanks
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  7042. Labour unions can’t prevent layoffs.
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  7043. Brayden Haines we’re to small
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  7044. And? When supply drops because you shut down the global economy for a year, and demand increases because you print money for a year - what do you get?
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  7045. I'm so happy I found you through the plain donut
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  7046. Vimeo also banned Shaun Woods What’s happened?
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  7047. I also don’t like the idea of my tax dollars going to give drug adopts more drugs.
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  7048.  @theemperor-wh40k18  oh I agree. But it’s only that much because it’s badly spent. The money is spent killing the supply - which only makes drugs a more lucrative market.
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  7049.  @gwgwgwgwgwgwgwgwgw  yes, sadly.
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  7050. Crane Frost im against these protests. They are dangerous and don’t actually tackle any actual problems. George Floyd’s wasn’t killed by racism, he was killed by an overzealous cop who should have been fired years before.
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  7051. Or better yet, uranium. Isn’t it about 2x more energy dence?
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  7052. Carol Wynter you don’t know what someone is capable of. Running away, jumping into someone’s house and killing them, running behind the house and shooting at the police.
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  7053. It’s a fixed contract. $3 billion is the entire contract to develop and launch HLS. They’re getting great value for money considering it’s probable cost them 4x that to develop their own lander (and that’s a highly optimistic estimate)
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  7054. NA IR Johnson because they use fetal tissue to grow the virus... Sucrose is a sugar, and it is used to stabilise viruses that are frozen. Sucrose is what you have at home to put in your coffee, or to sweeten up a dish. Foods don’t protect you. Eating healthy may allow your body to fight off sickness more effectively, but it’s not going to help much. Vaccines work because it exploits your bodies immune system, by putting a weakened virus in your system the body can fight it off and build up a memory to combat it in the future - without risk of an infection.
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  7055. People realise it was COVID that caused those job losses
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  7056. Lol
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  7057. I mean if millions can protest a non racist police killing, then we can protest lockdowns
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  7058. Donna Whitley no but China isn’t threatening nations fir inquiring. They have already put tariffs on Australia for asking, on NZ... they’ve been at the South China Sea again. It’s the bigger picture. China should be cut off from the world, they’ve grown to large as a dictatorship.
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  7059. They didn’t want it to burst, plus, it’s not you’re ordinary meat sausage
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  7060. Well you’ll be happy next year I guess
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  7061. The most perfect shot would have been through the head
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  7062. Yeah fire him 😂 How will NASA get astronauts to and from the ISS without SpaceX
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  7063. They need an 8 seat vehicle even though they’re only sending 4 astronauts at a time…
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  7064. If you think $3 billion is a lot to develop a rocket, NASA spent 8x that to develop SLS. Not to mention when it is finished Starship will be cheaper to launch and more capable than SLS.
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  7065. What?
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  7066. LoveIn Gaming he shot at them!
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  7067.  @cccmmm1234 on purpose. They chose a path that purposely intersected with the Earth so they could ensure it landed in a safe area in the case of a mishap. They were within 0.1% of orbital velocities
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  7068. T B kkk? No the police enforce laws, not commit genocide dickhead!
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  7069. You wouldn't need 4 chargers per tank because most people will charge at home. You'd most likely need less chargers except along high ways, and this will probably go down as battery technology matures and charging speeds increase. You correctly highlighted how our electricity infrastructure would have to be upgraded. You're ignoring the massive savings from not having to transport fuel everywhere by truck.
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  7070. Toughen up softie, the reason it works is how unbelievable but still relatable it is.
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  7071. David Ronson they wouldn’t be here without us
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  7072. No they weren’t, not the same amount and not the same type. Back then they were just killed off by consumers, we take that a step further by perfecting means of mating and feeding to improve their size and to produce more of them. We don’t kill off livestock.
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  7073. Definitely should have tested merge sort
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  7074. Sometimes dangerous?
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  7075. Only China can manage to be both over regulated and under regulated
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  7076. It’s a left wing policy, and good on you paying for school. By you working you are providing to the economy, if you just hit a free payout you are providing nothing while getting paid for it - that’s hurting the economy
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  7077. The first 3 were phenomenal, they literally shaped the FPS genre.
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  7078. Nah the fog was created by Jewish cloud seeding
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  7079. Supply side economics works.
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  7080. These videos would've been nicer a year and a half ago 😂
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  7081. It will take 15 years to pay off the debt, it will force families to purchase electric vehicles, ect. It’s obvious we need to do something, but this is to far. What we really need is for electricity production to be altered, to promote nuclear and wind energy, not just to tax them increasing prices for us.
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  7082. Ninjas play free
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  7083. Get woke go broke. It’s sad that these 3300 jobs will be lost, but they have a shitty job anyway
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  7084. Mike M so disliking Goodyear is hatred towards America? I must have missed that memo
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  7085. Mike M how is it a consequence? Goodyear banned its workers from voicing their opinion. In particular, banning trumps campaign clothing. What’s more American, the first amendment or Goodyear?
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  7086. Mike M they do? That’s why they ban workers from wearing what they want.
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  7087. Leave. Make a better life for you and your children
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  7088. Fuck off, your a congresswoman - the second you walked your entitled ass in there you were the most safe person in that facility.
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  7089. SpaceX has saved NASA billions
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  7090.  @tomservo5007  NASA literally said that themselves. Commercial Resupply and Commercial Crew alone have saved tens of billions alone.
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  7091. Corners are cut for lives all the time, you don't have infinite resources.
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  7092. Crazy that the people who built the country haven’t much influence?
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  7093. That's the economy telling you to live to a less crowded city
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  7094. What?
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  7095.  @chadkline4268  how does this prove ICBMs are impossible? They very much are
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  7096.  @chadkline4268  All that stuff is inside a reentry vehicle that can withstand the high temperatures
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  7097.  @chadkline4268  they ditch the rocket, only the warhead and some avionics are inside the reentry vehicle. The rocket burns up on reentry you’re correct
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  7098. After Blue Origin made a big stink it was investigated and no corruption was found. Bezos’s lobbyists just lost
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  7099. 3 more days and no more.
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  7100. Self serving lying dopey maggot? You mean the press right? You cannot sit here and defend the children that were nagging at the end there. “Why did you say that to me in particular”. Unprofessional.
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  7101. Simon Digiwiz are we watching the same video? I’m pretty sure it was the reporter asking stupid questions. It’s not productive in the slightest.
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  7102. Max Rockwell does he care, he has the overriding control over an entire country
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  7103. Amit Patel maybe to you, but he’s not even close to being the worst president. He’s done much more than Obama has
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  7104. It was necessary.
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  7105. It’s a rip off of cs as well
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  7106. Sadly other languages exist
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  7107. He’s clearly a genius at running companies, and he is very involved in the major engineering decisions in both companies.
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  7108. FullOilBarrel formula 2 is somewhat the same. I would say it is just as interesting as F1, and instead of money and experience, it’s skilled driving that wins races.
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  7109. What I heard online is it’s more comfortable and less dangerous to have them at the same pressure as on Earth. Orion I believe will be at or near Earth pressures
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  7110. 1. Starship HLS was a cheaper option. NASA estimated it would cost $10 billion to develop a lander on their own, Starship costs $2.7 billion 2. SLS is a disaster. It’s way too expensive, and far behind schedule. It isn’t a great launch vehicle to base Artemis off
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  7111.  @youtubevanced4900  okay? It’s still way too expensive. It costs between $1.5-2 billion to launch it. Also where is this lander coming from?
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  7112. And the democrats have now passed their bill in the house. It: Increases unemployment benefits ($600/week) until the end of the year Forgives off $10k from everyone’s student loans It would pay everyone another $1200 Pretty much, if you’ve got a student loan - you could have your entire loan payed off by the governor for you.
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  7113.  @thecommonsenseconservative5576  look up the “HEROES Act”, essentially another $3 trillion to add to the growing national debt.
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  7114. We make sure to throw slow passes, and keep our backline as flat as possible.
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  7115. Have you been under a rock for the last year? Rioting, looting, record crime rates and THIS is when you want to take guns.
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  7116. First off, it’s two different situations. Secondly no, there is no reports that HE went to Burger King in custody. He was given Burger King in custody, but that’s just so the officers don’t get done for claims of mistreatment.
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  7117. He also was caught after the shooting and wasn’t a treat. He never shot at police. Sean was shooting at police. So he got lit up.
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  7118. naddy evers yeah he got a Burger King meal. They didn’t have food on them, and the closest fast food was Burger King.
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  7119. Mars is going to be hard. I will say it: probably impossible. It not only is about 142x the distance of the moon, our orbits also don’t a-line, and there are countless other reasons why it’s impossible to colonise.
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  7120. To be fair that’s like 4 years of median wage pay in the pom land (excluding taxes) Like hate on the US, at least people get paid better
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  7121. I mean, he was stopping Obamacare which many Texans hate
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  7122. All gun free zones. Come on people! Follow the law. Wait...
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  7123. You get one question, and your question isn’t about what trump is looking to do but it’s just a blatant attack. She’s obviously a great journalist
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  7124. How?
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  7125.  @lewislane1143  1/4 of the spending goes to wages, 1/3 goes to upkeep (maintenance, fuel, supplies). Another 1/4 goes to research, and the rest goes to development and maintaining bases. By cutting our overseas bases, we aren’t actually saving a whole lot. And we will be severely limiting our abilities to respond to threats.
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  7126. Yes, losing your employee to a baby is a risk - but it doesn’t have an actual effect on wages paid. Overall woman will get benefits like maternity leave that men mostly don’t, I don’t see what’s unfair.
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  7127. Or SLS. Or Orion. Or the space suits.
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  7128. Walkable cities either have a low population and are essentially large towns, or they're dense shitholes where getting anywhere with a car is impossible Not my cup of tea
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  7129. What about him
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  7130. Shom Garg no it’s not, but it is fast... if the speeds are true
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  7131. Shom Garg acceleration and speed are different things. It is true what your saying though, as I said, if the promises are correct.
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  7132. cough (Chernobyl) cough
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  7133. Who is he bullying?
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  7134. The media will make up anything. There’s no evidence of that happening, there’s no reason for that to happen. It’s just the dems trying to get the vote. Because the dems are extremely intelligent and think that making Russia the enemy is good for the us
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  7135. The truth is streaming in general is a failure. Twitch still loses money.
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  7136. Yes
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  7137. These tests don’t cost multiple billions of dollars
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  7138.  @neilhiggins350  how’d you go from $100m to $1b?
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  7139. We aren’t terraforming mars anytime soon. We don’t need to though. I agree we should be working on fixing the planet, that doesn’t have to come at the cost of the future of our species
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  7140. The vast majority of indefinitely homeless are mentally ill, yes
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  7141. You're regarded
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  7142. Perhaps it’s because it was a dictatorship?
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  7143. Many campaigns are funded by the rich.
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  7144. Looks pretty clear cut to me
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  7145. Europe subsidising Chinese EVs is the most stupid policy I’ve ever heard
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  7146. If it was marked to them, chances are she sadly already had it. But vaccinate your kids! Keep them alive!
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  7147. GlanderBrondurg imperial is used by one country, time to move on
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  7148.  @joedatuknow pacemakers don’t use radioactive batteries anymore, they use lithium batteries. Besides, no nuclear power source that’s safe to carry on a human would provide enough power for an exosuit.
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  7149. Turkey’s economy is much worse than the other 2.
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  7150. Lisa Sanders yeah he does. And no he’s not a doctor, he’s just a nice guy that has set up multiple charities. He’s a very intelligent person, he founded Microsoft for goodness sake
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  7151. darryl runnels that’s it? So no evidence?
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  7152. Lisa Sanders autism has raised over time mainly due to increased awareness and better testing methods. There is NO evidence linking any autism to vaccines. On another note the Gates foundation has saved millions of lives over the years. His funding has been essential in protecting third world countries from deadly outbreaks of disease.
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  7153. I think it’s a bad thing based on concept. It’s scary how much content is out there that Google purposely hides from the masses But that’s where the web is heading. The majority of content being controlled by a few websites
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  7154. It was called holland back then was it not?
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  7155. kasper Markus Holland as a name wasn’t officially stopped until recently
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  7156. No he said SpaceX was
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  7157. onefoot7 how do?
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  7158. This guy is a maniac, shows no remorse. Killed his brother-in-law’s friend for parking on his driveway, something so trivial. He killed, not impulsively, but in a cold planned way.
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  7159. To prevent a middle eastern war?
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  7160. YouTube policy, they will demonetise you if you cover “dark” topics or swear to much. It’s stupid.
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  7161. You can't really compare to pre WW2, very few countries had a military like we have today - fully armed and training around the clock.
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  7162. To be fair I’d rather listen to AI over this auto tuned slop But yeah with the crappy music, basic melodies, and auto tuned voices it’s like the industry has been conditioning people for this wave of AI
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  7163. It depends on the country where the content was copied
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  7164. ROFL you musk haters are another breed
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  7165.  @leshommesdupilly  I hope you used ChatGPT because if you wrote this yourself that’s quite sad
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  7166. A Biosphere isn’t needed for Mars, nor does SpaceX have to fund it.
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  7167. ZeldaLord or you can buy keys for like $15, never buy directly it’s a rip off
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  7168. ZeldaLord you still save money.
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  7169. Google
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  7170. Yeah we definitely should’ve kept with the Constellation program. Its estimated budget at the time was $400 billion (adjusted for inflation) and it would have ballooned out for sure.
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  7171. The mistake is thinking rearranging the sun wouldn't change the result
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  7172. Thunderf00t is a grifter. SLS is 6 years begins schedule and $12 billion over budget, where’s his video on that?
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  7173. If that happened then all candidates would cater towards the larger states. Why even campaign in Wyoming? America isn’t a democracy. The founding fathers hated democracy, that it created a mob rule. They set up this system to circumvent this mob rule. You cannot have a president decided by the larger states, why even vote in any of the smaller states? The US is a constitutional representative republic. It’s not a democracy
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  7174. Lori Johnson facial recognition cameras where? Maybe China, but not the us. You can’t track peoples phones, not only would that be a big breach of the constitution, figuring out which phone to track with no intel is like finding a needle in a haystack. That’s all without remembering that phone tracking is very limited and that it can be easily toggled.
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  7175. Jesus Christ, you should just get Murdoch to run these panels. Why hire journalists if your just going to regurgitate the thoughts if your billion dollar corporation?
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  7176. Trumps not mentally incompetent.
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  7177. Debra Whitton I mean, aboriginals for at a lower rate than white in prisons. If it was truely racism you would see the opposite
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  7178. Debra Whitton there definitely IS racism. But it’s not a systematic thing that’s complete ridden throughout the system. The statistics don’t lie
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  7179. That’s sad
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  7180. You can easily shoot after being tased.
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  7181. Especially if you’re on drugs
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  7182. What backwards military would arm their soldiers with the shitty guns that citizens have. The military has expensive optics, stocks, select fire, and a number of other things not accessible by civilians.
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  7183. C S777x maybe against other civilians with weak weaponry, but these aren’t military weapons. Sending soldiers into a real battle with these would leave them severely outgunned
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  7184. Ian Pavao why didn’t that say illegal immigrants. Trump isn’t banning legal immigration
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  7185. JamesHLanier the us rejects miilions of visas every year. There would be less if illegal immigration was lower, and that’s a fact. Illegal immigrants make it harder for legal immigrants to enter the country.
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  7186. JamesHLanier but why should the us accept illiterate people into their country. By illiterate I mean lacking the skills required to actually contribute well to a country. But anyway, how does your argument make illegal immigration any better. Oh well I didn’t get my visa, better jump the fence!
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  7187. JamesHLanier yeah they are taking low teir jobs and not paying taxes, example citizens for sure.
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  7188. JamesHLanier and again, not our problem. It is our country not yours to steal from.
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  7189. Ian Pavao it’s the media, what do you expect
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  7190. Suspected... because they didn’t have enough evidence
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  7191. ZIN-URU * they did knock, and they did announce themselves.
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  7192. AnnoDomini19XX did they have sirens on? In the videos I’ve seen they did have the sirens.
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  7193. But it’s not cheap to drop a railway everywhere, there’s a reason people drive long distances in trucks
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  7194. I know, but I’m saying that it’s not cost effective to put trains everywhere.
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  7195. Imagine being pissed because if a trump tweet
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  7196. Locks up children? Loves evil dictators?
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  7197. Lies all the time? I have to say, he’s one politician that i can say has actually done what they said
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  7198. Princewill Chiemelie Nwajide school shootings are extremely rare, and the reason they occur as frequently as they do is because the school has no way to stop on. Give teachers the ability to bring guns to school, lock them up in a gun safe. It would not only deter shooters, but reduce the number dead.
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  7199. Imagine being so sick to your head you think it's funny for someone to die because they're rich.
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  7200. Cris 1275 the Obama administration also has much more people crossing the border and getting deported, so obviously it wasn’t working. You come in on the countries terms, you don’t just come and expect to stay. All illegal immigrants should be recorded and deported, and repeat offences of crossing the border without permission should lead to capital punishment. It’s the only way to put a stop to this
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  7201. Agreed, at a young age. But really is it important to get the flu shot each year?
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  7202. Tuning and slight changes shouldn’t over rule skilled driving. That’s a big issue with F1
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  7203.  @tede1838 Apollo barely worked. It was a great feat but America had no job going to the moon back in the 60s, it was a miracle no one died.
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  7204. Starship HLS will be cheaper, far safer, and far more capable - it’ll take more astronauts to the moons surface, have them stay for longer, bring more payload with them, and not leave anything behind
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  7205.  @herrschaftg35  adjusted for inflation it was over $3 billion
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  7206. Ok, leave
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  7207. https://youtu.be/RGrHF-su9v8 Sheep
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  7208. rohan and the police being walking bullet vests with batons
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  7209. What if they’re faster, stronger or you’re trapped?
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  7210. It’s not like you can buy these things without a license
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  7211. The manufacturer is liable. It’s not complicated, that’s what the law says. And yeah in the future you could just call a taxi, a robotaxi
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  7212. Well if you want a free one that’s good now... warframe
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  7213. Florian G pumps are not very noisy compared to 4 fans. I think it comes down to designing the case around liquid cooling then hoping it doesn’t break on delivery destroying $52k worth of hardware. Not really worth it
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  7214. That’s not true, amusement parks are some of the safest places in the world.
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  7215. No it’s not, amazon just had a lot of tax credits
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  7216. Limit is the same in Australia, road trains are just used for mining
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  7217. No idea, but you wouldn’t paint your house with acrylic
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  7218. It isn’t a waste of money. These rockets are comparatively extremely cheap to build. They already have 4 others ready to launch.
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  7219.  @drmiyu6964  those are NASA numbers. SpaceX builds their rockets to be much cheaper, estimates put the cost of launching a full stack starship at $100 million. That’s far cheaper than the competition and at that price it’s easily possible that the value they get out of the launch is worth it
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  7220. I agree, rapists should get way more time. It should be on par with murder, but you’ll often see them get away with only 5-10 years
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  7221. 26magicman26 no a sport but a game. Like esports.
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  7222.  @lukephilpot5660  AUKUS subs will not be around until ~2040-50. It takes a lot of time to build something like this, so you need to think ahead.
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  7223. There is an iOS app. Multiple actually, but only one has been "certified" by the TOR project. But if you're accessing TOR from an iPhone, you're a fucking idiot.
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  7224. BlueFireJack it’s probably wired into your power box.
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  7225. Good on him fir dodging the draft. No one should fight a war they don’t believe in.
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  7226. SpaceX has become the leader in rockets because of its agile approach.
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  7227. There’s identification, badge numbers and all.
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  7228. They do, in calculus
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  7229. How is it a regressive tax? It only hurts you if you have money sitting in a bank. Poor people don't have money sitting around - so they aren't effected. And smart people invest their money, so they aren't hurt.
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  7230. They are trained to protect and serve. They apprehend wrong doers. They fight crime. They are the last thing from total chaos.
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  7231.  @TruthSeaker-t6q worst one was recommending Silicon Valley Bank a month before its collapse 😂
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  7232. They are held to the same laws we are, and this officer will be charged that way. It’s got nothing to do with trump.
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  7233. There is a sleeper cab version coming, and the seat is in the middle so they could improve aero. But yeah eventually they’ll drive themselves
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  7234. Money is fungible. They aren’t directly financed through borrowing, but they are indirectly. Atleast Medicaid is, SS has a fund propping it up but that will be depleted in a decade
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  7235.  @algodmen  I mean there’s really going to be no choice. There’s not enough money to keep social security at the same pace.
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  7236. No, not everyone on the right denies global warming, they deny the waste of money setting up huge solar power plants would be. Nuclear is definitely the way forward, and if thorium is not to good to be true, we could revolutionise our means of power. That means cheaper, less polluting power.
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  7237. Matycer_cz we are not in the lowest point of CO2 in the atmosphere. And yes the world does cycle CO2, but it’s slow. We are accelerating the rate immensely, too the point that we probably can’t turn back
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  7238. Matycer_cz really??? Yes I know, but before the IR the carbon cycle was balanced. Now that we have industrialised, burning fossil fuels and chopping down trees we no longer have that balance
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  7239. Sure just strap 7 Falcon 9’s on the side. Kinda defeats the whole low cost, highly reliable thing they’re going for
    1
  7240. Greece was a developed country
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  7241. The Nordic countries, which are built off of capitalism?
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  7242. Dunno, but battery technology has been accelerating at a rapid pace. Density and price have come down considerably.
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  7243.  @jamoke123 you don’t feel the damage
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  7244. I must add Alt-Right groups like the KKK. It is important to differentiate or idiots will point them out as being on the right.
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  7245. People who lived on the islands before the British came.
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  7246. NASA has been terribly run for decades.
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  7247. Prabably custom, or something like mathematica
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  7248. You can absolutely challenge someone's character as long as it is related to the argument. Exaggerating facts in order to chase clout can make you an unreliable source
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  7249. Most technology is made in China, it’s cheaper. Much cheaper. But the research is usually done in the US
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  7250. She could absolutely snap back. She just doesn't see the point in wasting that energy
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  7251. No one knows what the hell Trumps going to do.
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  7252. Definitely trumps fault. It obviously has nothing to do with these massive riots that happened a couple of weeks ago. How long do symptoms take to appear? A couple of weeks. It doesn’t take a genius to put 2 and 2 together.
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  7253. Is it possible to access short stocks that don’t have the risk of your broker just forcing you to close your position? Also, it possible for me to lend out my stocks to short sellers to gain some of that premium?
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  7254. Encouraging violence?
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  7255. PRECIISE what?
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  7256. That’s what I’m asking.
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  7257. 90% of comments under this US news video are pushing pro-China talking points, it’s pretty obvious they are bots
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  7258. You mean from trash to potentialy standable
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  7259. Juan Marcano or cells. Like cancer.
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  7260. Maybe you want to be thrown out of your seat
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  7261. What regime?
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  7262. Mussolini?
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  7263. Can’t wait for episode 4 of this trainwreck.
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  7264. Huh?
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  7265. That’s pretty good, save up for ~10 years and invest it in stocks.
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  7266. Emil EM i know
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  7267. Yes.
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  7268. Trillions are spent on welfare every year so I don’t know what you’re on about.
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  7269. Trillions are spent on welfare…
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  7270. So white people never get shot by police. Ever? Yeah this “innocent” kid had almost killed a man hours before in a drive by shooting.
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  7271. Trump does does deserve it. Do you want to know what trump has done that Obama didn’t? Stop wars!
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  7272. You don’t think the light flickering was intentional?
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  7273.  @theofficialmascot  it’s meant to make you feel uncomfortable.
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  7274. Ok?
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  7275. There is no point. There hasn’t been a point of day trading for a while
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  7276. What about the guy frisking you down posted at every 5m? You think you know about border security... smh
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  7277. This is fake news
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  7278. And ICE has an efficiency of 35% The rest is converted to heat so 35% of the energy reaches the wheel (not 10%) An electric engine has an efficiency of 60% If we instead filled a fuel tank up to the weight of a battery, the range would be enormous.
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  7279. It’s pretty obvious that buybacks don’t work for GM. Their stick might go up, but no ones going to invest if your market value is dropping and your stock is overpriced.
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  7280. He can’t
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  7281. So what your saying is we need to start a Rust conference where every single speaker brandishes firearms?
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  7282. I like the idea of countries fighting over who can go to the moon first instead of launching nuclear war
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  7283. SSJ2Pikachu why? It’s stupid
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  7284. Being efficient?
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  7285. It kinda makes sense. Even though you only have 6 bedrooms, your house is so large that you need more bathrooms.
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  7286. Which ones?
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  7287. Nichole Carrasco https://youtu.be/_IN-YmosRME
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  7288. /s
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  7289. There’s a lot of considerations. As Destin said it sounds like a waste of resources, in other words it means than you have to expend more energy to keep the suit inflated like that.
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  7290. BIEJURUN well I would be surprised if it wasn’t
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  7291. SirChuksAlot this is blatantly bad journalism
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  7292. not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  7293. Hi did the dens lose 6 seats... but AOC wasn’t one of them. She’s done nothing in her last 2 years
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  7294. EchZero YT not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  7295. And they weren’t threatening to shoot on account of an armed robbery, they were threatening because the woman looked like she was grabbing for her gun
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  7296. Compared to 9 I would say that it’s an improvement. 2016 is a great example, Hillary has more votes in the larger states, while trump had more votes in the smaller states.
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  7297. Transgenderism, or gender identity disorder is an important issue facing our youth. Every year children are getting deluded by the lack of support their parents give them. I’ve met many tomboys in my life, but one thing that stopped them from transitioning: society said that it’s not acceptable. They are now living happy lives without making poor decisions of their youth. You are the gender you are given when you are conceived, no doctor decided, rather the chromosomes given by your parents. Not only is this disorder leading to increased cases or suicide, but also is endangering to our society. Feel free to share your thoughts. Sorry it’s a bit bulky.
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  7298. They’re the world leader in launch systems.
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  7299. Anon Lite there’s 2 possible states for 256 bits. So it’s 2^256.
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  7300. People like their right to own and bear guns
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  7301. And this can be solved by life threatening riots how?
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  7302. You can drive your makeshift car on a private road Likewise, there's no restrictions to what you can drive on open water
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  7303. It's true though
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  7304. You won’t need that many. You wouldn’t even need 10. If they’re able to reuse Ships then redundancy is built in as long as you have 3 or more tankers
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  7305. Because it’s not his fault that states haven’t taken the right actions to protect its citizens. Trump has offered federal help, even enforced federal agents into cities to protect their citizens. It is however not his main concern to control how states police against rioters.
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  7306. Where the fuck did you hear it’s because of infertility? Citation please?
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  7307. Why do you think she went for a robbery? She gets away with a nice house, money and without the parents.
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  7308. Ruined? It’s definitely more useful to how we use numbers. Not very often you talk about trillions of dollars - but billions and millions you talk about more often.
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  7309. We will.
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  7310. Exactly what it means in any other context
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  7311. Paying teachers more doesn’t solve the problem. The problem I see in the US (from an outsider point of view) is the lack of consistency, and the fact that students graduate with less knowledge than other countries around the world.
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  7312. Halo 5 was terrible, just like anthem. Halo 5 = Anthem
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  7313. A protest must be declared before the event. You can’t just block up roads and call it a protest. Anyway, unlawful assembly might also mean riot, who knows.
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  7314. Lmao what?
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  7315.  @papaaaaaaa2625 SLS’s development budget is $25 billion so far. SpaceX’s R&D spending through its entire existence is half that. Ie for half of SLS’s budget, SpaceX has developed Falcon 1/9/Heavy, Dragon 1/2, StarLink and is now developing Starship.
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  7316. If trump was a massive tech businessman, then yes you could call it that. But he’s not - and there’s real cause for concern with these social media apps
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  7317. denislovesyou trump gave away his business and all of its income to his children just to run the country. He didn’t even need to, as anyone income coming through his hotels isn’t the same as a donation from a foreign entity. He did it because he loves the US. Do you want to know who’s actually corrupt? The Democrat party. Especially Hillary Clinton, who’s foundation has taken in millions from foreign countries. Not individuals, the actual countries government, and a lot of that wasn’t declared to the government as was required. If she was investigated, she would be thrown in jail for extortion herself. That’s also forgetting how the Democrats are trying to subvert the constitution, how they are corrupt and push up specific candidates (like how Bernie was from the start of both 2016 and 2020 purposely neglected by the party).
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  7318. The Elders what about Kevin Spacey, or Brett Kavanaugh? These were huge and caught a lot of traction from me too without any actual evidence
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  7319. Me too is important, but I think people take advantage of it a bit too much
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  7320. At the end he expands p^2 - 1 into (p+1)(p-1). He then showed this on a number line an concluded that it is a multiple of 3 and 8, and this is a multiple of 24. Factorising the quadratic, using FOIL, we get p^2 + p - p - 1. That simplifies to p^2 - 1. So affair we get is that p^2 -1 is a multiple of 3 and 8, and thus it’s a multiple of 24
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  7321. Ok
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  7322. What controversy? Can you elaborate?
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  7323. arvelle4 not trying to be rude, but that might not only be because your black
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  7324. arvelle4 no idea. Though it does sound like racism - but it might not.
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  7325. Doesn’t water boil at lower temperatures at different pressures? In school we’re learning about hydrothermal vents, and how the immense pressure means that it can take over 200 degrees Celsius to boil water. Also it is demonstrated that boiling water a high altitudes (with less pressure) means people cook for longer due to the lower boiling temperatures
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  7326. The physical universe is far more complicated than we know. We can only approximate the truth
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  7327. What's pro police about this video?
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  7328.  @chipshead3079  the title is perfectly fine. What about it is incorrect?
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  7329.  @chipshead3079  you're exhibiting the level of intelligent discourse I expect from people like you
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  7330. It’s a dlc
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  7331. It’s pretty true, corporations use political influence to bring in unfair regulations. That’s why I’m against overly invasive regulation
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  7332. Well it would either erode away, or we would have some records left over
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  7333. A Japanese car having good software 😂
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  7334. COVID-19 is the disease, the virus is called SARS-CoV-2
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  7335. It approaches 0
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  7336. Hey Boomer, you do realise this won’t be used for Earth re-entry right. It will one day, but at the moment it’s just going to be used for the moon landing
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  7337. I’m fine with science grants, but free bike helmets? If you can’t afford a $50 bike helmet then you shouldn’t bike
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  7338. Georgiaporja what? That a black man committed a crime?
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  7339. Georgiaporja English police aren’t even allowed guns or tasers, you fucking morons can’t even keep the most endangered people in your community safe let alone yourselves. And it’s basic protocol, I do believe that if a mounted policeman had arrested someone in the UK, they would do the exact same thing.
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  7340. Fuck yeah I’m anti-Russian
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  7341. BUILDSforDRIVING he killed her then sunk the sub. They found her torso near the beach where he had “dropped her off”, with knife holes in her chest and abdomen to stop gases from causing her to float to the surface, and a metal weight attached to get her to sink to the bottom of the ocean. Guys a maniac and I hope he enjoys every second of his life in prison.
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  7342. How?
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  7343. Only the last couple years has SpaceX spent that much. But yeah, Starship development (including construction of Starbase) has cost around $5 billion according to Elon. Most of that is private
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  7344. Jack Smith and botting
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  7345. There’s a number of ways, vote, petition, or move countries.
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  7346. DeoMachina I’m no, what happened was the Great Depression that left people around the world without a job and the economy destroyed. Which is a perfect time for a fascist leader to fans over, and have no one to stand up to them. Luckily no economic depression has or every will happen again
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  7347. DeoMachina as bad as the Great Depression, no there hasn’t.
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  7348. PuddyCat there are a lot of footballs. Rugby, soccer, AFL, ect are all a form of “football”
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  7349. PuddyCat it’s a form of football.
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  7350. Because Saturn V launched a tiny little Lunar module, Starship is absolutely massive.
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  7351. EmmittBrownBTTF1 at the time it was about beating Russia, not really about the economy. But whatever you say you soyboy.
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  7352. Sky news Australia
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  7353. We have this debate about Medicare for all, and ACA. The divide is so great around the country - why not leave that power to the states. Californians can do their own healthcare plan, and Texans their own healthcare plan.
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  7354. Go with Ryzen, the 3950X is both faster and cheaper. Though I would wait until Nvidia releases their 3000 series GPU’s
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  7355. He gets the same amount whether it explodes or not
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  7356.  @DrWhom  says who? Starship isn’t just being funded by NASA. Actually NASA is a small part of the total made up of government and private contracts, StarLink contracts and SpaceX’s funding itself. This is the future of SpaceX right here, in 10 years they will be launching everything on Starship. Funding isn’t an issue.
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  7357. China gunned down protesters on the street.
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  7358.  @i.p.7687  so socialism can’t survive without a wealthy capitalist nation trading with them?
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  7359. Exactly what? Starship and the Shuttle are nothing alike - not in their goals, not in their capabilities, not in their development
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  7360. Water vapour.
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  7361. Travis Catero mass shootings account for 0.00004% of annual us deaths.
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  7362. Swordsman Gallade haha, no.
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  7363. Being friendly with Russia isn’t bad.
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  7364. The Buran was just a copy of the Space Shuttle
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  7365. Mmh Mounib thank god he’s paying for it, I don’t want my taxes going to a dumbass like this kid
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  7366. Matt manning you can have asthma but still play sport. Even mild asthma will mean you can’t join the military at all
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  7367. The real question is why people live off of a garbage mountain that catches on fire
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  7368. I don’t see the problem, setting up a fast network in a time that many are stuck at home using the internet more than ever
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  7369. No, Saturn V could only take 140t. Officially Starships capacity will be 100-150t, so it isn’t finalised. And importantly that is fully reusable, expendable will be able to do higher capacities.
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  7370. China’s firewall isn’t perfect. It’s extremely open and can easily be overcome with a VPN. The thing that is perfect is how they have engineered their credit system to hurt those that try to bypass these restrictions, those who speak against the government, those who associate with those who speak against the government
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  7371. Imagine if you guys had freedom of speech
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  7372. Jeff Jeff Coins they are working on renewables, but China still has its eyes on coal.
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  7373. Jim K lucky
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  7374. Electrician and welders are service providers…
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  7375. So what could have been done
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  7376. Private investors and foreign governments. It’s created through government bonds. The government could just print truckloads of money and pay it off, but our dollar would be worth nothing. No business would invest in Australia, no one would take out bonds.
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  7377. KIHYEON LEE I mean setting fires isn’t an American thing...
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  7378. You get paid what you're worth.
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  7379.  @ClockworkGearhead  corporations often pay better than an "honest employer". But regardless no, you're paid what your worth. You're worth as much as it would cost to replace you. Supply and demand. If you're in a high demand field with not many available workers (such as a doctor), you'll earn crazy money. If you are in a job that can literally be done by anyone (such as a McDonald's employee) then you'll earn not so much.
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  7380. Less precise than what? A 1C temperature difference is almost imperceivable and of your measuring incredibly precise values you'd have to use decimals regardless of Fahrenheit or Celsius
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  7381. Is this a non biased CNN video? Oh, it was before he won the primaries, I guess they didn’t think he really had a chance
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  7382. richard luzon but Iran started it you blind sheep
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  7383. What? His views are 100% right. Are you ok?
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  7384. If you pass the ball back and the ball bounces forwards, it's not a knock in because the initial pass is back It's one of those edge cases that's not in the books explicitly, but is implied. Law 11.3 says a player cannot intentionally knock the ball forward. He knocked it backwards and even though it bounced forward it isn't a knock on.
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  7385. What has trump done wrong in terms of immigration?
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  7386. My question first
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  7387. My cat runs into walks at full sprint, doesn’t even shake it off. They are extremely resilient, much like a bug is resilient because it is smaller and makes less force while still being strong
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  7388. Trumps rallies? What about the antifa raids around the election? Smashing up cars, burning buildings.
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  7389. It’s pretty sad, but that’s war
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  7390. EL.MAS.BUSCADO no hes no where near.
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  7391.  @JoeOvercoat  SpaceX is currently the best launch company in the world. Not realising that shows your ignorance
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  7392.  @speedrunner9907  SLS is the world’s best money burner. SpaceX is actually really bad at it, they’ve cut prices so low that traditional launch providers like ULA are nearing bankruptcy
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  7393.  @illarionbykov7401  Russia hasn’t been a contender since the fall of the USSR. Today they barely make double digits in launch numbers, and their new rockets are still in development as they have been for 30 years
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  7394.  @illarionbykov7401  the Dnepr and Strela are repurposed ICBMs. Is that how low we’re sinking to claim Russia is at all a competitor in this space race despite launching 1/15th the rockets that the US does?
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  7395.  @illarionbykov7401  btw the rocket I was referencing was the Angara A5, which took almost 30 years from starting development in 1997 to launching its first payload just a month ago.
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  7396.  @ConsciousExpression  Falcon 9 is the world’s most reliable rocket, with a 99.5% success rate and over 300 successful missions in a row. And SpaceX is on track this year to launch 90% of the world’s mass to orbit But it’s not just that SpaceX is great, which they are. Russia just sucks. China is a real competitor, landing things on the moon, building new space stations. Russia isn’t even trying.
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  7397. She dead
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  7398. And more will die from stupid mistakes, don’t do crime if you can’t take the consequences
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  7399. John Dickinson there’s no “true death rate” the mortality rate is over 2%. There’s been more deaths in the last 6 months than the flu kills in a average year, and that’s remembering that this is a new disease and there are huge worldwide lockdowns
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  7400. John Dickinson and no they don’t, I believe the reason is to flatten the curve, keep the cases low to not overburden hospitals.
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  7401. This is not an rpg, it’s a looter shooter, and a bad one at that
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  7402. Who’s going to go after him? Everyone in power in NK is as corrupt as he is
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  7403. Depends on the drug
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  7404. Not really a review than a rant
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  7405.  @EB-ss3or really? One of the most insightful? 😂
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  7406.  @EB-ss3or  the original comment never mentions satellite internet.
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  7407. How does a kid just accidentally enter a private island?
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  7408. Im sure he doesn’t want to be arrested more likely
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  7409. Nina Phinongram by pushing back crowds? Police warn these people to move away, and throw detergents into the crowds.
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  7410. Yeah because every job can be done from home.
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  7411. As much as I can tell, when they land a rocket they scrap most of it.
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  7412. And us sky news... what happened in the uk?
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  7413. How?
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  7414. Ok
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  7415. Very slow. As time goes on the inflation will approach 0 as each coin is less and less valuable. It’s <1% per year, far below the 2-3% governments aim for, or the 6% achieved in 2020
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  7416. Better transport is really not that expensive. Most government money actually goes to funding welfare programs which is a drag on the economy.
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  7417. That’s just not true. As said in the video, budget airlines get larger profit margins.
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  7418. I love how people say the rich don’t pay taxes, like the top 10% don’t pay 70% of all taxes. Btw, top 10% means anyone over ~$90k a year. It’s achievable by anyone with the skills.
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  7419. I agree
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  7420. Charlie, you realise some watches go for millions right? Definitely one of the most important things to keep behind a safe.
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  7421. Bernie lives off of taxpayers
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  7422. Isis is also a idea... but we call then terrorists for the actions under that name. Antifa is a terrorist organisation, they fit every part of the description. Sure - they may not fly planes into buildings. But their damage to our society is much worse.
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  7423. Arming teachers will do.
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  7424. A phone can’t get a detailed mapping of your house… yet.
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  7425. I believe the way to put it: he’s trying to make good relations with Russia. It’s in the US’s best interest. Russia is THE biggest in the nuclear arms race. We wouldn’t stand a chance against a nuclear attack from Russia.
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  7426. Yeah. Rick probably didn’t include them because they’re still touring
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  7427. Lmao. Businesses make more money being efficient.
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  7428.  @skypirate6370  trains don’t directly connect to stores and warehouses
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  7429.  @skypirate6370  trucks have a significant advantage in short haul trips (<150mi), being cheaper, faster and more flexible (going directly to the store)
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  7430. Like?
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  7431. Why
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  7432.  @robertmcaree7016  how?
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  7433.  @robertmcaree7016  what refusal?
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  7434.  @robertmcaree7016  constitutionally mandated subpoenas... what? Using department of defence spending to defend the southern border... But no matter how you put it, it’s better than using the money to bomb civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan like Obama.
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  7435.  @robertmcaree7016  it was illegal for some funding, not all. Of it was illegal for all funding - they wouldn’t still be building the wall. Obama didn’t inherit wars. Iraq was finished. Obama declared war on Afghanistan, leaving Isis in Iraq to build up power in an Area the size of Texas. I agree, those wars were stupid and wasteful - that’s why I’m happy that Trump has been the first president for 3 decades to not declare war.
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  7436.  @robertmcaree7016  it was Obama’s strategy that let Isis build up so powerful in the first place.
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  7437. Constellation was really the only other attempt. A report came out that it would run way over budget and wouldn’t land people on the moon for 25 years. Many parts from Constellation was scrapped or repurposed into SLS and Artemis. Artemis plans on getting people to the moon for 1/4th the price and less than half the time.
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  7438. So his plan is to force us to all drive an extremely expensive electric vehicle? Which are prone to exploding when punctured, and way a lot more? I bet his plans are to set up solar panel farms, which are extremely expensive and emit pollution themselves - people always fear nuclear power but it is the future. It is safe and clean, and extremely cheap in the long run.
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  7439. Still that instant torque is something of a dream
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  7440. Trump has slowed job loss overseas, and has actually brought a lot back to the us. NAFTA, which Joe votes for and didn’t repeal as Vice President, killed hundreds of thousands of American jobs. Trump replaced it with the far better USMCA,
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  7441.  @jsebby2284  the fact that it’s awfully inconsistent, and tends to favour those who have money and go to a wealthy school over those you are intelligent.
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  7442. They have so many sports that just aren’t popular.
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  7443. That’s called a black hole
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  7444. I just asked who the worst person in the US was, and it decided it was Trump. ChatGPT wouldn’t even give me an answer
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  7445. kris har he attacked the officer, stole his taser then shot the other officer with his stolen taser. But forget all that
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  7446. Liberals don’t
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  7447. EchoASMR normal sushi doesn’t contain raw fish, it’s usually a side dish. And any raw fish that has been refrigerated properly is pretty much 100% safe to eat
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  7448. Probably all Western countries.
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  7449. Halo wars 2 was great. The cutscenes were beautiful and the multiplayer was great
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  7450. Teaching standing waves in 1 minute, quite the feat
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  7451.  @ianvera4299  I said that
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  7452.  @ianvera4299  yes, the most brain dead. Only people left are brain dead would vote for AOC - the least productive representative in the house. Not only is she not productive, her record is awful. In NY, she campaigned against amazon building their headquarters- killing 25000 new high paying executive jobs from entering NY. She wrote the terrible Green New Deal, that is essentially a mild form of socialism. She threatens our country and our economy, abs she’s got the support of idiots to propel her forward.
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  7453.  @ianvera4299  yes she is, her green new deal is a threat to our country.
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  7454.  @ianvera4299  are we talking about extremists here? No, we are talking about policy. A small group of people being let into congress won’t destroy the country like the Green New Deal would. And why is THIS a riot, but the ones done by BLM “mostly peaceful protests”. Both should he labeled riots, but the people on the left are so up themselves that they couldn’t dare call BLM riots “real riots”.
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  7455. Well, he’s right about the thermal explosion not being 4MT, not even 1 MT
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  7456. By whom is it considered a flawed democracy? China? Russia?
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  7457. Ahh yes, UK. The pioneers of democracy. Yet they still live under a monarchy. Where does the royal family get their money again? That’s right, the taxpayers. What a joke.
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  7458. What a useless and niche product, just throw out your chicken! You don’t see Gordon Ramsey whipping out this tube of water
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  7459. Self Driving can’t charge itself, which it had to do on its trip. It also isn’t great at parking exactly where you want it yet
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  7460. With NASA’s record of they started now they wouldn’t have a lander until 2040
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  7461. Plenty. One interesting piece of research was printing organs in space. Weightlessness makes it possible to accurately shape complex parts of the organ.
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  7462. Because they aren’t needed.
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  7463. I think its Kim showing the world he can make his puppets do whatever he wants
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  7464. The EU didn’t stop wars. The nuclear bombs that are aimed at every country in the world did.
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  7465. Um yeah. Why would they pass up the opportunity to tell their side of the story to the president. 1 on 1.
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  7466. It's either austerity measures or a 4th default in 20 years.
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  7467. ozzyleo tbh if your getting a tv this expensive it’s probably a good chance you will get an external speaker
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  7468. Because Congress forced NASA to use SLS. It does have some benefits. It is the only capsule that can take people to Lunar Orbit where the new Gateway Space Station will be. In the future that could be done by Starship, which could take people to and from Lunar orbit without refuelling - like they’re doing with dearMoon. But it’ll be a while until that capability is ready.
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  7469.  @ifldiscovery8500  what’s your point? I said in the future, obviously when it is capable of doing what SLS does.
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  7470. Dehalo
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  7471. Not very precise. On the Celsius scale 0 is the freezing point of water and 100 is the boiling. If you need precise measurements decimals, but rarely do you need more than the whole number.
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  7472. This isn’t based off of discrimination. This law was passed because someone saw a lack of a certain group. It wasn’t taken into account life choices and the intelligence of applicants, just that there wasn’t enough blacks.
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  7473. It’s not that it does track you (though it probably does) but that we have no way of verifying it doesn’t. Also even without a profit incentive, governments would pressure companies to store data.
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  7474. @Belson Keating you must be a bok supporter, because everyone else agrees that it wasn't a yellow
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  7475. Shorting isn't just about the highs, but the lows. Without shorting, market volatility would become more detrimental. Shorts provide a necessary buying force during a market downturn. Let's say company A has a big controversy, which hurts investor confidence. All of a sudden, investors will start selling their positions and without any substantial buying force the price will continue to fall lower and lower. There are other benefits, but the essense behind it is making money off of bad companies. Gamestop doesn't deserve to survive, they are behind the times. That's why they were shorting so much.
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  7476. The us will see a slow decline, not a quick default like Greece.
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  7477. Mike Hawk he will get what it was. Either 3rd or 2nd degree murder.
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  7478. I like that criteria
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  7479. If you stand for gun control, you don’t get your guns
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  7480. People don't want to live in shoeboxes.
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  7481. Definition of terrorism: a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims Antica is an organisation that does exactly that. White nationalists, as awful as they are, already don’t burn down buildings, shoot police officers and attack people for not sharing their views. To be honest it seems a lot like fascism to me.
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  7482. A whole carrier fleet would easily take out the Japanese without jets. They would be able to ambush the Japanese with their much better radar
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  7483. It’s a federal crime
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  7484. Can the emus liberate us from the government?
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  7485. The rest are lazy/wasteful
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  7486. The way humans learn is fundamentally different. We can read something and instantly memorise and understand it. AI would need thousands of different texts to properly have that same meaning embedded in the weights of the AI. They think it’s okay because they’ll just use AI to generate more data to feed as a continuous loop but I feel like we need a fundamentally different approach.
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  7487. Chris L see ya then
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  7488. No, every car has energy loss. There is always some that is lost. Most of the energy is lost at the power station. The huge battery no matter where you put it, puts a strain on the engine.
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  7489. BlurpGooDiJabba my point exactly. I said in my first comment that there is loss. Most power loss will occur at a power station.
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  7490. LiDAR is absolutely not needed. If you see these systems, the biggest problem they face isn’t detecting what’s around them - it’s figuring out what to do.
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  7491. 2?
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  7492. Fukushima and Chunobyl
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  7493. No shit they’re corrupted.
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  7494. By?
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  7495.  @bluemental325  poverty rate around the world has been falling. Look at the internet, an American invention. It’s revolutionised our world
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  7496. Emo Kid probably bit, they’re in India
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  7497. Hides their shit lighting and camera skills
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  7498. The solution is the free market. Tesla has made huge strides in EVs, and their next move should be to make them cheaper.
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  7499. Shawn Riese not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  7500. Yeah. These rockets are cheap, that’s why they can afford to test them. It cost $4 billion to launch the SLS, Starship costs a tiny fraction of that
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  7501. So tell me genius, what could trump have done.
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  7502. DOWN WITH IRAN, killing our soldiers. Time to take down their military and bring peace to the lands. Iran has gone on long enough.
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  7503. You'll notice this only happens in countries that have irresponsibly managed their currency.
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  7504. You can’t just say ‘imagine if he were black’. Each situation is different, and each cop handles each situation differently. 99% of cops aren’t racist. They are payed 37k a year to work the most dangerous job in America, and what do you do to commemorate the lives they save? You call them all racist. If you can shower one video of an actually racist cop, I might change my mind. I have only seen about 2, and even then it’s iffy.
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  7505. Saudi Arabia could be a superpower. Thankfully they waste their money on bullshit like this
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  7506. There would be a massive demand. Who the hell wouldn’t want a car that can drive for them?
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  7507. Pupet?
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  7508. Good. Democracy is a sham, it chooses the most popular not most competent. It’s good because it prevents tyranny, but it isn’t a good way to run an economy.
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  7509. longmayshereign • no one thinks it’s for fun, the thing is it drains our country of resources and very minimal comes back.
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  7510. I wouldn’t say completely, but I do support his idea on keeping illegal aliens out
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  7511. longmayshereign • Alien: belonging to a foreign country
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  7512. Perhaps because she can’t answer? She denied answering many questions because it is illegal for her to answer on specific court stances.
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  7513. They do. World best weight lifter lives on a ~12 000 kJ meat heavy diet to fuel his body
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  7514. Because the original suits are bad
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  7515. Hahahaha.
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  7516. go away maybe if he didn’t shoot he would be dead. Anyway he said “looks like it’s going to be a closed casket homie”. It’s completely in his rights to say that.
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  7517. It’s called effective tax rate, yes he’s in a high bracket but a lot of his income is in lower tax brackets If he was filing an individual tax return with an income of $1M, he would pay much more, probably 50% more
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  7518. So they’re quickly trying to rebuild their nuclear deterrent because they’ve let their capabilities decline over the past few decades
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  7519. Australia is a continent, Oceania is just the islands south east of Asia (Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia
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  7520. Ilya Popov what about it?
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  7521. Kristian O. And no one payed it
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  7522. English
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  7523. bianca brown I’m not
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  7524. Sharks have to go hunt it
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  7525. Or people could take initiative and learn it themselves.
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  7526. What do you think. Poor white people aren't the most accepting
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  7527. Thomas Dickensheets the entire thing flew into the air
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  7528. Because you can’t just go down to your local shipping mall and purchase a large knife... Australia’s gun deaths were dropping at a identical rate before and after the gun buyback. In fact more citizens own guns now than they did before that ban. The only effect that gun ban had on Australia - which had a homicides rate much lower than the US, was take away the citizens only way of stopping a tyrannical government.
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  7529. Can John wick stop talking over their speech please
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  7530. The government is inefficient and doesn’t care about its people?
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  7531. That’s a shock!
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  7532. Tero Känsäkangas a steam explosion would not be the same as a 1 MT of TNT
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  7533. Imagine making a video game that’s so bad your fiancé leaves you.
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  7534. NASA isn’t the reason the US is becoming a shithole.
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  7535. They make more by investing it
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  7536. For not charging innocent cops with a murder they didn’t commit?
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  7537. It’s a monitor. And yeah I’m pretty sure any screen can be used
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  7538. Starship V3 in its expendable form plans on launching almost as much mass as Sea Dragon was planned to.
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  7539. 30 million riders ride that ride, 4 died.
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  7540. Regressive taxes are bad, so is a wealth tax. And compared to many other countries, the US is quite progressive. Taxes for the lower-class are very low in the US, while other countries like the UK will jump to 40% at just 50k pounds (69k USD). That's without considering their massive payroll tax. It isn't perfect, but it is up their as one of the best.
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  7541. You can evade any tracker that anyone puts on you. Simply using a VPN will do the trick, but also using programs like TOR can hide your information.
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  7542. No one won or lost. It was settled out of court. Charlie is once again an idiot when it comes to law, and he’s narrow mind blindly supports one party over another
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  7543. Sumayya Essack if the Indians set up a constitution and built a civilised community, maybe so
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  7544. Sumayya Essack the definition of civilised: at an advanced stage of social and cultural development They were not at an advanced stage of social development, that intends that they have a complex social hierarchy. They were still tribal at the end of the day.
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  7545. Sumayya Essack I guess you could say that hygiene was bad back then, but atleast Europeans had the intelligence to colonise the world. Native civilisation wasn’t at that stage at the time.
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  7546. Sumayya Essack the Indians didn’t even have guns! How were they as advanced as Europeans.
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  7547. Last one was honestly ugly, especially from behind.
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  7548. If you weren’t held in by your restring you’ would be dead, no one has the strength to hold on to the ride with the crazy negative G-forces. The lady died because she was way to large for the rides restraints, and at the drop she slipped through. It didn’t come loose to many accounts
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  7549. You sound like the Venezuelan president
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  7550. The pope lives in luxury
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  7551. Iran attacked them us embassy and started all of this, ripping apart ties be putting American residents in Iran at risk. Trump doesn’t want to start a war, but it’s his duty to protect the US, their troops and citizens wherever they lay be.
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  7552. $760 billion in the military is tiny compared to his plans for education, healthcare and the green new deal. All in all his plans would cost the us over $100 trillion in the next 10 years - 5x more than the US GDP!
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  7553. Socialism is on the path to communism. A true socialist society is inevitably going to become communist, it’s just human nature
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  7554.  @benrockefeller6334 that doesn’t make it any less of a liability, just that Russia will put a lot of resources to defending it
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  7555. We do, and scientists can account for those differences. It is still 100% better than not testing at all - or god forbid risk the lives of humans testing drugs we have no data on
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  7556. The cubing Chicken a BMI of: <18.5 is Underweight Between 18.5 and 25 is Healthy Between 25 and 30 is Overweight >30 is Obese You are healthy
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  7557. Good on them, even with our massive military spending the US is still number one in medical research. However nothing’s more important than national security.
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  7558. I think that the facial recognition in China, Singapore and many other places is something we dont need in this country
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  7559. rvpstudioscanada it’s really not
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  7560. You mean the corporations get tax breaks, billionaires still have to pay their 37% income tax
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  7561. Meaghann Fuller that’s without any weights, people are heavy (especially compared to the raft) and it’s about balancing the weight so they crest the hill without leaving the ground. Witnesses say that the raft that killed the boy wasn’t heavy enough, with the combined weight under the limit of 400lbs
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  7562. It’s not like you didn’t have an entire year to get back to Australia. You wait until there’s a massive virus outbreak. Fucking idiots.
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  7563. The democrats want control, threats any they will pack the courts. ACB was very clear that, constitutionally, she can’t answer that question. She cannot express her opinions about court decisions by law. It’s not political - in fact she is abiding by the law and keeping it as non-political as possible
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  7564. I’m sorry but Mac is awful. Only good thing they had going for it was Apple Silicon
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  7565. Same happened last election
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  7566. Seeing as the WHO is owned by every country in the UN, no ones profiting
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  7567. Kase Abernathy 6.6% can be explained other ways like they explained. For example, flexibility, skill, ect. Call me sexist, it’s proven that meh are more flexible and work harder - it can be drawn down to our culture and basic biology.
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  7568. Maybe you should look up the real definition of fascism. A constitutional republic couldn’t be further from fascism
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  7569. Craig Bigelow China’s a one party republic, and it does have a constitution. But they are not a constitutional republic. A constitutional republic is a country where the head of state is a democratically appointed president, rather than a dictator or monarch.
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  7570. Craig Bigelow having a constitution and being a republic aren’t the basis of a constitutional republic. A real constitutional republic is a democracy, not a authoritarian regime like China
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  7571. Craig Bigelow Nazis are also fascist. I am not getting mixed up with Nazis. Corporate welfare is not a Trump idea. Obama did it. Bush did it. Clinton did it. It’s fine to provide monetary assistance (in terms of a federal loan that will be paid back) to make sure that these corporations that employ millions of people across America, and provide billions in taxes stay afloat.
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  7572. Craig Bigelow it’s not even an American idea. Countries all over the world provide bailouts to local businesses.
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  7573. Craig Bigelow very highly in debt, around $26 trillion I think. The us needs to rebuild its economy, and cut spending. It’s the only way. Don’t know how that has to do with democracy though
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  7574. 10:45 You return { hashedAPIKey, apiKey } 10:55 You store the returned value into { apiKey, hashedAPIKey }
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  7575. There’s probably some out there.
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  7576. Nowhere near
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  7577. What? Link please
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  7578. David Cobb I know some people that would take that money straight to their dealer
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  7579. And democracy is the friend of mob rule? So what? The us is a constitutional republic. It’s democratic, but not completely. And that’s both intentional and a good thing
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  7580. Tagman Gangsta I’m pretty sure the levels of radiation are safe around the parts he went
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  7581. The pay doesnt
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  7582. 💥 Booooom! 💥
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  7583. Maybe it should be up to the candidate to push their campaign that will get voters instead of asking voters at each turn. What happens during the presidency, is the president going to start putting out referendums for every bill they try to pass. At that point America should just become a true democracy
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  7584. What's wrong?
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  7585.  @rhainerdotov9535  well you don't need to work multiple jobs to afford a house. These people work multiple jobs because they want to get ahead
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  7586. Refinance 😂
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  7587. Montreal was still in debt 30 years after the olympics finished. Definitely not a success.
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  7588. When Elon must was CEO of Tesla, it became the worlds biggest car manufacturer
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  7589. We come into constant to radiation all the time, in a sense its not as bad as you think. But yes it’s not safe
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  7590. No, but news max definitely
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  7591. If resisability didn’t save money, SpaceX wouldn’t be able to undercut every other company, nor would those companies be trying to replicate it for themselves.
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  7592. Fuel isn’t expensive though. It costs around $500k to refuel a Falcon 9 compared to its launch price of $62m
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  7593. Okay but we’re very early into these generative AI models. Transformers, the algorithm that all these models are based on, was only developed 9 years ago. These chatbots are incredibly primitive The great thing about these over traditional programs is they’re capable of improving exponentially.
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  7594. *7 years ago
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  7595. Hawk Daddy it’s not a ploy to take trump out of presidency.
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  7596. It’s more that the media milks things like that and spreads fear in gullible listeners to entice them to watch. That’s why news is such bullshit, it’s more about using fear and political agendas to entice watchers than well researched content.
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  7597. Hawk Daddy I don’t mind. Not a fan of his presidency which is a shame in the light of big headed Bernie and his “genius” plans of putting America 13 trillion dollars in debt, while removing our rights.
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  7598. Kenny Bell probably swap like in formula e
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  7599. psimac putting pointless details isn’t worth the extra premium, nor is this modular system better. For the size a Mac Pro takes up, it should be able to fit way more hardware in it than (just) 4GPUs. Their laptops are amazing on the build quality, but the actual value of the hardware isn’t worth it in my opinion
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  7600. Jesus, my Xbox looks better, and it’s only like $200
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  7601. I can get 1080p, or if I had an x 4k. I’m not arguing that console is better.
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  7602. Blame the players. They know what they can and can’t do. You’re going to have stoppages when players are always offside, not releasing, ect.
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  7603. “Elon is a literal nazi bro”
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  7604. Mr Quince it crafted and 3 passengers had to be amputated and a 4th was severely injured. The rest got off with minor injuries
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  7605. Revolood nah, just let them brute force it. I’m sure they’ll get there
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  7606. Jack671975 yep for $3990 it shits on the Xeon processors.
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  7607. That’s the tv trying to not have the “sliding effect”
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  7608. G erman C arrasco tasers aren’t made to give irreversible damage
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  7609. Well hopefully things improve. Lithium batteries are pretty terrible atm.
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  7610. John H they don’t use much electricity. Lithium batteries are one of the biggest drawbacks to our electrical grid. They are expensive and don’t hold much, are prone to overheating and can easily explode. Your car uses a considerably bigger amount of electricity than your laptop or tv remote. A stupid comparison.
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  7611. China,
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  7612. He got $300 000?! Damn, that’s almost $200 billion.
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  7613. Doug A it was an investment. I’m doubtful it was necessary, as he only was a online bookstore. But sure, write off his hard work and success because his family wasn’t financially unstable. He can’t from a middle class household, now he’s the richest man in the world. He should be inspiring, but sadly people prefer to pity their lack of action.
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  7614. Judy your only argument is that is defending our right is lame?
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  7615. Joao Carnio the iss cost over 100 billion and is the most expensive man-made object. It is quite small, but the cost of transport and seeling cost billions
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  7616. GarbageTM lucky
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  7617. As you sit in front of a computer or phone brought in through capitalism’s innovation
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  7618. Thank the people not using adblock for subsidising those who do
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  7619. Ok now you’re just making up shit What law has YouTube broken?
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  7620.  @LinkTheFusky  they can remove any content on their website for any reason, so they didn’t break a law doing that. And in the case of copyright claims if they don’t take the video down in a timely manner they can be legally liable to the claimant. Just stop talking shit.
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  7621. Regardless of whether you prove it or not, YouTube still has the right to remove your video. They aren’t even apart of the lawsuit
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  7622. They call it socialism
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  7623. Gabby Tran Elon isn’t that rich.
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  7624. Yeah it just takes inputs, it doesn’t output them to anything.
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  7625. The police were pushing the crowd back and were shooting pepper bullets, this guy shot at police and was shot back. Wait for the full investigation before making up your mind
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  7626. L G it was precautionary. There was no body cam. But we can clearly see here that he had drawn his weapon and supposedly fired at police. There’s a good reason the body cam was off, it was a riot so having your body cam wasn’t very important. Plus having it in for multiple hours would probably be a hassle.
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  7627. L G but the investigation isn’t even completed. If they believed he did it they would have arrested him. As I said, it’s precautionary.
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  7628. L G if the investigation finished and they found him guilty it would look awful if they didn’t fire him earlier. However I don’t think he is just from the evidence I’ve seen.
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  7629. Sheila Stewart watch the evidence. He is shown pointing his gun moments before he was shot. A criminal investigation is going into this - and if you think there will be a cover up you forget what these protests are about. The police aren’t against these protests or their message. They too want peace within their communities. If they didn’t they wouldn’t be working one of the most dangerous jobs in the nation.
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  7630. dandagod official he was dead by the time they got to him. They put his body in the parking lot - not the middle of the street. That’s just dumb, cars need to go through there. The reason they left his body isn’t disclosed by probably to help with investigations. Again, he was already dead, shot through the test. That same report also asks why the police were armed. All police are armed - it’s one of the most dangerous job in the country. Look at the BLM protest where 7 police were killed because they were told to go without body armour. Prepared police are safe police. Every riot has armed police, they just don’t shoot. The ones that do shoot use rubber bullets.
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  7631. Who Boo too much fake news? I live in Australia for fucks sake! They have threatened (and enforced) countless economic sanctions if your dear question the validity of China’s claims. NZ was threatened for simply defending Taiwan (which is its own country by its own rights), it’s taking back control of the South China Sea. Vietnam has been sanctioned, and fishermen forced to exit the sea.
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  7632. Brian they banned Huawei from setting up national 5G networks... The US has many court cases against Huawei and stealing user data. Any governments as any right to stop the setup of 5G in THEIR country. It’s not an attack in China just Huawei. However these tariffs ARE attacks on a country, it’s intent isn’t to protect its citizens but to silence Australia.
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  7633. Brian if Australia turned around and said “we are banning all imports of phones from china”, sure that’s an attack. However it’s only referring to one country with a sketchy history, and being “concerned” about national privacy is important.
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  7634. Brian the US does threaten tariffs, however it’s on countries who are threatening military action, like Iran and NK. They are meant to control countries, yes, but it’s a power that is controlled by a democratic nation - not a totalitarian regime. It’s also that same country that puts billions into foreign aid - more than any other country in the world.
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  7635. Brian the world is “helping abort their inflation”, instead they invest. For example you can invest in a government bond and get a profit. Your margin will be small but you WILL make the money back - it’s the government. That’s how the US can print money, it’s inserting it into our hands, we purchase things and the economy grows.
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  7636.  @StuUngar  it’s called irony my friend
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  7637. Teachers aren’t there to be political, conservative or not
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  7638. Letters don’t always make the same sound, a group of letters do. And there may be some small variations as well. C-omb, T-omb, H-ome
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  7639. EVs are the future, and it’s not just because of climate policies. They will be cheaper to buy, cheaper to run, cheaper to maintain whilst being more convenient (you never have to refuel at a gas station), more powerful (EVs are stupid fast), etc.
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  7640. That’s why it’s based off of atmospheric pressure at sea level. It’s easily reproducible - which it all it needs to be.
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  7641.  @Dreamspeak22  your wish has cube true. Since 2019, Celsius has decoupled from the boiling and freezing g point of water - it is now defined by the Boltzmann constant.
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  7642. L.M. Green what?
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  7643. Funny, they have to go against the constitution to make the dems win. Just grab another black president dumbass, your stupid voters love them!
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  7644. What issue?
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  7645. Michael Lyndon yeah the average person will save, but taxes will rise extremely high for the rich. That would hurt the economy in the long run, with the rich investing into other countries more.
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  7646. Michael Lyndon the most prominent plan (set by Bernie Sanders) would put a 57% tax on all earnings over $2 million. With more and more jobs being shifted out to China, and other countries who can do it cheaper - imposing such a heavy tax would only hurt us. The best way would be an opt in system with basic cover.
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  7647. Why?
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  7648. Oi Shirley wasteful but necessary. The us occupies over 50 countries, it’s like a win-win. The country gets defence and funding, while the IS gets control. Without that many more rogue nations would appear
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  7649. Smokey One that would suggest the ONLY reason he was shot was because he was black. I doubt that, I just think the shooter has a serious problem
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  7650. I honestly don’t know. But one thing I do know - you don’t get shot for your skin colour. If you can show me any other case of a black man, I might give in.
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  7651. The US being it's typical authoritarian self, telling others what to do to benefit themselves. Instead of competing with other countries, they would much rather handicap them by making them follow the us.
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  7652. The broker. That’s how brokers like Robinhood can profit without charging any commission
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  7653.  @kenstickney8678  Why not? Short selling is great for you and the market. For one, it allows brokers to charge 0% commisions, increasign your profit margins. It helps reduce market volatility. It helps find market manipulation.
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  7654. You needed a supermajority to put it in the constitution, this why they needed a compromise in the first place
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  7655. What are you even trying to say? You think it’s too big?
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  7656.  @zivkovicable  imagine thinking it’s free. Noting is free in this world. I don’t want to be paying taxes to find sone fuckwit who chooses to do gender studies as their degree. You should be solely responsible for yourself. That includes the choices you make.
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  7657. East India Company
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  7658. SpaceX’s design was more capable and came in at about 1/4th the price. It’s delayed for sure, but let’s not kid ourselves, the NASA design would be as well. The NASA space suits were so behind schedule that had to contract that off to a private company
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  7659. Do they even sell in the US?
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  7660.  @DinulMindula  well Marques lives in the US, so he’s only going to be able to access cars in the US. Also does BYD offer its assisted driving system outside of China?
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  7661. ⁠​⁠ @JulioLenin88 so Milton Freidman was like a creationist working on evolution?
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  7662.  adam fraser  there’s no way of preventing that. Most businesses won’t take in murderers
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  7663.  adam fraser  depends on the drug offence. I should know if the person I’m hiring will show up to the job stoned or not.
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  7664. Paul Jablonski aren’t assets added onto your net income, thus are taxed as normal?
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  7665. 5:53
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  7666. I do think there needs to be a tight knit SE Asia version of NATO. China is a massive threat.
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  7667. Spencer PhilippineDream abusing your kids, credit card fraud, drug dealing and battery aren’t mistakes. This is also his second DUI
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  7668. Not really a winning statement, seeing the poor state this (and d1) launches in
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  7669. Just start a 3rd party, Democratic Progressives. That would rattle the Democrats.
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  7670. Feel free to do that, it's just not as safe too eat
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  7671. Gilberto Vizcarra yeah, because Floyd’s family doesn’t have ducking good lawyers do they
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  7672. A majority of his wealth is in Amazon shares, so he cannot access a majority of the money. It also means that if he “just triples” workers wages Amazon would probably lose the majority of its bottom line and the stock price would plummet
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  7673. Sawyer Bass for half the price, the 3070 only needs to beat it buy a small margin. This is the 3070 beating the 2080ti.
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  7674. America might be in a lot of wars but they didn’t start them. The question is, do we spread us influence to try and protect human rights, or ties the us pull out, letting the continued problems of child slavery, woman’s rights be so on continue, which leads to the death and oppression of these people in these countries.
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  7675. ben-z the people in their country do ask for protection. With North Korea America had tried, but the “government” there hasn’t allowed, nor would China approve of having us influence on their border.
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  7676. vise leopard they could get eaten by bugs
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  7677. Thomas Edison the only real way to crack it is with a quantum computer using shoes algorithm, however no computer has the capacity to compute that
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  7678. Training agility is much more tedious. It takes around 200 hours to get 99 agility
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  7679. Reduce. Drive less, use less electricity (don’t leave lights on), get solar heating for water.
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  7680.  Hoe Low  leave all of our lights and appliances on, all hot water taps, but as many things as possible, including very polluting cars and leave them on over night.
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  7681. eli dennison where is that rocket? He has not made one more powerful than the Saturn V.
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  7682. Kandorek not at all. They bombed a army general that ordered an attack on a US Embassy. They started it as childish as it sounds, and it puts thousands of American residents at risk, and damages ties.
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  7683. They should be gaining sales, that means that there are more people, richer people and better off people. Nothing about that is bad.
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  7684.  @red3d364  so the government essentially running the healthcare system (as we see in countries like the UK) has no relation to socialism (where the government essentially runs everything)? Onto your second point, if the social programs were cost effective and well managed, then Greece wouldn't have defaulted on it's debt.
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  7685. And peaceful protests are fine.
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  7686. So if I here you right, we should remove speed limits and make roads more narrow.
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  7687. Are you seriously telling a financial analyst how to do his job?
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  7688. First Karen
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  7689. Starship V3 is the final iteration, it’s their target. Theoretically it is possible but they need to make some leaps to get there, but again it’s the long term goal.
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  7690. It’s not that bad
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  7691. It makes the area too rich for poor people... which is terrible! Not
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  7692. Maybe it's better that these people can't access credit
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  7693. Yeah, I kind of cringed at that, my phone, being 4k would have a crazy high resolution if you count it like he did
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  7694. Asachana road and bridge strength and road safety
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  7695. https://youtu.be/_IN-YmosRME
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  7696. Can't, they signed a waiver
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  7697. Ok? His head is not ridiculously low and not dropping. That wasn't the reason he only got yellow
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  7698. Starship could bring the ISS back.
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  7699. It would be great to have it in a museum
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  7700. Said no rich person ever. Resources aren’t getting scarcer, if we start running out we can just dig deeper
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  7701. I would prefer the suspect die than a cop die.
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  7702. So people should have their speech suppressed because a minority doesn’t support them?
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  7703. Well the epyc processor exists, there’s even processors with 128 cores. But he thread ripper is special because not only does it have 32 cores, with 7nm transistors (meaning more power than intel’s 14 or 10nm transistors) it also runs at an impressive 3.5GHz or 4.0GHz turbo. AMD destroys intel
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  7704. 1. It’s very bottom heavy, the bottom half is where all the fuel is. So it won’t fall over. 2. One of the reasons it got the pick was that it was a single stage to orbit from the moon. It didn’t leave anything behind, which will be good for transporting people to and from a moon base. The moons gravity is very low, it’s not hard to take off
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  7705. He’s a highly successful businessman... he is used to stress
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  7706. Without traders, the stock market becomes one big ponzi scheme
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  7707.  @shaniquajohnson8234  how’s trump racist again?
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  7708. His information is top notch, he goes into the laws of thermodynamics and many scientific papers to find his results.
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  7709. How does trump support white supremacy, discrimination, misogyny and racism? What law has he brought in, or thing he has said that would make you believe that?
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  7710. Denny's Donuts he meant that the people crossing the border were rapists. Any one with an iq higher than 12 could easily interpret what he said, sadly it seems you cannot
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  7711. Denny's Donuts has he supported them? Does every president need to recite a 1000 word long essay to condemn every single group that share alt-right or alt-left views.
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  7712. Denny's Donuts what law?
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  7713. Denny's Donuts of course they aren’t all rapists, it’s something called hyperbole. He’s exaggerating what’s actually happening- it’s used everywhere and people with actual minds can pick up on it and make a more reasonable picture. It empathises that the people crossing the border illegally are not good people - which they aren’t.
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  7714. Son Goku did you not watch the part about the pesticides they use? It’s a placebo
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  7715. Grace and strength? She flaps her arms around like she’s trying to fly, and her policies are about as strong as a fragile pane of glass.
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  7716. By becoming the arbiter over copyright infringements, YouTube would forfeit their DMCA safe harbour protection, making them liable for the copyright infringement.
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  7717. 6:22 you ram yourself off the road. He indicated well before he turned, and had an obvious gap. It was you who sped up
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  7718. The electoral college isn’t the problem. Giving a small boost to smaller states is important so that they don’t get stepped on. But we could do with a change in how we vote for these electors, like a proportional voting system?
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  7719. Lol
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  7720. They really don't. Super rugby have a mixture of reds from around the world, and they more or less bring their own styles. This whole "north reds are harsher" is nonsense nowadays. This was a Red any day of the week.
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  7721.  @dylanc9145  stick to your ad hominem, because your argument is truely flawed. And you want to talk about sales taxes? They are even more insignificant than the corporate taxes you called significant in a prior comment.
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  7722. Parker Varin it’s not as good as Uranium.
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  7723. Uranium has an energy density of 83 140 000 MJ/kg Compare that to thorium: 79 420 000 I do see the benefits, but that is why it’s not mentioned, its not that different.
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  7724. It’s not the Year of Trump, it’s the Year of Trump, AI and Crypto. Which is pretty apt, Trump’s election has lead to a surge in tech stocks, the NASDAQ hitting a high not seen in 2 decades
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  7725. A bit expensive, and if it exploded...
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  7726. The US can't just print money with no repercussions, the act of doing so lowers the value of the currency.
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  7727. ⁠ @schmausa795  you’re talking about an extreme minority. There’s been many studies into this. Nowadays with targeting advertising data is easier to see than ever. And shockingly it’s more effective to advertise to women over men!
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  7728. xthiagojunx it’s himself
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  7729. KawaiiTsundere the ride flew up into the net, I believe the two ladies also got minor injuries from the net
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  7730. You don’t need to bend down. The reason he died was that the ride flew into the net.
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  7731. How old are you? Or are you just really stupid?
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  7732. Want a grindy game that you might actually love? Play warframe
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  7733. Buba Jack sorry for assuming that, I’m only mr 5 :)
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  7734. Um, that’s not how it works. Each state gets a number of electors, the states vote them in themselves. There’s no abuse of power. It’s just how the system works
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  7735. I’m not laughing
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  7736. Vina Omnas I’m sorry but I’m pretty sure a world war is a little more important than some bushfires- no matter how big.
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  7737. I like the change. Keep the normies who use chrome watching ads while we get a nice ad free experience. Their ad watching pays for us
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  7738. Because it makes you 10% stronger?
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  7739. This is a good thing. Europe might actually start investing in defence rather than abusing the US as an ally. Ukraine isn’t that important to the US, and to be honest the $200 billion wasted there could have been better spent in Taiwan which is actually important to the US. Ukraine is important to Europe and they have done barely anything to half
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  7740. A face-mask is a great way to prevent the spreading of diseases even if you don’t have it. The CDC recommends that if you or a loved one has contracted 2019-nCoV then they are to wear a face mask at all times and aren’t to leave the house.
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  7741. It is, you just need to enable it in experimental settings.
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  7742. Rent your whole life and you'll end up the same as a home owner, but you'll have no assets for retirement
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  7743. He’s asking for votes that come in late to not be counted. I wish he would make it more clear. This is a messy election. It’s close, theirs been errors that make it look like fraud, then trunk declared he won states that are very close...
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  7744. Hes Santa Claus apparently. It’s funny no one spoke out until traction took off after the first allegation.
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  7745. I’m slightly confusion
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  7746. So we can protest, we can take over entire city blocks and shoot each other - it we can’t work or go back to school. The ducking left are the biggest hypocrites the world has seen. Schools aren’t big hotspots. Many argue that kids - who have stronger immune systems - don’t spread the disease as much. As long as good hygiene is practiced, the virus can be halted without fucking up the future of millions.
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  7747. They didn’t clear the protest because of trump.
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  7748. Why? What is the problem with shorting stocks? Short selling helps slow market downturn by providing a buying force as the stock drops.
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  7749. Donna M not the full story. The police were responding to a reported shoplifting. The officer on the scene was checking it out when he then was told of a[nother] theft and that they were getting away. They were told to stop their car, but didn’t. The man admitted to being scared (due probably to his car registration being overdue) The second officer (the screaming one) intercepts them when they park outside of the apartment building. They were told to get out of the car, and the man complied. Officer 2 then stated that the woman was moving around a lot in the car, the officer not taking his chances (she looked like she was grabbing a gun) then kicks the mans leg out (but excessive, but not terrible) and yells for the woman to get out of the car. She denied and was then threatened to be shot.
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  7750. Donna M did you read it? At that point he saw her fumbling around in the car, which he presumed was her grabbing a gun. The car door had no impact on his reaction as he suspected she could harm him. Also how do we KNOW the car door wasn’t working, she obviously got it working again
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  7751. Can’t you get good money from that?
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  7752. Crazy. Boeing is going down the gutter
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  7753. I’m not American, but I can emphasise with that statement. My school puts such an emphasis on sporting events and achievements and then wonders why we are behind the median level of my state. It’s really strange. All this emphasis on something that will lead people nowhere.
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  7754. That’s it, trolls. CNN is literally full of trolls
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  7755. This is disgusting.
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  7756. It’s never “free”, it’s just paid for by taxes than you don’t see.
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  7757.  @NickHobbs  when you buy drugs, it’s subsidised by taxes. So you may pay $10, but behind the scenes the government is paying $20. Overall the drug would cost $30, but you don’t see that.
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  7758. Nuckear War or a massive Asteroid both pose a massive threat to the future of our species, the only way to ensure our survival is a self sustaining civilisation on another planet.
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  7759. King Deer nah, just having armed teachers or even a cop there would be enough to scare off most shooters. If there was still a shooter, chances are they would be dead before long
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  7760. Because their state doesn’t care. Who are they going to run to? Democrats only care about the ones with the biggest voice, they don’t care about you or me
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  7761. The real question is how the partner system started in the first place
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