Youtube comments of kokofan50 (@kokofan50).

  1. So this is why manga has so many puns; it's almost impossible not to make them.
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  2. Drachinfel, you’ve got it wrong about the flyover states. They’re the places with deep mechanical skill. When you grow up on a farm, you have to learn how maintain and repair all of your family’s equipment. In the US the stereotype is that people from cities don’t understand how machines work.
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  3. The Starship Troops “It’s afraid” meme is perfect for this moment.
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  4. I like the idea of an aggressive AI in old platforms that we were going to scrap anyway. It’s a cheap and easy way to bulk up numbers with no risk to pilots.
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  5. Austrians know fascism. Hitler was from Austria. This guy wasn’t going to let his company get taken over by fascist infiltration.
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  6. The man had to have liquid helium running in his veins because ice water isn't cool enough.
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  7. The WSJ will never have any credibility after their "PewDiePie is a Nazi" bullshit.
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  8. Sorties have been a part of defending fortresses for thousands of years.
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  9. They can’t tell the difference between Twitter and YouTube.
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  10. That happens all the time in the US military.
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  11. If I had a nickel for every time Hillary and Bernie disagreed I could pay for a Hillary speech.
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  12. It was actually the General asking for a flying 30mm rotary cannon.
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  13. At this rate it would have been cheaper to make the planes out of solid gold.
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  14. Of course they are. The left is everything they argue against.
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  15. Many modern memorials are too abstract, but I two giant holes in the ground is pretty literal to me.
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  16. I bet everyone on that council would pay good money to eat at some little farm-restaurant in France or Italy, but when a local guy tries, they’re having none of it. Not only is it hypocritical, it’s denying themselves something good.
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  17. The unit was apparently named for what they’re covering up, rather than what they’re supposed to investigate
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  18. They export their bad ideas to us then complain when we send it back.
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  19. If by Democrats she means Republicans lite, like her, then she's probably right.
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  20. This helped me figure something out. The parts of the country that supports Trump are the remaining pride driven areas, and the areas that hate him with the passion of 1,000 white hot suns are the anxiety driven ones.
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  21. Remember what Anita said, "Everything is sexist. Everything is racist. Everything is homophobic." This is that kind of thinking.
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  22. Coal kills 10,000 a day, more than nuclear has in its whole history.
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  23. The Satanists are doing their due diligence as contrarians. Keep up the good work.
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  24. Doctor: You have a TTD Patient: What's a TTD Doctor: A Trump transmitted disease.
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  25. The human brain is a heuristic prediction engine with the ballistics package add on.
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  26. I think you’re underestimating how much the public will like the idea of licenses to go hunting Chinese ships. Americans are far more mercenary than most people think.
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  27. Big tech is as bad as big tobacco. They’re using the same tactics and arguments.
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  28. That video is just pure cringe.
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  29. Drachinifel, the rust belt, the old industrial heart of the US, is in the eastern part of the the Midwest, like Michigan and Ohio, and some of the North East. You might be thinking of places like Kansas and Nebraska. However, that’s a besides the point I was making. In the US being a farmer meant as much being a mechanic. In the US mechanization of farming was much more extensive than in any other country I know of.
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  30. Pudding originally meant any dish made with rendered fat. Then it became a class of dishes boiled made with rendered fat, which were often mixed with dried fruit and later sweetened with sugar. In the US it came to mean just the custard.
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  31. So he went from joking about it to sucking it.
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  32. The toxic waste from making the panels, and more so people falling off roofs when installing panels.
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  33. You’re conflating Indo-Aryan with Indo-European. The Indo-aryans are a sub group of the Indo-Europeans
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  34. Make it about sailing around looking for adventure. That makes him more dangerous, and why would he be looking for more treasure if he's rich?
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  35. For once I’m happy being more like the Gen-Zers than other millennials. Also, I hope he never finds out about tentacle hentai. I think it might be too much for him considering his reaction to furries.
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  36. Because he was punched in the head too many times.
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  37. So this is what you get when a shotgun and a pepperbox have a baby.
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  38. azmanabdula, because it’s a terrible idea. Hydrogen is a nuisance to store and if even less efficient at storing energy than batteries. Real Engineering even has a video about the problems.
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  39. Everyone fires their missiles and then dies.
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  40. The elites don’t like it when the plebeians fight back using their own weapons
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  41. She's not taking a shot at anyone's legal protections. She's protecting the rights of the accused.
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  42. As if I needed another to despise her.
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  43.  @silverhost9782  they’re not Germanic or East Asian, which have cultures of personal responsibility and merit.
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  44. Canadian forces were under the umbrella of the British.
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  45. Tyrant.
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  46. Someone has to keep all the idiots in line. Who better than the country that has no enemies on our borders and by far the largest economy on the planet?
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  47. Many of which are a lot more like to kill you.
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  48. This is what it must have been like for science in the Soviet Union.
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  49. When you say an independent review was done on something, you have to say by whom it was done. That’s a rather interesting bit of censorship in a video about censorship
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  50. This should be retitled Brits struggle to understand American outlaw culture
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  51. My big problem with the analysis is assuming Chinese competence. Everyone thought Russia was going to just overrun Ukraine in weeks if now days. China has many of the same problems as Russia in terms of training, and they use many of the same systems. I don’t want to underestimate China, but I feel that over estimating China leaves the US paralyzed for no reason.
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  52. How many of the “squad” are currently in some kind of ethics problem?
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  53. How can a man so smart in one area be so god damn stupid in every other area?
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  54. He’s obviously waiting to retire one Mars, with each son running a company.
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  55. If you don't like how Musk does things, no car for you. Just like the soup nazi doesn't have to sell to you.
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  56. Only to people who know nothing about robotics.
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  57. What the hell has the world come to when Donald Trump is right?
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  58. Maybe if he was a bit more evolved, he'd accept evolution.
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  59. The problem with Kylo Ren is they didn’t make him psychotic enough. He needed to make him prone to violent outbursts, even against his own men, so his men are afraid of him. Make him Anakin as he’s falling to the Darkside and then some. What we got was a dude throwing a couple temper tantrums, not the nitroglycerin in human form we needed.
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  60. Wow, it's been a while since I've heard the civil war called the war of northern aggression.
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  61. I know vegans don't like hearing this, but humans are meant to eat meat.
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  62. Super glue is really strong, but it is terrible at making contact with rough surfaces. So it’s actually not hard to just pull a person off a road.
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  63. I want to see what would have happened if a satanist made prayer.
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  64. As someone who got to climb in and on tanks, APCs, attack helicopters, and so on as a kid, she looks exactly like a kid on a tank.
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  65. You actually didn't make knights and samurai sounds any different. Knight comes from an Old English word for servant, and over time knights become the warrior class. There's, also, robber knights, fealty, and other things. All in all, comparing knights and samurai is a very good one.
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  66. Russia has basically said that in a war against China, they’re not going bother sending in ground forces; they’re just going to use nukes.
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  67. In mostd states publicly saying a person has committed a crime is defamation per se. All he has to do is find a favorable court, and everyone calling him a murderer is screwed
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  68. But it's funny.
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  69. The removal of state sponsored prayer, which clear contradicts the 1st amendment, is the greatest discrimination possible. What a horrible world it has to be when you have to fallow the rules like everyone else. I feel so sorry for you.
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  70. And people wonder why religion gets a bad name
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  71. "Young white men that are elderly at heart." that was a good laugh. 
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  72. I know the US has always been the new Rome but we should think about taking lessons on what not to do as well as what to do.
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  73. European countries, Britain in particular, spent a lot of money building things like railroads in Africa, much of which has fallen apart since they left.
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  74. Body slamming a journalist is like punching a Nazi, you're only allowed to do it when they've hit you or another person.
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  75. A 1% tax on the 1%
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  76. I see many.
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  77. We don’t even need anything that drastic. The US just needs to stunt China’s growth for a couple decades until their demographics start be coming a huge problem.
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  78. As a Texan I can tell you why they get by with this shit: no one knows about this. The last time I heard anything about this kind of stuff was from a show like this.
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  79. And these people still want us to vote for them?
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  80. Damn it, they're from Texas. Florida do something stupid so Texas doesn't look so bad.
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  81. We’re missing the Pink and Yellow. Although, they were female.
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  82. The dampener dampens lateral movement be it earthquake or wind. Also, it looks damn cool.
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  83. A point about the “waste” from nuclear, many of the isotopes from high level “waste” are actually very valuable. Some of the isotopes are used in medicine. One used in MRIs. Another could be massive advance in cancer treatment, but we currently don’t have enough of it to make it a viable treatment for people. Then there are others used in RTGs for powering space probes.
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  84. Also known as the military-industrial-complex
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  85. Can we just call it what it is, an open revolt? This has been building for years, and I think Bernie might just have broken the dam.
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  86. You know, there are crazier true events.
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  87. He’s not wrong according to Canadian law. My Canadian cousins, you really need to rework your charter of rights
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  88. These last few weeks have turned me from a little cynical to a jaded bastard.
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  89. He's a savant. He's really good at one thing but has no clue at anything else.
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  90. I’ve never watched Grave of the Fireflies all the way through, and I refuse to. The small parts I’ve seen are just too sad
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  91. This is a crossover I never expected but wholly endorse
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  92. June Leau No one ever accused her of being smart.
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  93. Peaceful antifa is an oxymoron.
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  94. The World Bank, UN, etc aren’t where the US gets it’s international power. They are the means by which the US uses it power.
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  95. Is Israel trying to turn this into ironic conflict ever? Everywhere you turn it's a sick irony.
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  96. Trump and Hillary are the living embodiment of the old kids idiom: I'm rubber you're glue; everything you say bounces off me and stick to you.
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  97. Indians are good a picking up languages, and they’ve picked how to speak intersectionality.
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  98. It worse. These people don’t care about anything until they see it in their news feed, and then they have to come up with reasons to hate it.
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  99.  @DM-mi4je  nope, it’s explicitly not a treaty so Obama could sign it without Congress having to ratify it. It’s also why Trump was able to leave it and Biden rejoin without Congress.
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  100. @LTNetjak the US has been the driver of global economic growth. The US has developed and commercialize new technologies then offshores them as part of mass commercialization
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  101.  Rep. Tammy Duckworth rather literally gave an arm and a leg for this country and  Allen West questioned her loyalty. What the fuck is wrong with West?
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  102. Anyone who learned about the water cycle shouldn’t be.
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  103. People make fun of the king behind his back. People make fun of the fool to his face.
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  104. No, my plan is to find something to throw him off his game.
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  105.  @vilzupuupaa4680  when has that ever stopped Russia?
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  106. Said like a truly unoriginal middle manager.
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  107. And you’re going to add a huge cost, probably even worse than batteries.
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  108. They hunted down a terrorist training camp, played real life “Where is Carmon SanDiago” with Shia LaBeouf, and now they’re tracking down murderers.
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  109. They sell all in one body wash and shampoo.
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  110. Well, we can't possibly lose now. I mean we're on both sides.
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  111. I have to dis agree with you on it being a few bad apples because Islam currently has a very strong fundamentalist wing that breed these terrorist groups.  
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  112. This must be what it felt like to be in Rome just before the fall. I say this as a figure of speech: May god help us all.
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  113. Never give a corporation an inch or they’ll take a mile.
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  114. Europa Man, Guam is US territory with US citizens; it doesn’t have to do shit.
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  115. I know I should be furious about this, but I'm just sad.
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  116. Should be everyone that isn't a psychopath. 
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  117. Why don't you talk about your fetish for Sargon?
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  118.  @appa609  it isn’t, but it would be useful.
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  119.  @090giver090  A) no, the long term effects are maybe a couple thousand people die early from cancer, but it’s impossible to actually tell because that number is below a standard deviation for the size of population exposed. In reality, we can only firmly say around 50 people died from Chernobyl. B) “contaminated” makes it sound like a wasteland rather than a forest C) it was out dated. Only the Soviets were using that type of reactor. The US had built and abandoned designs similar to the RBMK in the 50s because of the safety problems that happened at Chernobyl.
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  120. I like the idea of blind examination, but doing it because you want to get more women or minority people into science is stupid. Rather than pushing a social agenda, sci should simply be looking for the best person.
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  121. The US is so capitalist that even the socialists are capitalist.
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  122. And China will become the world's largest parking lot.
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  123. Basically, they band unions from being unions.
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  124. This moron and ISIS are playing the same sport just for different teams.
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  125. Even for those of us who are just a few years older than 25. I’d be three again.
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  126. John Hagee pulls the "Life was better back in the day" BS when we all know that in most ways life wasn't better.
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  127. The one thing I will never tolerate is intolerance.
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  128. The police need to learn something: if they don't fallow the law then no one will! Lead by example.
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  129. These generation ships are more like small nations than the kind of ship you’re thinking of.
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  130. 65 million years ago wh n the asteroid hit because the world completely fell apart.
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  131. The safety standards are fine. The people shooting Rust just weren’t fallowing them.
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  132. Up until now they’ve been driven by anger. Now they’re driven by disgust. That’s a much more powerful driver.
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  133. No, it's not by any means.
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  134. Sorry but this isn't intelligence. This is just covering for other people's presumptions.
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  135. The private prison complex began in 1984 that a little ironic if you ask me.
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  136. Antifa are a bunch anarco-communists, and given the chance, they will purge everyone who doesn't believe exactly the same thing as they do.
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  137.  @mariusbandrabula3504  that’s a terrible idea because it will corrode the guns. The stories about guys doing that were about when they had nothing else to use to cool the gun.
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  138. Nuclear power plants have shown to be some of the most resilient power sources we have. During Harvy, the nuclear plant down in Huston was supplying power to critical infrastructure like hospitals while the other plants were shut down. Even the reactor failure at the Daiichi plant in Fukushima could have easily been prevented by leaving the reactors on so them could power their cooling systems.
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  139. No one has ever accused Americans of thinking small.
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  140. You mean core-scrappers.
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  141. If we're going to repeal and replace, let's go all the way.
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  142. JohnyBoy, travel time isn't the only factor in convenience. There's cost, ease of boarding, connecting to local transport systems, etc..
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  143. +Sam Jacks The obvious answer is watch it now then watch it with her later.
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  144. Filipino forces have been some of the bravest forces the US has ever had, which is saying something.
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  145. It’s not aggressiveness; it’s authority and resolution.
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  146. Being right of Mao is now considered far right.
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  147. Jack D you make it sound like being socialist is bad thing.
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  148. He's a savant.
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  149.  @jimreaper1337  the Beta is right. These aren’t comparable. BLM were rioting. This is a peaceful protest.
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  150. JSN, the the casing absorbs the heat, and when it’s ejected, it takes most of the heat with it.
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  151. ***** The Nazis were in no way atheists. The Nazis believed in mix mysticism and Christianity
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  152. Ms. O’Mara is actually arguing working in Silicon Valley is hard, not that it’s unmeritocratic.
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  153. You’re 5th great grandfather lived it, and you will see it again
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  154. ptrinch It sounds like there should be a medal just for surviving that place.
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  155. slidetopoweroff All ideas and beliefs should be criticized and even mocked if stupid enough.
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  156. For fuck's sake an Irish guy is arguing against a living wage. The reason his family is over is because Ireland didn't have a living wage.
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  157. Texas and California have a disproportionate amount of US military hardware. Fort Hood in Texas is a massive training center for tanks, and as the video mentioned, California has a large part of the Pacific fleet.
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  158. A couple cities in Italy fought a war over a bucket. The British started a war with France over a dude’s ear, not that the British need much more reason than France existing to declare war on them.
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  159. Trump is a clown, so a circus like the "debate" is just going to make him stronger.
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  160. I've said it before and I'll say it again, Hillary is a republican. Bernie is the only person running that's on the left.
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  161. Billy Bob No, he's going to give them a third degree Bern.
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  162. Simo Häyhä, the White Death, is the still holds the highest number of sniper kills.
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  163. Sargon trying to get some more attention on bigger channels.
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  164. The French Foreign Legion aren’t mercenaries. They’re a branch of the French military. They don’t fight for whomever will pay them. They fight for France, and occasionally their own interests in France.
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  165. H3adHunt3r As long as you're getting more out than you're putting, you're making money.
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  166. That’s because the major religions in the West are over grown cults, while Shinto is what used to be called a pagan religion.
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  167. To be fair, the tracks in India aren’t expanding more than they might be able to handle because they’re built for low temperatures. The rest is on them.
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  168. You can't use radio-carbon dating after about 60 thousand years. Uranium-lead dating is what's used to measure the age of the Earth because it can date in the billions of years.
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  169. It’s nice knowing it’s an exchange rather than pretending it’s not.
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  170. Rewilding doesn’t have to mean wolves. There’s large areas of the US where beaver and bison. They’re actually really good for environment and not all that dangerous.
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  171. The UN forces were winning at the time of the ceasefire, and took the third highest casualty rate after North and South Korea. Furthermore, all the success China had was do to human wave tactics, which are no longer acceptable.
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  172. In Korea China was using human wave tactics, took huge casualties, and was being driven back at the time of the ceasefire. Today they'd do even worse because they've become a conventional military, which are the type of military the US is best at fighting.
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  173. Spaghetti Pockets So someone walking is now reasonable cause to think a person is committing a crime?
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  174. Because when they aren't pushing this bs, the videos are pretty interesting.
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  175. But is he ready for a boarding acting?
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  176. I knew some theater kids in high school, and they were way better
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  177. It’s bad when the furries are now not left enough.
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  178. Stoicism isn’t a bad thing. In fact, it’s the sign of a emotionally mature person.
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  179.  @samuraijackoff5354  Guy 1: can you give me a minute to pull out my tiny hammer and disassemble my sword, so I can throw my tsuba at you? Guy2: no
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  180. That’s a really bad strawman. It doesn’t really even look like him.
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  181. Those plants are super expensive, use huge amounts of energy, take years to build. 
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  182. If people not getting married has anything to do with feminism, it's that guys don't want to have deal with the crazy feminism a lot of women support.
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  183. It's because he says things like Trump would be bad for the country because he disregards the process so he supports Hillary when she's disregard to full on contempt of the process.
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  184. Why would Amazon work with SpaceX when Benzos owns Blue Origin?
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  185. The Death Star has nothing on these.
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  186. Rockets like this rarely get above 3Gs, so most reasonably healthy people will have no problem with Gs.
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  187. The Chinese military is corrupt as hell. The troops are under trained. Their equipment, as whole, is well behind the US. China's only aircraft carrier spends most the time in port because of mechanical problems, and they can't even built their own jet engines.
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  188. Actually, there have been documented cases of or fossil fuel companies supporting anti-nuclear propaganda.
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  189. The reactors at Chernobyl were just a flat out bad design. Calling them out dated is being over kind. However, the Soviets built them anyway. Thank god th Soviets are no longer around.
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  190. Even one of the Koch brothers is saying Hillary is a better republican than the republicans.
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  191. You can't trump Trump with a better trump.
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  192. DoJo Epics It's been estimated to be about 3% of the population, so in the US alone that's something like 10 million people. 
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  193. Katana are not lighter or easier to use; that's a myth.
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  194. Only a few people actually broke anything, and the only person killed was a protester shot by a trigger happy Capitolhill police officer
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  195. They’re also burning more brown coal.
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  196. Don’t forget that he’s also either meaner than you are or luckier than you are. Neither of which you want to be fighting.
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  197. The middle one.
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  198. +Napoleon's Mate And most Nazi's where Christian.
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  199. First off, 1 in 20 people executed in the US are innocent. Second, the state shouldn't be doing what w it's punishing people for doing.
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  200. No child should have part of their body removed unless medically necessary. As for adults, they have the choice of what to do with their body what they want.
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  201. Well that's implicit.
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  202. China’s economy is built on sand. Their economy has grown huge amounts, but that’s because it’s running on perpetual stimulus. They’re also facing a massive demographic crisis.
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  203.  @getcancer1542  throw enough rounds at a tank and it’s bound to damage a sensor, track, or maybe the barrel.
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  204. The courts don’t care about people knowing where you live. Where people live being anonymous is an internet thing
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  205. Sargon apparently hasn’t heard about Elon Musk’s neurolink. It’s not going to be long before we can ask a pig if it identifies as a woman
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  206. Here in Texas they would have been runover and/or shot.
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  207. The big danger is that if melts and refreezes forming an ice dam.
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  208. Those islands are so close to France that there were artillery duels with German forces in France in WW2.
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  209. These are the type of people that won't be happy until they own literally everything. 
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  210. Well the bible says it's ok to take young girls as sex slaves after you've killed everyone else in a city.
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  211. +Armchair Pundit There's two problems with that: 1) accidents are infrequent, 2) the areas aren't uninhabitable.
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  212. Kyle the people that say stuff like if the other two reactors melted down also say stuff like Chernobyl killed 100 million people. Don't get me wrong what happened there was bad, but there are a lot of people that blow what happened way out of proportion.
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  213. I find it deadly and sadly ironic that a Jewish man would try to dehumanize others just like the Nazi dehumanized the Jews.
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  214. The accused has a right confront the accuser, and the DAs were smart enough to only use eyewitnesses who weren’t too traumatized.
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  215. You look like Milo's type, so you might want to be careful about saying fuck Milo.
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  216. I’m a little amazed that they even sentenced him.
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  217. Japanese politics have leaned heavily towards the conservative side for a long time, so it’s not really surprising that the more radical elements in their politics want to give the emperor back power. As for the military reforms, that’s got everything to do with China. China’s growing military power is a direct threat to Japanese security.
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  218. How about someone try waterboarding him so he can get empirical data?
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  219. Obfuscate is one of my favorite words, so +10 points for Bernie Sanders.
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  220. You're completely wrong about the risks. Between the three largest nuclear accidents, Three Mile Island, Fukushima, and Chernobyl, only one, Chernobyl, had or will have any fatalities. Of those fatalities, only about 50 are from direct radiation radiation exposure with another 3,000 estimated to die from cancer, but that's so small we can't a rise in cancer in a population of the size exposed. There's never going to be another Chernobyl. Chernobyl used a reactor design which no one else used because of its safety flaws. Compared to coal that kills several times that number every day. Before you say something about wind or solar, they both have higher death per unit of energy ratios than nuclear. You've fallen for the classic trap of judging a few large events to be more dangerous than many many more small events.
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  221. Lost his phone? Rather convenient.
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  222.  @freddiemercury8625  Russia doesn’t have the population to just throw men at an enemy unless they’re the size of Estonia. The US over took the Soviet Union back in the 90s, and Russia proper long before that
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  223. Space guns aren’t rifled. That spin would be a giant problem.
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  224. For across the country, high speed rail doesn’t make sense. For shorter distances, it makes lots of sense. A system connecting Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston or a line between NYC and Boston.
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  225.  @Hongobogologomo  it was invented in France, just look at the French Revolution, and exported to the east, where it met weak institutions
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  226.  @5000rgb  it’s hard to get a shot at more than 100m in the Finnish forests.
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  227. Yes, birds are.
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  228. Fun fact that should make right winger heads explode: the pledge of allegiance was written by a socialist. Also, I think we should go back to E Pluribus Unum as our motto.
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  229. +Thutil Just imagine those debates; Bernie agreeing with what the republican is calling him and then getting a huge cheer from the audience.
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  230. Hillary calls anything said against her sexist.
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  231. If it's to much of a problem for him I'll be happy to take that money.
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  232. Darwin are going to be getting printed like South American or African money.
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  233. cathy, I wouldn’t call the Aztec religion, the Hindu practice of burning a widow alive on her husband’s funeral pier, the Dionysian cult, etc. chill.
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  234. The alt-right wouldn't be a thing if there weren't antifa and other Marxist groups providing legitimacy to what the alt-right says.
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  235. It wasn’t a misunderstanding. They were targeting Rittenhouse, and wanted revenge after Rosenbaum got himself killed.
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  236. Depends on what you mean by China.
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  237. Why does there need to be a land invasion? The US only needs to blockade China. 80% of China's economy come from exports. I don't know about you but I wouldn't want to be guy in charge of a country that just had 80% of it's economy disappear. You have options and they're all bad.
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  238. Aiden Green That's not what he was saying. He was saying the story is the key part to good movie, and that the inappropriate use of use of graphics takes away from the story.
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  239. Because not everything is about food.
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  240. Sir Gromer: But that wouldn’t be any fun, and besides I’ve got an ugly sister I have to pass off on to somebody.
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  241.  @iwkaoy8758  English, learn it.
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  242.  @joec8942  nothing Rittenhouse did was justification for anyone to assault him. You don’t lose your rights just because you’re in a different state. You don’t lose your rights because other people are rioting
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  243. The problem between Christianity and Islam is they’re both doomsday cults dedicated to the same god. Both derive their “moral” authority from being the one true way of worshiping their god. Polytheistic religions don’t make that claim because they have many gods, so it’s easy to simply accept more gods.
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  244. You can't just reject valid answers and then just assert your own. The biological answer has overwhelming evidence, so why won't you accept it?
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  245. And people were saying Alex Jones/Info Wars was just a one off.
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  246. It is the first and greatest enemy of all militaries
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  247. It's been a while, comrade troll.
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  248. Yes. The attack on Pearl Harbor was planned and being trained for a year ahead of the actual attack.
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  249. When your show gets a caller the says the KKK should lynch the president your show has problems.
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  250. Normie: I used woke to look like I'm internet cool. Kek.
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  251. Because there are pretty pictures of animals.
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  252. I'm getting tired of how unsurprised I am at how stupid people are.
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  253.  @bryanboone7363  to be fair, good white rice has a taste ranging from nutty to sweet.
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  254. This is badly informed, and far below the standards of the Lotus-eaters. China is dependent on outside resources and markets. That leaves them extremely vulnerable to blockading, and there are several easy to blockade points between China and places like Saudi Arabia, with even more countries with a possible interest in doing so. Then there’s a population decline of China. China’s population is going to decline to 600 million by mid century. If they can’t even match the US economy with 4x the population, there’s no way they’re over taking the US with just 2x.  After China there’s not even a potential competitor to the US. Also, the US’s position is getting stronger in spite of the Biden regime’s efforts. Industry is moving back to the US because of lower input costs. The Texas triangle is going to the world’s most important industrial region for decades, and probably until the end of the century at least.
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  255. They are doing exactly what he wanted.
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  256. Gives a new meaning to nuclear engineering.
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  257. The US has massive potassium deposits in the South West. We drill a couple holes pump water into the potassium salt then pump the water back up where we let the water evaporate in a pond. The ponds are actually really pretty with their different shades.
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  258. I doesn’t lift anyone out of anything. It just doesn’t stop people from making ladders to climb out.
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  259. Or talking loudly on the phone.
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  260. His job is probably almost entirely paperwork.
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  261. Private companies are great after the government has created the technology, but without that initial government involvement, we wouldn’t have anything like this.
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  262. His ego was powerful it seems to have had the power to deflect bullets. A common trait among top American army generals
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  263. It’s ironic that you say the right think in black and white while having an extremely black and white view of the right.
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  264. I think the real moral of the story is don't grow okra.
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  265. If any thing, the military needs to cut the fat and waste.
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  266. I do because I want to be better than those fuckers. If we condemn murders, we better not be murders. 
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  267. If you believe, do your payer on you own; don't make everyone else do it with you. Is that so hard to fallow?
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  268. That's because we don't have reason/a tool to try and shove our personal feelings on to other people.
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  269. We could put humans on Mars for 1/3 of that money. That is not a joke.
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  270. And hope you have the toon force on your side
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  271. Truly reusable rockets are massive improvement over expendable rockets. The closest we’ve had to reusable rockets, was the shuttle, but the engines had to be rebuilt after every flight, heat tiles had to replaced, etc. Tesla are making EVs not just practical but desirable.
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  272. So bad things happened because of the Nazis now you can’t make a joke at the expense of the Nazis? That makes no fucking sense.
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  273. Caligula did make his horse a senator, but it was probably a political point, like the towns who elected dogs as their mayors.
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  274. It's depressing, but not surprising when a large percentage of the population thinks the universe was created in 6 days by an all powerful being 6,000 years ago.
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  275. They fall in the category of new nuclear he was talking about.
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  276. Angel Carrillo No, he's naturalized citizen.
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  277. Think you Big Think for a video talking about a women that doesn't make the most important thing about her being a women.
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  278.  @r.a.8618  Relax. I was just making a funny observation that Japanese has a high number of opportunities for making puns. Also, Shōnen is the majority of the manga market, like superheroes are in American comics, so saying Shōnen does it basically means managa does it with some outliers that don’t.
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  279. mIchaela burton The whole cleanliness thing is bullshit.
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  280. You don’t have to have worked in large companies to have studied them.
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  281. The population of the Soviet Union was about 250 million
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  282. Standardization and building them en mass. If we can do for nuclear power what Ford did for cars, this wouldn’t be a question.
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  283. chris n, the irony of that comment.
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  284. Particularly, when it’s Americans.
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  285.  @rileyernst9086  unfortunately, Japanese swords don’t have pummels.
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  286. Lotus eaters: look at the tanks Lotus easters: shows not tanks.
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  287. Your version of the BBC went nuts, go figure.
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  288. Floyd is the leftist Jesus, and this leftist easter.
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  289. An imaginary foghorn that can only be heard by people looking for things to get hysterical over.
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  290. The problems with current reactors have nothing to do with them being uranium fueled but being water cooled. Thorium based reactors actually breed the thorium into an isotope of uranium. What makes a LFTR safer is that they are salt fueled and cooled. In fact the handful of molten salt reactors that have been built have all been uranium fueled.
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  291. hugo li, professors in the west aren't fond of Chinese students because the Chinese students are really good at remembering facts but can't think for themselves. I don't blame the students for that, however. They were raised in a system that rewards thoughtless obedience rather than critical thought.
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  292. The cop should have pulled her over reminded her that she needs to keep her hands on the wheel said have a nice day and then went along with protecting people from real crimes.
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  293. +Mister mood This is also blatant sarcasm.
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  294. MAC VENA Or maybe everyone could tell the tensions were rising, and some sensationalist reporter wrote a crazy article around the time of a big event.
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  295. The fact that banks are doing this means they're pissing their pants scared.
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  296. When was the last time a dem called the president demonic or talked abut cutting guys' junk off?
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  297. +TehMorbidAtheist How aren't you broke? He getting flack all the time.
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  298. aj madcapocean Even if all that is vaccines, it's in there at tiny amounts and for good reasons.
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  299. I agree with Chomsky's over all way of thinking, but I have disagree with his use of body count as the only factor that matters.
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  300. God is definitely the product.
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  301. The US Navy is more than twice the tonnage of the Chinese navy and better trained/equipped.
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  302. This just proves how right wing Hillary's foreign policy is when the Republican nominee is going to her mentor.
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  303. I used to have a fair amount of respect for Barney Frank, until the last few days when he's started saying some really bullshit stuff.
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  304. South Korea not NATO. Also, North Korea has thousands of artillery pieces aimed at Seoul. Basically, both the North and South are planning on destroying each other's capital.
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  305.  @JanVerny  I fully support a review by an independent third party, but saying something something was done by a third party doesn’t give it credibility, like they seem to think it does.
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  306. The elder brother who was banished and has now come back to claim what he thinks is rightfully his.
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  307. English values are so fundamentally contradicts all other values that those with the other values instinctively have to destroy the English values. Generations past understood this, and they actively pushed English values as a form of preemptive attack. Since the 60s English values have been on the defensive.
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  308. Hey Vice, are y’all going to call Mexicans racist for not wanting people who are in their country illegally?
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  309. ​ @alfalafelstine1536  bullshit. China never controlled a huge amount of the territory it does now, and the reasons it’s claiming some areas are clearly for other reasons. The water shed from Tibet is too important to let India control it. A free Chinese state sets a precedent the CCP can’t stand. Taiwan directly disproves many of the arguments the CCP makes for their legitimacy. China has never controlled the area in the 9-dash-line; they just want the resources
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  310. I just learned that crop yields were major news in the Soviet Union all the way until it collapsed.
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  311. No, it goes: what have they been feeding those guys?
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  312.  @luigimrlgaming9484  being inexperienced is being incompetent. Also, China is heavily dependent on trade through the area this war would be happening in, so their economy would quickly collapse
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  313. The US hasn't exactly had a big problem with it.
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  314. 1) he did flee 2) in that state there’s no requirement to retreat, so he actually did more than the law requires
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  315. The English speaking world is in the middle of a ideological civil war between the Locke and Rousseau schools of liberalism. The elites have been educated in the Rousseau school, but English speaking culture is natively Lockean.
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  316. We don’t get rid of weapons just because they’re not almighty; we replace it with something that does it’s job better if anything
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  317. The poll counted anyone who says they want more environmental protections are supporting the GND, rather than asking them if they support the GND.
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  318. You mean you wish it was a thing.
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  319. Can we hang this moron for shear stupidity?
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  320. Work instantly becomes meaningless if you can't make 300 time the money a normal person makes in a year. The idea of only making 30, 40, 50 times as much as a normal person is just unthinkable. Why would anyone ever take a risk when they think they have a good idea or a deep passion. We all know Bill Gates just wanted the money. It's not like he's giving it way or anything like that.
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  321. +DataSlam That's because ice and many other solids are crystals.
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  322. I haven't once seen Mio stop people from exercising their right to free speech. However, I've seen a lot of people try to do it to him.
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  323. 1) they have to side with Napoleon for the video. 2) the French would definitely side with the French. I think most people from nations with strong national identities would side their countrymen if transported back in time if they weren’t trying to not interfere.
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  324. She’s starting to believe or make up Alex Jones style conspiracies now is she?
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  325.  @Minuz1  how about we add in clean up costs from normal operations of natural gas plants. Also, the clean up Fukushima is inflated because of stuff like holding hundreds of thousands of gallons of water for a decade because of a teacup’s worth of tritium. That’s barely enough tritium to kill a person if they drank all of it at once.
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  326.  @MrNPC  the Germans thought that they weren’t going to have enough food to feed themselves, let alone giving food to the Soviets.
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  327. How dare you suggest that it’s not Texas
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  328. Judge: I’m going to make an Englishman out of you Queue the montage!
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  329. Y’all are forgetting a few things: 1) there only a couple times of year the weather allows for an invasion, 2) China has to take control of Taiwan in that window or their troops will more or less cut off.
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  330. Florida needs to be in charge of the English speaking world.
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  331. In 1986 the Soviet education collapsed, and Russia has never recovered. They have some spectacularly talented people, but they tend to leave because there’s nowhere for them, and everyone else has subpar skills. You see it in every sector of the Russian economy. It’s why they’re buying drones with simple two stroke engines and no real avionics from Iran.
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  332. In Hinduism asura are the “demons” apposed to the gods. As Buddhism moved across Asia to Japan they became one entity, and in Japan he’s revered as a god of war.
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  333. I’m still trying to figure out what his serial killer name should be: the granny getter or the nursing home killer.
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  334. Supposedly, 78% of the population; ostensibly who knows.
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  335. China's economy is shaky. I doubt they'd come out well cutting off trade from their biggest customers.
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  336. A 7600% return on investment. I don't know if there's ever been a better investment that buying the US government.
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  337. senta, thankfully she can't even if she does become president.
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  338. Well I'm not going to be able to unhear that.
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  339. Pager is a disingenuous ass who tries to paint everyone who doesn't agree with him as some kind of immoral degenerate. Most of Rubin's other guests don't do anything like that. They make a case for why their views are the best, not degrade those who disagree with them.
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  340. Yea, more shills for Shillary.
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  341. Money doesn't just rule politics.
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  342. Where no one died.
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  343. Crime: yes. Sex crime: no.
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  344. I think they were right to spy on the Pope.
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  345. I would ask what she's hiding, but we already know what it is.
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  346. His argument that the a vaccine court proves vaccines cause autism is like say witch trials prove witches are real. Also vaccine courts have pathetically low standards of evidence.
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  347. Those aren’t mutually exclusive. In fact, Russia’s poor performance makes threats of nukes one of the better options for ending this without it turning into a quagmire and Russia possibly losing.
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  348. To be fair, Thomas Sowell was a leftist until he ran face long into the government
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  349.  @David-lu4gq  this is the Green ranger lineup, which was better in my opinion anyway
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  350. That’s because Joe knows Tim is a strong boi, not a soyboy.
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  351. If they did that, there would be a huge jump in spontaneous combustion cases.
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  352. The fact every socialist country is desperately poor or had to stop being socialist to survive makes the answer every clear
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  353. Kyle, can you not understand a joke anymore?
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  354. “God has special providence for fools, drunks, and the United States of America,” Otto von Bismarck.
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  355. I think It would be quicker to just brand "I'm a heartless bastard" on Pat's forehead.
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  356. I have to say what the town did is pure brilliance.
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  357. Knights being cavalry isn't a hard rule. The English knights liked fighting on foot. Also, the word knight (or at least it's precursor) was used for people who weren't warriors, but over time as the servants fought for lords the word knight became the word for the warrior class serving a lord.
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  358. He went to an event in a near by city were he was handed a gun, and had to defend himself from people attacking him.
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  359. So what happens when the government or whomever doesn’t like what you’re saying?
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  360. Yes, it’s fair to call a group of buildings with the same characteristics a style, even if the architects can to those characteristics for different reasons.
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  361. You clearly donw know a thing about Dr. Peterson or the alt-right.
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  362. First, Americans hate being kicked out of our own territory. Second, the Philippines was strategic against Japan, not the Pacific as a whole.
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  363.  @bobfg3130  China peaked in 2020. Their population peaked and started declining a few years ago. 85% of their fuel is imported with dozens of countries that could cut off their oil in between.
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  364. Nice list and f not Americans. I can give an even bigger list of Americans who did things everyone thought were impossible.
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  365.  Ellen Hayden  the Soviet Union was basically just a revamped Russian empire
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  366. Thanks Democrats or proving the Founding Fathers wrong when they figured we would have enough sense to you can only remove someone from office when they’re in office.
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  367. That's not bad. When do little birds play: when there's no hawks. It's like how clue want from meaning a ball of yarn to a helpful hint in English.
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  368. If we do what you propose, we'll have a bunch of dumb fucks that teach creationism as science and that Jesus wrote the constitution.
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  369. People dislike what I said, therefore I'm right. That's bad logic.
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  370. I always thought of these as more of a curiosity than a real weapon, but having learned more about them, I see they are real and useful weapons.
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  371. Armored personnel carriers are not tanks. Tanks shot things; APCs carry people around. Is it really that hard to tell the difference?
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  372. Lisa, you're an idiot. MLK would be horrified by BLM and their insistence on judging people based on their race.
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  373. "They literally booed love." Of course they did. They are heartless fuckers that don't care anything about anyone  other than maybe immediate family(and that's still questionable).
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  374. I think most of these ultra-right wing nuts have crickets for brains. 
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  375. Some times I wonder if Walmart is trying to see how bad of pay they can pay people before they say fuck it begging on the streets is better. 
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  376. To be fair to these BLM nuts, the US is part of the Afro-Caribbean cultural region, so our politics aren’t completely foreign
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  377.  @gw7624  My state has based Florida man in charge. The feds can only do so much.
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  378. The real shame is that Argentina has geography second only to the US. You’re country has a ton of potential, which makes this nonsense all the more tragic
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  379.  Guy Grove  North American Man Boy Love Association.
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  380. Not really, they’re just using techniques invented by others, and there are reasons we dont use those techniques.
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  381.  @Djungelurban  When was Zimbabwe was Rhodesia.
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  382. Don’t forget mountains.
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  383. Of course it is. If we were have reasonable conversations, Dr. Peterson would be pretty Middle of the road.
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  384. Humans are actually one of the most peaceful animals in the world.
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  385. The US is NATO. Without the US NATO is just a bunch of squiggling limbs.
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  386. That’s a bit much calling democrats terrorists, but antifa are definitely terrorists.
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  387.  @meatloaf5772  Fukushima had no deaths from radiation or reactor.
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  388. sirjsk Do you understand what an experiment is?
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  389. We have to fight to keep our right to deny other their rights, has been the battle cry of those who wish to deny other basic rights since the beginning of human history. When are people going to learn that it isn't an argument?
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  390. The government has the right to protect public health. If you want to risk getting sick, that's on you, but when you're risking the rest of us with your actions we get a say.
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  391. Another massive case of cognitive dissonance coming from crazy right wingers, who would've thunk.
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  392. We're for less armed thugs who have no fucking idea what they're doing.
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  393. My god, the Iranians control their own capital!!!1!! What is the world coming too.  
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  394. Extremists on different sides always love each other: it's some kind of fucked up love, but it's love.
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  395. ***** Because you have to be paid to go to one of Trump's speeches.
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  396. Allowing minorities a form birth control is racism?
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  397. Pa and big brother are teaching little Oz how make nuclear subs.
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  398. Mushrooms aren't plants. They're fungi.
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  399. There’s a huge difference between not wanting to interact with ideas you don’t like and having people target you for harassment.
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  400. Back when our ancestors were literally the barbarians fighting Rome, they were more honorable
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  401. The Scots voted to stay. The Northern Irish have the same option. Gibraltar is a giant legal mess.
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  402.  @Balthorium  You’re thinking of a combine harvester.
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  403. The reason other civilizations didn’t find OZ and a bunch of other little islands is because Europe invented deep water navigation. The only people who had comparable navigation skill are the Polynesians.
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  404. No, he comforting voice to people who like to hear some sanity. This fascial obsession with gender parity regardless of all other factors, I the hight of insanity.
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  405. Yeah, mindless virus can tell the difference between people’s skin color. These people are as nutty as creationists
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  406. That’s too honorable a death. Being beheaded is a nobleman’s death.
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  407. This is a cross over I never thought I would see. Good job boys!
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  408. We live in a sci-fi world. We have for the last hundred or so years.
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  409. The US doesn’t lack REEs. It’s our regulation that makes it nigh impossible. REE deposits often have thorium, and thorium is classified as a nuclear source material, so you can’t just reburied it or anything sensible
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  410. Chris Lapakko Contrarian: a person who takes an opposite or different position or attitude from other people http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/contrarian Or are you making a joke? I can't tell anymore.
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  411. And if you watched the video, you'd know why a travel ban would make it worse.
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  412. ***** Treating the underlying cause is not rewarding people for bad behavior.
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  413. This just makes me wonder even more about if I'm borderline psychopathic. Joy.
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  414. Because it's about creating market insensitives using taxes and dividends.
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  415. Tikay Look up Rebecca Watson; she's  come very close to saying that. 
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  416. The media no longer reports objective reality (or at least tries to) that is why no one trusts them anymore.
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  417. That and republican.
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  418. People care about males in general much less than females.
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  419. Guns shouldn't be made sexy. These are fucking weapons made to kill people with, not a push up bra. Weapons can be, and some types often are, elegant objects, but the near fetishing of weapons is going to far.  
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  420. The moment when Trump lite stole the primary.
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  421. Alex Carre That's remarkably insightful for a YouTube comment.
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  422. You should learn the proper meaning of the words you're using.
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  423. Right-wing terrorists have been a big problem in this country for far longer than any thing coming out of radical Islam.
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  424. You honestly don’t know what you’re talking about. We have an actual socialist elected to Congress, and there’s been a socialist party for decades.
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  425.  @falahati  no, the burden of evidence is always on the side making the claim. Learn the basics of argumentation. I was making a quippy point about their sudden change in standards, so lighten up
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  426. Build trillions of dollars worth of batteries with many orders of magnitude more battery storage than the world can build, simple.
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  427.  @fobib8141  this is just an announcement. We’ll see the energy on the campaign trail.
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  428.  @samuraijackoff5354  I forgot about that power. Katana have so many it’s hard keep track of them all.
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  429. Asking people to fall on their sword has a tendency to change things.
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  430. Some of his ideas, like hover chairs, are stupid, but the core idea is actually pretty good.
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  431. All power reactors can go critical. All critical means the reaction is producing as many neutrons as it's absorbing.
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  432. Let's forget they had no legal right to touch her.
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  433. Coming from Grievous, that's saying something.
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  434. Yes, let's move to something that is limited to a few areas, causes earthquakes, and releases more radioactivity into the environment than a nuclear power plant does.
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  435. So, they're saying Jebus was perfect therefore God is real because Jebus said so. I literally don't know where to start in explaining how wrong they are (from too many options).  PS that was very painful.
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  436. Musket balls only leave larger entry wounds. Modern bullets create much larger cavities and many have a tendency to tumble.
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  437. Even if that's true, it still doesn't give the guards the right to do that to him.
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  438. Carl, the US has a lot of place names that aren’t English. Hell, the Native American names aren’t even from the same language family, like Welsh and other Celtic names in the UK.
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  439. I would still be working on incandescent bulbs, but I think that says more about how my family uses electricity.
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  440. Don’t forget about the lethal doses of radiation to the people working on it
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  441. This is a consequence of car companies looking to cut costs without improving efficiency and/or getting rid of bloated management.
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  442. List of states not to mess with: 1– Texas 2– Ohio.
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  443. The Chinese government is trying to convince people Kung Fu can.
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  444. We’ll see what you think of American “imperialism” when you have Russia and China doing their shit without the US checking them.
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  445. Kaitlyn Mitchell, that’s dictionary definition. In the real world femisnism is female supremacy movement
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  446. I think you’re underestimating how much more effective the Romans would be. Even a relatively minor advantage in the ability to move troops has created crushing victories in wars. With the advantage of railroads to move whole armies from across the empire in a few days, Rome would just hammer anyone they came in contact with. Also, with a larger population, the losses they did take would be proprietary smaller, and the Romans are know for their ability to raise armies even after devastating losses. Furthermore, with a greater need for skilled labor, Rome would likely have under gone many of the social changes that happened in the West during the industrial revolution, everything from the abolition of slavery to public schools.
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  447. These people think being white is an unfair advantage.
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  448. Look up the no true Scotsman fallacy.
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  449. But only by a couple thousand.
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  450. It gets even worse when you something about ethno-linguistics. People in Northern India and Pakistan have more in common with people in Europe than they do with people from East Asia.
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  451.  @entropicflux8849  with the way this guy acted, self defense would be next to impossible not to win. He was literally murdered in front of 60, and not one of them said a thing because of how bad he was.
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  452. If we are the first, that means we are the gardeners of the universe! We must expand and and spread the beauty of life.
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  453. Shanked in a prison filled with people just like him, I think not.
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  454. Jacqueline L .G And that doesn't change anything.
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  455. A new new deal, like new new new new... New York. Five internet points for anyone that gets the reference.
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  456. The polls showed Trump and Hillary were in more or less tied. The election was rather close in terms of popular vote, so…
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  457. Kurt Smith Now you know what it's like being from Texas.
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  458. Efficiency is great, but it, alone, isn't going to get us to where we need to be. Gates even talks about it here in the talk. Nuclear is one of the safest forms of energy production, and newer reactors, like molten salt and fast breeders, are even safer than the current light water and produce much less waste. We can make world were everyone wins. Wouldn't it be nice if saving the world and making money went hand in hand? 
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  459. Sounds like the higher ups in the party are afraid of a revolt, and they're trying to appease us. Let's keep going to for more.
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  460. Twitter has been trying to get rid of anyone who disagrees with their politics for years. This is just more blatant.
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  461. China has moved 150,000 troops to their board with North Korea and cut off trade. China will likely try to stay out of the fight, or maybe try to take out Un and install a more controllable person.
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  462. Sirees333 That sounds dubious, at best.
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  463. Damn it Hillary treats this like a team sport instead of the election of the President of the United States. This kind of thinking is in part what destroyed Rome.
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  464. I say we should do what the ancient Athenians did, banish the most disliked person for ten years.
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  465. GerryLo5198 Then thousands more that couldn't get in because the place was too small. He keeps having that problem, even at the biggest places he can book.
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  466. Remember, to beat a monster you first have to turn him back in to a man.
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  467. Läwrëncë Ø'Røurkë Yes because people using water to live is a waste of water.
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  468. No, she's disliked because she's too evil.
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  469. If you don't like how he's running the company, why don't you sell your shares?
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  470.  @mikoi7472  purpose built loyal wingmen drones would be cheaper, more capable, and less detectable. Moreover, I’m talking about using planes that are either sitting in storage until they’re broken up or soon to be retired.
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  471. This is what appeasement gets you.
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  472. FallaciousScotsman, molten SALT, not sodium, and most MSRs are designed with non-sodium salt mixtures like FLiB. However, sodium folded reactors are extremely safe, so your assertion is still wrong even if you had understood what was being talked about.
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  473. The first thing communists always do when they get into power is kill a pot of people.
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  474. Setting standards is actually the EU’s favorite trick to protect inefficient farming practices. Y’all should remember a few years back at the start of Brexit how people were making a fuss about chicken washed in chlorine. There’s nothing wrong with it, even though they do the same thing with other foods, but the EU banned in to protect the domestic poultry industry from the US.
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  475. To be fair, a lot of hunting rifles were used as sniper rifles until specially made sniper rifles started getting built.
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  476.  @sandemike  the way they flew was intended to avoid American AA. They would either fly high and dive straight down or fly so low that the AA couldn’t depress far enough.
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  477. Yes, Dankula was an edgy boi back in the day, and still.
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  478.  @iumasz6088  those are in cities that haven’t seen a more dangerous animal that a cow since the 1700s
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  479. You’re dead wrong about there being better EVs. Tesla’s are by far the best engineered EVs, if not cars in general. Their structural battery pack is in a completely different league from everyone but a couple of Chinese companies. Their self driving software is so different from and better than everyone else’s it might as well be alien technology, and I see licensing FSD being even more profitable than selling their cars. Frankly, the only legacy automaker that is going to not be overrun by Tesla is Ford. The real competition for Tesla are the EV startups like Rivian, Aptera, and Canoo, but they’re so far behind in time it’ll take decades before they’ll even be able to think about competing with Tesla.
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  480. There’s a famous American movie composer named Hammerstein.
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  481. Poland is reclaiming its place as a European power
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  482. Melissa Vasquez Bloomberg isn't a progressive, thus why I called what you said a strawman.
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  483. Walking the cabbage sounds like some strange innuendo. 
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  484. T.W. Someone, you information is is so bad it would be kind of funny if you didn't believe it. Anytime you see information from Greenpeace, throw it out. They are beyond biased against nuclear. They are on antinuclear vendetta. The only way you can get nuclear releasing more CO2 than coal is by saying nuclear power is going to cause a nuclear apocalypse, and everything is going to burn. Speaking of CO2, most of the environmental damage to the oceans has come from burning fossil fuels and use of related products, like plastic, not nuclear. It would take tens of thousands of Fukushima to raise the radiation levels in the ocean by a significant amount of radiation, and probably take hundreds of thousands to do the kind of damage people are attributing to Fukushima.
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  485. I'd say he's a rather good scientist considering he's had a number of papers published by respectable journals on those "science fair" experiments. A lot of very important science was done with a lot less than a modern high school lab.
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  486. ADHD is a lot more than just being hyper
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  487. Thorium reactors aren't just safer but cleaner and can burn waste from current reactors.
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  488. "Here in America we don't turtles or frogs." Find a double irony in her saying that. Not only is she a minority that's been discriminated against, but frog legs and turtle soup, in some parts of the country, which she evidently knows nothing about, are considered delicacies. If it's made out of meat some will eat it.
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  489. You're mistaking him saying it's a common action for him saying it's an inherent trait. 
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  490. Yes because the GOP is going to make everything better just like Bush did. Also, Emanuele isn't a progressive but conservative light.  
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  491. ***** Saying we need to be ready for the next black death and these are the things we need to fight it, is not fear mongering.
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  492. Why the fuck are we friends with the Suadi's again? I'm normally not conspiratorial, but at the very least one must wonder how much people like Clinton actually care about the American people if she takes money from these people.
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  493. As an atheist the generally the more contact I have with fundies the more I dislike them.
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  494. Flynn Shin You don't want to do that. You don't know what you might get from him.
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  495. No, most people can only tell their physician the symptoms they're feeling. People don't to the doctor and say "Hey, I've got cancer. What should I do about it?" 
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  496. I guess Maher has to make up for the bias for Israel. 
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  497. +Christine K Can you cut out the histrionic bullshit? If you would listen, He clearly says low the population via slowing population growth, which vaccines have been shown to do. As for mercury, it's not in atomic form so doesn't cause mercury poisoning and is only in very small amounts that couldn't cause mercury poisoning. Table salt is made of sodium and chlorine, one of which burns when it touches water and the other a poison, but we'll die without salt.
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  498. When ever I see Cruz I want to dig a hole and hide under a rock out of shame fir simply being from Texas.
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  499. I don't even understand why people are angry. 
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  500. War is great for business if you're in the right kind of business.
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  501. They’re saying her frame of reference doesn’t make sense in the UK.
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  502.  @mathewlegrange5880  people have been arrested for being in their own yard and other nonsense like sitting in their car watching the sunset. Those aren’t precautionary measures to stop the spread of an infectious disease. Those are for control and nothing else.
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  503. No Carl, the French can’t just put off maintenance on their reactors. The kind of maintenance they’re doing is rather involved and scheduled as part of the reactors’ life cycle.
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  504. Because the film would spontaneously explode at random.
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  505. Had an argument with a guy about economics of nuclear in the UK the other day, and I’ve been wondering why the British are so bad at it. I guess the universe provides.
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  506. You can never replace fossil fuels with renewables. Renewables actually intrench fossil fuels further. The only thing that can replace fossil fuels is nuclear. However, the left hates it, and the right don’t care enough to fight for it.
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  507.  @NullConflict  I’m sure he was weakly glued to the road and in pain, but he’s just a wimp who’s never felt anything more painful than a pinch before.
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  508. I’ve got some gripes, but over all good talk.
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  509. They already do.
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  510.  @CrocodileWhispers  his dad owned a small part of a failed mine in Zimbabwe or some place besides South Africa, and he had to get student loans for university
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  511. You kust be living under a rock or willfully ignorant. All the people demanding women be paid the same as men, regardless of hours worked and a plethora of other reasons don’t seem to exist to you. What about all the people complaining x race not being represented enough in whatever?
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  512. As the saying goes, "Truth is stranger than fiction."
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  513. So men should be over hyped morons that don't even understand the basic symbolism of an upside-down flag is? No thanks I'm just fine how I am.
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  514. We once had a guy run for office while he was in jail, and he got a third of the vote. 
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  515. I'm torn on this because I don't want ISIS to get the money from selling the oil, but I really don't want to do the environmental damage. 
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  516. If being on the dark side means I can shot lighting out my finger tips, have Darth Vader as my right hand man, and rule over galactic empire, sign me up.
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  517. Botulinum toxin is natural but you sure as hell don't want that in you. Being natural or artificial has nothing to do with whether something is good for you or not. 
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  518. No, it's a strategy in the game called life that large groups called nations use.
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  519. DennisJ (The Last Methbender) I think the Republicans have finally hit critical mass and are starting to self-destruct.
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  520. Not the informed environmentalists.
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  521. Boinking? Really, Kyle? Can't you say sex? Or will that you blacklisted again?
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  522. I hate these fuckers and their persecution complex. 
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  523. Then China must be a two year old in the me phase.
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  524. Will someone shut this man up. Between him, Trump, and Pailin, we're going to hit the limit of stupid the country can handle.
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  525. The piranha are eating each other.
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  526. For a long time anatomy text books were missing lots of information about female anatomy.
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  527. Nice to understand the meaning of some the symbols on my mom and dad's old patches.
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  528. +GabrielNicho Yes, in 100,000 years. I don't know about you but that's a long time to find solutions.
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  529. There’s always a phase where neither side can tell id they’re winning. The left has taken positions, but they don’t know if they have power to hold them. The right have been driven out, but they’re in process of reorganizing to retake the lost positions.
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  530.  @ГеоргийМурзич  how does that have anything to do with Russia’s habit of invading neutral nations?
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  531. The first replies to the op stand as excellent examples as to why.
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  532. It’s just filtering into the last of the late adopters.
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  533. He did, repeatedly. Try watching the debate rather than having people tell you what happened.
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  534. The Irish, Italians, Hispanics, and any other traditionally Catholic group.
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  535. Tim Pool make a video about this with context, and it’s clearly a joke.
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  536.  @Djungelurban  Zimbabwe crashed hard and has stayed there
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  537. I’m sorry, but I have to say this: Germanic doesn’t mean German. Germanic includes the Germans but isn’t limited to them.
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  538. More recent numbers have shown the radiation levels are lower than thought, but more importantly those numbers are based on the linear no-threshold model, which is based on one study that didn't properly show what it claims.
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  539. It’s like the Midas touch, but everything turns to shit.
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  540. I see you would fit right in, in a 3rd world dictatorship.
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  541.  @harbl99  where’s the trench-coat?
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  542. A separate R&D site is a bad idea. Part of Tesla’s formula is they have R&D next to production.
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  543. That’s more people than a small country.
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  544. He’s not wrong about the Germanic tribes liking war. Just the English conquered 25% of the planet. When you add all the land conquered by all the tribes and their subsequent nations, I’m willing to bet more than half the planet was under the control of the Germani at some point.
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  545. We’ve always wanted to push all eastern hemisphere countries out of the Americas.
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  546. Christian Vennemann, yes, I do. I also know the word monkey can be used without racial connotations and that idiots are making something from nothing.
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  547. Saurus Blood That happened when right wingers wanted to make strawmen arguments.
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  548. Melissa Vasquez Your calling FDR, the guy who literally fought the largest war in history against fascists, a fascist. Thanks for the laugh.
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  549. ingibingi2000, I stopped watching TYT a long time ago, so I had no idea what they did.
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  550. Fuck them both.
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  551. If the US was threatening to nuck Cuba, we would take it as only natural Cuba would install a missile defense system and just develop a way to defeat it, Ike an honorable country. However, China has no honor demanding South Korea give up its defense because China has lost control over North Korea.
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  552. Dude, do you ever give up on your Sargon fetish?
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  553. This kind of stuff is why we should stop doing circumcision
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  554. His point is clear: men aren't not as a whole rapists in waiting and should not be thought of in that way, unlike what many feminists would have us believe.
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  555. Why the fuck are we allies with these people? I'm not being rhetorical. Can someone give me a good reason we have anything to do with these people?
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  556. This is one of the very few times I agree with republican.
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  557. ***** In the bible Jebus say the old laws are still to be upheld. 
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  558. Except for all the places that aren't getting enough rain or are being flooded. Studies have found that golbal crop yields would go down.
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  559. Another thing is that Hillary has somehow built a cult of personality made up of mostly women.
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  560. Som Davarya Stop insulting dodos.
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  561. Hillary didn't promise anything other than more Neo-Liberal bs. Just look at the polls. Most people want a lot of what Bernie was talking about.
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  562. jasun calimag I thought me saying, "I say this as a figure of speech" was clear indication of what my views are.
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  563. There are far dumber people out there than people like that woman.
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  564. There’s only so much insulating you do to some of those old buildings.
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  565.  @falahati  it’s not my job to find their sources, and if they mention something without actually giving their source, it takes away from their point.
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  566. The Soviets used nuclear warheads to stop gas well fires.
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  567. It was only ever supposed to be some federal buildings
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  568. The memes almost make me wish I live in your cold, rainy country.
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  569.  @VioletDeathRei  diesel subs are actually super quiet when running on batteries.
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  570. Earth is part of the first generation of planets that can develop life. Earlier planets lack the “metals” (in astronomy that means all elements hire than helium). Without those higher elements in large quantities, life can’t form.
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  571. Saying all men are sexist is in itself sexist.
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  572. Mike, from Texas, femism has been about benefiting women over men going back to the man who can up with fwmism.
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  573. It’s simple. Men like big breasts, wide hips, narrow waists and looking healthy. Also, the ideal body fat for women is 15-20%.
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  574. The mass production, storage, and moving of hydrogen is a giant pain. It’s literally the smallest possible atom and it seeps through even solid metal. It embrittles everything. It’s got a terrible volumetric energy density. Even rockets, where there actually a strong case for it, are moving away from it in a lot of cases because it’s such a problem to deal with.
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  575. In an environment made for humans, humanoid robots are best.
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  576. The man himself has said he has a tendency of getting a bit too angry when dealing with these kinds of interviews. Although, the editing probably doesn't help.
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  577. That’s a sodium metal cooled reactor
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  578.  @paulziech6702  that’s a lie. We have hundreds to thousands of years worth of fuel sitting around in spent fuel rods, and there are alternative fuels that have thousands of years worth of fuel.
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  579. 9/10th of management is babysitting people to make sure they’re getting their work done. The other 1/10th is deploying a system that lets you do the babysitting effectively.
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  580. The word you’re looking for is morale
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  581.  @Loathomar  the EU started this along time ago with all kinds of protectionist measures. The US has just finally gotten around to punching back after letting it slide for decades.
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  582. Sargon didn’t break the terms of service, and he was vulgar, not racist. He was telling a white nationalist they act like how they depict black people.
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  583.  @guyfanno1  he wasn’t, which is why it’s clearly self defense. Thankfully, even the people inclined to convict him during the trial were convinced by how strong the case was.
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  584.  @zoidberg444  the Appalachians are much more affordable, and they can be just as remote.
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  585.  LOU Montana  if you’re a felon, don’t illegally carry or point guns at people.
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  586. Demolitionman is a great example in fiction.
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  587. People really need to get this into their hands: the state of Texas is larger than France. Also, the largest ethnic group in the US is German, and we still have a German streak in our culture.
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  588. For countries like the US and Australia with large areas and low population density, it is a stupid policy. Also, let the best products displace the others without government interference because Australia is a free country where people should be able to make decisions based on what is best for them, not what the government wants.
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  589. You'd get water poisoning if you used water.
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  590. This is a great explanation of the technical differences between film and digital and why that makes it harder, but the old footage also just has great composition.
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  591. The thing about the Global Strike Egal is that it’s actually becoming more viable with the development of nanosats.
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  592. We’ll gladly take more Davie Crocketts.
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  593. Confession through projection.
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  594. Most enslaved people were enslaved by people of their own race.
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  595. Of course, they do. What are people who believe in an all powerful magic being going to say about anything that happens?
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  596. You'd see at least as many complaints in the comments of a white women talking about her hair in a TED talk. People don't care about her race. People are annoyed by how vapid this talk is.
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  597. Well, we can excuse this as Tyson taking too many hits to the head.
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  598. You're right that slowing growth isn't necessarily a bad sign. However, slowing growth with all the other problems, and China is clearly in trouble.
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  599. Every human has the right of bodily autonomy, and as such, no one should be forced to host another organism. To put it bluntly, whether or not the other organism can survive on its own is its problem.
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  600. It has to have a tiny radar cross section and it doesn't have any real heat signature. All you need to do is find a way to up arm it, and then sail it throw Chinese anti-ship missile systems without a problem.
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  601. karl john Sorry but I'm not going to excuse an over simplification of my home state that is bigger than France with a population of 25 million people.  
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  602. +Anthony Serocco The same way emperor Palpitian was far fighting Mace Win-do
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  603. Europe has worked out most of those to one degree or another because of the long tunnels through The Alps.
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  604. Rob McCune, Sargon wants propaganda acting like unbiased academic studies removed.
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  605. "She's taking it in the Clinton foundation," sounds like some kind of sex act.
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  606. Most of Europe has much stricter laws than the US.
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  607. Geothermal only works in geologically active areas, causes earthquakes, and release more radiation into the environment than nuclear.
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  608. These guys are 12 century bastards working with 21 century tech, which is kind of funny.
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  609. I'll say the just above the knee is ok.
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  610. Well, you didn't understand anything she said. She didn't say that most change is bad but how most change is done doesn't work. Also, most people aren't skeptical for rational reasons and need to let go of their bias for do what they know without trying new things.
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  611. As long as this moron represents mt state I'm giving him hell. 
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  612. I stopped asking that question.
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  613. Mathieu Andres Calling bullshit, even if premature, is not the same as being triggered. Also, being an anti-SJW is not the same as being an MRA.
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  614. Literally yesterday, I was watching a documentary about the effects that American movies had on Romania during the communist era, call Chuck Norris vs Communism.
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  615. Hey Shelly, you got any real criticisms or just insults?
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  616. Russian soldiers are badly trained and would run out of ammo.
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  617.  @onyhow  thanks for ruining the joke
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  618. atzuras, Austrians speak German. Although, it’s a different dialect from the one most people speak in Germany.
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  619.  @Freshbott2  renewables aren’t cheap or getting cheaper, and nuclear is looking at a renaissance, with companies like Terrapower, Terrestrial Energy, Elysium Industries etc.
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  620. You’re mistaking ambushes for night fighting.
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  621. Defending yourself from people assaulting you isn’t murder.
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  622.  @garysarela4431  renewables only look cheap. When you factor in all the ancillary costs, renewables are rather expensive. We’ve had the technology to build reactors that can’t melt down and produce only short lived waste for decades. A combination of political favoritism and the vitriolic hatred the environmental movement has for nuclear power stoped R&D into turning those reactors into commercially viable reactors.
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  623.  @immaculatesquid  because corruption was how everything worked
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  624. No, there were two rabid dogs that needed taken behind the shed.
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  625. Certfied Ass Eater, why should leave? I just stated a fact. China didn’t invent prefabrication and there are reasons we don’t use prefabricated buildings en mass. That doesn’t mean what the Chinese company did wasn’t impressive, but understand why it’s impressive.
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  626. Be should also move to Texas. Our laws are very favorable for the home owner in cases like Tim’s.
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  627. You're no revolutionary. You're just LARPing. Get out of your university and learn something about the world for yourself.
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  628. As the US has moved to natural gas, we’ve lowered our CO2 emissions more than Europe or any other major economy.
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  629. That’s the live free or die spirit Americans can support.
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  630. This great and all, but it doesn’t actually address solar’s fundamental problems.
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  631. Hunter: and this is how you use the parme instead of the crack.
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  632. VX, China builds things just to build things. There's only one high speed line in China that's actually adding to the economy. Also, more than 90% of China's population lives in the eastern third of the country. Only a 1/3 of the US population live in the East Cost. Furthermore, China has 4 times the population as the US, so the US and China being nearly the same size, China has a population density 4 times that of the US.
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  633. That’s because the NYC hasn’t been keeping up the system or expanding it.
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  634. Try actually listening to what Milo said because he that he was in relationship with a man and doesn't feel like he was damaged by it.
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  635. The US is a bottom up system. CRT is being push top-down, so it’s obviously going to face massive resistance at the bottom
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  636. No, he taught us that lots of bullets just big enough to do the job are preferable to a couple oversized ones.
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  637. Yet again Hillary proves she's a Republican in all but name.
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  638. The simplest answer is they are payed to.
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  639. ***** You clearly don't know much about the religions. Christianity and Islam both claim to be fixing "God's" word because it's been corrupted over time. Depictions may vary but it's the same god. 
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  640. +David Stachon Since a gas station franchise?
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  641. Here in Texas we have a political system that is so entrenched that even the armies of world war one would say they're too dug in.
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  642. The Zumwalt is probably more expensive than it should have been. However, a lot of the cost was unavoidable because it's being built with technologies like rail guns and laser defense systems that are in R&D right now.
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  643. Only if it that were so.
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  644. Right wingers don't seem to be able to sympathize with anyone. 
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  645. No, wind, solar, etc. are the impediment to the only real solution by giving people a false solution.
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  646. I think the moral of the story is people are really stupid.
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  647. To me they are the physical manifestation of every human trait I hate, and every thing holding back the US from being the truly great country it should be.
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  648. So basically he found that CEOs that let their people run wild had more cases a fraud happen at their companies because they themselves are the type to run wild. Not to be an ass about it but that's not a big revelation. 
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  649. That's what happens when you feel entitled to being president, like how nobles felt entitled to ruling over everyone.
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  650. Feminists have been saying that for while now.
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  651. As much as I would love to say it's just the fringe, I can't when they've gotten things like "man-spreading" turned into punishable crimes in New York City or riots that destroy parts of cities and white people are attacked for being white. What we need is for the left to be taken back by rational people.
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  652. Macron is more eloquent, but his accent is horrible.
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  653. Fuck it. Let's get rid of the first amendment.
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  654. 1) LIGHT WATER REACTORS are exspencive. Molten salt reactors could reduce the costs so much they could be the cheapest form of power we have. 2) Let us reframe this a little. Nuclear power is extremely consistent, which makes it perfect for base load power, while renewables are inconsistent making them unreliable. 3) People keep passing the buck because of people like you who keep talking about how bad it is. 4) The dangers of nuclear power are vastly over started. The radiation levels in both Fukushima and Chernobyl are both safe to live in. In fact there are people living in the Chernobyl exclution zone.
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  655. It is a real mental illness with a number well documented cases . Look it up.
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  656. I hope that by the convention Trump has made Hillary unelectable by hitting her with this stuff.
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  657. vuk911 It's both, and it's not just insulting to Iranians but everyone.
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  658. Psychotic Muffin, early samurai tended to be the lesser sons of nobles. However, in the sengoku jidia samurai were just guys who could fight well, and then in maji era it became a hereditary class.
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  659. At least Fatman and Littleboy were used in a time of war.
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  660.  @vincentrusso4332  or Latinos. Remember Miami.
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  661. A lot of this is just wrong. Mexico was a dictatorship that had numerous rebellions against Mexico City, so the narrative that the Texicans rebelled over not having slaves is just a lie. At the best it was one of many issues. Also, Mexico had the better army with professional troops and training. The Texicans got their asses handed to them at every battle except for San Jacinto. In the Mexican-American war, the US just had an exceptional artillery corps trained in fly artillery tactics.
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  662. The average person breaks three laws every day. You want to rethink your statement?
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  663. @SLOWPOKE RODRIGUEZ Afganistan? Large parts were and still are controlled by a terrorist organization that murdered thousands of Americans without even a hint of justification. The rest you mention are dictatorships, which the US considers an enemy against all humanity.
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  664. I was bored to death.
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  665. Before they went full SWJ.
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  666. The bugs are Heinline’s depiction of communists.
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  667. Congratulations, for using the wrong meaning of respect. Dr. Peterson didn’t mean respect as in admiration, rather consideration. Having consideration for other citizens is part of the duties of being a citizen.
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  668. Kleco102, that’s great information, but besides the point I was making.
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  669. Self defense isn’t murder
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  670.  @white_ninja9828  the secret service didn’t start providing protection to the president until Lincoln
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  671.  @pielucas439  they didn’t get rich being complete dumbasses.
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  672.  @GHOSTTIEF  no, we aren’t. We aren’t dependent on world trade and we have a stable population.
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  673. Yes, the British really want Sovites sweeping across mainland Europe so that they're just across the channel. Most people would generally like to wreck someone else's house than their own.
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  674. The fact he's facker than a Ken doll.
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  675. You think think he believes in democracy?
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  676.  @offthemountains  that’s just not true. Indo-Iranian is a subgroup of Indo-European. You’re right the term was changed from aryan, but it was Iranian, which is, funnily, a derivative of aryan.
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  677. Well, looks like we live in Bazaaro world.
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  678. Biological weapons are complex and expensive, but compared to the complexity and expense of nuclear and chemical weapons, they’re relatively cheap and easy to produce.
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  679. They showed the AI. That’s the hard part. The robot body is easy. Boston Dynamics and other companies are selling robots with hardware more than able to do what Tesla are aiming for.
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  680. The UK uses F-35b for your carriers. Although, the US designed and built them.
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  681. That’s a Kevin.
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  682.  @qazhr  great examples how safe nuclear is
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  683. Excellent talk!
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  684. He spends all day every day trying figure out problems that make even the smartest people feel stupid.
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  685. It’s too short.
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  686. As an American I’m trying to understand how you figure y’all have had 1,000 years of good governance since my country wouldn’t exist if not for bad governance. The ironic part is that the “representation” in no taxation without representation was a seat in parliament.
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  687. 8 countries that most of whom get their electricity from hydro and aren’t industrialized.
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  688. At one time wearing a dress that shows the ankle made a women a whore.
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  689. The extremes on both sides act like that, just on different topics.
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  690. I'm from Texas, and I think every Texan deserves healthcare too regardless of financial status.
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  691. At this point in time I consider this a small scale war, so I'm just going to say If they can't work out some form of peace go protesters.
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  692. ISIS actively promotes and engages in violence. If they keep it at that, it should be fine.
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  693. ***** Redundant
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  694. Joe11Blue Roads, bridges, etc. are government waste?
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  695. It's really sad that we're happy that no one was killed.
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  696. This is like some bad horror movie; this shot isn't supposed to happen in real life.   
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  697. I love my home state but I have to wonder what is wrong with everyone else in the state.
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  698. Those internals are beautiful.
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  699. I don't like either gun. To me adding engravings doesn't make a gun art; it makes a gun with art on it. To me any gun can be art for the beauty of its form and the martials used to make it.
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  700. How did this guy get a degree? Also, why is also engineers?
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  701. Even as a guy I have the same kind f problem when trying to find cowboy boots.
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  702. Sirees333 Bullets don't have that much kinetic energy. People can punch and kick with more force than bullets. What makes bullets so dangerous is that the energy is concentrated into a small area. 
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  703. Hahaha Haha To be better it first has to work.
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  704. Priests not getting married only came about in the 13 century.
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  705. Before watching this I have to ask, are we talking about real social justice or the crazy misandrist, segregationist ideology?
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  706. Welcome to the flame wars.
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  707. This bastard knows no limit to irony.
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  708. More like religious fundis in action. 
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  709. Talk after Bulgaria has been around for 2,000 years, conquered all of the Mediterranean and Western Europe, and has etched itself so deep in the conscious of the West that it still shapes our thoughts to this day.
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  710. TheGuyWith 9000 views and no videos thanks I was too over come with dismay to notice.
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  711. Retail stores have been using this trick since before there were retail stores.
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  712. Politics and a lack of public knowledge.
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  713. Let's hope that this guy is too crazy for people.
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  714. “A tempest in a teapot” seems to have a lot of parallels.
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  715. As Mr. Miyagi said, “no bad students; only bad teachers.”
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  716.  @bipbeedippy3954  really? Look at matriarchal societies. They get nothing done
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  717. Mike, from Texas, no, it has always been about benefiting women. The guy who came up with the word said it was about judging societies based how they treat women. Also, look at feminists like Christina Sommers gets treated by other feminists. P.S. why do you have to be giving Texas a bad name?
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  718. Yeah, a few batteries are going to get you through a winter storm or power a factory.
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  719. ScoopMeisterGeneral, no matter what you define the media’s job as, they did a terrible job this time around. Most people were completely indifferent to the Russia conspiracy.
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  720. I see Beetlejuice.
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  721. Along official channels, it is that painfully slow.
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  722. Well, that’s always Greg’s excuse when June finds it on the computer.
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  723. All they care about is social standing, and they’ve constructed a system based on those. Basically, they’re every ist they claim to hate.
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  724. Feed the nonces to the wolves
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  725. C W, cool response fuckwad.
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  726. Anyone who calls Man of Steel their favorite film of all time hasn’t watched enough movies. There are many better movies out there
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  727. People have been saying the US is going to collapse from the start
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  728. Buddy Guy, no, that’s mostly SJWs.
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  729. Equality is just their cover story.
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  730. No, all life is very rational. It’s just the logic being used is game theory and it’s often so deeply embedded into our thinking that we don’t even know that’s how we’re thinking.
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  731.  @ThànhHoàngNgọc-w8r  1) why do you think merchant ships haven’t already done that because of Somali pirates? Ports don’t allow any of that except for warships. 2) a lot of military equipment isn’t that great. It’s not that hard to buy better equipment. Also, there are a lot of military equipment is adapted from civilian hardware.
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  732.  @zaco-km3su  1) you're assuming it will still be the same government ruling China. 2) who’s going to arrest Americans who committed no crimes on Chins’s behalf? 3) being a privateer is always at your own risk.
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  733. Biden is trying really hard to cancel Christmas this year
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  734. Sounds like the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn here in the US. Although, Huck Finn has been banned.
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  735. The SLAM was a design for a nuclear powered cruise missile
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  736. We’ve gone through some big changes in the past, but we always came out stronger
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  737. Trump mastered memetic communication before (internet) memes. Meme magic knows no time.
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  738. The chicken tax would probably kill it
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  739. Yeah, the US is as innovative as we are because we had to invent and reinvent even the most basic tools like plows and ax heads, but once we had, we could draw on the vast resources of an untapped continent.
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  740. Falklands were uninhabited until the British found them anyway.
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  741.  @christianyellic3394  the Eastern Roman Empire had the Varangian guard. All Germanic mercenaries, even some Englishman.
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  742. We talk about French food, not French engineering.
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  743. Lane Hiz There are many different kinds of nuclear reactor, and each has a different level of inherent of safety. The light water reactors that currently being used little to no inherent safety and have to managed because the reaction have to be kept in check. Molten salt reactors on the other hand have a very high inherent safety because they will shut down on their own if no one is actively keeping the reaction going.
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  744. Lucas, it doesn't matter what they say; they have the right to say whatever they want with out being assaulted. If they're inciting violence or slandering someone, call the police or file a lawsuit. Furthermore, no one is telling you not to speak. In fact, I encourage you to speak and show how bad Nazi ideas real are rather than attacking you disagree with.
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  745. The US and Japan made a deal after WW2 were in Japan would give up its military in exchange for US protection. Also, Okinawa is in a very strategically important spot.
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  746. You seem to be under some very misguided understandings. The US cares a great deal about collateral damage. Gun ships were created to deal with the problems of accurately bombing.
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  747. If it restricts one person's freedom of speech, you restricts everyone's freedom of speech.
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  748. When are people going to learn that the US's most powerful weapon is not, nor ever was, bullets or bombs but capitalism.
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  749. Since before our species was around. The youngest mother on record was five when she gave birth.
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  750. I wouldn't be surprised if ISIS put reported the number themselves for propaganda.  
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  751. I love how the interviewer was speechless for a few seconds because he couldn't believe the answer the priest just gave. I can think of a better way to express what I think of those answers than silent, jaw dropping shock.
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  752. Mister mood Teenagers aren't little kids, but that's irrelevant because even they were adults, this is out of line.
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  753. Eero Haapala American Taliban! and that's from a Texan.
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  754. Stock photos don't prove what was being claimed that's the problem.
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  755. It's like talking to people from North Korea about their "dear leader". 
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  756. Taylor Smith Crazy a.k.a. radical feminism. "A lot" is a large but indeterminate number of people. Sorry about not being able to give a better answer to your question about the number, but to my knowledge no one has ever tried counting how many feminists there are, let alone radical feminists. The reason why there is so much backlash is because a part of feminism has crossed the line from promoting equality for women to slandering men while stripping women of their agency, and becoming bigots doing so.
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  757. I guess it's just fine for the police to search your house when every they want, right? No it's not everyone has the right to privacy.
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  758. There's no credible source for that in any large number.
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  759. "I just want attention so I feel like someone loves me" Red Hood, 2017.
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  760. +Adam Gall You know what? Forest Gump is smarter than Huckabee ever will be, so at least Huckabee is quoting someone smarter than he is.
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  761. A billion year half-life means it's barely radioactive. The fewer the decays that happen over given time the less radiation that's give off. "Nuclear accidents are ongoing events that will kill people thousands of years after the initial incident." That's just BS. 
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  762. Keksi I'm cutting off your stupidity before it metastasis.
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  763. IJustLostweight They're rich enough to buy their own tickets to the sun.
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  764. +Colin Sherritt Yeah, Bernie was just berning up the debate.
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  765. +Yudianto Do you know what you like to most people? He doesn't know how he wants his chicken cooked. Any hobo can say they're having chicken, but can he decide how he's going to cook it?
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  766. Just Waari The fact our bodies, sicology, and social structure are adapted for hunting and gathering, and that our micro-biome is clearly adapted to digesting both meat and plants.
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  767. StarrWolf64 If you would read what I said more carefully you would see that I said Islam has a bad case of fundamentalism and that fundamentalism breeds terrorism. 
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  768. They better do something really nice for this women.
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  769. McCarthy 2.0
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  770. It's not about him; it's about us, and if we want be the same kind of person he is.
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  771. Did he really just say that the science isn't settled right after he said to trust the scientists, whom say the science is settled. 
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  772. Say's a troll. The irony.
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  773. For those that think 4% is low that's about 1 in 20 people.
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  774. Helping people live better longer lives seems like a funny way to show he hates people. 
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  775. crikk23 You're right about each sword being it's own, but the average katana is slightly heavier than a long sword. Also, katana are blade heavy so they feel heavy in the hand. Longswords have a point of balance much closer to the hilt, so they feel lighter in the hand.
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  776. Yes let's be equally stupid as the dumb fuck in the video.
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  777. Doing the right and honorable thing for once in her life: staying the fuck out.
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  778. If I was president I was be tempted to declare the Catholic church a criminal organization because of all the shit they pull.  
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  779. You're nuts. North Korea is threatening to use nuclear warheads against the US and Japan, and out right attacked South Korea a number of times, including shelling a South Korean island and sinking a South Korean warship.
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  780. I have no substantive criticism, so I’m just going to insult him.
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  781. Ja, Deutsch Neusprech. Please, don’t reply in German. The German I remember from high school is very limited.
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  782.  @leslieho8377  As much as the US would like the title of most wars ever fought, England, France, Japan, and China easily have us beat. The English and French have fought more wars between each other than the US has fought. The later two have periods called the waring states, which were just endless civil wars.
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  783. Texas produces 40% of US oil production.
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  784. The word after is is still the same after 1,000 years, but the word you are hearing after is not Kenneth.
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  785. Every rational person should be against progressives.
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  786.  @Jesei1211  Nazis are right wing, and patriots are supposedly right wing. So they’re trying to conflate them because the Nazi have a bad reputation.
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  787. It took 66 years to go from the Wright brothers to landing on the moon, but you think it’s going to take between 82 and and 182 years to get to Mars from where we’re at.
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  788. The two questions everyone should ask when they say that are, who is part of that “our” and what do they mean by democracy? I’ve personally come to the conclusion that the Democrats mean their patronage system by “democracy” and their cronies by “our”.
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  789. Optical Clarity, no, it’s always been bad. They’ve just been good at twisting people’s arms so they didn’t say anything.
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  790.  @alfalafelstine1536  Tibet wasn’t under the control of the ROC. However, you’re ignoring the more important argument
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  791. China is a one party state whose military is actually an arm of said party. You can’t have democracy in a system like that.
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  792. China is even more dependent on imports and exports than Germany was in WW1. Just the Quad (the US, Japan, Australia, and India) would be able to seal China in the first island chain.
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  793. It would help your case if you used the right form of “their”.
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  794. The US doesn’t lose wars. We lose interest.
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  795.  @fritoboat13  not really. All California not selling food to the rest of the country would mean is we wouldn’t have has many of some kinds of fruits and vegetables.
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  796. She's not sassy; she's just obnoxious. Her attitude is like that of a noble speaking down to peasants. Furthermore, I haven't seen anything remotely close to racist or sexist in the comments. I'm guessing you're just throwing those out there as a standard attack without even having looked.
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  797. The media has swallowed that China propaganda whole.
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  798.  @luigimrlgaming9484  it’s not about Taiwan’s economy. It’s that China is completely blocked in. Taiwan would undoubtedly get massive monetary support, while China would be completely cut off.
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  799.  @blakemiller9661  Pelosi needs impeached too for the attempt coup
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  800. The post modernist thought innate in the movement was never intended to create but simply destroy. The people who created it were only looking for a way to strike back against the liberal values.
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  801. The US is traditionally a land power, even though more wars have started because of the ships than on the land, and our intuitional thinking reflects that.
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  802. SJWs are the bigger problem because they’re killing conversation between people, which is what we need to solve real problems like this.
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  803. Better idea: get rid of idiotic laws like this.
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  804. Not for self defense
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  805. @Rob something you should do every day
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  806.  @rickychandler7009  were you wanting to get a train because you’re getting f-ed by a lot of people
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  807. Musk has openly said he’d rather be Edison because Edison actually got technology out to people.
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  808. Considering antifa do the exact same thing, yes, they're both in the wrong.
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  809. No need to insult the dead and disarmed
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  810. To be fair, some of the leftists complain about everything space related.
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  811. Preferably removed from the gene pool.
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  812. A mistrial being declared after the trial finishes typically means there’s no more trials because that’s double jeopardy
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  813. Because the Federation is beyond the worrying about the basics of survival, and they now seek higher ideals, while the Ferengi only seek to amass resources.
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  814. Actually, it’s great being the only safe harbor in a storm. We get the pick of the most skilled people and all the money. Also, we’re well into building an alliance to counter China. A new competitor requires a new team
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  815. People don’t seem to understand that point to point is for transcontinental flights. Even with a couple hours for a boat ride out and back is faster than a flight from LA to Tokyo, and you get 1/2 and hour in space, while BO and Virgin Galactic are charging hounders of thousands for a few minutes. I’m willing to be that alone will drive huge amount of traffic for SpaceX.
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  816. The hard sciences and engineering have pretty resistant to this bs.
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  817. Didn’t you see the episode about Mariya Oktyabrskaya?
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  818. Every time the US has fought communists, the US had well above a 4:1 kill ratio.
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  819. I think the ancient Egyptians got this very well. Their evil god wasn’t Anubis, the dog-headed god of death, but Apophis, the serpent of chaos
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  820. Jordan B Peterson talking about the over protective mother dominating the child was all I could think about when that mother was speaking.
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  821. The USSR fell apart because of social and economic problems created by ideology. Capitalism has no lords or central planners telling people what needs to be made or how much to make.
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  822. Lucas, what's so damn hard for you to understand about the fact you can't attack people just because you don't like their ideas? Maybe you're nicer and just want to round people you disagree with and put them into camps where they can't do anyone harm.
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  823. +Jason Wedderburn this is only marginally better.
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  824. People have been predicting the down fall of the US for 241 years.
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  825. I'm just stating what I've heard professors say about students from China. It, also, matches what I know about the Chinese school system being based heavily on testing rather than the use of critical thinking.
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  826. You're right there can't be a run away reaction but that's not the same thing a a critical reaction.
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  827. No 1+1= butt sex (think about it)
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  828. I see what she was trying to do, but in cartoon fashion it blows up in her face. If you're going to try and say your opponent has tunnel vision, don't say they have tunnel vision about the biggest issue that literally almost everyone cares about.
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  829. A long time ago.
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  830. Get a mirror and look into it because you and your ilk are the reason Trump won.
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  831. I really hope this is an April fools joke. (I know it's not, but I want it to be)
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  832. Long hair was the norm for guys in a lot of cultures and times. 
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  833. I'm going to tell you how to live your life based on my moral standards because reasons!!!
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  834. Of course she did. For all her talk of beating Bernie, she's scared as hell of him.
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  835. The spent fuel problem can be solved by newer reactors that can bur the spent fuel and, produce a fraction of the waste with a fraction of the time it's dangerous. I know that in a new type of reactor called a LFTR (said lifter) that spent fuel from current reactors is used to start the fuel cycle, and LFTRs burn the fuel more completely with a waste product that has half life of thirty year, which means more than 95% of the waste will be gone in 150 years and all in 300.
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  836. Not liberals; neo-progressives. They're two very different groups on the left.
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  837. I he has a problem with rock people when he thinks we were made out of dust.
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  838. Travis H That's the best you can retort with?
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  839. +digiprez77 If she's going to being in a Star Trek movie, she'd have to be villain.
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  840. Most people on the right are no more for hate or violence than most people on the left. That being said, at the moment the left is the main source of political violence, and until we stop those nuts the right is going to label all of us on the left as violent.
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  841. ***** He'd be doing really well after half a dozen cop unload on him.
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  842. Most of the exclution zone is perfectly safe to live in. In fact, there are people who have been living in the exclution zone for decades.
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  843. Sadly there is sizable group of people that feel if a person does anything wrong that person has to suffer, and don't care about proportionality.
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  844. +Ravyn Skye There are text messages and other evidence that clearly shows she had sex with the guy willing, and then accuse the guy of rape because he didn't want a long term relationship with her. She is a vile, vindictive bitch that's using the accusation of rape as a way to get back at a guy for not wanting the same thing she did.
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  845. It's school, not a gym.
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  846. ***** Yes cutting back on the wasteful spending in the military is going to damage the military's fighting ability. It's not like the military has wasted a trillion dollars on a plane that we don't need and doesn't work.
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  847. DaCamponTwee "An orphanage would still be better for a child than non existence." Not with some of the place I've seen video of. I've seen video of children being treated in ways the would be called torture.   " Also I would still say it is more selfish to preemptively kill a child than to simply pass burden onto someone." I don't consider a fetus that can not live out side the mother a child, nor should anyone else. 
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  848. +Gökçe KURT  1) Not true, India has build a thorium powered reactor. Although, to get something really worthwhile out of thorium, we need a thorium MSR, which has most the science and engineering done. 2) Uranium, gold, and many other metals are much rarer that thorium and are still worth mining. Thorium is byproduct of many different forms of mining, no the least of which is rare Earth mining that targets monazite ores. 3) Non-issue for a thorium based MSR like LFTRs. Also, while reprocessing solid fuel is long, complex, and expensive, fuel rods can reprocessed, so that's no a argument either.
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  849. GrimKhazi You don't see the conflict with cops only looking after their self-interests when they're tasked with protecting the community? The sops are having a temper tantrum because the mayor, their boss, doesn't give them everything they want. 
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  850. They buy them and just leave them empty most of the time.
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  851. throatgorge2 Warpigs, you have good taste in music.
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  852. We've mapped most the objects that can single handedly destroy civilization and most life on Earth. However, we aren't anywhere near mapping out everything that could destroy a city. Just in 2013 Russia got hit by another meteorite, but because of the way it broke up did a lot less damage than what happened in 1908.
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  853. #NotAScientist
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  854. That add was some excellent shitposting.
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  855. +Ieden Hameed With the way this is going California might be the place that makes or breaks the race.
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  856. None of this makes that any less crazy.
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  857. Thank god for someone talking about ancient Chinese philosophers that isn't talking about Sun Tsu or Confucius.
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  858. +Jason Wedderburn Religion.
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  859. More than just debunking the thorium car.
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  860. Mathieu Andres With such a badly written title, it may not bye prudent to assume the message of the video, but it is to take is as saying sexual assault that happens online, which is complete bullshit. You're not hurting my feelings. I don't consider myself and MRA, but it in not way bugs. My problem with what you said is that you're making a categorization error. MRAs advocate for men's right, which means most are anti-SJWs. However, most anti-SJWs don't advocate for men's rights; they're just against SJWs.
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  861. A molten salt reactor with heat exchanger into a large copper head will melt straight through kilometers of ice no problem.
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  862. bethere5151 Have you forgotten the Oklahoma City bombing or the reign of terror the Ku Klux Klan had over much of the South?
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  863. wargarurumon, muh truck of peace in Nice and mug bullets of peace in Paris comin frum muh religion of peace.
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  864. No, in the current system prisoners aren't customers but product. 
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  865. Sargon doesn't call the right the bastion of populism. He simply acknowledges that for the time being the left has almost completely abandon the idea of representing the people, while elements of the right are to some degree espousing what the people want.
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  866.  @BrapBrapDorito  I wonder how much maintenance and fuel they’ll need. They’d mostly be sitting around waiting to launched. I’m sure there will be some corrosion related maintenance, but that’s a lot less than flying related maintenance.
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  867. Primitive just means closer to the basal form.
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  868. Be a reasonably healthy adult and you’re already there
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  869.  @brokensword9689  no, one of the attackers was illegally carrying a pistol. However, even if they didn’t have any weapons besides their fists and feet, they were the dumbasses who attacked a guy with a gun. It’s their fault they’re dead and disabled now.
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  870. It used to be fairly common to see vigilante councils in the Southwest. I guess Comifornia is trying to revive the tradition
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  871.  @sinestre71  he didn’t take the weapon between state, but even if he had, how is that “hunting”? Just because you can grammatically fit words together, doesn’t mean they fit together logically. I’ve got a great video by a lawyer explaining exactly how you’re wrong about Rittenhouse not being able to carry a gun. Would you like a link?
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  872. Magoo had plot armor
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  873. Yeah, it’s ridiculous for a guy who’s maybe two years older dating a girl to be branded a sex offender because the age of consent happens to be in between them.
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  874. You should brush up your Greek history. Alexander the Great conquered everything between the balkans and India.
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  875.  @armadillo9961  Chernobyl was caused by poorly trained personnel conducting a dangerous test on a reactor without a containment building
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  876. waterglass21, you’re completely overestimating the the difficulties of getting to Mars and under estimating how hard it was to ge to the moon. You’re also missing the difference in our abilities relative to the challenge.
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  877. waterglass21, I never said getting to Mars would be easy, but that’s not kind of difficulty that would stop of from making it there for more than 80 years. Humans have survived equally mentally straining conditions for longer by the thousands though out history. Humans are pretty resilient. Also, the radiation problem is completely over blown. Most of the calculations use the linear no-threshold model, which is junk science, and even onder that model the amount of radiation a person would get is negligible.
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  878. waterglass21, expanding civilization into space and making humanity a true space fairing species is good enough motivation for me and many other people.
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  879.  @shawncurry4534  let me say what you did in reverse with the same snarky tone and maybe you’ll understand. People in rural areas have a better understanding of self reliance because if they only have skills a and b, but not x, y, and z, they’re going to die. City folks have this superiority complex over excessive specialization, and suffer from the economic consequences from not having a diversity of skills (i.e. Detroit). Maybe it has something to do with voting against their economic interests.
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  880. Well, he used to be one. He cleans up well.
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  881. A few thoughts 1) they’ve obviously never heard of restorative agricultural. I have no idea if or how well it works, but it’s supposed to restore the environment using a combination of plants and animals. 2) cultured meat, meat grown from cell cultures in a lab, is improving in cost and quality very quickly. Moreover, it solves a number of ethics problems, like slaughtering animals and eating rare & endangered animals. With this, we can have our animals and eat them too.
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  882. @Howdy Justice it’s a joke
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  883. Self defense isn’t murder
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  884. Because what he does isn’t for the elites, frankly, they hate him. The goal of all of his companies is to drive innovation and drive down costs.
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  885. I don’t think he had much to lose. The adpocoplis has cut into people’s ad revenue, and The channel is about, at least partly, about weapons.
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  886.  @saladin3273  1) we care what they think? 2) it’s easy to criticize the people who brought the greatest age of peace and prosperity until that peace is gone.
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  887. Classic case of Germans being really good at their jobs, but missing the big picture.
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  888. Academic Agent did a video a couple weeks ago on how the mob and other organized crime suppresses crime, particularly violent crime. Violent crime basically turns into just mob and crimes of passion.
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  889. There’s a simple test to see if people who want to “save the world” want to save the world or dominate others: do they command you to do things or do they give you what you need to save yourself?
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  890. Pseudo science always finds a way back in.
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  891. You’re just straight up ignorant if you think Biden is the lesser of any evil. He’s admitted to corruption in a room full on people on camera, and he’s bought off by China and Russia. While in office, he’s ordered the murder of a family as the US was running away from Afghanistan and enacted numerous illegal, dictatorial policies.
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  892. Well, the guy who was found in a cell having hanged himself.
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  893. Look up the naturalist fallacy
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  894. I can completely believe they had no idea. It’s called willful ignorance
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  895. This is the same problem with all of his videos about Musk
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  896. Bow is pronounced like the gesture, not the weapon.
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  897. That with scorpios.
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  898. No, it’s his sniffing room. He needs a child that’s been aged for 9 years to sniff.
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  899.  @danno1-w9t  you don’t need a merchant ship. You need a power boats or even helicopters.
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  900. People have been talking about how country x is going to over take the US for decades if not more than century. We’re still waiting.
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  901. It doesn’t matter what direction it works so long as it’s absolute.
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  902. Timothy Stamm, no, Mars’s atmosphere is 1% as thick as Earth’s, so even much faster wind speeds cary a fraction of the of force.
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  903. Good people and revolutionary are nearly mutually exclusive
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  904. We always have been.
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  905. When they’re pushing stuff like geneder and pay quotas with other bs, they are authoritarian.
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  906. Solita Furide, if you look at the full context, any sane person is going to understand it’s a joke.
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  907. It’s not incompetence. It’s deliberate.
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  908. Would all of y'all dising Matt say the same thing if he was talking about supporting a reform movement in the Republican party but won't until the alt-right were no longer part of it?
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  909. A lot of people have called the US unreasonable for the last couple centuries. Their empires are gone, and their people’s humbled.
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  910. So they could bring in more Europeans?
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  911. The US took Afghanistan and Iraq in weeks. The problem was keeping them from murdering each other en mass.
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  912. China isn’t going to overtake the US in any foreseeable future. Even with the problems Biden is making out of thin air, China has much bigger problems.
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  913. Rather than thinking through their actions, New Zealand rushes to ban anything that’s more advanced than a rifle from the late 1800s.
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  914.  @Black_Stone  that’s still in the works
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  915. Designers really need to work with engineers from the start. Otherwise, we get all kinds of cool ideas that never actually improve cars
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  916. The Romans built the bath on the spring because they also believed in the sacredness of it.
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  917. One of the few good things the French kept of their Germanic heritage is the thing for cheese.
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  918.  @musicmaster417  that’s just a stupid thing to say. Every tank in capable of fighting from a prepared position. The German are well documented using Tigers in ambushes with cover.
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  919. Teaching a kid to throw a football isn't necessary but lots of dads do it anyway. Just because something isn't necessary doesn't mean that we shouldn't ever do it. 
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  920. Lucas, you aren't living under Nazi rule. You aren't defending anything but nonsense.
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  921. Well, everyone marries their cousin. The question is how distant a cousin.
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  922. Kyle sitting in a room talking to himself for two hours, and then having to do it all over again. I would say I feel sorry for him, but it's too funny to feel sorry for him.
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  923. moonlily1 Tell the kid that got an infection and had to have his penis amputated, or the thousands of other that have other complications.
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  924. What's with four AM?
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  925. I'm really happy to live one of the other 253 counties and far away at that.
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  926. +Cain Wayland Now you know what it feels like to be an American all the time.
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  927. When I heard that I was laughing. 
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  928. How many times do people have to be fooled before they learn all this stuff is bullshit. I can help but think of the saying: fools me once shame on you; fool me twice shame on me, but with religion it's fool me 10,000 times.
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  929. kevin ervin You don't need to apologize. You're justified in your anger.
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  930. A small country with a Mediterranean climate with an economy based mostly on agriculture was able to use nothing but renewables for four days. That pathetic.
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  931. Because people who voted for Hillary because vagina are so very intelligent.
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  932. dangerouslytalented That and it's much harder to explain to people why what he says is fallacious.
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  933. And stupid people trying to act smart ask why we need a space program. Also, we had another object about the same size explod over Russia in 2013.
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  934. Salvador Alvizo Because he's a troll.
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  935. After the 2nd world war the US and Japan signed an agreement that the US would protect Japan in exchange for Japan giving up its military, and Okinawa is very strategically located.
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  936. That was an interesting point John made.
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  937. This was a very interesting conversation. Pellegrino was able to articulate somethings I've been trying to for years, and while I disagree with many of his final positions, I agree much of his reasoning. I'll be watching where this capitalist party goes.
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  938. I don't see those two things as being unrelated. PC culture is pushed wealthy people who also push for economic plans that's gut the industrial sectors.
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  939. And people think the country is too far to the left.
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  940. While I agree with the other idea that we need to go from a linear to cyclical system, some of the ways she proposes of doing that are never going to happen, like the idea of paying for light service.
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  941. Right now I just want to punch Hilyin the face. This is Orwellian; no dissent is allowed, and I can't stand it.
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  942. sageryan25 Serial killers and the like only make tiny fraction of people with psychopathy, so any thing like what you talk about is strictly outside the law. 
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  943. The Turtle thinks Trump is going to listen to him?
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  944. But the US and allies are prepared for the cold unlike the French or Germans.
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  945. +LX No, most people don't want words like being called racist or sexist by others as way to shame them into conforming with an ideology they do not agree with. There's only so long you can beat people with a stick before they stop caring.
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  946. If I could add "my ass" after god, I'd be all for that.
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  947. I thought of this quote, "The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it." by Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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  948. This kind of thing pisses me off because people will say we don't have enough money to this or that when we just spent a TRILLION FUCKING DOLLARS on a plan that doesn't work. If we gave NASA that kind of money we'd have warp drive or have terraformed Mars.
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  949. That comment is stupid in multiple levels.
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  950. +Jasus Crust All the polls I've seen show him going up, up, and away.
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  951. Taiwan is an independent country in all but name, and they have a growing movement to break the One China agreement and declare independence.
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  952. I think you're mixing up the main land with Taiwan.
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  953. lendallpitts I thought that was given considering most people that support her are over 50.
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  954. To enough people he was the least bad pick from a broken system. What else is any rational person expecting?
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  955. HUMC4L Chernobyl when basically everything that could go wrong did go wrong for a reactor because of atrocious safety standards and a badly flawed reactor design that the west hard abandoned for safety reasons where only about 5 dozen people died, most of whom were involved in the cleanup. A few dozen people killed in an accident the likes of which can't happen again or millions of deaths yearly from normal operation. I don't know about you but the winner seems clear to me.
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  956. Doperooni If you're talking to me, I'm saying that wearing the wrong sized boot is bad for your feet.
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  957. Feminists are the one that blocked the equal rights amendment, which selective service for women would have been part of, so in fact they've fought this for decades.
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  958. Don't get used to it.
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  959. Cap Iolani I'm from Texas an I'm asking how we found such gigantic moron.
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  960. +Hunter Rodrigez Any microbe living on Mars wouldn't be evolved to live in our bodies, and stomach acid is pretty nasty stuff.
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  961. Som Davarya Inanimate objects, like rocks.
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  962. This is a double fail: 1) our country doesn't work on religion 2) religion does ban interracial marriage.
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  963. The government ran the economy into the ground by becoming dependent on oil exports and then putting ideologues in charge of the facilities.
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  964. Great job over generalizing. 
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  965. Lefties are unlucky, but that's because they live in world made for right handers.
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  966. ***** Logic and facts come a package deal.
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  967. To what degree race issues are true, they are actually economic issues being made into race issues.
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  968. +chickenman297 No, Australia has nuclear reactors. Those reactors just don't produce electricity. Australia has the OPAL and a couple others for research and medical purposes.
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  969. Bernie the most reasonable man in political.
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  970. The Republican party: the last strong hold of bigots and zealots
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  971. JohnJay2142 What like showing how stupid people can be?
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  972. Why would he? Even when everything went wrong no one was killed. The tsunami killed a lot of people, but the reactor meltdown didn't kill a single person. That's shows just how safe nuclear power is.
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  973. Differently, yes it's a different law from what most atheists would pass.
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  974. NASA isn't an industry, nor is SpaceX challenging NASA because they've never been competitors. In fact SpaceX and NASA are working together.
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  975. Thorium is not safer than uranium or plutonium based reactors. In fact, thorium is used to breed u233. What's safer are the types of reactors people are wanting to use thorium in.
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  976. God I don't want to see a government made video game, especially after the the problems with the ACA website.
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  977. There were 0 casualties and everyone claiming the ocean is being killed is lying because there simply isn't enough material to do nearly what they're claiming.
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  978. You’ve got to be bold to wear on of those suits.
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  979.  @gordonniessen8098  one nuclear plant does a lot less damage to the environment than 2,000 wind turbines. It gets even worse when take into consideration mining, roads, power-lines, etc. Furthermore, nuclear power plants leak tiny amounts of water. Wind turbines leak lobercdting oil, like cars use.
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  980. A Kayfabe, he didn’t say anything like that.
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  981. Joseph, you have a talent for making something out of nothing. I don’t know if you’re stupid or making a bad faith argument just to not be proven wrong; however, there is no single source that has all of the mediums. Learn to read! I wrote that they’re facing a crisis. Facing meaning looking towards something. China also isn’t nearly as well positioned as Japan. Japan is wealthy with a high standard of living, so they can afford the automation and bringing in of labor. You should also learn that being built on faulty foundation doesn’t mean it didn’t take lots of hard work. It means the hard work is resting on something broken.
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  982. Don’t forget the Irish, so not even everyone from the UK. It was really only people from the other Germanic cultures that got respect.
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  983. It’s also part of the Koloche triangle.
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  984.  @unclejoeoakland  aerospace has abandoned California, and a major fighter factory is Dallas
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  985. He killed his wife and son because he’s trying to make it look like someone is trying to take revenge on his family.
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  986. You don’t see how a world not ruled by people like Hitler or Stalin is worse in every objective measure of human well-being?
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  987. Classical liberal and left leaning? Yeah, that's kind of a tautology.
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  988.  @NamelessKing1597  I know. I’m from Texas. I just moved to Florida last year.
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  989. It’s because of a prosecutor who wants to hurt people with different political views.
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  990. As long as it’s not the Ford class one that’s planned to be built.
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  991. There places where natural gas and oil naturally bubbles up.
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  992. You’re evidence that he’s a misogynist is that he’s bord? You need something better than that.
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  993. I may be an a proud American, but my English roots run deep. My ancestors lived there for 1,000 years and wrote English history. I feel insulted by johnny-come-latelies acting like they have the same claim to the homeland of my ancestors as my cousins who still live there.
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  994.  @shawncurry4534  take your condescending bs elsewhere. Also, try reading some of the other comments and learn something while you’re here.
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  995. The charge is for being grossly offensive.
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  996.  @sik3xploit  exactly, the UN, IMF, World Bank, are institutions created by the US to mediate American economic and political power.
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  997.  @frankrenda2519  you’ve obviously been watching too much Russian propaganda. You also might want to brush up on American history.
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  998. With enough rocket fuel cows do.
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  999. As long as it’s an honest and intelligent disagreement. Unproductive insults are just annoying
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  1000. By that standard, every ship is a great ship.
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  1001. That’s a form of democracy.
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  1002. I’m not really sure you can compare them like that because they’re using very different strategy.
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  1003. The federal government’s budget as a whole is the size of the UK’s economy
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  1004. If he doesn’t, Gov. Abate would make sure it happens.
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  1005. Diego, under C-16 misgendering a person now qualifies as a form of harassment, which, like in most countries, is a criminal offense in Canada. What a law says explicitly isn't the only thing important thing.
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  1006. They were actually close allies with the British until the 1930s. Japan wanted to prove they were the equals of the western powers along with securing the resources they needed.
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  1007.  @kyledabearsfan  Gungnir (Odin’s spear)
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  1008. It’s probably a bit more aerodynamic now. A blunt front with a long tail is the most aerodynamic shape
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  1009. i think he should do the end of every ted event
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  1010. The Mars rocket is currently in testing.
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  1011. The 76 was just as capable as the 17 pounder had better ergonomics.
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  1012. Be nice to Owen. We all know he still looks like a girl even after his transition. You shouldn’t tease him about having to go it again
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  1013. They should all be publicly shamed
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  1014. No, that’s because of the feet. Their feet can’t bend like a human foot, so they can’t push off the way we do
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  1015. Lucky for you, you’re living in the time you wish. If you like the old music, just buy and listen to that.
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  1016.  @padraigsheridan4699  yeah, that’s why they’re hiding their faces and company logo.
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  1017. I can sympathize with people annoying you, but what part of this falls under Technology, Education, Design, or an idea worth spreading?
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  1018. Starhopper’s top fell over in 50mph (80kmp) winds. Saying that SpaceX isn’t running this so well because of a minor setback is a little disingenuous.
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  1019. Yes, it’s minor. It barely killed anyone, and the majority of people who died were over the average life expectancy. There was no mass death among the population, destruction of cities, nor famine.
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  1020. Northern Mexico is more culturally and economically integrated into the US than the rest of Mexico, so the US should just annex it —preferably by buying it!— and send in the FBI, ATF, and DEA because they apparently don’t have enough crimes to solve and have stage their own.
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  1021. You seem to have taken a subordinate clause front the first result on Google and are now acting as if that fragment is the definitive meaning.
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  1022.  @mytoll6529  they took part of a practice as old as civilization, and they tried getting rid of it. However, the South refused to join the union unless they were allowed maintain slavery.
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  1023.  @alexanderofrhodes9622  phrasing
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  1024. It’s a simple job for people who are just looking to do their job and maybe improve their status. For those with an ideological agenda, it damn hard.
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  1025.  @MrArchy1986  Mercury alone has enough mass to build a Dyson sphere
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  1026. Paul, you can’t claim self defense when you’re the one starting and advocating for violence.
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  1027. It’s a very understandable mistake with how much advantage they’re given by the government.
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  1028. Russ Ian E. Lection-Hacker, germany was handing out money.
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  1029. As for power generation, build nuclear. Nuclear plants have been hit by major storms dozens of times with nothing happening, and is often the only power source for vital infrastructure like hospitals.
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  1030. No, they’re either trying to make their devil come to life so they have something to fight or subs who want to be ruled by the strongest person.
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  1031. Having a weapon isn’t instigating anything. On the other hand, assaulting someone is instigating a violent response.
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  1032. It’s going to be a third party, likely India
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  1033. Tf00t you seriously need to get some help. This is turning into a legitimate problem.
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  1034. Just for the record, people doing bad things doesn't make them a terrorist. Terrorists are people who do bad things for ideological reasons.
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  1035. Rather than mirrors, a better armor choice against lasers is an ablative coating similar to the ones use as heat-shields on spacecraft.
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  1036. English speaking countries have a long history of winning improbable victories by just keeping fighting.
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  1037. Renewables suck at that too. Nuclear is the only option.
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  1038. I enjoy Dr. Kaku videos, but he’s got a few points wrong. Relying on solar on Mars is going to kill you. Nuclear is the only real option for Mars. Also, Dr. Kaku isn’t a biologist, so he should probably stay away from talking about plants and algae.
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  1039. I know. My point is that US was trying to get around the logistics problems of supporting a fleet across the Pacific by making Hawaii a forward operating base, which just shows how vast the distances really are.
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  1040. That’s what happens when you have 5th columnists in Parliament.
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  1041. I see you’ve gone so far left you fell off the end.
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  1042. It’s a strange day when a cooking YouTuber is talking about JK Rowling being considered extreme for not supporting autogynephiliacs get aroused and assault woman in changing rooms.
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  1043. I’m pretty sure this article was quoting her.
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  1044. Lucas, first, learn what the word opinion means: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/opinion Second, grow up and learn to step outside of your emotional reactions because other people's rights are more important than you asinine hissy fits. In a a civilized society we have a saying we teach kids: sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Until you learn that, you should shut up and let adults talk because you are evidently in incapable of thoughts beyond, he's bad hurt him.
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  1045. Well you know those religious right wingers love bible and the constitution so much they can't even read them.
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  1046. Snowgoon901 He's got more than year, and his popularity has been growing.
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  1047. There are a numbers of fusion reactors that have been working for years, like the NIF, the IETR, and a couple others, and we've been waiting for decades for them to do anything useful.
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  1048. "What about clinics that trick mothers into getting an abortion?" Well, find us some then we can talk about them.
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  1049. Or maybe he's smart and you're stupid but refuse to admit that you are and thus forced to call him stupid instead.
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  1050. ***** No, those countries didn't give up their claims to the territory. The Philippines just recently went to arbitration with China. As for US actions, Afghanistan was perfectly justified; Iraq we were tricked into.
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  1051. ***** No country has given up its claim to the islands, and China was put in control of the Islands after World War Two. The difference is that large parts Turkey aren't controlled by those groups. Also, we were lyed to by the Bush administration.
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  1052. This isn't a critique of vertical integration but monopolies. There are plenty of companies, like SpaceX, that use vertical but aren't monopolizing the market.
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  1053. How long does it take the officers to understand that the guy isn't verbally responding to what they say.
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  1054. The very fact that we're talking about this is disturbing.
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  1055. It really sticks in my craw when she says "not like Allah" because Allah is different name for the same god that's used by different s religion dedicated to that god. 
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  1056. Praise kek
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  1057. Leon Zhang, good China. That's doesn't refute what I said. China steals trillions of dollars in intellectual property from the US every year, and many high end goods made by China are copies of US and Russian designs.
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  1058. No, marriage is a formally recognized romantic coupling. If marriage was about having children then we would have banned people too old to have children or infertile people from getting married. Also, I know lot of people who don't plan on having children who are married, and even more people who are unmarried with kids.
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  1059. I've never seen a measured critique of video games by any feminist. All I've ever seen is stupid shit, like videogames are sexist because you see a female character's ass in third person view. Also, the real hypocrisy is "critiquing" something while disabling comments because video maker can't stand criticism.
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  1060. What are people going to think in 200 years when see we were fighting over what bathroom people should use? Talk about the most petty pointless BS.
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  1061. Yes, and what makes it funny is that "God" demanded child sacrifice more than once. 
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  1062. Where I'm from, if he got to room temp, he'd be running a mild fever. 
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  1063. Mateusz Vecchi Not believing in anything is called nihilism. Atheists aren't nihilists, dumbass.
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  1064. You're full of bullshit that you either have to be a North Korean stooge or a troll.
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  1065. "Darwinian theory is wrong, mutations are not random, they happen via the infinite intelligence which pervades all space." An assertion with out evidence, can be be dismissed with out evidence. Nothing else you say is any better so shut up until you have evidence.
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  1066. Everyone calling Sargon a right winger, when was the last a right winger advocated for welfare and universal health care?
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  1067. It's a trap
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  1068. There are a few companies working on a thorium fuel cycle reactor.
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  1069. ***** It's a skill with a very strong mental component, and becoming a doctor isn't exactly something for the brainless.
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  1070. Joe11Blue This is not about jobs, you moron. This is about having bridges that aren't going to fall down and kill those on it. This is about making sure people can get enough potable water.
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  1071. Joe11Blue A lot of the bridges in the Us are reaching the end of their life expectancy, and those bridges have more traffic going across them than they were ever meant to. If anyone is being daft, it's you. My and a few surrounding cities had a problem with a water main break, and that happens all over the country. Most of California isn't desert. He said that was a benefit, not the only reason. 
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  1072. Did he buy those stocks himself or was it bought for him by a stockbroker?
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  1073. I agree with a lot of his points but some are just shit, like saying he doesn't understand how public insurance would save most people money. It's very simple. Take someone that pays $6,000 a year for private insurance and the taxes go up $4,000 to pay for public insurance. Do the math, 6,000 - 4,000 = 2,000 saved.
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  1074. We don't need women president now or ever. We need a competent, capable, and trustworthy person as president, and if a person with those traits happens to be women, so be it. However, we are not deficient in not having elected women president.
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  1075. Ok this just confirms it. The police have lost all sense of proportionality.
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  1076. modelmajorpita How is it bigoted to say these people don't understand how democracy works? Here in the US we're trained from day one by our culture how democracy works; they aren't. We have culture of democracy with roots dating back 800 years; they don't. We have the tools to make democracy work; they don't. Until they have the will and understand of how democracy works it will fail every time.
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  1077. Cami Giulietti How does it feel to have your head so far up your own ass your vomiting out your own head.
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  1078. BRat Industrys Have you ever thought about how having legal domestic supply would under cut the illegal imports?
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  1079. 2% stopping 100% of us from having an important position, that's totally unrelated to to guns, because they don't like her views.
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  1080. No, Mickey Rourke and Slash.
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  1081. This is no where near " reciting the bill of rights word for word." A person need to have at least a basic understanding of history, institutions, and current leadership to function as citizen. 
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  1082. I love this kind of stuff because it's a tacit admission that they've got nothing but calling us evil or controlled by evil. 
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  1083. The US has never been homogeneous. Back during the revolution there were nearly as many German speakers and English speakers. We literally fought a civil war because the North and South had completely different economies that lead to radically different views on slavery. To be honest, I don't know how we've managed to hold ourselves together.
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  1084. Amy UNTOLD What are you trying to say? That we should give up technology and live like animals, or doom ourselves. Come back when you have clear point because until you come up with clear idea we can't talk.
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  1085. +Salokin Sekwah A lot of people liked the Nazis until it was the start of the Second World War. In fact there was a reasonably popular American Nazi party.
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  1086. +Persis Johnson I guess you've never been to a heavy metal concert.
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  1087. swoll1980 Personally, learning German helped me with English.
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  1088. Vancouver has always sounded nice, but now we have enough reason to go.
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  1089. Ozzie Jim So we can make the desert bloom. Also, to advance ourselves by becoming a true space fairing civilization.
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  1090. In the long term incentive would a fully terraformed planet. If you can't see the financial incentives, I can't help you. As for the intermediate time, technology will be enough to support the colonization. Colonists will run into a lot new problems or old problems that can't be solved the way we've been solving them here on Earth, so selling or licensing technology developed by the colonists is going to be worth it.
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  1091. Everything.
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  1092. Conservatives here in the US would be better labeled as regressives  because they want to drag our country back to the 1800s or further back.
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  1093. Does this guy have dissociative identity disorder (split personality)? One personality gives a rambling speech about how we should help people, and another one that just votes down anything that spends any money. 
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  1094. No, corporations have bought both the Democratic and Republican parties, and we need to take them back for the people. Cruz is running for his religion. Trump for his ego. Hillary for her malevolent ambition. Bernie is running for the people.
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  1095. Sherie Thomas You're point is what? 
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  1096. Konoe x Rai Capitalism isn't the problem: the problem is a lack of over sight and controls on bad parts of it. One child policies are immoral, and about all else ineffective. The best way to slow population growth is education/ equal right for women and and better health care for people poor areas of the world. 
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  1097. "I am not cork!" Hillary Clinton 2016.
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  1098. I want to see some ask Hillary why she voted to break international law.
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  1099. This part of why I'm for nuclear power.
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  1100. PGTMR2 One small problem with that plan: Trump will win if she goes through with it. Hillary may have done better with lower turnout in primaries against Bernie, but the Republicans always do better with lower turnout in the generals.
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  1101. You were lied to.
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  1102. Stephanie Gause You're right. Women have been more equal then men for a long time.
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  1103. This identity politics bullshit needs to be gotten rid of. General trends maybe true but they a don't rule over our actions at an individual level. As MLK said, we should judge people based on their character.
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  1104. +Marco Antônio "I'm systematically oppressed by white people because my ancedotal personal account!!!11!!!11!." See we can both do it.
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  1105. +DarthCipient No, we can't. There are a lot of thing that humans can do that robots can't.
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  1106. Those have nothing to do with thorium. The important part is the type of reactor being used.
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  1107. Just Waari No, we have all the traits of a pursuit pack hunter. We're excellent long distance runners and highly organized. These to two things let human run other animals until they fall over dead from over heating. Also, don't forget we been making stone weapons for millions of years.
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  1108. +DarkerThanBlack How will he ever recover from beating the inevitable victor? How will he ever live with himself by being more electable than the more electable candidate?
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  1109. Twinkle Lips Well you din't understand what I was getting at. I was talking about being in a constant state of unfunded war, fighting enemies we've helped create.  P.S. Immigration isn't bad for the US. Also, we're near historic immigration lows. Fluoride and GMO's are safe to drink/eat.
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  1110. Not really, and then there's the problem of getting people for the firing squad.
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  1111. I've been saying this for a while, and I'll say it again, this year's Democratic convention is going to be a mess
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  1112. "There's just a higher percentage of Muslims who hold shitty beliefs than other religions" Wouldn't say that, but there is much higher percentage that have the chance to be violent. War torn countries give lots of reason and opportunity for violence that peaceful countries don't give.  
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  1113. ASquared007 With the small edit of saying "most Americans" I'll agree with that.
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  1114. This shit is moronic but it's not trying to undermine the foundations of democracy.
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  1115. I didn't thin this guy could get any more stupid or wrong, but he has, some how.
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  1116. +Wouter Vos This is a very clear cut case. They had sex then she accused him of rape months later because he didn't want to date her. He cleared by the university tribunal, which has ridiculously low standards of evidence and the criminal charges were completely dismissed because of the evidence showing she c;ear;y consented.
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  1117. Japan and South Korea aren't US colonies in any sense. The Philippines was a US colony but gained independence decades ago. As such the US can't just order any of them to do anything.
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  1118. The US has no political control over South Korea, Japan, or the Philippines. The US does have a lot of influence in those countries, but that's not the same as having power over. Also, I'm American.
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  1119. +lee brondum The Uk made a deal with China to build the UKs new reactors. You might want to revise your statement.
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  1120. Solar: mostly falling off roofs. Wind: I'm going to say falling and getting hit by large pieces of equipment.
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  1121. +Namaste1001 You ask, "Why don't they call it global warming anymore?" Well the answer is very simple: it's more accurate. There's more going on than the average temperature rising. A big problem were I live has been the huge amount of rain we've gotten.
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  1122. KILLimanjaro Unfriggenbelievable Neither is Rome.
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  1123. Sean Tripp the fuel isn't what makes it safer but the type of reactor.
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  1124. B11k22, he's a full on communist and celebrates terrorists.
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  1125. It wouldn't be that bad, but it wouldn't be pretty.
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  1126. REDONI7 He's a senator from Texas, so we get the blow-back.
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  1127. Conservatives: you have the right to read only things I approve of. This world doesn't run on people's opinion; this world runs of facts. I don't care how much people bitch and moan about.
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  1128. No, he isn't, and yes, it is.
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  1129. Negligible, all the dangerous high grade waste in the world can fit into one foot ball field, and generation four reactors can burn that waste because it's mostly unused fuel.
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  1130. Taiwan is part of China but it's not part of the People's Republic of China. It's like North and South Korea and East and West Germany.
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  1131. We’re more at the hand-cannon phase.
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  1132. Well, Trudeau certainly seems terrified of an extremely peaceful protest.
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  1133. It’s may-jee
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  1134. Some Roman armor had them.
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  1135. Joseph, my name information comes from a verity of sources, which you would have understood if you read my comment properly.
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  1136. MrNahual2099, you’re obviously a Hyperion employee.
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  1137.  @NoobNoobNews  I’m thinking more interception missions than infiltration missions.
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  1138. Actually, there’s only a tiny amount of waste compared to solar/wind, let alone coal.
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  1139. They’ve apparently never watched an American movie set during the American Revolution.
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  1140. People who talk about decentralization only talk about homes but never industry, the biggest user, or dense urban areas. Those are never going to be able to power themselves off of some solar panels on the roof.
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  1141. Of course, she won’t. There’s nothing impeachable in the report.
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  1142. You’re wrong about everything. TMI and Fukushima had 0 deaths. Chernobyl will have 200 deaths. The only terrorists who have every attacked a nuclear plant were eco-terrorists and they didn’t even do any damage. There are 8 countries with nuclear weapons, and all of them got weapons before building nuclear power plants if they’ve even built nuclear power plants.
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  1143. He’s not even that. If he was, he’d at least have a couple good zingers.
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  1144. Many mountains in the Western US are made out of rare and valuable metals
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  1145.  @joec8942  nothing Rittenhouse did was justification for anyone to assault him. You don’t lose your rights just because you’re in a different state. You don’t lose your rights because other people are rioting
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  1146. Hedi, he doesn’t back China; China backs him.
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  1147. Look up Johannesburg. It’s used in movies because of how post apocalyptic it looks.
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  1148.  @matthewmeador9565  you just won the I’m-a-dumbass-without-fucking-clue-about-what-I’m-saying award. Having a half-life twice as long means thorium is half as radio active, not twice, you dumb shit. The longer the half-life, the longer it takes for half of the atoms to decay and release radiation. That is literally grade school science. Also, thorium doesn’t decay into U-233. You have to breed thorium into protactinium, which then decays into U233.
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  1149. It’s not weather; it’s climate. The climate is the average of weather over time. While figuring out what’s going to happen on any given day is difficult, knowing what the average of an area isn’t that hard.
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  1150. Arcologies are just cities that are self sufficient. Simcity popularized it as a city within a single structure. With developments in technology, I think most cities self sufficient in most things by the end of the century. In the single building sense I can see it on the moon and Mars
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  1151. You mean SJWs.
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  1152. Good city planning can mitigate or completely prevent those problems.
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  1153. That's just an idiotic statement.
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  1154. Indo-European cultures are still very expansionistic. In the US we’re working on expanding to the moon and Mars.
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  1155. I see, you're just an ass dogging on Japan.
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  1156. This week is going to go down in history as the week the Democrats just kept losing.
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  1157. waterglass21, just cqlling my point a false equivalency doesn’t make it so, or make my pint wrong. It took us 66 years to advance from the start of powered flight to landing on the moon, and technology has advanced greatly since the late 60s and at increasing pace. However, you think that the ever improving technology we have, which nearly able if not already able to get us to Mars, is going to take more time than it did to go from nothing to landing on the moon.
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  1158. Kosmokenny, you’re not wrong, but you’re not understanding my point. Cities have specialists who do a particular job. Farmers can’t be specialists, and with the mechanization of American farms, American farm boys had a completely different level of familiarity with machines than the Japanese.
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  1159. Looks like you’re badly informed.
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  1160. The military has lost a lot of of its respect, but it’s still the most trusted government institution. It probably always will be because the US doesn’t need the military to police it’s internal matters, except for really bad riots when the National Guard are called in, but they’ve got enough separation from the full time it doesn’t affect the military’s reputation. It’s not unheard of for the leadership and rank&file to split. It’s also possible to run an army with Sargents and low ranking officers. It’s not possible to rebuild a military with just Generals.
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  1161. The inefficiency of small scale production means that’s never going to happen
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  1162. Grimy HR, Texas and California aren’t mostly desert, granted California is a wasteland of a different kind. As for my point, people don’t understand how expansive the US and how that effects how we do things from the national to local levels.
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  1163. I didn’t know we had a state named after alcohol.
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  1164. Three hours a day is very optimistic
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  1165. I can see a series of short wars of countries down stream on rivers attacking dams in countries up stream if the water level in rivers like the Nile and Mekong. Egypt has even said they might attack dams in Ethiopia if the water level drops too much in the Nile.
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  1166. “New NE is waaaaaaay more expensive than new renewables, even for a resilient 24hr/365 power grid” a complete and total lie. The book Roadmap to Nowhere does an extensive break down of what it would take to power the US with only renewables and only nuclear. The conclusion is that it would take $21 trillion to power the US with renewables and that it would take $6 trillion for nuclear. “NE is used to make nuclear weapons. THIS IS THE PRIMARY REASON most governments make reactors” more lies. There are 30 countries with nuclear power plants. There 7 with nuclear weapons, one of which, North Korea, has no nuclear power plants, and all of them developed weapons first. “There are many many MANY more nuclear accidents than you realize” I’m betting you’re including military accidents and things which have no effect on the reactors, like transformers flailing “Its political toxicity (and military secrecy) incentivizes the organizations that manage NE to cover up mishaps. NE is an extremely complicated process rife with potential human error and over-ambition (cough Chernobyl cough cough). In this sense doing for-profit nuclear energy is a CRAZY dangerous conflict of interest” are you stupid? You clearly contradict yourself. You start off talking about government coverups then you conclude that would make private companies super dangerous. “We still haven't solved the nuclear waste issue (and its probably getting worse). In fact, the US military is eagerly blasting 'terrorists' (who happen to be living in cities surrounded with children) with 'depleted' uranium waste. This stuff IS still very much radioactive, especially if dust is inhaled/ingested” 1) depleted uranium isn’t nuclear waste. 2) depleted uranium is less radioactive than uranium in the ground. 3) uranium is far more chemotoxic than radiotoxic Water happens to be a rather good medium for transfer energy Siting the Simpsons? No wonder you’re completely wrong about everything.
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  1167. To be fair, a bi person can be happily married for decades to a person of the opposite sex and still be attracted to people of both sexes. That being said, it is getting out of hand all the people who feel the need to come out as something, anything.
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  1168.  @frankrenda2519  well, if you’re going to count the locals rising up to help over throw the tyranny oppressing them, it’s kinda hard not have allies popping up all over. Being the good guys makes people want to work with you.
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  1169. They can’t be thou. Factories and dense cities use too much for the land area they use.
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  1170. hoshimansxl, we’re talking about ice, not liquid water.
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  1171. Dude, you have to stop taking those numbers from solar and wind at face value. The capacity factor of wind is about 30%, so take what ever number and cut it into 1/3. That’s going to be an average so sometimes it will max out and sometimes it won’t make any, while wildly varying in between. They need natural gas back up to deal with that kind of crazy fluctuations, which beats the whole point. Nuclear on the other hand has a 90% capacity factor. They don’t need backup. Fundamentally, nuclear is the only scalable solution to not using fossil fuels because it’s the only one that works.
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  1172. Texas has everything you said except more of it at a fraction of the price.
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  1173. I thought I was being funny by being pedantic
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  1174. Good ol' communist double speak. Ignorance is strength, and unprovoked assault is self defense.
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  1175. That’s bullshit. Wind and solar are the most maintenance heavy energy sources we have. Several years back here in the US people were talking about how great it was that solar employs more people than coal does at a time when renewables were 3% of electricity and coal 20%
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  1176.  @BengalLancer  if the US doesn’t put guns on it, it doesn’t need guns.
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  1177. Yeah, that’s exactly what I thought when I heard that.
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  1178. Well, the US is the global hegemon, we’re still technically at war with North Korea too, and North Korea has threatened the US and our allies. The US has been deeply involved in this from the beginning of this conflict.
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  1179. For these idiots, no. They don’t understand boundaries.
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  1180. These people make the lilliputians look like they’re taking on great and important issues
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  1181. Don’t tell Americans to not do something because we’ll do it just to prove you wrong.
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  1182. John Rodrigues, it’s debatable how a Yamato would do against an Iowa.
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  1183.  @catharsis3881  because economics
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  1184. Your biases have been obvious, but this is just straight up calling every intellectual who has a different political opinion from you stupid.
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  1185. Fv, unless the sun explodes or something like that, humans are definitely going to be around in 1,000 years.
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  1186. They were at a private establishment and disturbing the other patrons.
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  1187. Carl, you make fun of using math to plant with, but math has been a big part of commercial farming for a long time. Seeds need to be planted at the right depth. Plants need to be placed properly. How much water and fertilizer. Knowing when to harvest grains based on how much water is in them. We’re even seeing advanced equipment using facial recognition to tell the health of individual plants.
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  1188. A system that requires prefect humans and is vulnerable to less than perfect humans is the system’s failure.
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  1189. That’s one of the traits Germany inherited from Prussia.
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  1190. The US was the world’s largest producer of rare earth elements until the Nuclear Regulatory Commission redefined thorium as a nuclear source material. We can easily be one of the largest producers again, more than enough to cover our needs. There are only a few things like titanium the US really lacks.
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  1191. TotallToast, of course, my comment doesn’t. I’m not trying to address is the problems of solar.
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  1192. It’s not the US’s fault Europeans didn’t recognize that they need to renegotiate the they had with the US. People like you take it for granted that the US is subsidizing the economies of Europe, so we could keep fighting between the US and USSR in Europe if WW3 ever broke out. It’s been 26 years since the USSR broke up, and the old deal isn’t working for us anymore. As for the migrant problem, that was completely your own making. Also, the French were the ones who took lead against Libya. The countries in the EU maybe democratic but that doesn’t mean the EU itself is democratic. You’re right that there needs to only be one monetary policy, but with ecomoies as divergent as Greece and Germany, one monetary policy is going to work. Now, saying the EU has the best human rights is just laughable. The EU doesn’t even ensure basic freedoms like free speech. The US, Canada, Japan, and South Korea all have higher standards of living than countries like Romania and arguably France. What a classic tactic, just lable people with opposing views as far right. Being angry about people coming into your country and committing crimes ranging from petty theft to murder, is understandable. Also, wanting to be in control of your own country is understandable. The UK isn’t having problems anything like you’re talking about. In fact, there are some good signs of growth.
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  1193. Scott Velez, that’s because you’re not watching the right news.
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  1194. Silicon Age collapse
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  1195. When you have to deal with as many different groups as Americans have to start simplifying things. It’s also part of our assimilation process for groups.
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  1196.  @kscory8577  Brandon is responsible for the the 3 strike rule and the bail system
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  1197. It’s not about making something tangible. A mathematician coming up with a new equation isn’t tangible, but it’s honorable because it’s creating something more than momentary thrills.
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  1198. I doubt he really changed all that much. He’s just showing his tyrannical given power.
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  1199. Good, we’re tired of carrying the world. We’re looking after our interests instead of everyone else’s.
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  1200. Most of China’s food is either imported or dependent on imported fertilizer. A war could leave 500 million people starving in China. Also, China’s economy isn’t ascendent. Their growth is built on extreme over leveraging, and with the Evergrand and other developers collapsing as we speak, their economy looks like it’s in a slow motion implosion. Moreover, China’s demographics are terrible; within the decade China is going to have more retirees than 20-30 year-olds. A country can’t run on pensions.
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  1201.  Sic Semper Tyrannis  I’m not saying they’re saints, but most have been smart enough to know Americans wouldn’t take well to something so obviously tyrannical. Look at what’s happening with the protests.
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  1202. Planes have autopilot and have to have highly trained pilots watching over them, so I don’t see the problem.
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  1203. Do you honestly think that not killing each other in the tens of millions is less important than making sure everyone has a friend? Every you listed are niceties for those who aren’t dealing with things like war and poverty.
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  1204. They jumped back up to 800 in a few days.
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  1205. For 240 years people have been predicting the fall of the US.
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  1206. There are lots of differences. Besides being taller on average, Northern Europeans have much higher rates of genes connected to alcoholism/depression and lactose persistence. Subsaharan Africas have a gene that makes them more resistant to malaria, but it’s also the gene that causes sickle cell when a person has a double of the gene. The Australian Aboriginals had no resistance to simple colds because they had been disconnected from other populations for so long. Groups that live at very high altitudes have developed several different genes that make living at those altitudes easier. There’s a group who have been living on boat and deep water diving for so long they’ve developed traits that help them dive deeper and longer. Those differences don’t make one group better or worse in any moral sense, but not recognizing the differences can have real consequences to individuals.
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  1207. Biden has been the on the wrong side of every issue for the last 50 years. He’s only stayed in office because of corruption.
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  1208.  @realulli  you make it sound like ed is never wrongfully used.
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  1209. The South Korean troops at least get the excuse of being conscripts
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  1210. The people voting isn’t dangerous if you can control what they think.
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  1211. The other residents also found her lawyer.
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  1212. Don't be corrupt and don't be left of Mao. That's really simple.
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  1213. Good for you. However, I’m instinctively driven to try to understand people’s positions, and these people make my brain hurt.
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  1214. I quote that line so much I feel like Montoya.
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  1215. There is no debate. Nuclear beats both fossil fuels and “renewables”.
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  1216. Dutch will always be middle sister of English and German
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  1217. Book says he did nothing wrong
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  1218. Good to see her not saying crazy stuff like coal is clean this time. Please, keep it up.
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  1219. Lions are good at hunting gazelle, not rats.
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  1220. I know the “it always has been” meme is a little stale, but if fits here
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  1221. Renewable and sustainable are completely different things and we need sustainable.
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  1222. In Indo-European cultures, fertility is seen as at least as much as masculine trait as feminine.
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  1223. Maybe you should see about brushing up on your logical fallacies, instead of pickling you’re liver. Anecdotes don’t constitute evidence; meaning just because it’s not a problem where you live doesn’t mean it’s not a problem. See Bill lives in the loony bin called Hollywood.
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  1224.  @timphillips9954  who cut off Japanese trade? Who sank Japan’s fleets? Who was the country who blasted their way to the heart of Japan? Who did the Japanese make the unconditional surrender to? Who made 75% of the Japanese occupation forces?
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  1225. Dictatorships, like China, love to invest in wonder weapons that will single-handedly sweep the enemy. The US invests in smaller, more practical weapon systems.
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  1226. The Black Panthers made themselves seem like a threat, and they wondered why they were treated like one. Furthermore, the US is the last country I would do that in.
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  1227. Sorry Kyle, but Twitter is super hypocritical. They'll ban people calling for a genocide of white people only after a huge outcry over it, but they proactively ban people for saying things that might be mean only if you're looking to offend.
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  1228. Errrr, complete fantasy.
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  1229. Unfortunately, we get to see another case of Tfoot putting his foot in his mouth
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  1230. Gary Constantine, look it up.
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  1231. Wishing that one of the most murderous governments history to destroy had destroyed the US for calling people names. That's ironic.
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  1232. Wokeness was always intended to create and sustain an aristocracy. Just look back at the stuff aristocrats use in the Middle Ages.
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  1233. It’s also the place holder name for elements that are hypothesized but haven’t yet been discovered/created.
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  1234. That or complaining that everything is locked up.
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  1235. The book says he did nothing wrong
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  1236. It’s sad he got badly injured and had to quit acting.
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  1237. MrDante, if we don’t know a person’s motives, ascribing a negative motive is wrong.
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  1238. At the very least it’s an example of what not to do.
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  1239. You’re making a rather compelling argument for the left being all morons by definition.
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  1240. One vote to change your race and gender. I’m amazed the LGBTQIAPZFUSD++++++++++ aren’t all over that.
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  1241. This year is already off to a good start for the Darwin awards. 
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  1242. You're right that they don't use impact detonators, but they are not manually detonated. From what I understand most nukes use proximity fusses.
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  1243. The sun doesn't shine all day or at night nor does the wind blow all day longe. They're intermittent. As for battery back up, there aren't any were near enough batteries in the world, and they're too exspencive to economically viable.
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  1244. I have no problem letting people like Bin Laden rot in a hole until the end of time but we have to make damn sure they're criminals first. P. S. When I say rot in a hole, I mean leaving them in a cell and feeding them crappy prison food three times a day, no torture, not visitors ever, just a cell.
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  1245. This isn't a right wing ideology.
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  1246. Breaking News I already liked Canadians, and that just uped my liking.
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  1247. Musk is from South Africa, so even if you did become a citizen, you couldn't vote for him. Let me join, so I can do something can't happen.
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  1248. Can I now say that I have seen it all? I never thought I'd see the day anyone would literally take an eye for an eye.
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  1249. Marty Alexander Getting Warren for VP would be great, and her being women would just be an extra.
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  1250. Erick TG When hunting animals that twice the size of modern Bison killing the prey as quickly as possible was a huge advantage. 
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  1251. I wonder what it says when conservatives are afraid of us acting like they do? 
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  1252. Edgardo Peregrino She was found to be lying in the three suits she brought against the guy. She had sex with a guy later regretted it, and is now trying to say he rapped her because she removed her consent after the fact.
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  1253. Germany I know you haunted by the things which happened under the Nazis, but this isn't the way to stop bad things from happening.
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  1254. Only water cold reactors use water as coolant. Molten salt and liquid metal cooled reactors don't use any water.
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  1255. Some times I want to beat my head on my desk with the stuff some companies try to to pull.
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  1256. +Melanie Krouse (Babes for Trump) We'll, I like women with brains, so I guess we won't ever have to worry about running into each other.
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  1257. Twitter when PC a long time ago.
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  1258. Jessica Walsh How the hell did you get that from what he said?
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  1259. As much as I dislike the GOP, this isn't their fault. The real problem is our gigantic misuse of water. The southwest is almost nothing but semi-arid to arid, and people are wasting water on things like lawns made of grasses that shouldn't be any where near an arid climate.
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  1260. You don't see the benefit of exploring a planet, which we may be able to expand life and human civilization on to or all the advancements doing such with necessitate?
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  1261. If you'd watched the video all the way, you'd have heard John talk about reactors that can burn current waste. 
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  1262. omegazthebadass No they aren't. The SAS is British, and the Seals aren't part of the CIA. They just work very closely together. 
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  1263. And fucking with sleep cycle so constantly tired.
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  1264. I don't think any form of is moral, but I want to make a couple of point to add context 1) the treatment of Japanese-Americans was man many times better than the treatment of anyone held in Germany, Japan, or the USSR, 2) the internment of Japanese-Americans probably protected them from race riots and the like, which are far from unheard of in the US.
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  1265. China is not going to be fighting a guerrilla war. China is going to be fighting a conventional war. Furthermore, China's military is not well trained or disciplined.
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  1266. Rob McCune, you're joking, right?
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  1267. Hillary doesn't support the #MagnaCarta. It's not surprising considering she jumped right off the pages of the Prince by Machiavelli.
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  1268. Mad Max, no war in human history has ever been fought for purely altruistic reasons.
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  1269. +davet11 You say, "but we know that cancer and leukemias caused by Chernobyl total nearly 1 million", but when you look at REPUTABLE sources, they say the number of cases of cancer caused by Chernobyl range between three and four thousand, which is within margin of error.
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  1270. soldatheero "there is no real evidence that an animal species evolves due to random mutation" Mutations don't create new species (that includes non-animal life too), natural selection does. Natural selection sculpts the verity created by mutations into new species. As for the evidence, there is both literally and metaphorically tons of it, but people like you just refuse to look at it. 
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  1271. What the GOP does is call foul every time the dems get the ball because the dems won't just give them the ball. How the system is supposed to is the majority and minority parties work together to find something they can both agree on, not have one side constantly blocking everything because it's not exactly what they wanted. 
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  1272. So much wrong. 1) You don't believe in science; you accept facts or you don't. There is no belief in science. 2) Stopping religion from forcing it's dogma on to science, like stopping religion being taught as science, is literally the opposite of religion forcing it self on science, like what the church did to Galileo and many others. Also, no is stopping religion from being taught in church, temple, or what ever place of prayer. 
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  1273. I have no words for this. He should be looking at spending the rest of his life in prison. 
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  1274. Lose lip O'Reilly lies again. Who would have thought?
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  1275. MrRoyalPC In the US Army SF doesn't mean elite units like the SAS or SEALs; it means what most people call the green berets, whose job is to make friends with the locals and raise insurgent armies. 
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  1276. +FrustrejszynCios No, it's a giant pile of horse manure with maybe a gold nugget in it.
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  1277. Greenboy28 Prostitutes just sell their bodies; Fox pundits sell their souls.
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  1278. I'm not a fan of PDA but people's reactions are just stupid.
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  1279. SomeCartoonChick That's true too. I didn't think of that.
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  1280. Wutzthedeal The Gates foundation, which Bill heads, is heavily invest in disease prevention and eradication.
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  1281. But land mines are one of the best area denial weapons there are, so making them more ethical to use is a great interest to militaries.
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  1282. ***** I'm not saying a person should be swimming in the reacting pool, radiation being only one reason. The danger from fast breeders isn't isn't the fuel starting a nuclear explosion but the fuel heating the cooling water to the point the water spits. Once the water splits there is big danger of hydrogen explosion, like what almost happened at Three Mile Island, and what did happen at Fukushima, and Chernobyl.
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  1283. Florida's going to do something that makes this look like nothing in a couple of days.
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  1284. These are some crazy times we live in.
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  1285. haven't we all learn that fox only cares about rules when the rules help them.
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  1286. +chere100 Well it is the end times, the end times for their bullshit.
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  1287. I would say Ben Franklin America's first celebrity scientist, but that's really more a quibble.
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  1288. Darth Atheist I know. My point was that this is practically the the Dark Lord making it official.
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  1289. No John, Sanders has a nuanced position on guns. He understands that hunting riffle doesn't present the same kind of danger to the public that an assault riffle with a 100 round drum does, and that the law should take that into account.
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  1290. Peter McLoughlin There are three or four forms of radiometric dating that can date in to the billions of years.
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  1291. Well you have to remember the cost of the gas for his boat, the net, the gas for his truck, the ice for the fish. Also, that was good for him. On bad days he might be breaking even or even losing money. 
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  1292. Experts can be a bad thing if the prevailing wisdom in the industry or what ever they're an expert in, is wrong.
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  1293. peter robins One documentary's sensationalism has no bearing on the factuality of climate change, nor do however many documentaries "debunking" it. Go to Potholer54 watch his videos then read all the scientific sources licked to in the descriptions.
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  1294. What's so hard for people to understand that Trump is working on a different paradigm, so attacking him like anyone else isn't going to hurt him?
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  1295. No, the exclusion zones are not uninhabitable. The Fukushima exclution zone has about the same level of radiation as Denver, Colorado, which is why Japan is starting to moving people back, and in the Chernobyl exclution zone there are people living there who never left. Furthermore, generation four reactors will physically be impossible to meltdown.
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  1296. paindominates No, the protestants and other where just as bad as the guys they where fleeing. The idea of freedom of religion comes from enlightenment philosophers.
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  1297. Esmeralda Chicas He doesn't have guts. What he has is endless, brazen stupidity.
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  1298. Simply by size of population, only China and India could have more religious nuts than the US.
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  1299. John it's fu-ku-shi-ma, not fu-ku-shay-ma. It's said she not shay.
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  1300. Like you said China didn't show up. You can't complain about losing the game if you don't show up. Even if they run the game instead of calling it a forfeit, you're not providing any defense or scoring any points.
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  1301. It might make girls lesbian or Bi, but it's sure as hell not making me gay.
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  1302. Erik Hoevenberg Just because you're ignorant doesn't mean it's not real.
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  1303. Louie Gomer and Ted Cruz are from my state. You've got nothing to be ashamed of. 
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  1304. +Jovan Mitrić No, he's not. The Sith are way cooler and more intelligent. Trump is just a bloviating idiot, not a master of the darkness.
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  1305. +Joshua Moody it's been confirmed for a while now.
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  1306. VacantTheories I love how you mix up astrophysics and biochemistry. I understand that science doesn't have one a size fits all answer like religion does but those are two very different areas of study. Also, biochemistry is one of the hardest, most complex areas of science, and you want an answer like it was nothing.
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  1307. No, states don't have the right to sign international agreements. However, they are perfectly able to hold themselves to the standards.
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  1308. I read that in Kyle's high pitched voice when he's making fun of Clinton.
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  1309. No, it isn't. Thorium breeding and molten salt reactors were both proven to work decades ago. Thorium based reactors are just a matter of engineering.
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  1310. Or maybe he knows what he's talking about better than you do?
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  1311. jospence So are you going to be in the remake of the magnificent seven?
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  1312. Can't this fat old bastard OD on what ever he's taking.
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  1313. When you ask for nuance conservative brains over heat. 
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  1314. +Joshua M Well, Hillary is a republican.
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  1315. You don't seem to understand what bonus is. Also, Cenk doesn't make a million dollars a year, let alone complain that his bonus of $8 million was too small. Cenk's wealth is tied up in the company he owns, TYT.
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  1316. +Constantinus You have no idea what you're talking about. Iran is working to build reactors for generating electricity, and no country for high has ever had nuclear weapons has built them by using power plants as cover.
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  1317. +Dakota Davidson What sewing machines are you using? The hundred year old cast iron things?
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  1318. Most of her base assumptions are just wrong, like saying we would have to take huge amounts of air to Mars. Mars has large deposits of calcium carbonate, which can mixed with water to create large enough amounts of carbon dioxide to form an atmosphere that humans wouldn't need a pressure suit to live in and that plants would grow quite well in.
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  1319. Neither is good, but natural gas burns a lot cleaner than coal.
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  1320. So, anyone who doesn't conform to the norm must, and parents should be enforcers? That kind of thinking can lead to very dark places.
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  1321. Dorian Stretton Feminism has never nor shall ever be about equality. Women got the right to vote and only now after the 100 years are they looking at taking up the responsibility that goes with it.
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  1322. Hahaha Haha Where you live is also using a lot more fossil fuels to make up for when renweables aren't. 
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  1323. Good Friday is supposedly the day Jesus died and Easter is supposedly the day he can back to life.
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  1324. crediblemusic Yes, all the millions of miles of roads in the Us are to nowhere, and serve no function what so ever. 
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  1325. Changing the way education system has been before, and teaching to mastery isn't that hard now days. I think you might want to reevaluate your idea of what utopian.
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  1326. Colon Powell, that number isn't going to go down. A large part of Germany's "green" energy comes from burning biomass, like wood, and the wind and solar needs natural gas backup to cover for their inconsistency.
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  1327. WE don't need GMOs we need a better farming system. When your raw materials have to be superhuman (for the lack of a better word) the system is broken, not the raw martials. 
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  1328. If you have science "beliefs", you're doing it wrong.  
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  1329. Molten salt reactors have something like a 96% efficiency at burning the fuel.
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  1330. goodsire Large fangs don't mean and animal is a carnivore. Our closest relatives chimpanzees and gorillas both have much larger fangs than we do, but they rarely, if ever, eat meat. Again, compared to chimpanzees and gorillas our digestive tracts are much shorter. Our digestive tracts are in the range of omnivores. Humans are meant a mix of meat and vegetation.
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  1331. I don't blame the tool, but guns do make it extremely easy to kill others.
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  1332. That the worst comparison I've seen all year and just today I saw someone comparing terrorists to toilet clogs.
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  1333. This guy should be fired for incompetence if nothing else.  
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  1334. My friend Koko (I named my channel after her) once drank four monster energy drinks when we were in high school and started having heart palpitations from too much caffeine, so it's not that hard OD on the stuff.
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  1335. You don't get it. He's saying that his company hires people that are already doing the work of three less competent people and pays them twice the going rate, so it fairer because he's paying people more in line with how much work they do. Think in terms of efficiency, and it will clear what he means.  
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  1336. +DaCamponTwee when we stop listening and believing and creating impossible standards of consent.
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  1337. Stop lying. The graph shows the women brought in more money once.
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  1338. +DrRawley Being Canadian is the only thing in his favor.
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  1339. If God is, then he's doing a shit job, as usual.
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  1340. Atheist means you don't believe in a god or gods. Agnostic means you don't know if there's a god or gods. They're not mutually exclusive. Although, I personally find it redundant to say you don't know and don't believe.
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  1341. ***** Irony (the correct spelling): a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects. Would one expect for an Orwellian event to happen in the same year as Orwell's most famous book is named after? I don't think so; thous I call it irony. 
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  1342. North Korea threatens South Korea, Japan, and the US, and North has a number of times attack the US and South Korea.
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  1343. 97% of a part of vote not 97% of all votes. Understand the difference. 
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  1344. What happened to Bundy's cattle is not different from a city impounding your car for too many unpaid parking tickets.  
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  1345. Economic democracy = capitalism.
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  1346. Considering it takes more energy to split water than you get from burning hydrogen, that's not going to work.
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  1347. Scientists have declared humans a super predator, but that's a different context.
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  1348. ptegegn1 This has nothing to to do with being an atheist, but it does have everything to do with all the criminal actions the Catholic church has been part of in recent history. 
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  1349. Your thought process is idiotic. This technology is not very well known, even within nuclear engineering. Reactors can cost billions of dollars, and the first mover costs are likely to never be paid back even if it does work. So, how many investors in the world are there that put up a billion dollars and can afford/willing to risk losing that billion dollars. 
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  1350. They're different in the way my right hand and left hand are different. They're both nasty out growths of the same ugly idea.
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  1351. Mister mood These people worship willful ignorance, and knowledge cures willful ignorance.
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  1352. Requ1escat1nPACE She's too busy playing the victim from "abuse" she's gotten.
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  1353. B11k22, yes, he is. He given multiple speeches at what can only be described as communist rallies with hammer and sickle's all over. In fact, the British communist party isn't running because Corbin is so in line with what they want. He, also, been to rallies celebrating the Muchin Olympics terrorist attack.
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  1354. commnter10 No, it hasn't.
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  1355. We're going to have a rash of Darwin Awards.
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  1356. Kyle, I have to disagree with you. When someone has only won plurality, that means the majority of people would rather have some else.
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  1357. Some are still human, but most have replaced with our reptile overlords, like Hillary.
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  1358. 1) When the fuck did it become right, let alone legal, to punish people for crimes they didn't commit? 2) When the fuck did the burden of proof become an officer presuming what something is? 
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  1359. Sgman1991 You don't seem to understand what bodily autonomy is. Your example has nothing to do with bodily autonomy. Your example is an example of a person taking reckless action that may be injurious to others. Bodily autonomy is the right of one to rule over their own body. Also, if you think about it, the right to life is part of bodily autonomy. So this in the case of abortion, you're saying is the parasitic organism's right to bodily autonomy over rides the host's.
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  1360. That's not fair, the Iliad is far more accurate. 
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  1361. +oscar Cespedes You really want to hear more about how she's corrupt?
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  1362. The movie is going to be released online, so you'll probably have to wait until then.
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  1363. Quakers are about the nicest people on the planet. I almost couldn't type this comment because I was laughing so hard at the idea of Quakers being charged with a hate crime. What kind of a bad joke is it when Quakers, people as nice as the WBC are hateful, might be charged with hate crimes? Did you Canadians changes the meaning of good and bad when we weren't looking?
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  1364. The news shows mostly the bad stuff
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  1365. Mike Swan No, CNN is biased to neutrality, instead of reality. We need facts, not everything being treated as equal when the fact say other wise.
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  1366. MCL198027 It already is.
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  1367. Justin Trudeau looks like one of the characters from “Repo: the Genetic Opera” in that photo with the drag queens
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  1368. They can deorbit using their thrusters.
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  1369.  @Tyler_Fuller  NASA was founded 63 years ago, and it’s predecessor NACA was founded 106 years ago. Otherwise, I completely agree.
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  1370. I think we could make a deal with India to take part with us.
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  1371. Buildings randomly collapsing in China is really great infrastructure
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  1372. The UK is out of the EU.
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  1373. Nathan, I just watch news, analysis, and debates about the Sino-American relations.
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  1374. That’s a joke right?
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  1375. If you think social hierarchies don’t exist, you need to go learn about the lobsters. Click click.
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  1376. You don’t just send a tank. You send the whole unit.
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  1377. I guess this means the English have the right to make everyone learn that lightning is caused by Thunor smiting Eten. Thunder stones even prove it.
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  1378. I see someone has swallowed the critical race swill
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  1379. Sam seems highly offended about Trump university. He keeps bringing it up without provocation. I think Sam just doesn’t like it when the power of the word “university” is used by someone outside the intelligentsia. Also, Trump is extremely rational from a Game theory (the math, not YouTube channel) prospective.
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  1380. From my understanding they’re reorganizing for a fight in the South China Sea. Those islands are basically sandbars or rocks sticking out from the water. Battalion sized armor units aren’t going to be needed in that circumstance.
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  1381. And that, and that one, and that one too.
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  1382. Standing between two giants is how you get crushed.
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  1383. He means human biology is fairly uniform across the planet.
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  1384. You forgot Portugal. Latin includes them.
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  1385. No, we’re just going through the annual cleaning and rearranging of our house.
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  1386. And the med subs would have run out of fuel before getting half way to the fight in the Pacific.
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  1387. Antidisestablishmentarianism is longer, and the establishment being referred to is the church, specifically the state church.
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  1388. The least evil is nuclear to produce synthetic hydrocarbon fuels from seawater, and we can use the infrastructure we already have, saving trillions.
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  1389.  @ChineseKiwi  the price for the equipment is dropping, but associated costs are going up because it’s destabilizes the grid, as shown by the examples of Germany and California. We only have a few gen. 3.5 and no gen. 4 reactors built right now, and the cost of gen. 3 going up is entirely do to politic obstacles, mostly from environmentalists.
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  1390.  @Freshbott2  the price for the equipment is dropping, but associated costs are going up because it’s destabilizes the grid, as shown by the examples of Germany and California.  Nuclear has only gotten more expensive because of obstacles from environmentalists and others, and mass production of gen. 4 reactors promises to lower the cost massively. Also, the claim nuclear will never pay back it’s costs is just flatly untrue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbeJIwF1pVY&t=343s
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  1391. Only if you define being rational as being progressive, which is in itself irrational.
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  1392. More like share your brains or else.
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  1393. No, New Zealand is just being rash. What good is banning semi-auto weapons going to do?
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  1394. Imagine doing that to one of the idiots who glued themselves to the road. Cop: You’ve got to leave Idiot: I can’t; I glued myself to the road Cop: pepper sprays idiot Idiot: why did you do that? Cop: I told you to leave Repeat until there’s no more pepper spray
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  1395. jrpone, driving out Cenk over something he wrote a decade ago, which he disavowed. That’s very SJW.
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  1396. He means monolithic as in huge, not a single peace.
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  1397. It’s the difference between cult religions and non-cult religions.
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  1398. There’s a big difference between having your own condo/apartment and being crammed into a room with someone you don’t know.
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  1399.  @jamescormack4669  the US has the best electronics, including sensors.
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  1400. Anyone arguing arguing against capitalist needs to look the ecological disasters in the former Soviet Union and China.
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  1401. Yeah, we’re good at overhauling existing ones, but forging one out of a bunch of tribes who don’t particularly like each other is not something we’ve done well.
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  1402. We have canned, chunked chicken. It’s been decade since I’ve touched it because it’s really only good for chicken salad.
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  1403.  @matthewmeador9565  half-life has nothing to do with radioactivity? Did you really just say something that stupid? Half-life is the average time it takes for an isotope to have half of its atoms under go radioactive decay. The shorter the half-life, the more atoms decaying in a given time period. More atoms decaying in a given time period, the more radioactive something is.
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  1404. Gold is red. The red in a lot of stained class is made with gold. The James Webb space telescope that launched a while back uses gold mirrors because gold is the only metal that’s reflects infrared and near-infrared light well.
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  1405. China actually has a fair bit of legacy aircraft from decades ago, so stringers and the like might be surprising effective. Also, China has said they would invade in Taiwan declared independence, and Taiwan might declare independence at anytime.
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  1406. It was sold to the UK as part of a peace deal, so both are right in their own way
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  1407. Keeping everyone else in line.
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  1408.  @Argumemnon  because the only way you can say SpaceX hasn’t accomplished anything is if you can’t do basic math.
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  1409. I’m no fan of the EU, but the problem isn’t quality of leadership. The problem is having so many diverging interests. The what’s good for Germany is bad for Greece and Italy and vis versa.
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  1410. SushiPiggy, so are you saying that if you're country was being invaded and the invader was going to kill literally everyone in your country that fighting and driving the invader out isn't a victory? I know that example is little hypocritical in modern times, but it does show the point.
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  1411. Elections are supposed to be the test.
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  1412. What’s the problem recognizing that Mexico lives in natural sphere of influence of the US?
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  1413. It could in the same way the US government can pay for all of its expenses in pennies.
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  1414. You would have argued that we should have stayed in the caves because the lions and other animals are dangerous.
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  1415. The problem isn’t the politicians; it’s the culture of the people who put them there. The only way to keep the culture from metastasis is to isolate it until it collapses.
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  1416. Most countries have a ideology. The US is an ideology, classical liberalism, with a nation.
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  1417. Apparently the Tiger, King Tiger, Panther, Pershing, etc. don’t exist. Also, you’re mistaking the Soviets for the US with having more aircraft than everyone else combined. As for tanks, the Soviets built the most but nowhere near more than everyone else combined. The Soviets only built a few thousand more than the US did.
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  1418. Humans don’t work 99% of the time.
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  1419.  @technophobian2962  humans are constantly doing things besides what they’re supposed to while driving
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  1420. And you just won the Kathy Newman award.
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  1421.  @joesmith701  it was worse back circa 2010. The flame wars were also spicier.
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  1422. You’re wrong in multiple ways. First, you presuming he’s not talking to everyone. Second, you presume that being a collectivized group makes a group powerful.
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  1423.  @Xenomorphicism  he’s a wumao. Don’t bother unless you want to make fun of them.
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  1424. People don’t seem to understand the US is the size of Europe with Texas and Alaska being bigger than every country in Europe besides Russia, which has most of its land in Asia anyways.
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  1425. The Russians were invited in by the government.
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  1426. Rapid Dragon can be rapidly deployed, and with another plane keeping track of a fleet, that won’t be a problem
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  1427. It’s more like, Texas: we want to be a state, now!
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  1428. The problem isn’t democracy. It’s the exact opposite. Our democratic institutions have ossified, so they’re no longer able change as voters want and country needs. Excluding the military, most of our government was either elected or appointed by elected officials. It’s because Willson, we have the bureaucratic state we have now. We have to decentralize and democratize our institutions agains.
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  1429.  @frankrenda2519  ask Mexico or Spain about that
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  1430. Wumao bs about a guy who lived in China for a decade and married a Chinese woman. Wait, that’s your problem with him isn’t it? You can’t get a girl
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  1431. Absaalookemensch, 1a= first amendment.
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  1432. Took a bullet to the chest then beat up and berated the dude who shot him. That’s enough for a mad lads, but that’s just one of the long list of things he did.
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  1433. Wrong Bush.
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  1434.  @liamnehren1054  Stop lying. Tesla was some project cars in a dude’s backyard before Elon, and SpaceX is the most prolific launch provider and developing the largest rocket ever
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  1435. You clearly don’t know anything about history, but marxists wouldn’t be marxists if they did.
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  1436. That and people are bad at judging the size of objects. A hybrid or Main Coon being unusual large for cats and then people thinking they’re 2-3 times their actual size answers almost all of these.
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  1437. Or we could do the faster and more practical thing and use nuclear.
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  1438. Yeah, Tim hasn’t learned yet that the leftists are the universe making jokes manifest.
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  1439. @Jerome Jackman he probably doesn’t know they have expansion joints.
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  1440. What makes the US great is that striving.
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  1441.  @0MVR_0  find a jurisdiction that has favorable laws and authority to try the case, and then check how the judges and juries have ruled on cases.You’ll also want to check the political views. For example never take a case challenging the establishment to DC. Even if the laws are favorable, the judges and jurors are so completely biased.
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  1442. You don’t get Churchills or Roosevelts without a Hitler
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  1443. The US spent nearly two decades fighting insurgencies in territory even harder to fight in.
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  1444. If you hate capitalism, please go visit North Korea and see how well not capitalism works
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  1445. They hit 960,000 last year, so once the new factories are up to speed, I can easily see 2 million a year.
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  1446. It’s not just for tea. It’s mostly for food, and back during the Cold War, when everyone thought they were going to be fighting a nuclear apocalypse, it was expected that guys would be stuck in the vehicles for days.
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  1447. It’s one continuous crime.
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  1448. CO2 traps heat. We’re pumping CO2 into the atmosphere. Therefore, more heat is trapped in the atmosphere. We can argue about how much and what effects it has, but it’s clearly happening.
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  1449.  @EDesigns_FL  for somethings, you’re right. For biology we don’t have that kind of understanding yet.
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  1450. Just make parallel universes and let people of different political views move to one or the other.
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  1451. They disliked it because they watched it. The video gets everything wrong.
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  1452. I don’t think the dude who ran out of ammo was laughing
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  1453.  @HiDefHDMusic  no China kills religious minorities for their organs.
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  1454. Japan is the Deathstar!
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  1455. Rittenhouse was found innocent on all counts because of self defense
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  1456. Not even Randy can fuck up enough to tank BL3.
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  1457.  @tubzdubz3083  the Philippines was part of the US and the military forces raised from there have shown great bravery.
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  1458.  @geofferzh79  in the UK this situation is exactly what would have and has happened.
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  1459. Renewables aren’t cheap when you add in the cost of things like batteries and having to completely replace them 3 times over before the reactors have reached the end of their service life.
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  1460. Do y’all have nothing better to do with your lives?
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  1461. When the left has made it self synonymous with marxism and labels every else right wing, yes, being on the left is just short of communism.
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  1462. Never let the US government be in charge. Unlike other places, the best and brightest do anything except become government officials. Also, American history is dominated by small holdings farms, so being staunchly in favor of land owners is being in favor of of the little guy in the US. It doesn’t translate so well in places that have had their land centralized.
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  1463. You clearly need to learn about the mining they do in China for the rare earth elements used in the turbine generators. You should also look up the exploding/burning turbines.
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  1464. Russia has lost nearly all of their ability to manufacture anything, even stuff countries like Vietnam consider low end.
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  1465. It’s a joke about the cyberpunk esthetic and how durable it.
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  1466. This kind of delusional thinking is why Trump is going to win 2020.
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  1467. Part of the problem is this is a fuzzy logic problem. It’s now the same kind of problem you have when defining how much sand it takes to make a pile of sand. The answer is obviously not grain of sand, but how many grains does it take? Why that many? Why not one less or one more?
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  1468.  @COMICSandpoetry  yeah, it seem a little low to me too.
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  1469. You’re mot factoring the energy needed for making everything you use.
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  1470. By the end of WW2 the USN was more than twice as powerful as all the other navies in the world combined.
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  1471. How often people exercise a right has no bearing on the importance of said right. Moreover, you can’t justify the stripping of rights just because they’re unpopular.
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  1472. It’s far worse than Chernobyl.
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  1473. The people pushing climate lockdowns are anti-humanists. They see humanity as blight to be dealt with often with the harshest means possible. The worst part is that’s not even driven by a love of other living things. They just hate humans, and they take every opportunity to smack down solutions to environmental problems that would leave humanity better off along with everything else.
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  1474. That German sounding word is English. The Germanic languages used to have a word for burnt thing/empty places and another darkly colored thing. In the last 1,500 years since English and German split, German dropped the burnt/empty word and in English the darkly colored word came to only mean dark skin. You’ll occasionally here in pirate books and other media.
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  1475. What murderer?
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  1476.  @specialk9999  that is actually helping my point.
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  1477. With gen. 4 passive safety that won’t happen
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  1478. I can see China just shooting the place up.
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  1479.  @reallyhappenings5597  You can buy a RIB for a lot less than $10m. They would be working independently and from small islands. Why would they want to disable the ships? Their goal would be to take the ship then sail the ship to the US where it and the goods will be auctioned by the government, and they would get a percentage of the profits
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  1480.  @leko4420  you’re a complete idiot. You’re basic assumption that China is just going to keep growing is asinine. China’s population is the fastest aging of any major nation. The most populous nation in the world has found a way to run out of people.  The largest part of the real estate market in China are second homes, and they’ve already emptied out the countryside of all the working age people. Moreover, the ghost cities aren’t in areas people are moving to.Those buildings are speculative assets people are hoping to sell in the future. China’s economy began slowing down years ago. China hides a lot of their debt by taking it out under the name of state owned companies, rather than government by name. They’ve even started taking out loans to pay back money they’ve borrowed to pay back more loans. When a country gets to that point, the only question is how many history books are going to be written about the collapse.
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  1481. You’re thinking is really shallow. You disregard trying to change how we use energy and advancing manufacturing techniques as luxury cars. Then you dismiss trying to extinction proof humanity as space hotels, which he’s not even working on. You also talk about plastics that are being worked on by tons of people and vertical farming, which doesn’t make sense on Earth.
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  1482. This was a lot of hot air with very few actual details or explanations. Most high school presentations are more informative about the subject they’re talking about.
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  1483. And all of the sounds are found in English.
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  1484.  @VndNvwYvvSvv  probably just missionary with adults.
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  1485. Depends on what lessons they learn. If they learn that, their half assed military with questionable maintenance practices of its own isn’t going to fair well in an invasion of Taiwan that would be good.
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  1486.  @twalrus1  stop lying because that’s not what you said and everyone can read it just above. What you said was to blacklist any company that didn’t do this from ever getting a government contract ever again.
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  1487. And China would have invaded nearly the instant that happened.
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  1488. Most Scots are ethically English. The the highlanders are the Celts.
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  1489. The macaroon has changed his position because of the recent problems the energy sector has been having. Even the think headed can have reality imposes itself on them.
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  1490.  @iwkaoy8758  seriously, learn some English
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  1491.  @phonepunk7888  Tim isn’t that cynical. He was owning his words
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  1492.  @tyronechillifoot5573  the only revolutionaries I could call good people are the American founding fathers and the Chinese Revolution members, and even both groups had to compromise to more pragmatic needs at times.
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  1493. Where do you live? In the summer sun is something to be avoided here in Texas.
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  1494. Depends on the type of orbit you want, but polar orbits are a lot less common.
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  1495. Because they were Germanic.
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  1496. Maybe you're just trying to make excuses, like a creationist or flat earther.
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  1497.  @ChewEberrie  communist China is the world’s biggest polluter, and the Soviets created more than their fair share of environmental disasters, none of which have been cleaned up. Environmentally friendly isn’t something you can call communists. Capitalist countries have actually dedicated quite a lot of resources to protecting the environment. I have a feeling all the other examples you didn’t give are just as wrong.
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  1498. The problem is when you have too much power becoming unreasonable is very easy.
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  1499. They’re also looking less and less competent.
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  1500. Jonathan, the Kiwis threw a guy in jail for sharing a video of the masque shoting. I’m no fan of that kind of video, but arresting people for sharing it is insane.
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  1501.  @Outlaw8908  I doubt it’s ever going to happen Latinos vote for Democrats because of immigration and Democrats promises to help minorities, which is beginning to be shown as lies.
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  1502. I doubt people will ever be completely banned from driving. However, I can see it restricted to low hazard or specially designated parts of the road. Also, professional drivers aren’t the target. There’s just a lot of mind numbing driving that frankly needs to be eliminated or automated
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  1503. Putin is in charge of Russia, so you can’t separate them out side of a few individual points.
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  1504. As a person with ADHD you're full of bullshit.
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  1505. The art isn’t sexist, being prejudicial against a person based on their sex; it’s raunchy.
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  1506. Japan does have some major social problems, but they’re either problems the west is also facing or ones we’ve dealt with. The west if facing problems that only the US knows how to deal with, but because of ideology, even we in the US are struggling to incorporate new people. Also, those sources of immigrants are going to dry up within a decade because of demographics, so that’s not a long term strategy. All in all, I think Japan took the right strategy for non-settler countries.
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  1507. Ambition, relentless energy, and dumb luck.
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  1508. No, just 600 million Chinese people
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  1509. We’re already seeing it.
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  1510. The Commonwealth isn’t a country, and Chinese didn’t have a navy.
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  1511. I would call you ignorant, but you’re a commie, which is basically the same thing.
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  1512.  @SirRGNB-EGT-  if things aren’t going nuts, Americans aren’t happy.
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  1513. China is turning into the Minority Report.
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  1514. Europe is far more authoritarian then the US.
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  1515. It’s just memeing a well known shot from the only movie most English speakers have ever seen set in Austria.
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  1516. I wonder when he’s going to start misquoting a mid 20th century Germany dictator?
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  1517. They consider even acknowledging the existence of somethings as propaganda.
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  1518. Argentina has a large area with high quality growing land with navigable rivers that connect to the ocean and plenty of resources. Brazil has poor quality growing land and and rivers that aren’t navigable.
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  1519. They’re sometimes called Polish style pickles in the US.
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  1520. I find the criticism that SpaceX ditched landing a dragon capsule on Mars as they’ve been developing a much larger and more vehicle pathetic and asinine.
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  1521. From what I’ve see (mind you I’m no expert) businesses tend to fail in one of two ways: 1) lack of management creating an internal governing system (most common in small businesses) or 2) they fail to adapt to new technology, only doing the same things they’ve been doing.
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  1522. I make my tune salad with dill even though my mom makes it with sweet relish.
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  1523. Thuner approves of protecting what is yours with thunder sticks.
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  1524.  @capmidnite  the US is incredibly tribal. It’s just that our tribe isn’t built around ancestry. Our tribe is built around a culture with a particular set of values.
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  1525.  @L0stEngineer  that’s because they’re communists. However, even is areas that are near parity, the US dominated. In Korea with the F-86 vs the MiG-15, the two most evenly match fighters in history, the US had a 7:1 kill ratio.
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  1526.  @nederlandmijnvaderland  the US “lost” at the psychological level not on the ground
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  1527. A microwave that heats the air into a plasma.
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  1528. Hydroelectric is just as bad ina different way. Dams do massive damage to river ecosystems.
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  1529. Based Florida man is the best governor, and he’s mine.
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  1530. Or the far left went off the deep end and now can't anyone not at their extreme apart.
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  1531. Yea, because the US and North Korea are in the neck and neck in human rights.
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  1532.  @fattiger6957  my point is they didn’t make him petulant enough. Imagine a what a pissed off 8-year-old with force powers and a lightsaber would do. It’s terrifying even for people they like.
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  1533.  @benoitbergeron8858  DARPA use fin stabilized rounds when testing their rail guns. This would even have the advantage of not needing a sabot.
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  1534. Let’s go Brandon! Alway the dumbest move from Brandon.
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  1535.  @MsAngelique  he’s straight forward, backs allies and partners completely when they’re loyal. They can ignore the bluster and see what he’s actually done.
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  1536. It’s still in USD because nobody —especially not the Chinese— wants RMB (digital yuan).
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  1537. Everywhere that has tried renewables has only gotten expensive, unreliable electricity. Denmark just released a report they’re going to having brown outs next decade because of the renewables they built can’t support their needs
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  1538.  @laleau92  no, they won’t. There’s simply not enough batteries to do that, and they cost way too much.
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  1539. Not really. In naval warfare, build strategy is the war strategy, and the US can’t just ramp up ship production. Moreover, there are a lot of boat builders with unutilized capacity and former/nonmilitary personnel who who could be used.
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  1540. No, wealth is related to the value you’ve provided others with. It’s the socialists thinking in terms of the labor theory of value who say the more you work the more you get.
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  1541. Time Horn, you are and the fact that you can’t see why is kind of sad.
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  1542. jemimallah I do not fuck Japanese rice wine.
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  1543. Burger Bastard, Lucas has repeatedly and vociferously said violence was his answer.
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  1544. Lucas, ideas don't just burst out of people's skulls and start attacking people. Also, your against democracy just as much as the Nazis by trying to take away people's freedom of speech.
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  1545. Is anyone surprised by this?
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  1546. +TheTez1990 To be fair Houston always looked bad.
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  1547. +mimi9306 Hillary feels entitled to the nomination, and that every Bernie support should drop to their knees and start kissing ass. When a person feels that way, they see no problem in taking what they feel is theirs by any means necessary.
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  1548. You're right the officer created the situation by trying to break the law.
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  1549. These bastards say anything that isn't blowing them is the downfall of the nation/civilian or some other disaster.
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  1550. +Cody Fortier I wouldn't say the more qualified person should always get the job because some times an employer might want some that's more passionate, less stock in their ways, shares a similar vision, and so on, but your skin color, gender, sexual orientation should have nothing to do with it.
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  1551. +Mateusz Slowikowski It's called DUI, like alcohol.
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  1552. A large badly feed, badly trained, badly equipped, badly lead, army with weak logistics. North Korea's army has about one massive offensive until they have to fall back.
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  1553. He released the information to the public, and unless you consider the public the enemy of the US, it wasn't released to the enemy. Also, mush of what he disclosed shouldn't have been secret, and is questionably criminal for being kept secret.
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  1554. moonlily1 "Any medical procedure that can be fucked up" that's exactly the problem. Exposing a child to such profound risk without their consent for no good reason is abhorrent. So what if the risk is higher when an adult? An adult is free to take what risks they want with their bodies. 
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  1555. moonlily1 The very act of removing a part of persons body is damaging. Also, no giving a damn is just as bad as being pro.  To paraphrase what you said, that's a great logical argument, but my feels just aren't in it. That is the dumbest thing I think a person has ever said.
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  1556. If this was about dancing, we'd have Foot Lose.
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  1557. In the video he clearly says that mandatory service would be more than military service.
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  1558. TheColorblindpony We already are limiting sick people from traveling. If anything, a travel ban is going to make the problem worse.
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  1559. This problem like too many others goes back to the same source: a congress made of people put there to effectively not govern.
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  1560. AlessandroTheCynical While there are  many genetic diseases that only do harm, there are many conditions strongly connected to genetics that are neither good nor bad, and still others are a mixed of good and bad. Genes linked with schizophrenia are, also, linked high order thinking in mathematics. There's, also, autism spectrum disorders, many of whom have great technical abilities in steam fields. Then there are the traits that no thinks of as disorders but are linked to health. Did you know that short men (below 5'8") tend to live longer than taller men. It that's the case I guess we should make everyone short. Traits are seldom simply good or bad, but are good and bad depending on the context.
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  1561. Any tumor is dangerous if it gets too big.
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  1562. If it hadn't been for the state, we would have never left the planet.
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  1563. Nuclear is the safest form of power when you count the actual number of deaths per unit of energy. Wind comes in a close second. Geothermal releases more radiation than nuclear power does. I know it sounds counter intuitive, but reactors keep all the radiation inside of them while geothermal releases steam that has bits of radioactive rock it. That not talking about the fact geothermal causes earthquakes.
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  1564. Victor Actually, china struggles with high end goods like jet engines and electrics. China doesn't actually make the parts to things like IPhones but rather put the parts together. Most of China's economy is based on trade, and the US makes up 20% trade with China. I don't think China an survive 16% it's economy vanishing over night.
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  1565. I'm not really a fan.
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  1566. +superfinevids In all but name.
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  1567. +Trey K A living thing never stops being what it was, so birds are dinosaurs in the exact same way they're vertebrates. Also, there are only a few crackpots that think birds aren't dinosaurs.
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  1568. Are you trying to make this his second channel?
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  1569. I know this sounds kind of strong, but the gun lobby are merchants of death.
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  1570. Ja, it's convenient that a body of science is doing science and news show is reporting news.
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  1571. Jessica Walsh No, he's saying the men tend to be more concerned with economics issues and women tend to be more concerned with social issues.  Saying guys don't care about the community because males tend to focus on economic issues is just wrong. Making sure people have enough money to live on, found schools, and so on is kind of important to a community. 
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  1572. Obi-Wan Kannabis No, most people in real estate make their money by buying at below market prices and selling at market or above market price or by by simply holding property and letting it appreciate in value.
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  1573. ***** Well that's the norm for people like her.
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  1574. Damn you beat me to it.
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  1575. MultiAFroDuck Well, the shares work a little bit differently. There are only 531 shares, and each share can be jointly owned so long as there is conflicting interest.
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  1576. MultiAFroDuck Another corporation, and with citizens united, I suggest we all turn ourselves into corporations.
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  1577. MultiAFroDuck But what about the sacred right of buying politicians? This is America land of corporate person-hood and bribery. P.S. Thank you for letting me make truly ridiculous jokes.
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  1578. I can only imagine what someone like Bill Gates or Elon Musk would have done with a million dollars.
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  1579. That had to be a big garden.
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  1580. No, he's narcissistic. 
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  1581. Like how "literally" became figuratively.
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  1582. Steven Pinker literally wrote a whole book, "The Better Angels of our Nature: Why Violence has Declined," talking about how we are less likely to be kill by another person now than in times past. The book shows how we are living in one of, if not, the most peaceful time in human history. If you need some evidence, about 15% human remains from prehistory showed wounds from other humans. Last century the total was 3%.
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  1583. Can she fall down 10 or 20 flits of stairs.
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  1584. ***** You're right we will still have some waste, but it will be a tiny fraction of the waste we have now and will be gone in tiny a fraction of the time. The new reactors could be start being built in a few years, without having to completely rebuilding the grid at cost of $15 trillion (that's the yearly GDP of the US), which would take who knows how long. That's just one of the many problems of grid level solar and wind. 
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  1585. Lumping in weapons programs with peaceful energy programs is just dishonest. Every country that has nuclear weapons developed the weapons before developing electricity generation. There's lots of work being done on making better batteries, but to there are no technologies in the foreseeable future that have any hope matching our needs for cheap, long lived, high energy, and scalable batteries.
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  1586. El Bottoo, Saddam Hussein thought the same thing in 1991 until the Iraqi army, the fourth largest in the world at the time, were all dead or surrendering en mass.
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  1587. Part of it is that Cuba is a communist state and many people still see communism as the enemy that must be destroyed at any cost. The other part is that we just have some bad blood between each other for some of the stuff we've done to each other in the past.
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  1588. Ted Cruz did, and in practice this wouldn't be any different. 
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  1589. Many of the countries involved are US allies so we have every reason to involved.
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  1590. I know I shouldn't enjoy this but it's nice to see my crazy governor getting flak like this, but I do.
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  1591. Kaycee K In the south being called a Yankee is an insult, and they don't care if you're from else where.  
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  1592. You an erroneous statement and I corrected it.
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  1593. He's pretty spry for an old guy.
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  1594. China believes in peace? Tell that to Tibet, Taiwan, and all its neighbors that have had and some still have conflicts over territory.
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  1595. The way those rockets are built means they have to be landed vertically.
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  1596. Compared to Palin everyone is Einstein, including the moronic governor of my home state.  
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  1597. Rob Hood, you're an idiot. Popularity, lack of it, doesn't mean the msm no longer has power. That should be apparent after the mass demonetization of videos here on YouTube. Also, I don't see what's hypocritical in not wanting students being indoctrinated into an ideology.
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  1598. Hal Jordan, do you have any evidence or are you just making shit up?
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  1599. I came to see a fight and hockey game broke out. I forgot where I heard that but I think it's apt.
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  1600. If he keeps saying peak-Trump long enough, he's going to be right some time.
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  1601. Money is a tool don't blame the tool for the short comings of people. 
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  1602. +NeoDragonCount There's 7 billion of us. At least a few stupid ones have to crop up.
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  1603. I don't think that Bugs Bunny or Acme corp. could have trolled them any better.
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  1604. GeekinSince82 It's not backpedaling it's more accurately describing what's seen. Climate change is some ways much worse because we now know that it's not just getting hotter. 
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  1605. When we're all dead and our bones are dust, and maybe even after that.
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  1606. Mongol armor wouldn't stop a musket ball or cannon fire. Between those the Mongols would get shredded.
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  1607. But then people would know they have real choice, not just degrees of right wing.
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  1608. If you think teachers are over paid, you have no idea what you're talking about. If you look at history, you'd see that many of the worst abusers of rights are the local and state governments. Local, state, and federal government all have their role to play and to side too heavily with any, like you propose, is disaster.
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  1609. Here in Texas the law has part of the roots coming from old Mexican and Spanish law. I would also think that holds true in other states that were territories of the Spanish empire and Mexico.
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  1610. You're a fucking moron. Bernie is still advocating we adopt a model more like Northern Europe. Also, the $18 trillion figure needs context. Yes, Bernie's plans would cost $18 trillion, but everyone else's plans would cost even more.
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  1611. sageryan25 The law does.
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  1612. You can cover every surface in solar panels, but that doesn't solve the fundamental problems of cost, inconsistency, and being destructive to the grid. Even if we made every light super efficient, every house super insulated, etc., we would get a 20% reduction in power use, which would be made mute because of all the new people getting electricity.
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  1613. Well I'm happy to say I'm not subbed to anyone on that list.
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  1614. MrC0MPUT3R Sweden, Denmark, and Norway are all economic, military, and cultural powerhouses. They're nice enough places, but they don't have enough of any kind of power to lead.
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  1615. Joe11Blue Bridges aren't just made of steel, and it does have a life expectancy when you factor in corrosion and other things.  I'll admit I don't know enough about California, to argue about that.  He made an argument from one perspective in a short video. Live with it.  
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  1616. Some in Carson's family need to put him in an assisted living facility because he has gone senile.
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  1617. THATCANADIANDUDE Ja the hyperactivity  goes away in most cases as a person becomes an adult. ADHD really need to be replaced with a better name. 
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  1618. I wish I still had the kind of reaction.
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  1619. +Calvin Smith private companies suffer just as much from bureaucracy as government. In fact, I'd say private companies are at times more bureaucratic than the government. Bureaucracy is part of any large organization, and arguing that only the government has those problems is either miss informed or dishonest.
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  1620. karl john The state is rigged to hell. Also, stop with the texass shit or I'm going to stop letting you comment.
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  1621. Christmas gave up having anything to do with religion a long time ago. Jesus, if he was even a real person, would have been born in the spring, and the classic symbols and practices aren't even Christian. 
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  1622. My first reaction when I hear "In Texas" should not be "ah fuck".
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  1623. +damon page Being from Texas, that makes me happy.
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  1624. The world doesn't work on the system of if I can take your stuff it's mine anymore.
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  1625. Are Hillary's attack ads supplied by acme because they all seem to be backfiring?
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  1626. The 98 zilla was an ok movie but wasn't a Godzilla movie. That's why fans hat the 98 movie.
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  1627. TheFeralcatz You didn't explain anything. In a market businesses hire people so they can fill the demand, and a business is not going to hire people unless they think there is demand.
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  1628. No, he he's driven by a vision of a better humanity and some prudence.
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  1629. I think the reason why Bernie supporters score low on the angry with the government is because many of us distinguish between the institution of the government and the running of the government. On the other hand, a lot of right wingers can't make that distinction.
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  1630. FortuitusVideo No, it's not semantics you illiterate troglodyte. You're trying to conflate two groups which are more often than not opposed to each other as the same group because you seem to think everyone on the left is the same.
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  1631. FortuitusVideo I'm not trying to take anything back from the left because I'm on he left. Also, the only reason why people equate liberal and progressive is because of people like you conflating them.
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  1632. The really sad part is that I don't think this is a record number candidates that should be in jail.
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  1633. Now that is a low bar to dig under.
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  1634. peter robins No, climate change is supported by the evidence. I'm talking about things like when the people "experts" were saying there's no housing bubble.
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  1635. peter robins So you won't accept facts because you're too lazy to look at the actual data, and want it sooon feed to you?
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  1636. I noticed something was off with the fork, it not that it was facing down.
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  1637. I'm happy I live in Texas.
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  1638. Well we can't say we have no idea what he would have looked like because we know few things about "Jesus": he was a Hebrew so had light to medium brown skin with dark hair, and would have worn hos hair short like men did.
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  1639. You have no taste in music if you like biber songs
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  1640. The Everyday Spider-Guy Good question. I'll have to look into that more.
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  1641. ***** So Hillary pays her trolls the same as the Chinese goverenment pays theirs.
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  1642. World citizen, all the estimates one the number of nuclear warheads China has have between 200 and 300. Also, China's population is a lot more concentrated than the US's. More than 90% of China's population lives in about a third of the country. While the majority of the US population lives on the costs, there is a significant portion of the population living out side the East and West costs. Back to my original point, if China was ever to use a nuclear weapon against the US, the US retaliation would be unimaginably destructive to China, which why the idea of using one against the US is moronic.
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  1643. triburst  1) Most people don't care because they don't understand the importance. 2) Reality and perception are different things, and making uninformed decisions can do great harm.
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  1644. Well, you'd be in the group of haters that thing they're not.
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  1645. +Fix it feilix Toxic metals, like arsenic and mercury, don't just go away. Also, most nuclear "waste" is really unused fuel in the form of spent fuel rods, which can either be recycled into new fuel rods for the current reactors or used as is in generation IV reactors.
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  1646. Wilfred Fazio Mueller The Prometheus story doesn't depict knowledge as bad for humanity, but  rather depicts humans having knowledge as bad thing for the gods.
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  1647. There's a lot of cross over between the bible nuts and the gun nuts. A lot of gun nuts are bible nuts that think the world's going to end and that they need lots and lots of guns because the world coming to an end.
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  1648. What about people who voted early?
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  1649. We have a great way to get rid of the current waste: burn it. Molten salt reactors can burn the current, and 96% unburnt, waste with  much less waste that's dangerous for a much shorter amount of time.
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  1650. No, mass dampeners have to be able to move because the dampener moves instead of the building.
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  1651. Amy UNTOLD There is no happy middle. Life without technology sucks, which is why billions (yes, billions) of people are doing everything they can to get modern technology, and the current level of technology is highly destructive because of how primitive it. I want to advance technology to the point that we are minimally destructive (maybe even constructive) to the environment, while letting everyone live comfortable life.  The only person here that's naive is you, for thinking that living as primitive is a good life. 
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  1652. Nick65633 Ms. Vasquez is what we call troll.
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  1653. Europe isn't an entity. Europe is a place with lots of different entities in it.
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  1654. +Raffini Evidently, you don't know much about Mars if you're saying that.
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  1655. In parts of France, people are still digging up mines. Also, from what I know the US digs up the mines layed out.
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  1656. +Ashton “Nauct” Simmons it's scary what the world has come to.
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  1657. I feel this is the time for a Soviet Union joke: In Soviet Union you kill religion, instead of religion kill you.
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  1658. Yes, let us be a bunch of self righteous asshole that forget the most important thing in life: context. We all would have done the right thing and invaded Japan, which would have killed at least twice as many US troops and god knows how many more Japanese than the warheads.
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  1659. +elgransick But it doesn't seem to be working. Younger voters, both male and female, seem to support Bernie, while older voters go with Shilairy.
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  1660. ***** By you're logic everyone In Texas and California should speck Spanish because they both started as part of a Spanish colony. I personally think that everyone in the US should be bilingual. 
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  1661. +Rag Miller Nothing, but it's going to take 100,000 year to do.
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  1662. tommy, it's not hard being more effective than the guys who's strategy consisted of clogging the meat grinder with men.
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  1663. Sixcookiesncream 1) That's just wrong. Nuclear power kills fewer people per year than any form of power generation. That's including every nuclear accident in history. 2) Again, not true. Coal has put billions of tons of pollutants in to the air and water, changing the temperature of the planet and acidifying the oceans. Nuclear has inadvertently created a wildlife sanctuary. 3) Number of people killed by Chernobyl: 50 or so. People killed by Fukushima: 0. People killed by Three Mile Island: 0.
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  1664. MilitantAntiTheist We landed a man on the moon in less than tens year from a starting much further behind than we are with land a man on Mars. We have most of the technology need to make it to Mars, and the rest is a stone's throw away.
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  1665. +Sém That's what we call a false dichotomy.
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  1666. Headlines report the exception not the rule. What would be a bigger headline, ISIS murders a bunch of people or that they gave up their weapons and started singing around the campfire?
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  1667. ***** I think they'd be happier fascist dictatorship
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  1668. I find it ironic that Jackson was in part replaced because he was racist and then put another racist (Susan B. Anthony) on the back of another note.
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  1669. CreativelySweet_34 I guess I was too subtle using a question to imply something. I'll just out right say it then: you have no idea what your talking about. The amount of radiation a person would receive on the way to and on the surface of Mars is not enough to hurt them. The who needs to check themselves is you for making demonstrably false statements.
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  1670. CreativelySweet_34 You're looking in the wrong place if you want maturity. Even if this were the place for that, you don't deserve it because your regurgitation of trite nonsense, and frankly, I'm tired of people like you spouting off about things they don't know enough about to be speaking on. Furthermore, claiming that it's just your opinion doesn't make it any better because this is not a matter of opinion. This is matter of science, but in your ignorance you think you know more than someone who is evidently more informed than you. Sweetie, my place is right here giving you all the snark you deserve.
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  1671. Is this a new form of the southern strategy? 
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  1672. bolatluver29 Who's making up a bunch of bullshit? Who doesn't understand the words he's using? The answer to both is you.
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  1673. +Master Rain The police box is a Dr. Who easteregg.
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  1674. Saga Their shit. Wait, they already did that.
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  1675. +Mutton Man Go look at the military budget If you want to see waste.
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  1676. +TruthAndMoreTruth No Mars very much has something that Earth doesn't have that we need; it's called not being on one planet. In the future its going to be the most valuable thing humans have ever had.
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  1677. I much prefer a moron than the most corrupt politician in US history.
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  1678. BramSLI1 They seem to live in an inverse reality that goes far beyond just logic.
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  1679. You forgot to add that the amount of radiation the Daiichi plant is less than the natural background radiation of the water itself.
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  1680. You clearly didn't listen carefully. He clearly said that teaching students information is a good thing, but facts without the skills to use those facts is just trivia. What he's arguing is that we teach kids how to find the area of square instead of teaching kids the area all squares up to the umpteenth unit.
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  1681. I see the turban as just an alternative to the garrison cap. If a man can use a gasmask properly, I see no reason to be allowed to wear a beard, and mean that for everyone, not just for men of one religion.
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  1682. callofduty102903 When his beliefs are bigoted, yes, he is.
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  1683. Nia Gerz Are you a troll or just stupid?
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  1684. The Dark Knight In your metaphor, you're the one jumping off because someone told you to and I'm the one asking why should I if you aren't.
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  1685. The Dark Knight Contradiction? Are you stupid? All I've been saying is people who want others to do what they say have to do it themselves.
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  1686. We do have such tech, it's called nuclear, particularly the new generation of reactors that's  solves the problems of the current generation of reactors. 
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  1687. ximplex1 Not irradiated, radioactive, there's a difference. Also the waste from the new reactors will fully decay in 300 years, and they can't explode. In light water reactors the fuel rods get too hot the heat splits the water cooling the rods in to hydrogen and oxygen, and molten salt reactors and integral fast reactors solve that, and other related problem, by not using water a coolant.
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  1688. John T What a bunch of pseudo intellectual dribble. Of course anything that a person wants me to accept has to live up to my standards. Also, what is a hierarchy of knowledge? Depending on what you mean by a hierarchy, a hierarchy of knowledge sounds like a convenient way of dismissing having to justify any idea.
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  1689. No Anna, that is not a great point. This study is about the majors that people take in college, so talking about people who can't afford to go to college are irreverent to this study.
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  1690. Dorian Stretton Insults and tell me to go off and die quality argument there.
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  1691. Roman von Licht Krieger Look up traveling wave reactors, integral fast reactors, and molten salt reactors.
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  1692. That just means we win either way.... wait that means we also lose either way. Unless we're funding both sides to keep the region in chaos, like the email leaks show Hillary was part of creating when she was Sectary of State.
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  1693. Lehtaan Everything you said is true of fission reactors, too, but they're also cheap.
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  1694. Sometimes you have to make things worse before you can make them better.
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  1695. Travis Wheeler The World Health Organization has some good numbers.
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  1696. The first gulf war were Iraq went from having the fourth largest army in the world to having no functioning military in six weeks of air combat and 4 days of ground fighting.
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  1697. But most of Barzil is the tropics.
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  1698. Rule one of war no one comes out clean. The big question when fighting is are you doing more good the harm.
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  1699. ***** Yes because everyone can tell the ayatallahs apart, particularly when their names are a lot alike. 
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  1700. Mick Bergeron Hillary has around 1,000 delegates, and Bernie has around 700 delegates, with a difference of about 320. That difference is bad but still well within winning distant or Bernie if he gets some big wins in states like California and New York.
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  1701. +Alpha Regalia abut she's so deep in the machine now that she doesn't know when trying to save face costs her face.
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  1702. You think the guy who has been upping the ante for years is the guy who knows how to walk it back? Are you nuts?
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  1703. If Saddam ever even thought of using nukes Iraq would have been covered in a new layer of trinitite. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinitite
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  1704. +Liberty You asked someone with no relevant to expertise whether or not something would work. That seems reliable.
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  1705. Saying radiation causes cancer is like saying water causes drowning, while true misses the full context.
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  1706. StarrWolf64 Fundamentalism and poverty are a self feeding cycle that begins with religiosity.
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  1707. Thank god the left has an immune system, which has been attacking that cancerous tumor for years now.
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  1708. NoONEcares, everything you wrote is either wrong or a half truth. You could blow up a car filled with explosives right next to reactor's containment building and it wouldn't even dent the containment building. The chances of having a meltdown are remote, and the odds of it killing anyone. The spent fuel doesn't need to be stored for millions of years even if we just let it sit. However, we have better ways of dealing with spent fuel, like reprocessing it or burning it in generation IV reactors. Nuclear does have large up front costs, but when averaged out is less expensive than most renewables. Most renewables can't provide the kind of consistent power needed for a modern nation.
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  1709. This bastard dishonoring the name of Texas yet again. Every Texan knows that you don't grill ribs.
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  1710. Classic, call anyone who disagrees a shill because people can't possibly come to different conclusions from you.
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  1711. If you put it that way, it almost sounds like a good thing.
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  1712. Saying Fukushima killed the Pacific is pure fear mongering.
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  1713. I thought this was about the haunted houses where people dress up in costumes to scare people, which would have been stupid, but this is even dumber than I thought. If a person thinks ghosts are real, they are stupid or crazy.
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  1714. Causing the fewest deaths per unit is definitely not safe.
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  1715. This moron needs to go away.
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  1716. Broncos Fan In Vegas .702. Punishing a person that can't understand that their actions were wrong or can't control their action is cruel. The point of punishment is not to be sadistic to other people but to correct a person's behavior. 
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  1717. Being in microgravity can also cause problems with vision.
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  1718. It's kind of hard to admit that something is happening when it's not.
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  1719. How dare you! No self respecting Texan would ever say that. Barbecue and grilling are completely different things. Barbecue is slow and low using cuts like brisket. Grilling is hot and fast for stuff like steak.
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  1720. Ismalith Not the ones I've seen. Also, most reactors were built in the seventies, and there have been a lot of medical advances in the intervening 40 years.
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  1721. I really think that some people feel they should have to right to kill someone for just touching a blade of grass at some places because they feel those places are holy or something. 
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  1722. Ryan So they may have or may not have; we don't know yet.
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  1723. Also, there's a bit of a split between Okinawa and the rest of Japan, which is very understandable give the history.
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  1724. Well the Kurds, the Tibetans, the Serbians, etc. There are groups that want Independence all over the place. There are two independence movements in Spain alone. 
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  1725. Are Hamas bad people? Yes. Does that justify the Israeli occupation of Gaza for the last 47 years? No.    
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  1726. You mean the giant containment buildings they already built around reactors?
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  1727. TheShowThatSUX I think there's been a bit of breakdown in communication. You're talking about people with a net worth of over a million dollars. What we're talking about are people making more than million dollars a year.
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  1728. skedaddleMLS One giant problem with that line of thought though: people from east Africa have the greatest genetic diversity on the planet.It makes that that would be the case because we smarted off in east Africa and each group that left only took a small part of the diversity with them.
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  1729. The Philippine and Vietnamese navies are chasing away Chinese poachers.
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  1730. Go watch the Potholder54 videos on climate change and then go read all the sources linked to in the descriptions.
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  1731. We get it, Niko. You're able to grasp some existential philosophy, and you can use some basic word play. You want a cookie?
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  1732. With the lowest number of deaths per unit of energy nuclear is just too dangerous.
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  1733. +1140Cecile Not possible, George Washington ran unopposed.
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  1734. Mythology Squirrel, you're an idiot. Criticizing extremists on your side doesn't give the other side credibility. If anything, not criticizing the nuts on your side gives credibility to the other side.
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  1735. He can't fight a war with his hair. What makes him think he can fight a war with Iran?
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  1736. I say we should re-brand Xmas as Sir Issac Newton day.     
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  1737. DIYMicha Vulgar Latin is different Classical Latin and Ecclesiastical Latin. I don't know much about Latin, but I do know that Vulgar Latin was the form of Latin spoken out in the provinces of Rome and average people of Rome, which to my knowledge is what became Spanish, French and a couple of other Romance languages. Classical Latin was the formal form of Latin, and Italian is the most similar to Classical Latin. Ecclesiastical Latin or church latin is just that, the form used by the church. I have no idea how they're different, just that they are different and who used/uses them.
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  1738. I have no problem with a women being on a bill, but the idea that NEED to put a women on a bill is just stupid.
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  1739. +Kyrie Irving That's like saying to a sports show they talk about sports too much.
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  1740. They are brothers.
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  1741. Likeitornot See, it's so bad that just lookout this video I lose my composure.
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  1742. The Chernobyl exclution zone has become a de facto wildlife preserve. Also, it's arguable that nuclear is less environmentally damaging than renewables over its life time, and nuclear is just going to get better.
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  1743. ***** Yes, let's take the word of the guy that has every reason to lie. 
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  1744. I've been wondering when that civil war was going to start.
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  1745. Every time I think D'Souza (I feel dirty just using his name) can't go any lower he finds a way. Is he literally trying to be find out how low a person can be? 
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  1746. Brian Mason If it worn't for that viking nonsense there wouldn't have been an England in the first place. 
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  1747. How are you going to back up the solar? The only two way that work are natural gas or batteries. Natural gas being a fossil fuel is what we're trying to get away from, not use more of, and batteries just aren't good enough to store the amount of energy needed for night and other times solar doesn't work. Gates covered this in the video, so I have to ask did you watch the video?  Those solar farms cost billions of dollars to build, too. Also, you don't seem to understand that when averaged out over time nuclear is cheep. The big thing is that nuclear can have a large up front cost but has a low operating cost. 
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  1748. Free Alba, I know there's a difference. I'm on the left and have defended the left from people trying to label everyone on the left as a communist. However, Corbin is a real communist.
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  1749. Free Alba, I'm sorry you're opposed to reality.
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  1750. Free Alba, it's that condescending attitude that drives people away from you rather than bring them to you.
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  1751. Noodkoala, Alba doesn't care about reality.
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  1752. Christopher Story  no, that would mean they'd have at least something interesting to say even if unrelated to the topic.
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  1753. Racism is very clearly a large part of banning marijuana, cocaine, and opium when you look at the history.  
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  1754. You think China's navy could cross the largest ocean on the planet while fighting the most powerful navy in human history? The power difference between the USN and all the other navies is greater than the two power rule, were the Royal Navy was twice as powerful as the next two navies combined to insure their naval supremacy.
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  1755. It's called a rear naked (giggle away) choke, and if you don't put it in just right it can be an air choke, not a blood choke.
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  1756. If it was choice between Hillary Clinton or Sara Palin to be the first women president, I don't know which I would vote for.
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  1757. If NGE0001 distrusts Musk's management so much, he should see about cutting his loses now.
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  1758. +RileyOR Try more like before anyone even lands on Mars.
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  1759. The whole point of this way is management instead of abstinence. It's not cure, but  away of helping people control their problems.
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  1760. Dakota Davidson Gold is measured in Troy ounces, which changes the math a bit. Also, I think it's perfectly fair to judge the F-35 by the total cost of the system because that's what the government is actually going be paying.
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  1761. likemynewname I think you're missing the joke, unless you're responding with deadpan humor.
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  1762. Almir Alamgir Bey Actually, that would have been better because they wouldn't have burnt the fuel.
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  1763. No, being a liberal and pro choice is about the right of women to whether or not remove what's basically a parasitic organism.
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  1764. He's right dems don't compromise; they capitulate.
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  1765. CaseAgainstFaith1 Then you, sir, are not in your right mind.
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  1766. +John W No, it' just mean China population is gong to shrink more slowly. The replacement birthrate is 2.3 kids per couple.
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  1767. jeff derice "What about the people who haven't died and have generational defects from the incident." Coal is still many times worse. Coal pollution causes millions of cases respiratory illness. The radiation, which is mostly limited to the exclusion zones, isn't nearly as dangerous as people think. 
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  1768. Because we're stupid.
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  1769. AEIIIStraigon From what I know about how it's grown , people use a lot of fertilizer and the run off can cause damage to surrounding environment, no different from other forms of farming. 
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  1770. Eddie Gluskin Runoff from fertilizer causes algae blooms that kill off fish and can poison the water.   
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  1771. Turkey is only 91 years old, and secular from founding. 
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  1772. Neko Yuki I'm from Texas so I'm used to it.
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  1773. TYT had several hundred videos demonetized. Although, I think they've now been remonetized.
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  1774. Innis Returns Our universe at the quantum level because quantum mechanics is a giant fuck you to all common sense. Most of that video is small parts of Krauss trying to explain to people that the rules we live by break down at different scales.
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  1775. That's because of other factors, not something simple like a person not paying the usage fee for land. 
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  1776. Axel Creek How is he sexist for explaining how men and women are different? He doesn't say anything bad about women, just that women are different from men, unless you think different is bad.
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  1777. Compared to the Japanese, the Chinese were light weights.
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  1778. The universe delivers poetic justice sometimes.
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  1779. He was installed to convert Canada from a democracy to a dictatorship.
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  1780. I’ve seen less aggressive piranha.
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  1781. NATO has been dead for years, and Trump killed because it no longer serves American interests.
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  1782. What about yellow cake? Or is that racist because we're calling it yellow rather than Asian?
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  1783. It’s niche at best because of it geographic limitations, and it has problems like causing earthquakes and releasing radioactive gases into the air.
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  1784. Rick Alan, there are different types of radiation, but that doesn’t matter. What matters is the dosage, and the increased radiation exposure from Fukushima is comically small compared to the natural background radiation.
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  1785. One crackpot source doesn't constitute evidence.
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  1786. Ultra-rich elites trying to end capitalism are not capitalists. Being a capitalist isn’t just being rich and not a socialist.
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  1787. And less capacity than a NPP.
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  1788.  @termitreter6545  compared to buying and maintaining hundreds of F-35s and training pilots?
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  1789.  @Krystalmyth  I didn’t say to get rid of humans. I’m suggesting to turn old aircraft into as attack dogs we can set on an enemy force while the manned and specially built drones get into a better position to attack.
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  1790. Saying Jews are white doesn’t really work because of there are North African, Middle Eastern, and Ethiopian Jews along with the Ashkenazi who most Americans and Europeans think of when we talk about Jewish people.
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  1791. The US has free states, like Florida and Texas, so people are fleeing to them. Our brothers to the north have nowhere to flee, so they have to fight the tyranny.
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  1792. It’s not that they just go away. It’s that their hands’ get weaker with time while the US’s gets stronger.
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  1793. They think of debauchery as form of holy love and self expression.
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  1794. It’s because of our laws a 17-year-old wasn’t murdered by a bunch of criminals
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  1795. China is imploding, and by the time there’s a conflict, China is going to have no economy.
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  1796. You missed the bad or sleazy
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  1797. It launches a projectile from a barrel. It’s a gun.
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  1798.  @NorCalJuggalo420  all renewable is a pipe-dream nowadays. Back under Reagan, it was pure fantasy. The Best we could have realistically done was go full nuclear for electricity and tried to develop synthetic hydrocarbon fuels.
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  1799. dante dmc, hating people for just being rich is stupid.
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  1800. dante dmc, Gates, Buffett, and Musk all became billionaires by running and owning large parts of highly successful companies. If you want to cap the wealth one person can have would maen capping how much a company can be worth. Also, Gates and Buffett both put most of their money into the Gates foundation, which is working to eradicating diseases like polio. Musk has spent his money starting companies that are dedicated to securing the future of humanity.
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  1801. dante dmc, it’s not my fault you can’t make a good argument, so would you please reframe from personal attacks?
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  1802. The internet was designed to survive the apocalypse.
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  1803. Tf00t has made a number of basic but very important mistakes in these videos because of his blind hatred, so no we don’t the same things
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  1804. China’s population is rapidly aging because of the one child policy.
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  1805. Nuclear is literally the safest form of power we have, and the only countries in Europe a reactor failure could possibly force people to abandon are the Monaco and Vatican City.
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  1806. The US would lose some ships at worst, but all the US really needs to do is blockade China.
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  1807. Mexicans haven’t realized North America is our continent and their country is the place for a cheap vacation and putting together our phones.
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  1808. You’re still confusing slavery with serfdom. Serfs were bound to the land and were required to provide labor, but they were in charge of how they conducted themselves. Slaves had no control over themselves.
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  1809.  @tisFrancesfault  classic rural vs urban.
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  1810. He’s been rolling so fast we could power the planet
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  1811. He had the gun to defend himself and others, which apparently was a good idea.
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  1812. Deliveries start in two weeks. Also, you really shouldn’t look up the other EV trucks
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  1813. We all know Carl would have been a patriot in he were a colonial
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  1814. Are you saying the left aren’t people?
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  1815. Come back when you can do some basic math because that’s all we need to disprove all of those claims.
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  1816. A larger economy is definitely an advantage, but it’s far from the determining factor.
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  1817.  @boof_itall3898  there’s a quote “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win” it looks like were in the fighting part.
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  1818. The boomer moment of putting a shot from porn is hilarious
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  1819. Art Man, DC was only planned in the sense that the roads and where a few of the original government buildings, and Brasilia is a terrible place to live if you don’t have a car.
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  1820. Well, that’s a tautology.
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  1821. Climate change isn’t a hoax, but there’s definitely a “green” cult that has turned it into a great moral crusade.
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  1822. You leftists and your eternal problem with not understanding what words means. I suggest you look up what fundamental and rampant mean to start with.
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  1823. It’s a light tank.
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  1824. Every American territory needs to have some kind of us. We’re nice, but we don’t like keeping dead weight.
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  1825. Jasc Random, the Soviets took a lot longer to mobilize than the US did; although, the US was already starting to mobilize before Pearl Harbor in case something like that happened. Also, the Soviets took much high casualties than the Germans, something I’m not sure China would be willing to take now days. A large part of why the CCP is still in charge is because they’ve been able to deliver economic growth and prosperity.
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  1826.  @disbeafakename167  No, they weren’t. Around 500 are credited to him using his rifle and around another 200 were credited to him using a submachine gun.
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  1827.  @Freshbott2  nuclear gets a fraction of the subsidies of renewables, nor does it need batteries. The only thing you got right is that the loony environmentalists aren’t going away, but we can ignore them.
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  1828. Yeah, Canada is a lot like the US: major cities on the costs that are more alike than the area between them.
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  1829. Right to repair means nothing when you own nothing
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  1830. You seem like one of those idiots who thinks that direct democracy is the only form of democracy. Republics are a form of democracy. You’re that it doesn’t really matter what type of system we use so long as the results are freedom and prosperity. However, if you look at the world, only democratic nations have those things. That’s not to say we don’t have problems.
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  1831. For hundreds of years being on the left was synonymous being a classical liberal. If you look up those political tets with a a grid, the center area of the bottom left quadrant if where classical liberals fall.
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  1832. Yeah, I moved from Texas to Florida right as all this nonsense began —for unrelated reasons—, and the last year I’ve barely noticed a difference from before covid.
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  1833. Most MSRs are designed to use uranium, and thorium can and is being used in pressurized water reactors
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  1834.  @charlesljones2454  Rittenhouse didn’t own the gun or cross state lines with it, not that either is illegal. The whole thing never would have happened if rioters from far away hadn’t attacked Rittenhouse house.
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  1835.  @op3129  he had every criteria for self defense and then some. WI has no duty to retreat; Rittenhouse retreated
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  1836.  @donnabrockbank8296  no, they weren’t. They attacked Rittenhouse unprovoked, nor did Rittenhouse shoot at anyone until he was being assaulted
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  1837. He was talking about the global total.
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  1838. Marxist economics have and killed upwards of 100 million people. The USSR’s economy failed trying to keep up with the US. Cuba is still poor as hell. China has only gotten to where it is by partially embracing capitalism.
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  1839.  @RealEngineering  the compressor was combination of turbo and super charger. The Greg’s planes and automobiles channel here on YouTube has a series in-depth videos on the P-47 including the supercharger. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCynGrIaI5vsJQgHJAIp9oSg
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  1840. A million cars made and reusable rockets are vaporware?
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  1841. They produce less waste than any other form of power production, and less long lived too.
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  1842. It’s simple supply and demand. If there is large supply of low skilled workers, prices for low skilled labor will go down.
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  1843. The president is accountable to congress.
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  1844.  @TheoEvian  the Prussians deliberately ostracized Austria from the other German states when forming Germany so they wouldn’t rival the Prussians. Why would the Prussians do that if the Austrians weren’t German? Also, native language is the traditional determination of ethnicity
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  1845. Humans have been in a perpetual state of war since the beginning of civilization. This is closest to peace the world has ever seen.
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  1846. Urban sprawl has been part the US long before nuclear weapons were even dreamed of.
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  1847.  @ketherga  even before the zoning laws, US cities were very spread out. They just got more so after the rise of the car dominated suburbs.
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  1848. Y’all have literally has thousands of years to do it, and it’s only been the last 75 years with American protection that it’s even come close
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  1849. Every ship reactor is an SMR.
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  1850. The US going to be fine. We have everything we need or can get it close by. Now, China is going to be looking at massive food shortages —I mean 10s of millions of Chinese starving— because of shortages of fertilizer from Russia and Ukraine.
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  1851.  @ContraVsGigi  You completely missed my point on the US economy. You asserted that the US economy only grew to the size it is because of the US ability to protect power. However, the US has had the largest economy since the 1870s; proving your assertion wrong.
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  1852.  @ContraVsGigi  you’re making some bad assumptions. The first and worst is assuming the US got rich/maintains it’s wealth by trading with other countries. The second is that a more powerful military means you automatically have more negotiating power.
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  1853.  @matthewmeador9565  where the hell did you get that bs?
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  1854.  @John_Doe742  From owning and selling companies but lots of people like claim he got his start from money a mine his father owned in South Africa.
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  1855.  @nowayjose1313  this is the US. Carrying a gun isn’t a crime, let alone reason to assault a person.
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  1856. That’s happening just about everywhere, even in Africa. Granted, the birth rates in Africa only just started declining a couple years ago, so they still have 50 years with large populations.
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  1857. Want to tell the mongols about not being able to conquer China or Russia?
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  1858. Drones are a valuable class of weapons, but they can only do so much. With the wear and combat loses, I can see China moving in some of their less capable fighters. There was a lot of interference from the mainland in Taiwan’s elections, and people’s opinions can change pretty quickly, sometimes over night with a big event.
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  1859.  @mikicerise6250  don’t try reasoning with a wumao. All you can do is make fun of them.
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  1860. "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
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  1861. MrZapparin, are you talking to me? I can't even understand that garbled nonsense.
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  1862. They’re from bizarro world.
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  1863. Only if you go by Tfoot’s bad math.
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  1864. Total war doesn’t necessarily mean targeting the civilian population. It can also mean targeting infrastructure, factories, and other civial assets that help contribute to the war.
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  1865.  @hanswitvliet8188  because Canada is colder than Norway.
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  1866.  @f3tsch906  Stalin and Mao did a lot of killing of ideological reasons.
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  1867.  @geda8496  a country with an economic policy based around an extremely stable currency, Germany, and another based on devaluing their currency, Italy, can’t share the same currency without one ruining their economy.
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  1868. Cody Davies, even if it was selective enforcement, how do you show racism or excuse the unsportsmanlike behavior?
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  1869. Texas is doing well.
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  1870.  @jamiemcaloon5548  I’m not disagreeing. Different propulsion systems have different uses.
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  1871. It’s based on a graphic novel
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  1872. Thr crown tried to destroy us, and now our women will destroy your crown. The first strike we took took a king, but alas that wasn’t enough. With the second strike we’ve taken a prince, and it looks like it might do lasting damage
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  1873. I’m sure the elites love hearing this. The American Revolution started in taverns (what pubs were called back then), and let’s not forget the German beerhall rebellion —it’s good that one failed, but it still illiterates the point Im making.
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  1874. I think you mean the wurst.
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  1875.  @gideondejongh838  telling the facts isn’t arrogance, and false humility is deceitful. PS it’s rare to run across someone else named Gideon. Cheers!
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  1876. Eric James, actually, it kinda is.
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  1877. Shawn McPherson, there has not been that many nuclear accidents. That number includes things completely unrelated to the reactors, like blown transformers.
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  1878.  @ieuanhunt552  the US actually has a lot of river and lake ports because of the large number of navigable waterways, equally to the rest of the world combined.
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  1879. China makes low quality toys and other light industrial goods. The US makes weapons, aircraft, and other heavy industrial goods.
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  1880. There's a difference between asking difficult and probing questions and repeatedly trying to bait him into to saying he agrees with positions he doesn't actually hold.
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  1881.  @wisetekniquez5812  the right to self defense doesn’t end at the state line.
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  1882. There’s no grid level storage anywhere on the planet. Also, thise wind farms produce significantly less electricity.
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  1883. All electric motors have magnets, and this has plenty of those.
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  1884.  @hagnartheviking6584  whether or not it was really fought over a bucket is irrelevant. It’s called the war of the bucket.
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  1885. Yeah, Germany is dumping electricity on France in the day and having to buy electricity bad at night, all while having the highest electricity costs in Europe. It’s a completely nonsensical system.
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  1886. Yeah, he's doing the same thing that a lot of right wing people do by calling the Nazis left wing.
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  1887. People have found secret US military bases using fitness tracking apps. Those guys are supposed to be best and brightest the US has. A bunch of Russia conscripts just trying not to be shot aren’t going to think of stuff like in 1,000 years.
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  1888.  @D4n1t0o  Have you seen Ringo?
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  1889.  @1224chrisng  that wouldn’t fit Yorkshire pudding though.
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  1890. Yes, the real problem is a grab-bag of leftist talking points.
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  1891. Maybe not my whole life, but long enough to help me understand them wouldn’t be too bad.
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  1892. Yeah, he has.
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  1893.  @shamrock141  like disentangling us from foreign conflicts. Removing regulations that only serve to make doing business harder. Cutting taxes.
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  1894.  @ericbunker6242  depends on what you mean by group. Also, the US has never been oppressed or conquered.
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  1895. In Old English wifeman is grammatically masculine but the word means woman.
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  1896. It’s really sad to see Americans —Although, are Vox really Americans?— not understand that Americans respond to violence with greater and overwhelming violence.
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  1897. I’m not completely surprised that a Roman thought about the origin of disease and thought that there might he something like mites that are so small you can’t see them. It’s part of why I’m still surprised by how long it took germ theory to take hold.
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  1898.  @patrickgoulet8170  oh no, they do what everyone else does.
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  1899. What debate were you watching? Dyson jumped the rails from the start and was trying to plow the field.
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  1900. How dare you. Macaroon is much more hated.
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  1901. All two miles until it breaks down where the Sherman will then drive rings around it.
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  1902. Rule of law means that force will only be use under clearly defined conditions, rather than a whim. There’s no contradiction.
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  1903. You’re wrong about nuclear. The emissions and environmental impact of nuclear takes into mining into account, and if we use a thorium cycle, we could just use what’s getting pulled up from other forms of mining.
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  1904.  @beautifulgirl219  lead pipes are just fine. Just don’t do what Flint did, cheaping out on water processing so the protective coating inside the pipes is dissolved
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  1905. If Hollywood made a movie like this, everyone would call it unbelievable.
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  1906. Everyone I disagree with is a horrible person isn’t any better than they’re all crazy.
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  1907.  @Laneous14  that’s minor compared to seasonal changes, and this is outside the rail’s tolerances.
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  1908.  @TheSpicyLeg  there are a lot of steel bridges, and they have expansion joints because of heat.
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  1909.  @collierphone304  the “waste” is fuel for fast reactors. Private insurance is prevented from insuring nuclear because of government regulations. Read Roadmap to Nowhere. Is breals down the costs of a nuclear and renewable grid. The renewable one is 3.5 times more expensive
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  1910. He’s gotten a couple million dollars in donations for his defense, and he’s got some good lawyers, after some continuing drama with the first couple hired.
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  1911.  @myboysd5772  Tesla’s UI is easily the best of any car company. Their FSD Beta is easily the most advanced autonomous driving software. I’ve even heard the GM are completely abandoning autonomous driving. I think it was Car and Driver mentioned in the video, is funded by Ford with several Ford executives on its company bored, so calling it the most objective opinion is just not true. Tesla have had some problems with fit and finish, but every company has lemons. Moreover, a week ago Ford had to stop building building F-150 Lightings because of battery problems. Then there’s the problem of things completely left out. BMW takes 30 hours to build a car. Tesla takes 10 hours. Tesla’s margins are 30%, 3x higher then anyone else in the industry. As soon as Tesla demand drops, they can drop the prices and all the other companies screwed.
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  1912. No, they all were British traitors until the the revolution was won.
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  1913. A blind marksman who conducted anti-sniper and he went navy?
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  1914. I have to disagree with the last part. Taking an outer wall is just the start of taking a castle. At the very least you have to take the keep, which is a fortress by itself.
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  1915. No, it’s not. It’s entrenching natural gas because that’s the only thing with a fast enough response time to make up for the fluctuations
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  1916.  @bertwesler1181  I’m saying the people we know as the Germans in English aren’t the people being talked about. The people being talked are the ancestors to many other groups besides the Germans, like the English, French, Swedes, Danes, Goths, and Vandals.
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  1917. Containment buildings can withstand having a plane crash into them at hundreds of miles per hour. A drone isn’t going to do anything.
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  1918. The commie gets everything wrong, go figure. Inequality isn’t an inherently bad thing. Capitalism is the exact opposite of authoritarianism. Capitalism helps eliminate the need for war by being able to trade for resources, rather than having to conquer them.
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  1919.  Logan  kimono means clothes, but it’s typically used to refer traditional women’s formal wear with seven layers. The yukata is informal and made of one layer, and they’re typically worn at summer festivals and onsen.
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  1920. It’s simple. When we take a beating, everyone else takes it worse, so we’re always the last ones standing.
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  1921. Considering how she got into office, it’s not pandering. She’s just an idiot.
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  1922. Individuals and private companies should be able to own property anywhere because they’re individuals exercising their rights. A state owned company is a completely different matter
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  1923. You’re disproving the good stereotypes about Germans and proving one of the bad ones. Chernobyl is too far from Germany to have caused even a remotely dangerous increase in radiation. Your government is paranoid, along with you. Also, in your attempt to replace nuclear, y’all have started burning more brown coal than before.
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  1924. Everyone would be highly skilled and critical to running the systems.
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  1925. Tell that to the Germans and Californians with super high electricity prices.
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  1926. You're delusional.
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  1927. Armored trains are pretty small compared to regular trains. The whole point of a train is to carry a huge amount of dead weight in the form of cargo. Convert even a fraction of that cargo weight to armor and weapons, and you’ll have something equal to the most heavily armored and armed tanks.
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  1928. InfoWars: it's a conspiracy by the NWO
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  1929. They aren’t. We’re actually seeing companies move back to the US or countries like Vietnam.
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  1930. My Grate-Grandmother, who just passed away last week, called a the last meal of the day supper and the middle meal dinner. She lived on a farm most her life, and even after retiring, she lived out in rural development.
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  1931. You seem to have forgotten that the Anglo-saxons were from what’s now Germany and Denmark and the Danish invasion.
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  1932.  @diddyfitzgerald9354  everyone who isn’t a slave is serving their own interests. Most people’s interests just happen to be benign, a few benevolent, and a rare few malevolent.
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  1933. But progressives don’t care about context, ever. Also, most of these don’t have a context that would make them less racist.
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  1934. Or people just see the value of being part of the richest most powerful country in the world in spite of the local government
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  1935. We helped Panama become an independent country when they broke away from Columbia.
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  1936.  @Hawkatana  you wouldn’t know what a neo-Nazi is if you were in a death-camp.
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  1937. Yes, everyone after the age of 5 knows it costs money to operate a transit system. People, also, understand that free means free to use.
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  1938. We get it. You got your 50¢, you wumao
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  1939. Passive defense isn’t going anywhere, but it’s definitely going to be augmented with active defense systems. Although, we might see some changes in how armor. We might see all or nothing armor schemes, like with the Russian T-14 or over all less armor like the Japanese type 10
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  1940. Schwarzenegger comes from a closely related language and does not have any particularly hard sound combinations for native English speakers.
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  1941.  @noahbpeters  the Franks were a West Germanic tribe, so not surprising.
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  1942. Orange Boy, by having robust anti-corruption laws that are well enforced.
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  1943. He didn’t cross state lines with the rifle, not that doing so is illegal. It also wasn’t illegal for him to carry the weapon. There’s exactly zero evidence he intended to harm anyone. When you attack someone and they then defend themselves, you’re the criminal, not the victim. The amount of victim blaming you’re doing is sickening.
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  1944. Yeah, because the last time Germany had to fend for itself we got WW2.
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  1945. Y’all’s system has the worst of both private and government run systems
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  1946. Left Boot Right Boot, Dr. Peterson doesn't want to be compelled to say or not say anything, regardless of how nonsensical it is.
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  1947. Those numbers are assuming we only burn 8% of the fuel then bury it, like we do now. Withe gen. 4 reactors we can get closer to 90%. That’s not accounting for fast reactors that can burn u-238 and thorium reactors.
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  1948. Yes, the Germans were forced to play a quality over quantity game. However, in their over engineering, the Germans actually under cut the quality. If you have 1/10 the number of tanks, you need those tanks to be up an running as much as possible. However, an overly complex tank that breaks more often and takes longer to repair is making your handicap even worse.
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  1949. No, it’s not. The Outerspace treaty bans WMDs and military bases on other bodies. Also, the Outerspace treaty doesn’t have any enforcement mechanisms.
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  1950. You’re comparing weapons that when used as intended will kill between thousands and billions of people, depending on the number and size of warheads used and reactors that produce electricity. Sure Chernobyl and Fukushima aren’t good. However, those are accidents, only one has had any casualties. As for environmental impact, oil spills and the like are much more damaging and common.
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  1951. Yes, the US let other countries sell their excess goods in the US in exchange for a security pact against the Soviets. It’s a really simple deal: fight the Soviets with us and we will by buy anything you have to sell.
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  1952. Besides it didn’t happen, it’s not illegal
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  1953. A reactor design that only the Soviets were dumb enough to use.
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  1954. The annoying part is that it’s an ancient symbol that seems to go all the way back to the beginning of Indo-European culture.
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  1955. The left hasn’t been good at math for a long time.
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  1956. Not for defending himself
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  1957. Well, there are disputed islands that Japan is currently in control of but China claims are rightfully theirs. Also, in a very unlikely event of the US and China getting into a major war, China might try taking naval bases to prevent the US using them in the war.
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  1958. KC, in politics, a person has to sometimes bend to the powers that be and say/do thing they wouldn't otherwise.
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  1959. Why would he talk to the dirty filth when he’s the anointed one? Their job is to obey and his is to command.
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  1960. Taking CO2 out of the air after putting it up there is the least efficient way to do reduce carbon in the air. It’s much for efficient to not put it in the air in the first place, not to mention the other problems with burning fossil fuels. Our best option is nuclear with sequestration of the CO2 we already have put into the air.
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  1961. The F-15 has the craziest stories: flying without a wing; making an air-to-air kill with a bomb; shooting down a satellite.
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  1962. Not even most lands-of-the-dead are utopia. Volhal (Valhalla as it incorrectly but better known) is all about fighting; maybe utopia to our Norse ancestors but not us.
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  1963. You start off messing up Three Mile Island, and just keep getting worse from there.
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  1964. Nichlas S, you should check out the words you’re using because they don’t describe Sargon.
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  1965. The thing is, to communists, any criticism of their system is dangerous to them.
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  1966.  @theresafisher8781  I was going to ask if you understand the difference between teasing and harassment, until I saw you were in Washington. The leftists, leftists not liberals, are the worst hypocrites in the world. They denounce everyone else for what they are as a way to deflect from their own ism.
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  1967.  @elitemook4234  spears. We evolved to throw spears. Also, aesthetically it matches better with both being made by man
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  1968. You’re right there’s no comparison. The BLM riots were far worse. They killed dozens of people and did billions of dollars in property damage. The riot caused by Pelosi not stationing enough police for proper crowd control only had one person killed, and she was shot by the police.
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  1969. The problem is the politicization. The left has turned science from a way of developing knowledge into a dogma, and university students have been indoctrinated in to things like critical race theory
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  1970. Not in here before insufferable morons strawman people.
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  1971. The 0 deaths is from operation; the 90 includes mining and other deaths not related to operation.
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  1972.  Lei P  spoken like a true tyrant. I know what’s best for you and force it on to you regardless.
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  1973. Fusion has the biggest flaw of them all: it doesn’t work.
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  1974. FowFow, what do you think those 11 super carriers are for?
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  1975. No, just a dachshund.
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  1976. We already have a great energy storage with nuclear. However, people like to ignore it.
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  1977. He’s running a business on a space station controlled by Starfleet. If the Federation didn’t believe in private property, then Starfleet would have never allowed it.
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  1978. That’s idiotic. You clearly have no idea how load fallowing works.
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  1979. It’s a hell of a lot better than having people who hate their nation and actively trying to undermine the nation.
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  1980. Frist, learn how to write properly. You’ve got a number of sentence fragments. Second, try making an argument without using assertions of non sequiturs, like patriotism is narcissism. Believing in and supporting your country isn’t anything like narcissism. Furthermore, you’re implication that social democracy and patriotism are incompatible is total nonsense. Social democracy is just a way of running a nation.
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  1981. The prosecutor doesn’t care about the law. He’s just pushing the charges for political reasons.
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  1982. They just want to make everyone miserable, like they are. No grand and glorious future because their lives suck.
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  1983. Universal healthcare isn’t a terrible idea, but it’s a giant minefield of problems. Ending the drug war is good, just don’t think getting rid of a couple police agencies is going to work or is the right way of doing it. What constitutes a living wage greatly varies between different parts of the country. Hell, even different parts of the same state have massive differences. We need a kuch more sophisticated solution than just a blanket wage hike.
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  1984. Better than the dystopian nightmare in other parts of the EU.
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  1985. There’s a teacup of tritium in a huge amount of water that’s going to be diluted into a literal ocean.
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  1986. That’s true for women who like older men, not prostituting themselves.
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  1987. Better yet just throw a dart anywhere in central Texas.
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  1988. Come for the cars, stay for the whiteboard.
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  1989. Well, I wouldn’t ever be able to see both Bach and Iron Maiden in person. We just can’t have everything we want.
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  1990. Orbital rings are better. They don’t require wonder materials, so they’re much cheaper and easier to build. They also have other benefits like connecting different places on Earth.
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  1991. Unfortunately, her odds of making to 30 aren’t so great. Kids who’ve been used like her tend to develop self destructive behaviors.
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  1992.  @stevelux9854  Japan has a number of other NPP on the coast like Fukushima Daiichi that had no problems whatsoever. There are three solutions that each would have stop the meltdowns: not turning the reactors off so they could power their own cooling systems, making sure the backup generators wouldn’t be flooded if the tsunami wall ever failed, build the tsunami wall taller.
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  1993.  @C.G.Gaster  the fewest deaths per unit of energy produced isn’t safe to? What is? Millions of people dying every year because of normal operation, like coal?
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  1994. He does everything he sets out to do. It’s just not on the timeline he predicts at the start.
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  1995.  @sevenproxies4255  the local tankie who can’t read has popped up.
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  1996. The anarcho-communists calling themselves antifa and starting riots in the streets want exactly that.
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  1997. There are cost saving measures we can take to reduce the wasteful spending in the military, but a cutting spending for the sake of cutting spending is just as moronic as spending money to spend money.
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  1998. Biden has done a truly remarkable job. Even if he literally done nothing, we would have been far better off.
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  1999. Only if you happen to be Muslim.
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  2000. The EU has deliberately tried to undermine the US with the Euro, while the EU wouldn’t exist without American security guarantees. The US doesn’t need an ally like that.
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  2001. SpaceX has revolutionized the space industry, and Tesla has turned electric cars from novelties to true competition for ICE cars.
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  2002. Yeah, full flow closed cycle rocket engines are just for show? Gigacastings, car underbodies, are for show?
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  2003. The art isn’t sexist; it’s raunchy and lewd.
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  2004.  @bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24  we’re not just weaker. We have thinner skin and less robust skulls.
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  2005. MrSmallANDLoud, it’s good to here you value free speech, but that’s not something many of your compatriots share. In fact, you might actually be a social liberal rather a progressive with those kinds of sentiments.
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  2006.  @ThànhHoàngNgọc-w8r  doesn’t matter. The problem is still the same.
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  2007.  @danno1-w9t  the South China Sea and South East Asia have hundreds of small islands all around the major trade routes
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  2008. They’re called Vonn Neumann probes
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  2009. A lot of scientists suffer from envy because their work doesn’t bring them fame and fortune.
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  2010.  @brycekleinschmidt438  there are books on exactly how that happens.
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  2011. Hate crimes are idiotic and would have only made the trial more difficult.
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  2012. What the people are like and how the government acts are two very different things. Also, he’s covered the reasons China is going to collapse in other videos.
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  2013. Charms often have multiple purposes. It’s a fool’s errand to assign one meaning to something so widely used.
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  2014.  @ilikeme1234  tell me where I said it was better than Boston Dynamics’ current robots? Don’t worry about responding. I know how you guys don’t like getting called out for moving the goalposts and other bad faith tactics.
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  2015.  @chairmankaga2821  my god, the projection coming from is hilarious.
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  2016. The Fukushima and Chernobyl exclusion zones are safe to live in until right around the plants. Even if there weren’t and there was a failure once every decade, that would be less land than is ruined by mining for wind and solar.
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  2017. The Royal Navy is known for being very aggressive, so I think it would have been fairly similar. Remember, American culture takes many of its traits from English culture, but jacks them up to 11.
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  2018.  @gridjac  we’ve had the technology to burn the spent fuel for decades with fast reactors.
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  2019. I think the hamster in your head isn’t getting enough exercise
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  2020. Meaning, status, etc.
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  2021. Nuclear is safer than any other form of power, and with improved numbers from Chernobyl, by a large margin.
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  2022. The US was not founded on Christian values. The US was founded on classical liberalism, which was in part a response to Christianity’s hold on society.
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  2023. An undersized shield or a nigh unstoppable spear. With how some Polls acted after the fall of Poland, I wouldn’t be surprised if they went on the offense.
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  2024. Quarantine is a medical precaution, not a punishment.
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  2025. No, the US built the heaviest tank that could reasonably be shipped. Also, the heavier assault variant, the Jumbo, wore out its chocks in a couple hundred miles. That’s just not acceptable when fighting across oceans. There major upgrades and modifications made to the Sherman throughout the war.
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  2026. chf gbp, China was trying to control the market. Of course, people were going to try to change that. Not that the Opium wars were justified.
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  2027. China was a engaging in unfair trade practices because they held a monopoly on a number of goods. Of course, other countries were going to retaliate. This doesn't make the British response right, but there was always going to be a response of some kind.
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  2028. China knew the west didn't have large amounts of silver but demanded that trade be conducted with silver only. I don't know any other word that fits better than unfair.
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  2029. So we have 1,200 years of hegemony left to go.
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  2030. No, it’s insane. The UK is looking into it, and they estimate it will cost them $15 trillion for 1 gigaWatt of electricity. It breaks every rule of good engineering.
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  2031. Are people still using the privilege plus power definition? That’s the only way I can see anyone even trying to make that argument.
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  2032.  @cinderelladevil1687  Rousseau was French. French thinking is the problem. As for Austria and Italy, they’ve never been intrinsically liberal, and the American elites exporting Rousseau’s thinking isn’t helping.
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  2033. People are terrible at judging the size of things, and most people don’t understand how big house cats can get. Look up the Main Coon breed. I wouldn’t fault anyone for thinking that wasn’t a house cat if you see it at a distance or in low light conditions
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  2034. The Samuel B. Roberts is the destroyer escort that fought like a battleship. The Johnston fought like a flotilla.
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  2035. You know the difference between Europe and China is? Europe is even more divided.
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  2036. Socialism was a miserable failure with 100 million tall mountain of dead bodies to prove it. Feudalism retarded human development and is generally regarded as a bad thing.
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  2037. He made a comparison between Batman and Jesus, therefore he’s crazy? That’s an odd comparison, but it’s not crazy.
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  2038. Dr. Peterson did not say Jesus was literally vigilante who dressed up in a bat costume.
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  2039. Constant wars between countries trying to secure their positions. It’s worse than it sounds.
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  2040. The short answer is Congress, thus the nickname of senate launch system.
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  2041. That’s selling the size of their malfeasance way too short
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  2042. A lot of people will die, which is why we need nuclear instead of the schemes
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  2043. Nuclear powered ships definitely are.
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  2044. Parents don’t own their kids. Children own themselves. Parents hold them in trust until they are of age.
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  2045. France has the 7th largest economy and a population a little over 67 million. That’s a ridiculous exaggeration of how long it takes EVs to recharge.
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  2046. Brandon C, being on the left, I’m not here to defend the right, but GFY is implying that the left has no authoritarian elements, which is demonstrably untrue.
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  2047. The Japanese had a hell of a time against Fort Drum in the Philippines. Even if the ships provided just a fraction of the problem Ft. Drum did, the harbor would have been completely untakable.
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  2048. Gaikokunootoko, I was responding to the original comment about using partly submerged ships as make shift fortifications. While Ft. Drum was made out of concrete, it’s main armament was basically two twin battleship turrets with 14” guns. One or two partly working battleship turrets would have had a similar effect.
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  2049.  @789know  phones aren’t made in China; they’re assembled in in China. The high end parts like the screens are made in the US, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Also, the US is replacing China with places like Vietnam and Mexico for stuff that can’t be automated because of lower labor costs. For the stuff that can be automated, it’s coming back to the US.
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  2050. Or maybe I despise both sides.
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  2051. Bad things are going to happen. Being prepared can greatly mitigate or wholly cancel those bad things, so the future is better.
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  2052. To be fair the women who transitioned to a guy wasn’t doing it to be attractive.
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  2053. No, the Germanic tribes were very much in the iron-age.
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  2054. Killing a person isn’t a crime. Manslaughter and murder are crimes. Rittenhouse did neither of those.
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  2055. Salerno is wrong about prefabricated houses being more expensive than houses built on site in cities. Houses built on site are just the consumer preference.
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  2056. Germany has been the problem. Also, in a break from militaristic tradition, Germany’s military equipment is in bad shape.
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  2057. To be globally viable that $1,400 needs to drop by 3 orders of magnitude. Also, I’m from Texas would hqve no problem with a waste repository in Texas if we had the right geology. However, I’d rather just reprocess the spent fuel.
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  2058. Lavos2007, were you born in 2007? That’s the only way I can think of you being so completely wrong if you aren’t completely disingenuous or a moron. The dude said he was inoculating himself the sentence before saying he doesn’t believe in germs, and that was all stared because he ate some leftover pizza from the day before. The context clearly shows it was a joke, but idiots like you seem incapable of understanding context.
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  2059. This is a terrible refutation. Grains are some of the worst crops you could try growing hydroponically. The only things worse are fruit trees. Using a mix of better plants is going to change the numbers a lot.
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  2060. That's just bs.
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  2061. A great video on why solar and wind suck.
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  2062. Yeah, the high altitude fighter isn’t great at low altitude fighting.
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  2063. That’s too nice. They need put to the stake or drawn and quartered
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  2064.  @daskampffredchen  plutonium is a byproduct of reprocessing spent fuel rods, and it can be used as fuel. However, it’s weapons grade plutonium, so I’d rather use the spent fuel straight in molten salt reactors.
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  2065. The Ferengi have shown they have a level of technology on par with the Federation. They’re able to produce nearly anything they need with little effort, and even if they weren’t, that still doesn’t justify piracy and other criminal activities they constantly engage in. I would much sooner be allied with a war mongering civilization who you can generally trust to up hold a deal than a greedy, back-stabbing bastard.
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  2066. C W, go read him manifesto. One of his goals was to get the exact reaction from governments that New Zealand just did as a way to case more division.
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  2067. Not at all. The Germanic cultures have always been very individualistic. Japan and South Korea are some of the most industrialized countries in the world, but they’re very collectivist.
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  2068. J R, it’s not about what is “reasonable”. It’s about how being “unreasonable” has faired for the US, which is quite well.
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  2069.  @ProfessionalScofflaw  I wouldn’t say violence is never the answer, but it definitely wasn’t the answer to the civil rights problems here in the US or in other countries.
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  2070. I love how people like you always make up bullshit. I said rights are more important than feelings. I said nothing about race. Maybe if you gave up the persecution complex, your quality of life would improve.
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  2071. We’ve had fast reactors that can can burn spent fuel from LWR since the 60s
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  2072. Baba Au Rhum, do you understand what a debate is? It’s not some circle jerk where everyone tells everyone else how great their ideas are. It’s where two opposing sides make arguments against the other sides positions. Knowing this, Shperio and Cortez having different positions on issues like citizens untite and gender is exactly why they should debate that is unless one side feels they can’t defend their positions.
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  2073. I was saying the same thing about landing the rockets 10 years ago. SpaceX has shown me wrong, and I’m looking forward o being shown weong again by them.
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  2074. They might go bankrupt if they don’t get Starship going soon, and it’s only because they’ve got two major projects going at the same time. Also, this isn’t about the scientific community. This is about advancing humanity into space.
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  2075.  @RayCromwell  no, SpaceX is a means to an end. If they abandon the end, the means are pointless.
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  2076. Bullshiesse for a Deutschified borrowing.
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  2077. These aren’t the Germans he’s talking about. These are the Germanic tribes he’s talking about. They’re the ancestors of the English, French, German, Swedes, Danes, etc.
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  2078. When your job requires you to preform multiple tasks, you’re going to pick the best all round tool. Now, a particularly hard to fix problem may crop up from time to time, but that’s best dealt with by having a few of team with specialized tools to be called in as needed, not give everyone the specialized equipment.
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  2079. They don’t. They just feel compelled to be a bit classier, but don’t want to change
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  2080. Daniel Kunkle, they’re both extreme environments, yes, but they’re completely different environments. In short, a sub is trying to keep the environment out, while spacecraft are trying to keep the environment in or are indifferent to it.
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  2081. Will people please stop talking about the sand line. It rubs me the wrong way.
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  2082. A few allies are important to the US, and being in our favor is important to them.
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  2083. It wasn’t and still isn’t.
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  2084.  Pete  it’s not about the number of people but the restrictions on supply, particularly on land use.
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  2085. The ok sign being a wp sign is a prank from 4chan. They fell for a 4chan prank. That tells you how intelligent they are.
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  2086. So a good tank because no tank fights alone.
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  2087. Feels more like the intermarriage that lead to the UK.
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  2088. Elon and Rogen are fine, but we can’t take too many California refugees or we’re going to turn into California.
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  2089. There’s a reason the US put the Pacific fleet in Hawaii. It cuts down on logistics problems of basing the fleet in California then trying to fight Japan.
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  2090. There’s a trope in kong fu movies of the mad Buddha, someone driven insane by reaching enlightenment. It seems you’ve come to a similar idea.
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  2091. The spent fuel is just a nice stock pile of fuel for later.
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  2092. Just give it time. The God Emperor has more important tasks to deal with at the moment.
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  2093. It looks good, but that’s not chicken and dumplings.
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  2094. Can launch Poland car into space.
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  2095. Spain has territory in North Africa, and Morocco got labeled
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  2096.  @427Arbok  it’s chemistry’s “insert name here” for elements.
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  2097. Every time you speak, everyone can tell you know less than nothing
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  2098.  @glennjgroves  most of that solar and wind is natural gas getting relabeled as solar and wind because it’s the backup for them.
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  2099. The Iliad is the cornerstone of Ancient Greek literature, and your ancestors added even more depth to your equivalent. That’s not an insult.
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  2100. Sure but the rest is coming with us too.
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  2101. MrDante, it doesn’t matter what he does. Progressives will contrive some reason to get mad, just like this nonsense.
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  2102. Everyone pays into the city budget, and some areas get more money out than they payed in.
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  2103. Honey Badger, you’re time is ridiculously long. In less than 20 years SpaceX has gone from nothing to building the world’s largest rocket, which is fully reusable. It won’t take that long over again to get to Mars. Then there’s the fact Spaceship construction is beating even Elon’s hyper aggressive time lines, and SpaceX is only going to get faster at building them.
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  2104. Tim Horn, you don’t get to say that when California is trying to mandate a minimum number of women required on company boards or getting people arrested/convicted for making jokes and quoting song lyrics in the UK.
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  2105. The US probably didn’t do it because the US didn’t do much defensive fighting from prepared positions.
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  2106. To both of you nit wits, just saying there is a huge difference doesn't make it so. This is still vapid nonsense.
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  2107. Empyrean I love how you can't read. If you could read then you'd see that I'm simply saying that necessity isn't an argument in this case.  Am I saying the a 9 year old should be allowed to shoot an Uzi? HELL NO! 
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  2108. I think your teacher went a little too far back.
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  2109. Alexandre, in the US there's an only three limitations on freedom of speech: insightment of violence, causing a panic (e.g. yelling fire in movie theater), and defamation. The reason why those are the only things not protected by the freedom of speech is because they lead directly to to the harm of others. Also, you think your ideas are so week they can't convince people that Nazi are wrong?
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  2110. TYT has bar show that talks politics and alcohol, so that should answer a couple of your questions. 
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  2111. Roxy Easley The protestant majority in the US was very ambivalent about Catholics.
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  2112. +somecallmetim451 Solar is not the simplest by a long way.
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  2113. +JayLethal I think we have already found one of the paid trolls.
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  2114. Trump is the republican id
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  2115. Nuclear power doesn't cause any of that.
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  2116. Most of our trade with Canada is financial transactions. China is our largest in terms of actual goods.
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  2117. Randall Lee  One bad action doesn't automatically make a person a fascist. Also, how about we compare the reasons behind US internment camps to the Nazi consecration camps, 1) to hold people thought by the government to have questionable loyalty in a time of war (note I'm saying it was right), 2) The eradication of whole groups of people, particularly Jews.
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  2118. In Japan this has to carry the weight of law or people wouldn't listen to it.
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  2119. Porter, a lot of formerly loyal viewers have left them, myself included, because of the ideological bs
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  2120. Eric Ling Didn't you see the prototypes in LoR and Hobbit movies?
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  2121. You are badly mistaken. Modernly equipped and well trained troops can easily win against much larger forces of less well equipped and train troops.
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  2122. +Rick Ling What has she ever cared about the constitution?
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  2123. Well I know what he and my toilet have in common but that's the only pluming I can think of. 
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  2124. There wouldn't be any problems if China just fallowed the law, so take your concerns up with them.
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  2125. Top brain; Bottom brain: it's a science book that'll change how you understand thinking and the human brain work, even it's a giant college research paper.  Also, rapture of the nerds. It deals with questions of human sexuality, what does it mean to be human, and what are we going to become in the future.
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  2126. You've got the other way around. China's economy would collapse within a year.
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  2127. I think it went great just be the fact they didn't lynch him in the middle of the courtroom 
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  2128. From my understanding thorium breeder MSRs leave the protactinium in the reactor to decay into U233. Also, the U233 is contaminated with U232,a hard gama emitter, which makes working with it very difficult and easy to detect.
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  2129. Erick TG You've got your information all mixed up.
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  2130. whyamimrpink78 Did you read the bit about Arlington? Arlington had no history of earthquakes until fracking began because it's geologically stable, so having 15 earthquakes in a month is something that's just going to happen. In fact a local university is investigating it more thoroughly because of the timing and earthquakes are localized to around where the fracking is being done. The same pattern is shown all across the US of geologically stable areas getting earthquakes after fracking begins.
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  2131. TheBlueCapitalist I lost? I think you need to brush on what the word lost means. I've given clear evidence that refutes your claim and supports mine. You've given no such evidence.
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  2132. whyamimrpink78 Texas is larger than France, you're going to have to more specific. I gave you a specific geologically stable area with no prior history of earthquakes that developed earthquakes after the start of fracking. You gave me, ah well something happens in a state that's more than 800 miles wide and 900 miles tall with an area of 268,820 square miles and vastly varying geology.
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  2133. whyamimrpink78 No, there were no earthquakes in Arlington before fracking! Are you stupid or not reading what I write? I don't know about out side the US, so I can't comment on those. However, here in the US place that have never had earthquakes before fracking started having earthquakes after fracking started.
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  2134. I think that's a case of people saying it's corrupt, but saying it doesn't effect their lives too much. I'm willing to bet, most people around the world don't really care too much if someone takes some money off the top, pays too much on construction project, etc., so long as stuff gets done.
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  2135. Pwasma Dwagon Yes it can, under the right conditions.
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  2136. ***** In the South China Sea and other areas they've been really aggressive to their neighbors, so it they might.
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  2137. The tragic deaths of civilians in a military operation, and deliberately targeting children are two different things. One is sad fact of war; the other is murder of children.  
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  2138. You're right on all point, but you have to be brutal and extremely direct when doing this kind of add because people are going to get caught on the wheelchair.
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  2139. +Hans Blitz that was my reaction to her "victory" speech in Iowa.
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  2140. The problem is that is some areas professors are using their position to indoctrinate and enforce ideological conformity.
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  2141. collegeguy799 Yes, because a ban automatically is 100% perfect, and people can't find ways around obstacles.
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  2142. +Eric O No. We have no set standard of what is moral or what is intelligence is.
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  2143. I don't see Hillary in there.
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  2144. Jeff Pride "Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disorder in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for admiration and a lack of empathy for others. But behind this mask of ultraconfidence lies a fragile self-esteem that's vulnerable to the slightest criticism" The Mayo Clinic's description. I find that to fit Hillary very well. Hillary isn't as boisterous as Trump, but she's narcissistic.
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  2145. skinnycam613 I agree with most of what you said, which is why I don't feel sorry for him. I make it rule to not feel sorry for people that bring bad things onto themselves.
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  2146. TR4R As I've repeatedly said, the US wouldn't come out unscathed, and I don't want a trade war.
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  2147. +Blackmage Zerefzi Hydro power is not cleaner, greener, or safer. Dams are very destructive to local environments while using as much, if not more, concrete and steel as nuclear reactors. Also, nuclear power is safer than all other forms of power, with the exception of which it's tied with. In China just one dam break killed something like 70,000 people. That's many times the people that have killed by nuclear in its whole history.
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  2148. Who is shaming whom over what kind of hair in real life?
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  2149. Little Fav Your family were killed by fascists because the Nazis were fascists. You need to learn the meaning of the words you're using.
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  2150. +Lindsey Lewis That would limit it to something like 1% of the population.
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  2151. +ZazaTomo I don't want morons running the country, but don't want the country run by a tiny fraction of the population either. I see it like saying that the top 1% of the wealthiest should run the country.
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  2152. Yung Thugz Hur dur religion ignoring simple facts.
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  2153. I said he brought in outside help for Zip2. Also, thanks for the name. I couldn't remember it.
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  2154. No it's not. The radiation makes it horrible for weapons because it means you can move troops in after a strike. As for peaceful power generation, nuclear releases less radiation than coal or geothermal.
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  2155. Zuriki The problem isn't agriculture, but the system of agriculture we use.
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  2156. You start out with an unfounded assertion and just use one apeal to emotion after another.
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  2157. Jessica Walsh All he said was men think in terms of x and women y. How is it condescending so say different groups think differently?
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  2158. So they police are not using the cams because people want to see the footage. That makes a lot of sense.
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  2159. You got the general idea right, but some of the details are off. Thorium doesn't need an energy source to fission. Thorium need to be breed in to uranium using neutrons, which is then fissioned. Also, work related to thorium reactors didn't stop until the 70s.
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  2160. It better be heavy metal.
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  2161. Rui Nunes Your country's economy matters because a steel mill and a farm have very different from energy needs.
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  2162. Rui Nunes About 5% of the US economy is agricultural. You're uses a lot less power than other countries for the 20% difference.
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  2163. Star Light Yes' let's compare apples to oranges.
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  2164. Tiny~Chicano Because this is a bunch of well off people that can afford to go to the show.
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  2165. +Unlucky Elf12 Some things about Mars we will have to adapt to, like the gravity only being .38G, but other things, like the atmospheric temperature and composition, can and will be changed in the future.
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  2166. Bobs make anyone look better.
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  2167. +Captain Beefheart If it's no different than what people do a frats, he shouldn't have a problem doing it, right?
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  2168. Actually, women have an natural bias for other women. So, even with a a natural advantage Hillary was so bad she lost massively.
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  2169. +Bronson Dixon Of course, for people with a low tolerance for bullshit, this level of bullshit is going to provoke a strong reaction.
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  2170. Those other 2% would be other wise terminal, and every likely lethal to the mother.
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  2171. hectorae86 Or we could deal with the problem in other less wasteful ways, like rain water catchment and not wasting huge amounts of water to keep non-native grass alive.
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  2172. ***** That's not going to work for a whole host of reasons.
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  2173. If you look up what China is doing in the South China Sea, you'd understand why. China's aggression in the region is making the whole area ripe for conflict.
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  2174. It would be be poetic justice if Hillary gets taken out from super delegates flipping because of an inditement.
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  2175. Well, if he wants us to shoot scumbags, how about we start with him.
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  2176. http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2016/may/17/newt-gingrich/newt-gingrich-says-china-stole-360-billion-intelle/ That's just the hacking other forms espionage add more to that number.
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  2177. El Bottoo, the West invented the modern world. Your point?
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  2178. +partiancommander The city can use the right of eminent domain to buy the church, so they can build a school.
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  2179. Yes, we can be sure because of living stone age cultures, our physiology, and psychology. Male still try to impress females all the time, and males have been found to be better at trowing things, which indicates males where the hunters in prehistory.
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  2180. It doesn't help when you have naturally low pain sensitivity like I do. One time when I was in BJJ, we were learning a leg lock, and my training partner stopped because he heard creaking sounds coming from my knee and was worried about hurting my knee, even though I didn't feel anything.
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  2181. It looks like we've only just seen the beginning of the craziness.
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  2182. Sorry but I can't feel sympathy for a living pantomime. 
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  2183. +d'Aquitaine Rinka Because Mars is the better place to do it.
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  2184. d'Aquitaine Rinka Mars has an atmosphere, which makes Mars a much more hospitable place than the moon. There's, also, other resources, like large amounts of water, on Mars that the moon doesn't have. Another thing is that a Sol (Martian day) is about the same length as an Earth day, unlike the the moon's month long day. Over all, Mars is much more like Earth than the moon.  Distance doesn't mean anything in space. In many ways Mars is easier to get than the moon but takes longer. 
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  2185. d'Aquitaine Rinka No problem. If you want some more information, checkout Robert Zubrin and the Mars Society, which Zubrin started. There's lot of videos about Dr. Zubrin's Mars direct plan and the Mars Society has a lot of videos with info of all kinds about Mars.
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  2186. The Us is acting like we just want endless war.
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  2187. There are a lot of factors going to to this but one of the big ones is that we haven't learned the or shifted the old rules over to new technology. We're still kind of I a Wild West stage of some of this technology.
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  2188. +ForwardLight Yes, we can destroy a place that will kill a person in 90 seconds.
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  2189. ickytrip Renewables have their problems but that is just the most bullshit argument.
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  2190. Szilárd Hompoth Your point is what?
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  2191. Mateusz Vecchi You said, "sometimes its stupid to believe in nothing," which is a very different thing from not believing in a class of things. Many religious people deliberately make that mistake as away to malign atheist, but I now see that's not what you were trying to do.  
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  2192. Great strawman you've got there. He clearly said there has to be some inequity. Also, most the people who are at the top never invented anything, never built anything, nor ever started a campaign company.
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  2193. MegaRingla Again that's a strawman, not his position. I don't know if you're deliberately using a strawman or if you're just too stupid to understand anything other than absolutes. His position is clearly that wealth is too concentrated in rich, not "rich people are bad; get ride of them".
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  2194. The last time I checked the US GDP was $18 trillion, China's $11 trillion. Last year the Chinese stock market looked more like roller coaster than an a stock market. China has a real estate bubble that makes the one in the US in the early 2000s look tiny. Also, China is looking at massive deflation of their currency. The US has a navy larger than the next two combined and more advanced ships than either. Also, the US has 10 super carries, which no other country has an equivalent to. As for ground forces, China has a large but badly trained, equipped, and most of all lead army. When it comes to air power, China has to rip off US designs and can't even build their own jet engines.
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  2195. Yes, stick shift is another name for manual.
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  2196. It's easy to forget about the less developed areas of China because they aren't talked about much, and China makes propaganda that just reinforces that.
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  2197. Well, many of the advances aren't well publicized outside of the space community, and there isn't much funding for large projects that get media attention.
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  2198. JZ-/nuff sed The largest temp change in history was 100 degrees Fearenheit and -50 to 80 would 130 degrees, which is a full 30% larger than the largest difference ever measured.
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  2199. And a bad reactor design that only the Soviets used.
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  2200. I don't even care about a scientist's opinion. All I care about are facts.
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  2201. How about you Hillbitchs just accept that Hillary was just a bad campaigner, and stop blaming everyone else for her sucking ass.
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  2202. +klyxes The Chernobyl exclusion zone has become a de facto nature reserve, and generally the ecosystem around Chernobyl is better than it was before. Don't get me wrong, Chernobyl was bad, but it was much less damaging than many others things. Nuclear reactors are very safe. The US has 99 nuclear reactors that's about 1/4 the worlds reactors and has only had one major reactor failure, Three Mile Island, in which no was killed. Even in the second worst nuclear disaster in history, Fukushima Daiichi, no one was killed no one was killed because of the reactor failure.
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  2203. The laws in India are nuts. Half of the rape accusations are false, but when something like this happens, an honest to goodness victim suffers.
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  2204. WhiskeyWhiskers Fuck you. Most engineers are perfectly normal rational people, not right wing nuts. Although, I will say that some are right wing crazies.
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  2205. I've lived most of my life in a military town and known lots military families, and I can tell the military pays crap.
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  2206. Well, we know what program is going bye bye first thing if Hillary becomes president by some unfortunate event.
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  2207. The only reason advanced nuclear would be a pipe dream is because of people like you who are under cutting it. When you total out the costs, current nuclear is about even with coal. Current nuclear has very high starting costs but has relatively low operating costs.
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  2208. SilortheBlade I know his type. I just do this a kind of entertainment that might shut him up so he leaves and might help inform others a little.
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  2209. SilortheBlade Well I'm being nicer to him than I am to most people like him, but I'm used to this kind of debate. I also doesn't hurt that he's not using anything original.
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  2210. He's done shit to change Washington, so it's kind of hard for him to changed into the way he wanted to.
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  2211. Changing terms to more accurately what is being seen doesn't mean it's being exaggerated.
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  2212. If I get my pick of weapons I'll win 99% or more of the time, so if I get charged with murder or something I'll try trial by combat.
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  2213. WhiskeyWhiskers "Any person could become a rapist." You're right in saying, which is why we shouldn't be singling out men. This no different from racial profiling, except that this is gender not race. 
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  2214. WhiskeyWhiskers It was a male only class teaching men not rape. If that isn't signaling out men, I don't know what is. 
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  2215. +Documentaries That didn't work for the French, the Russians, or anyone.
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  2216. Active defense systems, which destroy weapons away from the tank, are being worked on (and even seen use by Israel).
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  2217. Ok thanks I was at a total lose as to what kind of work could have those kinds of dangers all together.
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  2218. ***** Ha out of many vertebrae one spine.
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  2219. +Nicholus Rauseo Current reactors that are used for power are complex, but other designs are much less complex. Traveling wave reactors are basically pits in the ground; I can't think of anything less complex. As for safety, nuclear power is the safest form of power production. Solar has a death rate something. Like six times higher than nuclear, and nuclear is only going to get safer with generation IV reactors.
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  2220. Josef K Ok then I'll take it slowly for you. I don't want to make you think too hard.
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  2221. You're a fucking idiot. Any Chinese invasion force would be sunk in spitting distance of the Chinese coast line. Also, you're the one who needs to learn history. Japan didn't take over Pearl Harbor; they attacked it. And they were only successful because extensive preparations and a failure of communication in the military.
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  2222. I'm truly am happy for them that they found a community, but their fighting technique is atrocious.
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  2223. If they're going that far, it should be more than one flush's worth of drugs.
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  2224. He's saying every company need to responsible and part of that in knowing the pursues of the company. How can you not understand that after he very clearly says multiple times. Responsibility is far more than just being eco-friendly. Responsibility means different things to different companies.
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  2225. Well, if it standardized tests sure. In Finland they don't have any standardized tests until kids are 16 and very little homework, and are one of top ranked education systems in the world.
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  2226. Or they could just build a better electric car, so you don't have to outlaw gas powered car? Instead of being dictatorial, just give people a better option and let them pit free for themselves. That's unless France thinks that electric cars aren't going to be better by then.
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  2227. The smallest they can get (including turbine) is the size of a cargo container
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  2228. Choking and car crashes are accidents, and while we can take steps in preventing, they're just part of the risk of life. Terrorism, however, is a hostile act intended make people change their way of life. Of course people think of them differently.
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  2229. Ok who the 4% people that trust congress? I know that 1% are the rich who's opinions congress reflects perfectly, but who are those othe people?
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  2230. Thor and his father Wotan (old English name of Odin)
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  2231. Mjh 617 because they're indiscriminate, which is why they were used as the example.
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  2232. +whyamimrpink78 Fracking causes earthquakes and is exempt from the clean air and water act so they can use what ever kind out poisonous chemicals they feel like.
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  2233. NICKownsHALO27 Terrorists kill people for political reasons, regardless of whether they are a couple of random guys or organized. Random crazy people kill for some reason that they care about.
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  2234. ***** No one being killed should be a basic expectation.
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  2235. +YuDeeKay facey I speak for no one else, nor do I defend anyone else's actions or opinions. That being said, as a Texan, fuck you.
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  2236. Look up LFTR (said as lifter) reactors; there's lots of videos here on YouTube about them. 
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  2237. ***** That and many more problems.
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  2238. ***** Saying burned probably was the right thing to say, but LFTRs do need a neutron source. Spent fuel from current reactors make for a neutron source, and is destroyed in the process.  
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  2239. Serahpin If you're born here you're by definition not here illegally. unless being born makes you illegal.
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  2240. It's all good until a rabbit asks me, "What's up Doc?" 
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  2241. The difference is the profits. A private for profit company has to charge extra. The government also more barging power, so if the government needs to buy replacement hips they can buy them at a lower unit price.
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  2242. +Calvin Smith Private insurance companies are essentially monopolies. Most monopolies are extremely bureaucratic, and all large businesses have some level of bureaucracy. Bureaucracy was invented by business in the mid and late 1800s as a way to deal with the unprecedented size of some of the companies being created.
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  2243. +Hotdayrun S Companies past a certain size have to have a bureaucracy (aka middle management) other wise they can't exspand. Bureaucracy in and of itself isn't a bad thing; it's just a way of organizing a company. As to how they maintain a monopoly, they buy off the politions that restrict competion, which is when they start raising their prices.
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  2244. +ShrewdandAcute The US has by the most expensive healthcare in the world. The cost of the French healthcare system, which is one the best and most expensive in Europe, is half that of the US. The only people that are going to pay more are the rich, and they're still going to be rich.
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  2245. Eddie Gluskin That's bullshit. The US came in during the middle of WW2, while Germany was still going strong. The Us was major part of the battle of the Atlantic, which stopped Britain from being cut off from supplies, and the strategic air campaign that destroyed German industry. Also, the US gave the USSR 200,000 2 and 1/2 ton trucks that played key role in stopping the German advance in to the USSR during operation Barbarossa.  
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  2246. +J Fulkerson Yeah, they resort to special pleading.
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  2247. We need some kind of consumer protection laws to stop people from getting banned for ideological reasons.
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  2248. Nuclear power is just as clean as renewables if you use the same standards. http://www.world-nuclear.org/nuclear-basics/greenhouse-gas-emissions-avoided.aspx
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  2249. When are politions going to learn that, when you're the super heavyweight champion, beating up on 90 pound weaklings doesn't make you tough. Tough guy laugh at weaklings, and only strike when attacked.
    2
  2250. Richard Nixon and public anti-nuclear hysteria.
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  2251. Boris Sokachev Did you read what I said?
    2
  2252. Robert Polanco Being male of female has all of nothing to do with being president, so there is no need for either to be president.
    2
  2253. user 15481 He may not have said he wants people to go without water, but that's the direct result of what he wants.
    2
  2254. +automateTec That is one of the dumbest things I've ever read.
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  2255. TheFeralcatz You are one hell of a moron. When people figure out that other are willing to pay for something people will try to fill that demand.
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  2256. Normal people > revolution larpers.
    2
  2257. But he's an idiot that pisses a lot of the right people off
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  2258. jake lopez Most of the Japanese are fine with the US military bases. This is mostly a Okinawan thing, and is in no small part caused by problems between Okinawans and the central government.
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  2259. Chocolatnave123 Why is it bullshit because you don't like the fact? Also, Japan evidently wants the US military protecting Japan with the multiple treaties they signed with the US about it. All militaries have had throughout history have had problems like this.
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  2260. dy031101 There are some groups that become so notorious for behaving in certain ways their names become synonymous with the behavior. The Spartans: austerity. The Vandals: destruction of property. The Byzantines: underhandness.
    2
  2261. It's not assault if they let you do it, but I guess you didn't listen to that part because you the elective hearing of two year old.
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  2262. AzureExia No humans has, just our robotic probes.
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  2263. I would say it;s not a bad thing if it wouldn't set a precedent that might bit me in the ass living in Texas. 
    2
  2264. I don't get your argument. The US used nuclear weapons before anyone knew how horrendous those weapons really were, and has chosen not to use them again. 
    2
  2265. SpaceX has launch plenty of rockets without any problems and even landed a few.
    2
  2266. She dresses like Kim Jong-Un but that's only proves she has bad taste in clothes.
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  2267. Puff I'mstarting to get the feeling you're a Sargon tsunadre. "Sargon-sama you're a bad man! Give it to me more, Sargon-sama!" Puff.
    2
  2268. ***** Well because of the way the state government is set up the governor doesn't have all that much power, which thankfully mutes much of the batshit crazy's effects.
    2
  2269. ***** It's called gerrymandering. Here in Texas the politicians gerrymandering down to a science.
    2
  2270. This is all based on the linear no threshold model, which has very questionable evidence to support it. The radiation levels that were used to test LNT were well above any threshold. Don't get me wrong large amounts of radiation are bad a person, but we're using a an inaccurate model to judge danger.
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  2271. This is equal pay for equal results, but the results aren't equal.
    2
  2272. Ryan The women earned more in ticket sales one year.
    2
  2273. There are lots of people talking about fusion.
    2
  2274. ArcuriusX Nevareth Hinata is more hidden treasure than flamboyant sexy.
    2
  2275. Well, if China doesn't plan on firing missiles at the US or South Korea, what are they worried about?
    2
  2276. No, it's more like South Korea asked their friend from a couple blocks over, the US, to set up security camera because their sibling next door, North Korea, is acting crazy, and now their neighbor across the street, China, is up set because the security camera, also, catches part of their yard.
    2
  2277. We don't have to find a planet just like Earth. We'll make them Earth like, and when there's something we can't change, we'll adapt.
    2
  2278. The same 9% who think congress is doing a great job no matter what.
    2
  2279. That is just blatantly untrue. Right now the burning of fossil fuels is recreating the conditions of the largest mass extinction in the history of the Earth, called the Great Dying.
    2
  2280. +TheStoneSpiral Agreeing with him on everything he says doesn't make a good video.
    2
  2281. It's not that great. A lot of the internal space is eaten up by elevators. Elevators are such a big problem that buildings much taller than the Burj Khalifa will mostly be elevators.
    2
  2282. noviceprepper53 Chernobyl and Fukushima were declared unsafe based on the linear-no-threshold, which is based on an experiment that only showed a linear relationship between radiation and health effects at high doses. Studies of people who have been exposed to radiation show that up to 10% a lethal dose of radiation has little to no effect on health. Out side of the reactors, radiation levels are no where near 10% a lethal dose. Now with that established, can you see why he's saying that the disasters are creation of fear and misunderstanding? Also, let me make this clear, he's saying that people fear nuclear technologies because of their misunderstanding of it, not all technology.
    2
  2283. Corrupt system. With whom ever spending the most money almost always winning an election and few restrictions on the amount of money that can be spent on elections, a few people have control over the election process. 
    2
  2284. Merveilleux202 Acceptance and ignorance. Most people are cynical of politics, so they ignore it. Most of the rest have accepted the cynical nature of politics in the US.
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  2285. Keatrith Amakiir http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterdetwiler/2014/09/22/molten-salt-nuclear-reactors-part-of-americas-long-termenergy-future/ From my light look over that article seems to be a good starting point.
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  2286. The bible says that animals neither go to heaven nor hell; they just die.
    2
  2287. Great, these fuckers are at it again.
    2
  2288. Nuclear reactors aren't nuclear warheads.
    2
  2289. +Persis Johnson No intelligent person thinks it is a coincidence.
    2
  2290. It's not that hard to kill someone barehanded: chokes, neck-cranks, throws, slams, punches, and kicks.
    2
  2291. There a very similar situation is the South and East China Seas. Just the other day China and Russia sailed ships through waters around Japanese islands.
    2
  2292. +CoderatheGreat Mimes wear white makeup, which makes them racist, and black makeup is blackface, which is, also, racist. Good job, you just triggered everyone.
    2
  2293. It's only a smear if it applies to you.
    2
  2294. Saiko Manko Not so much defensive as a reminder of bullshit past.
    2
  2295. 1) You're presuming those missiles work work perfectly. 2) US carrier groups are designed to put as many ships between the carrier and threat as possible.
    2
  2296. Capt. β2 I'm not just talking about malfunctions and failure rates. The does have the largest stealth aircraft fleet in the world, which would be used to target the missile and radar sites and open up a gap.
    2
  2297. It's not an absolute rule by any means. My mother is likely to vote for Bernie and she's in her fifties.
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  2298. It's not surprising when we have gender studies and other departments indoctrinating people.
    2
  2299. +Sean Tripp You might want to rethink that. Something better would be, If we abern them a way, instead of something that can be made sexual so easily.
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  2300. The electricity demands alone makes that idea impossible.
    2
  2301. +Brett Sanfilippo As pitiful excuse for not answering my question. If you're so smart then give me your reasoning, and leave me in shock and awe.
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  2302. They just love authoritarianism, whatever form it comes in.
    2
  2303. capucchan8 What makes them mad isn't whats being done but by who it's being done in the case of Iran. That's like seeing a rival team win the championship to them.
    2
  2304. Solar flares carry huge amounts of radiation, so they can cause radiation poisoning and death.
    2
  2305. +The Atheist Socialist Vegan One can always hope, but we don't know how people are going to vote until they vote.
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  2306. Unless that uranium was big enough hurt someone by throwing it at their head, it was safe. 
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  2307. +Sol Foo You are mistaking thorium for plutonium.
    2
  2308. The harvesting involves heavy equipment, heavy equipment is dangerous.
    2
  2309. Taxes are back doorway to cut over sight of business by under funding the government, and they justify it by calling taxes theft. 
    2
  2310. I think it's small miracle the guys playing the terrorists weren't blown up, but this is Israel we're talking (killing mostly civilians).     
    2
  2311. The US literally has more troop than the total population of that country a few times over, so of course we could remove the government like it was nothing.
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  2312. MilitantAntiTheist Our species hasn't even been around for a million year, civilization 10,000, the industrial revolution 200. With a few million years our technology will surpass anything you can think of.   
    2
  2313. MilitantAntiTheist No, we don't need a launch facility like Kennedy to launch from Mars. Mars only has a fraction of the gravity and with the way fuel weight works that mean we only need a fraction of the mass. 
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  2314. Samael Malkira That's a simple sentence, so I can only presume that you don't understand what the word horrified means. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/horrify MLK clearly throughout his work in the civil rights movement spoke about treating people as individuals, rather than as collective. Go through his work and look at how when he talking about people he's talking about individuals, and only talks about people collectively when talking about people taking collective actions.
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  2315. The premise of the video is sexist. It's lumping all men and women into different groups each having similar views within the group.
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  2316. People like this are reactionaries that scream bloody murder when things don't go their way.
    2
  2317. I think you need to take your meds
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  2318. I agree his views on capitalism. The problem I've come across is that there are a lot of people are who worship 100% unregulated capitalism as some kind of panacea. Live also got problems with other extreme. You can't work with people that think you're solution to the problem is the problem.
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  2319. What you're saying like say because on part of a car is broken we need to buy a whole new car. 
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  2320. +Rob McCune Because there's a difference between voting for someone and being a member of their cult of personality.
    2
  2321. I'm still trying find the reality Beck lives in. I've looked high an low and I can't find it, so I'm forced to conclude that it's just in his head.
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  2322. But nuclear power is extremely safe and generation four reactors are even safer.
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  2323. +atheist zealot But you're forgetting that the local police had railroad him in the past, which makes everything they did suspect to biase at least if not out right malleus.
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  2324. There's been naysayers like talking about how the US is going to fall a part any minute for the last 241 years.
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  2325. Nuclear is the safest form of power we have. the number of deaths per unit of energy casued by nuclear is the lowest of any power source we have.
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  2326. Well, that makes us better than the British who made the world their backyard.
    2
  2327. ***** Cutting wasteful spending is weakening the military? Also, the size is only part of how power a military is.
    2
  2328. All the water you've drunk in your life has been pissed out by something or someone at some point.
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  2329. MSRs don't just use thorium.
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  2330. Yes it's Christian.
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  2331. +GOP Jatt I was thinking of a high speed delivery of brick to his face.
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  2332. Lachlan Capner Tritium and helium, particularly helium3, are not by any means common on Earth. Sorry, but better computers aren't going to make the reactors any easier to build. The main cost of these reactors is going to be building cost. Light water reactors are already exspencive because of their complexity, and fusion reactors are going to be a lot more complex and expensive because of it.
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  2333. What the hell that's just north of Austin, the liberal part of the state. 
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  2334. The Dark Knight It's not their job to keep the  law, order, and peace?
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  2335. The Dark Knight I don't expect people to fallow the law when those that enforce it don't fallow it.Do as I say not as I do, doesn't cut it for people.
    2
  2336. The fictional one from "Leave it Beaver"; Louie Gohmert can't remember it's not real.
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  2337. ***** There, I edited the comment. 
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  2338. If you use the same standards, nuclear power is just as clean as, if not cleaner than, wind and solar.
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  2339. For once something Sargon has actually said.
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  2340. But you're forgetting conservatives are only for sex between and married man and women in missionary so they can have kids.
    2
  2341. Doperooni Let me say my original point in different way. I have hard time finding boots that fit both my feet and calve, even though I'm guy.  
    2
  2342. Gene Starwind UK Independence Party is mostly about leaving the EU, and the British National Party are basically the British equivalent to the the Tea Party.
    2
  2343. The Molten Salt Reactor Experiment (MSRE) was uranium fueled. Also, MSRs can produce weapon's grade material; however, it is exceedingly hard to produce and easy to detect.
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  2344. Mind providing some support for that baseless assertion?
    2
  2345. Stick him in a tiny cell for 23 hours a day for everyday until he dies with enough books to keep him from going fully crazy. Works for me.
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  2346. There's lots of water on Mars, and we can warm it up.
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  2347. +Raymond Doetjes q Not all molten salt reactors are thorium based. The two test reactors that were built used uranium. Also, thorium is mined right now as a byproduct of other forms of mining. In fact, not having a plan for what to do with the thorium is what's stopping rare earths being mined in the US. It sound to me like you're just repeating a bunch of points without having done your own research.
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  2348. +Raymond Doetjes No, you still need do your research, and you're also just plain stupid. By that last part let me explain: a LFTR is a liquid floride thorium reactor, so if a reactor does not use thorium it's not a LFTR by definition. What you're really talking about is molten salt reactors of which LFTRs are a subclass of. You're right mines aren't afraid of thorium. What mines are afraid of is the federal government and its overly strict regulation of thorium. You're right thorium can be found is small amounts in almost every rock, but thorium is found in high concentrations in minerals that are already being mined for other metals. The best example is the actinides that are mined for rare earth element, which contain something like 12% thorium, much higher than many ores, like iron and copper, being mined.  As for burning waste from light water reactors, molten salt reactors require something like high level nuclear waste to start them, and there are a few designs that were specifically designed to burn high level nuclear waste. When it come to economics, go look up a video called Thorium Energy Cheaper than coal. Again, I'll say it: you need to do more research.
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  2349. Who would have thunk that trying will get you somewhere?
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  2350. When I read the title, I broke out laughing. I literally went "HA hahahah".
    2
  2351. In a bidding war with god we'd still have more money.
    2
  2352. These videos are produced by a group of people.
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  2353. Alex Tarzia Construction fatalities and dams breaking.
    2
  2354. People who don't want to destroy the environment while still having reliable electricity. The risks are exaggerated, and with more advanced reactors the risks are going to lessened even further. The same goes for costs.
    2
  2355. Joe11Blue All the infrastructure in the US is slowly failing. Just look at the report card from the Society of Civil Engineers the US gets a D+. I don't what school you when to but for me that was failure.  http://www.infrastructurereportcard.org/grades/
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  2356. Texas. Our GDP is equal to the tenth largest in the world, and we've got more guns than people.
    2
  2357. Not really. Germany's CO2 emissions have gone up has they've cut their nuclear.
    2
  2358. Colon Powell, 40% of the biomass Germany burns is wood. Also, you have nothing to say about the natural gas they're burning?
    2
  2359. Calvin George You obviously didn't understand the words I used, I was I no way talking about the energy levels of the particles being emitted.  So, something with billion year half-life has very few decays happening at anyone time, which means very little radiation is being emitted.
    2
  2360. One was a guerrilla war, the other would be a conventional war.
    2
  2361. "Infiltrated in a respectful way" that's an oxymoron. That's like saying I respectfully broke in to your house. 
    2
  2362. Labour needs to get ride of Corbyn and incompetent cult of Marxists. The only reason Labour did so well is that the Toris ran the most incompetent campaign since Hillary Clinton.
    2
  2363. You mean fusion that doesn't work and is at best decades away from working? Also, look up molten salt reactors. They're everything fusion promises while working today and cheap enough to actually use.
    2
  2364. Gus Kraus I insulted him after he misunderstood something that was simple and clear. Not all insults are argumentum ad hominem. Argumentum ad hominem is when you attack a person's character instead of addressing what they said. What I did was address what he said and insult him for not reading what I wrote.
    2
  2365. I don't know why a clicked this video. I guess I needed my daily dose of stupid. 
    2
  2366. Yes, the first Europeans to the Americas were the Norse (commonly called vikings).  The king and queen were the government of Spain.
    2
  2367. If he wants to go out in a blaze of glory I'd be willing to light him.
    2
  2368. If the nuclear core has been detonated, all that happens is you get some toxic metal falling to the ground/water.
    2
  2369. The only thing I see full of shit is this channel because of it's hypocrisy.
    2
  2370. ***** you might want to think about getting your science from real scientists instead of convicted criminals.
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  2371. +Mike Ock shwong
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  2372. Diana, the Inorganic Vegan Yes, it is abundant and it is a great fuel. However, saying things like thorium can't be used to make weapons grade materials is just not true. It is very hard to do but it can be done. Also, saying that many of the benefits of a reactor type are only from the fuel used, when it doesn't, doesn't help the cause.
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  2373. Liberty Are you fucking stupid? You literally just said that thorium is only just being looked into, which is not ture. You, also, acted as if a climatologist was an expert in nuclear engineering. Those are when.
    2
  2374. Blaize Gottman I wouldn't have a problem with that, but for the time being it's not feasible to eat lab grown meat.
    2
  2375. ***** Just because you put a lion in a cage doesn't mean the lion isn't predator. Also, the short life span was from disease and injury, not diet.
    2
  2376. ***** http://www.beyondveg.com/nicholson-w/angel-1984/angel-1984-1a.shtml the study is a little old but it shows my point. Cats and dogs are more domesticated than we are, but getting out deeply in grained traits takes more than a few thousand years. Also, you have to remember that humans only become predators fairly recently compared to cats and dogs' lines.
    2
  2377. Jaaz Terrien How many other animals cook their food: none. Also, haven't you heard of beef tartare, beef carpaccio, sushi, or any number of dishes with uncooked meat?
    2
  2378. LeDubKitty That is by far the most ignorant thing anyone in this thread has written. Most vertebrate predators have a few traits in common, forward facing eyes, some kind of weapon (be it claws, teeth, spears, and so on), large brains (relatively speaking), and all have specialized traits for their particular form of hunting. Humans have forward facing eyes, all kinds of weapons, and the largest brain to body ratio of any ape, and for special adaptations we're bipedal, have long legs with large tendons that return a large amount of energy used, a very fine coat of hair, and abnormally large number of sweat glands
    2
  2379. Well, there are still living dinos (we call them birds), but to think this photo was real is past stupid.
    2
  2380. modelmajorpita You're right and that's why I said fundamentalism breeds terrorists.
    2
  2381. But Black Dynamite I sell drugs to the Community! I'm not saying any where near all Muslims in the world, but it's more than a few bad apples, like how the mob isn't just a few bad apples. 
    2
  2382. +Leeroy Jenkins Head meet sand.
    2
  2383. She's the odd one out. I understand it's hard, but it's not racism. If I ever go to Japan, I'm just going to have to deal with the fact that I'm the size of two Japanese guys put together.
    2
  2384. +yatesy117 She's decisively undeceive.
    2
  2385. The real problem is that too few people are looking at real progress, but want a slightly better version of what's already there. 
    2
  2386. You know what they say: it takes one to know one.
    2
  2387. +McDinaldo I think that might be a better solution than the conventions.
    2
  2388. It would be funny if he died from an over dose because EMTs couldn't give him the antidote.
    2
  2389. Nuclear is the safest form of power. Nuclear is so safe that there could be multiple Chernobyl scale of accidents every year and nuclear would still be hundreds of times safer than coal.
    2
  2390. GWR23 Studios This isn't a matter of opinion. This is just simple demonstrable facts.
    2
  2391. WW2 dogfights didn't last more than a few minutes on average, so that's not really any different.
    2
  2392. +David Shilling I was thinking he had the most punchable face I've ever seen.
    2
  2393. 500 million Yen comes out to about $5 million US.
    2
  2394. James Light His comments were aimed at more than just, and some people are making statements like Fukushima killed the ocean.
    2
  2395. ToastChickens They'd be working on just the paper work for the next 100 years.
    2
  2396. It's not like North Korea stated an provoked war with South Korea in the 50s or over the decades attacked South Korean warships and civilians without any provocation.
    2
  2397. The reason why the gut with the gun didn't shot was  because he was shocked the other guys had grabbed the gun. 
    2
  2398. +00Billy 22 at $200 million per F-35
    2
  2399. I'm against shock tactics in news, but if reality is shocking, then so be it.
    2
  2400. +silat13 You're right. She wouldn't try to do it; she would accomplish it.
    2
  2401. One side fires a nuke; the other side fires theirs; everyone dies. I don't know about you but that's kind of boring.
    2
  2402. How about we stop believing in conspiracy theories.
    2
  2403. Cruz is a lying bastard who habitually misrepresents any and everything. 
    2
  2404. I would call that an accomplishment.
    2
  2405. With the right reactors we have 4 million years worth of fuel. Right now light water reactors are only .5% efficient and use an isotope of uranium that makes up about .7% the uranium in the world. Molten salt reactors are 90+% efficient, and we can use thorium, which is 4 times more common than uranium, in breeder reactors.
    2
  2406. Drug: a medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body, so poison is a subset of drugs.
    2
  2407. Stikibits Ok but how does that make anything I said wrong?
    2
  2408. +ExecutionStyleInc Well, enforcement is up to the individual. If your house gets broken into but you don't report it nothing is going to happen.
    2
  2409. China syndrome? Really? that bullshit from a bad Jane Fonda movie.
    2
  2410. There's, also, no mention of China's aggressive actions in the region. Not everyone is just going to say "Well, Japan is a pacifist nation, so we're thugs let China do what ever it want."
    2
  2411. Underdog, which was caused by a combination of potato blight and high taxes. Effectively leaving the Irish without enough to money to buy food.
    2
  2412. Not really, potatoes saved a lot a lot of people's lives. The Irish potato famine was the exception.
    2
  2413. Look in the description. 
    2
  2414. Lamborghini's are the Donald Trump of cars, so I think it's a perfect match.
    2
  2415. +scarfacemperor Pastafarians just want to share a plate of spaghetti with you so you may become one with his noddlelyness.
    2
  2416. Torin Sockey https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(game) No offence, but you have the internet and know or can reason enough to find it.
    2
  2417. Technocracy All fronts. It's important to r move the source, but we have to stop them reproducing in the wild.
    2
  2418. +Liam Landis Sorry to hear you aren't feeling the Bern.
    2
  2419. It means just that. Everything has a probability of happening, and when something happens or doesn't happen it effects reality and the chances other things happening.
    2
  2420. Yeah, some people are just born better than others, and we should only allow those better speak, just like the Nazis. I bet you did Nazi that coming?
    2
  2421. +Adam Langfelder But he has to have something going on back there because he's a world class neurosurgeon.
    2
  2422. Yes, Iran is going to join with Isis when they might have sent troops to fight Isis in Syria.
    2
  2423. When you lose a popularity contest to hipsters, Nickelback, and used car salesman, you are one hell of a turd. Although, between him and Hillary is the shiniest turd.
    2
  2424. Longer than it's going to be before so right wing nut does something.
    2
  2425. +andrewbrown3000 About the 50s when the South over took the North in population.
    2
  2426. +Elle Ⓥ It's a 200 year old system that was ment to deal with just a few million people in a few states.
    2
  2427. +HerroShad3 I dought that would happen because he'd probably have a heart attack from hearing Bernie won the election.
    2
  2428. The point was to tell people  not to let the zeolites use the holiday to push religion on you. 
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  2429. Neither. Russia is scared of the US, but China buys a lot of oil.
    2
  2430. +Patric Camille Thinking is what brought him here.
    2
  2431. +goldleaf3333 I think you mixed up the US with North Korea.
    2
  2432. China likes to own everything valuable in its proximity.
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  2433. You're a twit that needs to brush up on his critical thinking skills. Hallucinogenic drugs are called hallucinogenic because them make you see thing that aren't real. 
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  2434. +Savage Grandpa They don't know about the shit she's done.
    2
  2435. +karebu2 No, it would probably be started by China doing something stupid in the South China Sea. China has harassed and angered everyone in the South China Sea, and one bad incident could spark a war.
    2
  2436. Kodama and everyone else who's defending political violence, how would you feel about getting attacked at random in the street because you hold a political position they find abhorrent?
    2
  2437. Power lose, power lines aren't super conductors that can pass electricity through with no resistance. Also, the logistics of building and maintaining far away from people gets exorbitantly exspencive.
    2
  2438. Clergy aren't experts on religion but bullshit pushers. Real experts like scientists are grounded in facts.
    2
  2439. Storm Bey, I don't think you understand what non-sequiter means. Everything I said logically fallows. Criticizing extremists on your side doesn't give the other side credibility. Saying A is wrong does not mean B is therefore right. If anything, not criticizing the nuts on your side gives credibility to the other side. By not criticizing A, you give credibility to B because B is the only group criticizing A when A is clearly wrong. You're right, Sargon isn't a progressive; he a more or less a classical liberal, as are most of his viewer, myself included.
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  2440. +Troll Ov Metal While I greatly apploud SpaceX in its efforts, SpaceX would have gone bankrupt if it hadn't been for NASA. Also, with concerted effort NASA probably could have been on Mars by the 80s or 90s.
    2
  2441. +Troll Ov Metal You just yours about people sending themselves to Mars?
    2
  2442. +Troll Ov Metal Did I hurt your wity bity ego bwy informing you dat you aren't in charge? All you done is make unsupported claims and make ad hominem attacks. You've proven all of nothing.
    2
  2443. +Troll Ov Metal Says the guy that started using ad hominems at 13 (or 14 depending on how you count it).
    2
  2444. There's an almost one to one cross over between those.
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  2445. +abdi farah When she "was" a republican? She's still one.
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  2446. +Steve O Getting too many countries is a horrible idea. Getting all those countries to agree on who does what, how it's going to be done, and then fighting over other issues. The best way to do it is one country running a streamlined program.
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  2447. He landed a direct hit on that contemptuous bitch.
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  2448. HomeSkillenSLICE Well, nothing in the universe can hit her hard enough for what she deserves.
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  2449. "Fukushima is going to kill us!" The battle cry of the moron with out any idea of what he talking about.
    2
  2450. If I remember right French is the closest to Vulgar Latin.
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  2451. Mister mood The most humane way to kill someone is hypoxia cause by breathing pure nitrogen.
    2
  2452. Mister mood It takes a few minutes, but the effect of hypoxia makes people feel good until faint then die.
    2
  2453. Mister mood But it's brutal, imprecise, and when something goes wrong it goes really wrong.  
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  2454. filonin2 There were many batched beheadinges with guillotines. No need for any drugs. People just get giddy, faint, then die.
    2
  2455. filonin2 I'm against capital punishment too. I'm just arguing what the most humane way of execution is not if we should execute people. 
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  2456. Ryan Pate Thorium is a byproduct of many different forms of mining, so there's no problem sourcing it. Thorium is mildly hazardous, and has been worked with for well over 100 years. With a molten salt reactors, the laws physics would have to stop working for them to not be safe.
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  2457. ***** As I explained, it's not that simple, you simpleton. 
    2
  2458. Sigurd Mjelve No, whom is right.
    2
  2459. In the same sense world war 2 worked
    2
  2460. WhiskeyWhiskers No, I'm just using his goal as example of how a desire can turn into a giant mess that no one wanted. 
    2
  2461. Yes, giga tons of CO2 we can't control and a few thousand tons of spent fuel we can control are equally dangerous.
    2
  2462. Rod Martin, Jr. I guess the tuna industry is a giant conspiracy to  because tuna has much more mercury than any vaccine. If you wouldn't mind, keep your crazy to yourself. 
    2
  2463. ***** that doesn't understand a joke
    2
  2464. The rare severe allergic reaction is a valid reason.
    2
  2465. I've resigned that the world is going to burn, and I'm just laughing at just ridiculous how it's going to happen.
    2
  2466. Berniebook sounds like a gay dating site to me
    2
  2467. I get the feeling that if Bernie isn't Democratic nominee we're going to have President Trump.
    2
  2468. If you're going to talk about PUAs, talk about PUAs not all of the red pill.
    2
  2469. Sean Tripp I'm not saying that thorium is less abundant. I'm saying that important part about safety is the reactor not the fuel.
    2
  2470. Sean Tripp Thorium breeding is simple. Thorium232 gets hit with a neutron and becomes protactinium233 and then decays into uranium233, which gets hit by another neutron causing fission that relases a little over two neutrons on average. Those two neutrons hopefully hit a thorium atom and a uranium233 atom and keeps the cycle going.
    2
  2471. Free Alba, how about a real rebuttal instead of empty snark?
    2
  2472. +CODfanboylover Well, that's because they've been saying it since the ruling can out.
    2
  2473. What don't you agree with the art studio? To me the gym seem a bit much but most of it sounds like a good idea. 
    2
  2474. The math's better but it sounds better my way.
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  2475. Crazy shit always happens in America elections. I kind of with the elections lasted more than a year, so I get more circus.
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  2476. Ken I'm not underestimating China. The US is just that overwhelmingly power. Also, this is excluding nuclear, and minor attacks would only anger the American public, strengthening the the public's resolve.
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  2477. Sorry but heaven would suck the fun out of everything. After a few thousand years I think I'd just start drugging myself constantly to the point I pass out because of the boredom. 
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  2478. Plenty of other reasons for a space elevator.
    2
  2479. It takes faith to not have faith?
    2
  2480. Kinky. Does she want tell him he's a bad boy, too?
    2
  2481. Gravity has nothing to do with it. The moon Titian has a thicker atmosphere than Earth and is 1/10th the size.
    2
  2482. Egalitarian is a very broad word (not to say that's a bad thing). Both the US and the USSR, before it's collapse, were egalitarian.  
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  2483. Taxtro I'll give you the stiffness makes it easier for inexperienced people to cut. However, a historic longsword would be least 7 inches, if not more a little more than foot, longer than the katana. If were talking about inexperienced people, that might as well be a mile. 
    2
  2484. You god damn theft, you stole the words right out of my mouth.
    2
  2485. tom jones Ideas about how to make them cheaper?
    2
  2486. Almir Alamgir Bey Not supposedly, a number of them have caught fire.
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  2487. +Justin “Credible” Love And she's got virtually all of the unpledged delegates that can change their minds at any time, to paraphrase what you said.
    2
  2488. Well I wouldn't say 100% counter factual because a person has to work hard in the right way at the right time. Success is mix of luck, brains/talent, and hard work.  
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  2489. Who in their right mind is going to walk over a glass bridge?
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  2490. That's total BS. Coal kills 7 million people a year, and the worst nuclear disaster ever has killed 40 or so people if you include cancer deaths. Deaths cause by coal are equal to 1750 Chernobyls every year.
    2
  2491. Amelia Hartman Even if you don't count count people killed because of the one extra step, coal still kills more people each year. 
    2
  2492. Well, depending on the plant and how it's being grown, it can be.
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  2493. CC D Do you understand there is difference between being right and being loyal. I very strongly disagree with John McCain on what's best for the country, but I don't question his loyalty to the country in pathetic attempt of a hack-job. Even if you disagree with on what's best for the country to call Tammy Duckworth disloyal is slanderous.
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  2494. Haven't y'all learn that people don't want to be told what ideological positions they should have?
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  2495. The majority of people who entered Europe were not Syrians fleeing the war, but instead are economic migrants looking to get cash from the different governments. Also, the US didn't start the war in Syria. Although, we have supported different sides.
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  2496. I think I might be a combination of three of the options. I think Un is a weak leader and is relying on that council for most of his designations, and ussing health problems to cover for a new purge. It might, also, only one or two off those.
    2
  2497. Aiden Green He's not giving his opinion. He's saying the story is the most important part of movies and the misuse of special effects detracts from the story. What of that is opinion?  
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  2498. Jeremy, all of those things I listed require things like iron foundries and other large industrial processes, all of which take gigantic amounts of steady energy. Either solar nor wind provide steady electricity or energy in a dense enough collection method to power modern industry.
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  2499. I hate when people call everyone that's white Anglo. Only a small part of my heritage is Anglo.
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  2500. Neko Yuki True but Perry, thankfully, didn't make too far.
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  2501. ***** There's more water on Mars than the moon along with many other resources the moon doesn't have. Also, a straight shoot to Mars is much cheaper than the moon.
    2
  2502. Mike Swan CNN is just as bad as anyone.
    2
  2503. Because we can't just do that. It's like asking why didn't we just jump over the steam engine and go straight to the microchip.
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  2504. That video is great example of good old fashioned quote mining.
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  2505. ***** That's bullshit most adults have a hard time telling right from wrong and even when it's clear what's right, doing the right thing is hard. Also, murder charges are the last responsibility we should be giving children, so unless you want to have voting, signing up for the draft, and so on, your argument means nothing. 
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  2506. We need to deploy the technology we have. Gen. 4 nuclear reactors are just what we need, but the anti-nuclear nuts have spent 50 years holding it up.
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  2507. These videos are speculative. Also, demographics are hugely important. You can’t run a country if all the people are geriatrics.
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  2508. When we’re quiet is when we should be most feared because it means we’re working on something
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  2509. I was just talking about sleeping. People have been living in high latitudes for thousands of years with 6 months of light and darkness.
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  2510. Biden doesn’t care about the country. He cares about the money he gets from Unions.
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  2511.  @crimsonneko  pirates are “Hostis humani generis”
    2
  2512. You know this video is about geography, right?
    2
  2513. They can deorbit using their thrusters.
    2
  2514. Space is to harsh that the best places are the only places you can realistically have colonies.
    2
  2515. Neither of them did anything wrong, unlike destroying evidence of a crime.
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  2516. Airbus is far worse at that than Boeing.
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  2517.  @jerubaal101  try something besides mass produced light beer.
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  2518. The US used to have a program doing that called Megatons to Megawatts where we would buy old plutonium warheads from Russia.
    2
  2519.  @clarkkent9080  I double checked and it was for uranium, which just requires mixing low enriched with the weapons grade to get reactor grade.
    2
  2520. Americans and Canadians are what you get when you leave the liberal (original meaning) English to their own devices in the woods for a couple centuries.
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  2521. It’s not unnecessary, and with how commercial space is about to take off, this is going to be nothing.
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  2522. That’s because it would end to fast for foreign interference. Once water, food, and electricity are cut it would be over in three days.
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  2523.  @CrucialArmitage  Tesla is the only one in a century
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  2524. No, it's not. If anything, it's a misguided form of nationalism. The last time the US had major isolationist sentiments was just before WW2, and people were not wanting to get dragged into a European war. Also, Trump isn't an isolationist; if he's anything he's a protectionist.
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  2525. There’s no reason why this would be a false flag. The left has shown a propensity to damage property.
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  2526. In summary, you’re brain dead
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  2527. Yes Ed, let's take the most uncharitable interpretation of someone's actions, so we can dismiss what says because it makes us uncomfortable.
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  2528. What they mean by carbon is CO2, which traps heat from the sun changing the climate of the planet.
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  2529. A war with China is a going to be a naval war. The only ground fighting would be on small islands, where large tank units are completely useless.
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  2530.  @theduck3876  Fighting a land war is the army’s job, but more importantly, the US wouldn’t invade China. At most the US would force China out of the South China Sea. The whole point is that the Marine Corps isn’t playing little army.
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  2531. The leftist won’t be able to censor people anymore
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  2532. I thought he was going to make a mix with them too because of the title.
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  2533. I make it a rule not to bet against Elon, but he loses the plot on renewables. Solar panels don’t produce more energy than is used to make them. If you want any remotely viable amount of electricity produced, the panels need to be in a sunny and clear area. Most of those places are far from populated areas, and the line losses alone would be huge. If Tesla really wants to to produce clean energy at sale, they need to to for nuclear what they did for EVs.
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  2534. South Korea builds plants in 4-6 years, so that’s points 1 and 2 down. Cutting down forests and burning them is renewable. Not really a standard I care about. Other types of reactors have already been built and they’re safe. They just need to be deployed commercially.
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  2535. No, he doesn’t.
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  2536.  @oudonbail  nope, he’s either making an irrelevant or illegal move.
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  2537. No, they aren’t
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  2538. No, it’s pride driven.
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  2539. This is the inevitable consequence of giving bureaucrats control over your life and health.
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  2540. You mean with spite, specifically spite at the fact they couldn’t keep doing it because all they have is spite.
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  2541. Self defense isn’t murder.
    2
  2542.  @richiejohnson  you can tell the difference, so now we can move onto the fact clear this being self self defense. Rittenhouse was attacked and shot those attacking him.
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  2543. MrNahual, only if you you think realism is better.
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  2544.  @someguy12821  yeah, he mismanaged SpaceX to controlling 96% of the market.
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  2545.  @someguy12821  and?
    2
  2546.  @davidpeterson6307  manmade and natural earthquakes aren’t mutually exclusive. In fact, drilling and injecting water can trigger an earthquake that would have happened later if not for human interference. How stupid do you think it to go poking at unstable geologic formations? Japan has looked at using some of their hot springs for geothermal. They decided against because of earthquakes and causing problems with the water supply.
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  2547. I thought he was German. You don’t get much more German than Eric Kaufmann. All of the other Kaufmans I know of are of German ancestry.
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  2548.  @Max.pina1511  Antonio López de Stanta Anna was dictator. Anyone saying otherwise should be disregarded from all serious discussion. As I said, slavery was one of several issues. In 1834 there had been several rebellions in other Mexican states with no slave owners, and even the Tejas, who were against slavery, supported the rebellion.
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  2549.  @oatlord  I’m not talking about how to keep old planes flying. I’m talking about a way use old aircraft that would otherwise destroyed. It’s like fire ships in the age of sail.
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  2550. I guess Malcolm X lived to be a gray haired d man… wait he didn't.
    2
  2551. You have been listening to propaganda, not news. Rekieta Law has covered the trial live every day with a group of lawyers explaining everything. He’s got a quick explanation of the verdict out now.
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  2552. Elon has come up with efficient, sustainable solutions to problems, instead of throwing money into a solution that doesn’t work, and that’s a bad thing?
    2
  2553. More than all other EVs except for the Model 3 and Y in the US.
    2
  2554. Secondary units were still using Wildcats.
    2
  2555. To my knowledge, no reactor has ever been damaged by an earthquake. Even at Fukushima the earthquake didn’t do any damage.
    2
  2556. It’s given orders and carries out the orders on it own. The manned fighter gives the orders.
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  2557. You’ve been reading too much alt-history nonsense.
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  2558. Solar on the moon is idiotic, especially for industrial purposes. Nuclear is the only power source that will work.
    2
  2559. Not when you’re building up the reservoir. You can also shut down the flow if the water level isn’t too high or cause flooding by releasing more than would regularly be.
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  2560. Not when China becomes the world’s largest retirement home.
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  2561. Oh no, he was against fascists trying to use public health to take over and enforce totalitarian rule. He just hates people.
    2
  2562. The US has rare earth elements. It’s just that buying them from China is cheaper with the US regulatory environment. China does a lot of the final assembly of electronics, but the US and other countries still make a lot of the higher end components. So what if India is becoming a new technology center? We have our own that are more than enough to support the US. Unless the EU actively causes the US problems, we don’t really care. The only interest the US really has in the Middle East is it’s effects on the world order. If we don’t want to keep the world order, we have nothing to care about in the area.
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  2563. The Soviets were nearly bleed dry by 1945. Another war would have bleed them dry.
    2
  2564.  @franklinbadge1215  because most unions are parasites that benefit neither the members nor the companies their member work for.
    2
  2565. Fredrik, competent doesn’t mean the most most effective. You should compare casualties. The Us took a fraction of the casualties while fighting two wars.
    2
  2566. As you mentioned they're experimental, and even if they do leave the article experimental some time soon, they're gong to be hugely expensive because of their complexity.
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  2567. SpaceX is doing it for about 1/5 of that, and are lowering cost constantly
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  2568. Even if she isn’t, she can be sued from wrongful death.
    2
  2569. I have to wonder if you understand what the phrase no gender is above the other means when all you do is insult men and our actions while only praising women. I also find it ironic that you complain about what humans have done to the Earth because western women have been the greatest beneficiaries of it.
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  2570. Yes, but that didn’t get much traction
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  2571. You’re information is wrong on all fronts. We can burn the spent from reactors in advanced reactors. In fact, some reactors need something like spent fuel to start them. You can’t make weapons material using a reactor built for generating electricity, and that has nothing to do with why we haven’t invested in liquid fuel reactors.
    2
  2572. Considering the reactors specifically designed to burn spent fuel, the number of reactors we need to build to fill the world’s electricity needs, and the tiny amount of spent fuel there is, I would estimate that there’s only a couple decades worth of spent. Also, burning spent fuel in new reactors would leave us with waste that’s more than 96% gone in 150 years.
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  2573. For your information France has been reprocessing spent fuel for decades. However, that’s not what I’m talking about. What I’m talking is taking the fuel that has already been used in PWRs (mostly gen. 2 reactors) and burning it in some types of gen. 4 reactors with little to no processing. No removal of transuranic elements because those are what is actually needed. Generation 4 reactors are also much more efficient at burning their fuel, and some even use other forms of fuel which are much more abundant than U-235.
    2
  2574. Ryan Lowe, actually, were well evolved for pursuit hunting in hot climates. Not including the red kangaroo, any other animal that tried running the distances we can in hot climates would fall over dead from heatstroke. Also, wolves being pursuit hunters too might be part of why we domesticated dogs.
    2
  2575. Not similar mindset. Similar enough psychology and physical ability, like long distance running.
    2
  2576. Draco Phoenix, are you stupid? You're comparing jobs with will evolutionary niches animals have evolved to do. Walking, running, talking, hunting, these are things humans do naturally. If you go out and observe the most primitive groups of humans, they will all be doing these things. Writing math or chemical equations isn't something humans do naturally. If you do go out and observe those groups, you won't see see them sitting around writing equations in the drit. There's no question that an omnivore can survive on a carefully planed diet of plants. Just like every other vegan I've had the displeasure of dealing with, you have a habit of omitting facts. Okinawians do eat meat and fish. They just don't eat as much meat, particularly red meat. They and the Adventists also exercised more and have very strong social groups. However all of this is all irrelevant. My point was just humans are omnivores, and as such we eat both meat and plants.
    2
  2577. The usefulness of math and science have no barring on whether or not they are things we naturally do and vis versa for hunting. I looked it up, and Atherosclerosis can happen in carnivores by feeding them starch. Also, going back to the people who are still living like humans have for most of our history, we seem to have eaten most starchy tubers (80%) and some meat (20%). I'm happy to say that in most industrialized nations we eat too much meat and eating too much meat is part of our dietary related diseases, but meat is part of our natural diet.
    2
  2578. Half of his arguments are terrible poorly thought out messes, and the other half are solid if not particularly original.
    2
  2579. Yeah, SpaceX and Tesla don’t produce anything
    2
  2580. The Falcon series of rockets us RP-1, and the Starship uses methane
    2
  2581. You really are dumb because I clearly wrote industry, things like steel smelting and paper making, and dense urban areas, like Manhattan. As to why solar on their roofs is never going to work is two fold, 1) a skyscraper or factory use a lot of energy but have relatively small foot prints, 2) both need very consistent power, and because grid scale batteries are a pipe dream, that's a non starter.
    2
  2582. It’s a prank from 4chan. These people are just stupid.
    2
  2583. Tell that to the Supreme Court.
    2
  2584. The Pound becoming more competitive is going to make the UK more competitive in international trade. Also, who gives a shit about the rich? They’re rich; they’ll take care of themselves. The question is how will this effect middle and working class people?
    2
  2585. No, both suck; nuclear is the only sensible thing.
    2
  2586. Yeah, major cities under lockdown is doing great
    2
  2587. Because Tfoot isn’t an engineer who thinks of stuff like that.
    2
  2588. The problem with the toaster taking so long cooking the eggs is that you like your eggs way over cooked. The first time you pulled the eggs out they were actually cooked pretty well.
    2
  2589. Sandbox News and Real Engineering now have a shared character. Just remember the hypersonic truck
    2
  2590. True Potential, yes, it’s a bit of a running theme.
    2
  2591. Nuclear can also desalinate water, which for a dry place like California is extremely useful.
    2
  2592.  @robertbeisert3315  with a bit of that electricity and brine you just made, you can make hydrogen. With more of that electricity, you directly reduce iron and make steel with it. Nuclear opens up a lot of options.
    2
  2593. They’re on strike. Although, Road Warrior antics would be hilarious to watch from here in the US.
    2
  2594.  @FIREBRAND38  the facts being wrong is part of the joke.
    2
  2595. 1/2 Cherokee
    2
  2596. Biden would forget what he’s supposed to be doing wile stuffing his foot in his mouth and Bernie would start punching himself in the face after an audience member jumps into the cage.
    2
  2597. Probably not, but Sargon of Adad is making them exercise
    2
  2598. Maybe in Spanish and French but not English.
    2
  2599.  @abrahamgn3614  nope, it’s only the convention in Spanish and French. In English the conventions are that the continents are called the Americas and the United State of America is truncated to America.
    2
  2600.  @abrahamgn3614  nope, in English they are the Americas, notice the plural. In Spanish and French there are xenonyms for the US, while referring to the Americas are one region, but most just use the truncation of America for the US. You seem to be having a hard time understanding that there isn’t one objective system of classification. Each language has its own.
    2
  2601.  @abrahamgn3614  you have no idea what you’re talking about. North and South America are completely different tectonic plates. Hell, North America is divided between 3 plates, the North American, Pacific, and Caribbean. Also, Europe, Asia, and Africa are all connected by land.
    2
  2602.  @abrahamgn3614  So are Europe, Asia, and Africa. You can drive, in theory, from Cape Town to Norway passing through Asia Minor. Also, you’re really underestimating the how hard the Darien Gap is to get through.
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  2603. dante dmc, rich people do use charitable donations as tax dodges, but the Gates foundation is doing good work. Also, if they want to just get money off their taxes, why would they donate nearly all of their fortunes, not just the amount they wanted to get off in taxes? I’m not being protective of anyone. I’m just criticizing a moron for his stupid opinions.
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  2604. matty, that’s a myth. The Germans had a lot of problems with reliability. In fact, they lost more Tigers to break down than enemy action because they were too heavy and over engineered.
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  2605. That’s not how it works at all. The output is constantly changing and different regions have amounts of sun and wind
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  2606.  @Uygsoerk  only with batteries or natural gas backup, which defeats the point
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  2607. Voted about a week ago
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  2608.  @markwilliams7461  beyond the pail. Pale is how you drink ale.
    2
  2609. China trapped inside a chain of islands, all of whom are American allies. It’s easy to blockade China from a safe distance. Also, Russia wouldn’t go against the US. China doesn’t matter that much to them, but India and access to international markets are
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  2610. The whole point of freedom of speech is being able to say things other people don’t like.
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  2611.  @bobbyb4024  yeah, it does. People can advocate for war, self defense, hunting, etc.. They just can’t incite a violent crime because crime is illegal.
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  2612. BrieIhateMenLarson, Clinton was impeached for perjuring himself in front of congress. The report says there might possibly have been obstruction.
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  2613. We already have roof heating systems. All that need done is heating a very thin layer of water so that the snow slides off.
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  2614. No, nuclear is our long term solution.
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  2615. The American view of Irish-UK relations was set back in the 1800s. The Irish were on of the first major waves of immigrants, so we all learn about it and the cause, the Potato Famine.
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  2616. It would take a mountain sized asteroid to do that, and if something that sized hit Earth again, that would be by far the bigger problem.
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  2617. The benefits of Molten Salt Reactors aren’t limited to thorium breeders. Also, the can’t meltdown because their operating state is molten.
    2
  2618. Nuclear.
    2
  2619. You’ve watched too much MSNBC propaganda
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  2620. Insane is right. All of his predictions are based on bad assumptions
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  2621. That makes exactly no sense.
    2
  2622. It’s just an increased registration charge to offset the the loss of gas tax for roads.
    2
  2623. They consider everyone not a leftist a conservative, and leftists don’t believe in any form of self defense. Therefore, anyone who supports Rittenhouse’s case of self defense is by definition conservative.
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  2624. Cesare bragged about how his army killed 1/3 and enslaved another 1/3 of the Gauls. Ancient times were brutal. Also, would you expect anything less from the ancestors of the English, French, Germans, Norse (Vikings), etc.?
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  2625. Kyouma, isn’t dehumanizing people part of what antifa claim “Nazis” do? Why are being a nazi?
    2
  2626. Green Square, you’re not a psychic, so don’t make wild ass guesses about my motives and feelings. I’m actually rather happy that nothing happened because I find politically motivated street violence rather worrying.
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  2627.  @TheRailLeaguer  a system connecting Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. Besides those cities, the distances are too big and population too small, let alone out of the state, particularly to the west.
    2
  2628.  @TheRailLeaguer  there’s no such thing as local HSR. HSR can displace long car drives and even short plane routes, but they’re not going to wholly displace them. HSR is the in between for cars and planes, but out side that range cars and planes are more efficient
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  2629.  @musicmayer2043  words can have some niche meanings. Knowing the context for the niche meanings for every word is impossible
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  2630. You make it sound like the boarder guards are using nerve gas. As for the tiny number who actually wanted asylum, Mexico offered it to them, and they took it.
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  2631. Because it’s simultaneously too smart for them and too stupid to report
    2
  2632. You really underestimate the development of anti-drone systems
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  2633. People are catching on to the “green energy” scam. Deaths per unit of energy include all deaths from mining to decommissioning. Uranium mining is no worse than REE mining for wind and solar, but it’s a fraction of the scale because uranium produces millions of times more energy. As for the spent fuel, it’s not waste. It’s fuel for advanced reactors.
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  2634.  @caav56  yeah, it’s an unfortunate initialism.
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  2635. Assault weapon has a legal definition, which is basically selective fire weapons. The problem is people using nonsense terms like “assault style weapons”. What does that even mean? Does that mean black with a forward pistol grip?
    2
  2636. Mike K, there’s been legal definition of assault weapons since at least “94 with the assault weapons ban. That was 25 years ago.
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  2637. They were lewd not sexist
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  2638. But the only thing the Yamato would be hitting is water, while the Iowa would be hitting Yamato, particularly at night.
    2
  2639.  @Bob10009  the shut down manufacturing in the 90s. It will take time restart the line if it’s still even there.
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  2640. The Spanish-American war, handily.
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  2641. The secret to American innovation is that our government sucks and has always sucked, so we’re constantly trying to innovate around the government.
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  2642.  @ChineseKiwi  that still doesn’t make your arguments true. Moreover, renewables are going to be in a state of perpetual construction, so that’s not really an argument against on multiple levels.
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  2643.  @Freshbott2  load fallowing is something all power sources have to deal, and we haven’t been using energy storage. So you assertion is just wrong on its face. Moreover, there are other ways of dealing with changing demand. Nuclear desalinates water, so when electricity demand is low, nuclear can be desalinating water, which is particularly useful for places like California. And it’s not just water. “The subsidies renewables receive are irrelevant when we're looking at projected costs not current spending.” what does that even mean? Renewables are never going to be cheaper than coal or gas. California and Germany are great case studies on why. France, with 80% nuclear, has the cheapest electricity in Europe.
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  2644.  @Freshbott2  load fallowing is something all power sources have to deal, and we haven’t been using energy storage. So you assertion is just wrong on its face. Moreover, there are other ways of dealing with changing demand. Nuclear desalinates water, so when electricity demand is low, nuclear can be desalinating water, which is particularly useful for places like California. And it’s not just water. “The subsidies renewables receive are irrelevant when we're looking at projected costs not current spending.” what does that even mean? Renewables are never going to be cheaper than coal or gas. California and Germany are great case studies on why. France, with 80% nuclear, has the cheapest electricity in Europe.
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  2645.  @jorgegwydirrangel3377  Australia is a rather flat dry country, so hydroelectric is out. Australia is also a geologically stable continent, so geothermal is out. Biofuels are a net energy loss; unless you’re talking about burning wood pellets, which is obviously terrible and a stupid idea for a country that’s mostly desert. Most hydrogen is made from natural gas, and what isn’t is a net energy loss like biofuels. Wind has the same problem as solar: inconsistency, and no, batteries aren’t good enough. Currently Australia has one of the largest battery packs in the world, and it’s only good a for smoothing out the demand curve in a lightly populated area. Then there’s the cost of batteries. Most people in Oz live in cities in the habitable costs, so even though the cities have a lot of suburban area, the the city centers are going to need more than solar panels on the roof. Steel mills and the like run best when running 24/, and just on mill/factory can use as much electricity asa small city and need the lowest costs the can get, which is anything but unreliables and batteries. Nuclear on the other hand is consistent, and molten salt reactors, in particular, are the perfect source for industrial heat. Even the current reactors naturally desalinate water, which would be really useful for Oz. Australia is the second largest producer of uranium, so nuclear would actually improve Australia’s geopolitical position by making it energy independent. Moreover, most solar panels are produced in China, solar makes you dependent on China, which is just a stupid geopolitical move.
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  2646. This guy doesn’t know shit about nuclear. We have a lot more than 60 years worth of uranium. We can make synthetic hydrocarbon fuels using electricity from nuclear to cover for stuff we can’t electrify. There’s also a lot of useful stuff we can do at night with cheap energy.
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  2647. Literally every time I've heard of antifa doing something they were violent
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  2648. It produces 1/10 the toxic waste of solar.
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  2649.  @elephantintheroom5678  You add up the waste from mining and manufacturing solar panels and compare it to the amount created by nuclear. Also, solar produces waste that lasts a trillion years. The lead and cadmium from solar never go away
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  2650.  @elephantintheroom5678  You asked how it’s done; I told you, but now you rejecting it.
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  2651.  @elephantintheroom5678  You haven’t made an argument based on facts
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  2652.  @elephantintheroom5678  Prove you’re right; you can’t
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  2653.  @elephantintheroom5678  You can’t even do basic math. Hundreds of thousands is orders of magnitude smaller than the millions you were claiming, but are perfectly inline with what I said because it takes 10 half-lifes for a isotope to be completely decayed. 10,000*10=100,000
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  2654. junfaa and Frank M, I love the false dichotomy built into your comments because obviously you can only be a rational progressive or an irrational fascist/reactionary.
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  2655. Yeah, a micro reactor to power your neighborhood would be great instead being dependent on solar and wind farms.
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  2656.  @robertbeisert3315  not really. Thorium needs online processing to really be effective. Also, there are a number of companies in the west working on thorium and even more on molten salt reactors
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  2657. Styx, you’re way out of your depth here. The government regularly operates its own fuel depots for fleet vehicles like buses. Also, many evs are similarly priced but have much lower operating costs
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  2658. They didn't lose because they're too far to the left. They lost because they're a bunch of corporate sellouts and playing republican lite.
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  2659. You're delusional. Clntion was an ok president. He left office with a better economy, but with a deregulated banking system that would explode in 8 years and other legacies were still dealing with. Ok so Bernie didn't have all the answers for every question could be asked. I've given Trump the benefit of the doubt on a number of his gaffes. All, if he connected with people so much more than Bernie did, why was Bernie polling higher than Trump?
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  2660. China is going to be lucky if they’re not in the middle of a civil conflict by the end of the year
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  2661. That’s some really bad fantasy you got there.
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  2662.  @j_tha_panther  being overmatched is greatness.
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  2663. You should look up the pollution created by that "green" tech.
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  2664. D Mar, Voxyn covered several of the points I wanted to, but he missed the mining. Where do you think the cooper and other elements used to make wind turbines, solar panels, etc. comes from? Also, geothermal dumps a lot of radiation into the atmosphere.
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  2665. The Proto-Indo-Europeans moved into Europe about 5,000 years ago and incorporated or killed the populations who have been living there for tens of thousands of years. If Europeans aren’t aren’t indigenous to Europe, no one is indigenous to anywhere.
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  2666. It’s not about easy. It’s about volume. The shear amount of energy a star puts out dwarfs everything else in solar system.
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  2667. @Raylan Givens I thought our side were the ones who understand sarcasm. Thanks for proving the by the exception
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  2668. Because the wind isn't infinite. The wind does stop, and there are other problems. When Harvey hit Houston, the wind turbines were damaged and inoperable. Also, there' vibration from turbines that damaged other equipment down the lines.
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  2669.  @thelitsquad2718  about 400 per year and about 3,300 in total. In the Gulf War Iraq was losing more than 400 a day. In WW2 1,500 tanks were destroyed in a single battle.
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  2670. The 76 was more than capable of destroying any German tank with the right ammo.
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  2671.  @littledikkins2  besides not having committed a crime, it doesn’t matter what state you’re in, you have the right to defend yourself.
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  2672.  @rickyhits6547  which is perfectly legal and not justification for assault
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  2673.  @charlesljones2454  not a crime. Not a crime and didn’t happen. Not a crime. One of the criminals who attacked Rittenhouse was illegally carrying a concealed pistol because he’s a convicted felon and doesn’t have a concealed carry license. As for the other two, criminals aren’t known for being smart.
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  2674.  @charlesljones2454  no one has accused the rioters of being smart. They obviously thought they could take the rifle, which is justification for shooting them, before being shot. Also, it’s not an assault rifle. It’s a semi-auto, not selective fire. Furthermore, the rifle was in WI when Rittenhouse picked it up.
    2
  2675.  @dryhumorfoe8275  Rittenhouse only shot the three criminals who attacked him, and the right to self defense doesn’t end at your property line.
    2
  2676.  @charlesljones2454  yeah, few people are that stupid, but these three apparently were. You’re just making yourself look stupid by refusing to accept that people are stupid
    2
  2677.  @op3129  you’re right. The number of times I have repeat it doesn’t make it true. What makes it true is that it happened
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  2678.  @cardnedtech10  assaulting a person isn’t protesting.
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  2679. If the performance of the S-400 in the Invasion of Ukraine is an indication, we wouldn’t even need stealth aircraft to destroy them.
    2
  2680.  bruinskeld  it’s like the royal “we” because she’s a quang.
    2
  2681. The dude has a job, is married with a kid, and takes part in Chinese culture. He’s a well adjusted member of Chinese society. What’s the problem?
    2
  2682. Parts of the US do, and we should build them there
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  2683. Voted a week ago in person. Get out there people!
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  2684. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to reduce the human impact on the environment, but the environmentalists fight the technologies that let us do that every time. They don’t care about the environment; they just hate industrial civilization.
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  2685. You clearly don’t understand who the dom is this relationship is. Carlos is being a bitchy yandera trying to get more attention from sempai.
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  2686. Germanic cultures still are ambivalent about cities
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  2687. It makes prefect sense if you consider the accusation proof of guilt.
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  2688. Yes, starting with the best forms of government we have makes no sense.
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  2689. Not really. The big event is governments over reacting. People living around Three Mile Island and Fukushima would weren’t exposed to dangerous levels of radiation, but the government had people evacuated.
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  2690.  @iggyzeta9755  the Corded wear culture was neolithic, and the amount of pre-Indo-European ancestry varies pretty widely between different populations in Europe, not including the a few groups like the Basque. Some have as little as 10%, and others have up to 50%.
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  2691.  @zddxddyddw  what people in North America call elk are called moose in Europe.
    2
  2692. Cut housing restrictions. With these hugely restrictive building codes, only luxury developments have the profit margins
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  2693. Germany and California tried. Now the former is burning huge amounts of brown coal, the dirtiest kind of coal, and the later is having rolling blackouts.
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  2694. Seeing as he's kind of old he's got better things to do than deal with someone who's confused by simple sarcasm.
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  2695. You got something more than incredulity?
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  2696. What about the costs of storing lead and cadmium waste from renewables for the next trillion years?
    2
  2697. You dislike him because you’re an NPC who’s been told what to think.
    2
  2698. A combination of simple audacity and keeping his mouth shut let him stay at large.
    2
  2699. At the time it was called a turbo-super charger. He got kinda confused because of the difference in nomenclature
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  2700. Is it going to be like the WW2 or the Sequel trilogy?
    2
  2701. The US was much more regional until the post WW2 highway building and tv.
    2
  2702. This is a HEMA even with more emphasis on the fighting forms and weapons and none on reenactment.
    2
  2703. And the then comes night with massive blackouts and winter when no one has electricity.
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  2704. The US has never completely stopped immigration. We’ve severely restricted it at time.
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  2705. The republicans control the media? Are you nuts? The media has been constantly attacking the president and making up endless bs to do it.
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  2706. Zoning is important, but we could move to a system more like Japan.
    2
  2707. People have moved back to the exclusion zone. In fact, some people never left, and they’re living longer than the people who left.
    2
  2708. Fossil fuel companies have been running a a decades long smear campaign against nuclear power using environmentalists.
    2
  2709. It’s a shame they banned nuclear power.
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  2710. City lights ruined the night sky a long time ago.
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  2711. And who attacked him 50% are alive. 25% of whom have now become lefties.
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  2712. There’s no Brexit but no-deal Brexit. The British want independence, and the EU will only accept subservience.
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  2713. The US economy was the largest in the world long before the US become the global hegemon. Also, the US oil industry will easily survive this market. The only part that was really hit was the extraction, and that area is particularly easy to restart in the US.
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  2714. Sure, lots of people have talked about 48v systems for decades, but it was Tesla who actually built a vehicle with one. Fully automated factories are stupid and inefficient. Tesla tried over automating with the Model 3, and had to rip a lot of it out. As for actually useful, Tesla are building humanoid robots.
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  2715. You know you’re mostly of European ancestry too, right?
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  2716. Dude violated Kyle’s 5th amendment rights.
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  2717. And cut themselves off from the resources they need
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  2718. Yet, nuclear produces fewer emissions than solar or wind.
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  2719. Brett Palmer, after they showed no interest in asylum in Mexico.
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  2720. skyblaze eterno, it’s been widely reported on.
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  2721. Uncle Ubi, Mexico is bad, but it’s a hell of a lot better than Handuras.
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  2722. Uncle Ubi, Mexico’s economy is a lot better and the violence, while very high in parts of Mexico, is a lot less than Honduras.
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  2723.  @MyTashbash  I’m sure everyone is talking about the original Mighty Morphing series. Also, we did talk about the White ranger. I prefer the Green ranger.
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  2724.  @ihatethewokecommies1321  for the time being, we have a stable population. However, if we can’t get the birth rate up in the next decade we’re going to have a problem.
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  2725. You’re comparing the most basic F-150 with the highest spec model of the Cybertruck. The cyberbeast model has better specs than an F-150 Raptor and costs $30k less.
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  2726. Yes, Mars gets a lot less sunlight, but it’s because Mars is further out from the sun. The inverse square law says that for every unit further away from an object another object is the weak the gravity, light, etc is by the inverse of the square, so if something is three times further away it has 1/9 of the light reaching it.
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  2727. These people are stupid and got fooled by a 4chan prank.
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  2728.  @mischevious  that first sentence is a great argument against solar and wind. The rest is just lies. My favorite is claiming storms are going to shut down nuclear plants when they the only power source that has consistently worked through hurricanes. Wind turbines have to shut down and often break. Solar panels get smashed.
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  2729. Geography and culture are important.
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  2730. Obsidianstatue, war is politics with guns, trying to separate the two is futile. I never said manned aircraft were more expendable. I’m arguing that you can’t replace manned aircraft with drones, at least in some key areas.
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  2731. I never like my own comments. I find it kind of tacky, but the fact you feel so insecure in your position that you have to accuse me of doing it is rather telling.
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  2732. That’s just another layer of bureaucratic mess that would only slow Tesla down.
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  2733. The US is in the process of designing a new tank
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  2734. You can’t separate group and individual outcomes because groups are made of individuals, so equality of outcome for a group has to involve equality of outcomes for individuals.
    2
  2735. I agree that you can’t evaluate discrimination against a group based on the outcomes of individuals, but you can’t evaluate discrimination on the outcome of a group because the outcome of a group is just an aggregation of individuals. To prove discrimination, you need to prove some kind of unjustified mistreatment.
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  2736. Then have a civil war break out almost instantly.
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  2737. Hydrogen is a real pain in the ass to store with few to any benefits.
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  2738. Biden is tyrant, plain and simple.
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  2739. If the try that, their economy implodes.
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  2740. Not really, there are 35 million of us who had ancestors on the Mayflower. That’s 10% of the US, and jumps when you remove people who’s families have only been here for a generation or two.
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  2741.  @ellenorbovay5226  don’t listen to Kent; he loves to lie and omit important facts.
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  2742. North Korea doesn't have enough weapons to end the world or even the US, and probably not even LA, and I going to give Kim enough credit that he would understand that firing on the US would cause exactly what he doesn't want: the US declaring war and removing his regime.
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  2743. Jemolk, North Korea is acting as tough as possible because they are scared to hell of the US, and they aren't stupid enough to actually start a fight with the US.
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  2744. Take your pinko be elsewhere
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  2745.  @Winged-h7y  they believe in basic freedoms
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  2746. Says the tyrant as he cuts out the tung of everyone.
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  2747.  @nw932  only people who don’t know the hispanic community say that. The hispanic community is deeply religious and socially conservative.
    2
  2748.  @nw932  hispanic people are white for the most part. More importantly, they tend to vote democratic based on immigration policy and promises of better living standards. However, with illegal immigration coming from countries besides Mexico and a strong economy, the hispanic community is starting to lean more towards Trump style republicans.
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  2749. Watch Redline. It’s the adult wacky Racers in space the anime.
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  2750.  @jamiemcaloon5548  that and being able to launch long range cruise missiles.
    2
  2751.  @jamiemcaloon5548  no, these are going to be attack subs, not boomers
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  2752. No one died from fallout. Stop lying.
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  2753. Anton, it’s not a myth. We just need the right type of reactors.
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  2754. Russia would probably be more like Spain in WW2 for the anti-Chinese alliance
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  2755.  @Newbmann  I can see that. Russia and Turkey have come close to fighting in Syria.
    2
  2756. In Japan fixtures are already made like that. All you do is screw them in.
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  2757. It’s also smaller than degrees, so you don’t have start going int arch minutes.
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  2758. No, that’s not NASA’s job. Their job is to develop air/space craft, develop related technology, and explore space. Attacking/defending satellites and the like is all military.
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  2759. It was a good gun. It was just a little under powered against heavy tanks, but against much more medium tanks and structures it’s a fine gun.
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  2760. Dawson Toulouse, tank destroys were part of the artillery branch, and they were commonly used in a direct line of fire artillery piece against infantry and structures. You’re probably thinking of the indirect fire role.
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  2761. The US has been down right gentle as the global hegemon.
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  2762. The idea that we could just replace coal with solar and wind using enough batteries is just not true. Other than that, very informative video.
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  2763. If you’re out in the heat and you drink a lot of cold water, you can give yourself shock. I’ve done it to myself a fee times.
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  2764. Roger Foote, 36 c and or so.
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  2765. People are stupid and can’t separate the military from the party in control of the government. It also doesn’t help when at the top they blend together.
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  2766. The president isn’t supposed to be the child sniffer in chief.
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  2767. A rotten potato
    2
  2768. So what? He has to provide some evidence of the president having done something impeachable.
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  2769. Bobby Harper, crew dragon is on its way to Florida for the last stage of testing, and by the end of the year SpaceX should be sending people to the ISS.
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  2770. Problem is fewer farmers means less food
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  2771. Robert J, no, we don’t. It’s just no a problem.
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  2772. brien steve, come back when you have something besides blurting out random facts. Pi is 3.15…
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  2773. A Knight Betrayed, you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about.
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  2774.  @Grak70  your rambling seems more political than having anything to do with my comment
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  2775.  @Grak70  you’re the one acting insulted. I never said people from the city knew nothing about machines. I said people from farms in the US had to be as much a mechanic as farmer, while in cities, people can go to a mechanic.
    2
  2776.  @Grak70  the population of the US was 50/50 urban-rural at the time, so no, there weren’t more mechanics from cities. Mechanics in cities were just doing that all the time, rather than farmers who were doing it some of the time. Also, if you know how to repair and maintain a gas engine, you know how to maintain and repair a gas engine (there are a few very rare exceptions to that, but they’re outside the scope of the time and place we’re talking about). You’re assuming that farm boys weren’t taught anything from their fathers and that experience means nothing
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  2777.  @Grak70  nope, a jack of all trades is master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one because as Patton said, “a good plan, violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan next week.
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  2778.  @Grak70  I wasn’t arguing anything. I was simply pointing out that Americans from rural areas have a greater knowledge of machines than Dracs and now you are giving. The American farm industry was by far the most mechanized in the world at that time, and it still is one of the leaders. I have no problem with formal education per se, but you clearly have problems with autodidactism.
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  2779.  @Grak70  no, you’re just talking about things you don’t know anything about.
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  2780.  @cannonfodder6299  58% of farms had a car, and even more had tractors in 1930. American farmers have had a lot of land to deal with and the money to buy equipment for farming it for a long time.
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  2781.  @senatorarmstrong2100  how is it Elon’s fault people blindly jumped on Dogecoin because they heard Tesla was going to start taking it?
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  2782. That show is more fiction than fact.
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  2783.  @fernandolopez4895  no, literally everything you said is wrong. The Chernobyl meltdown only vaguely happened like the show, and the exclusion zone actually has more wild life now than it did. Fukushima isn’t leaking, and what was released is gone now except for immediately around the plant. You clearly don’t understand how reactors work, because they can’t explode, or that containment buildings are a thing.
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  2784.  @wisetekniquez5812  the rioters were idiots shooting in the air, while dangerous, is unlikely to hit a person, and the only person attacked by rioters in the group Rittenhouse was with was Rittenhouse
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  2785. rurrutu M, stealing tech is only useful for the incompetent or those looking for weaknesses in equipment potential enemies may use. Not being able to produce your own equipment is a major liability.
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  2786. fl00fydragon, you political knowledge is pretty good, but you’re economics need some help. I’m all for government funded research, but putting all your resources into one institution is just going to stifle research. That institut is going pick one or maybe a few methods to develop. However, we seldom know that way is going to work, so we have to try many different ways. Capitalism is really good at doing that.
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  2787. fl00fydragon, unless you’re a hunter gatherer, you share at least part of the blame, and going after a fee people for a problem created by the whole system isn’t going to actually solve the problem. Also, you’re wrong blaming capitalism. Numerous countries are still dealing with the nightmare environmental disasters left behind by the Soviets, and don’t get me started on China.
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  2788. Paul Berevoscu, screaming doesn’t make you more right, not that you’ve made any arguments to be right with.
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  2789. Jeff Linsid, the USSR was communism in the real world, not the fantasy of idiots. That’s a completely baseless assertion about capitalism. However, if it’s true, every system go through cycles, and capitalism has shown that if it gets out of control, it can be taimed again.
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  2790. Fission is more than capable of providing the energy needed
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  2791.  @Greguk444  70+% of renewable electricity is generated by the natural gas back ups, so in reality it’s like 10%
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  2792. This is just an uninformed take. Those old lightbulbs were put off 1/10-20 the light of modern ones, and they costed a lot more relative because of the thicker wire used.
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  2793. NASA as a whole is a major technology developer. The problem is the manned space program.
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  2794. No it hasn’t. 1,600 people died because of the completely unnecessary evacuation of Fukushima. That’s 1,600 people who died because of the fear of radiation. Also, Fukushima happened because of a record large earthquake. Sure the engineers should have thought about if things went more wrong than they could predict, but planning for everything failing is not the norm.
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  2795.  @EnvyTheRealest  as is, Tesla’s FSD beta is safer than most human drivers.
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  2796. My Great-grandma has had one built in her since the 80s. Although, I don’t know how much actual use it got.
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  2797. Minus letter count, so does English: chase
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  2798. Self defense isn’t murder.
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  2799.  @SashedPotato  ypu could have just looked it up, but I’ll be nice: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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  2800.  @afterglowproductions8547  nobody used them in that time and place
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  2801. The sky is falling; the sky is falling!
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  2802. Rittenhouse was protecting his life from violent criminals. The US values life so much we believe people have the right to protect theirs.
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  2803. No, you don’t lose the right to defend yourself just by crossing state lines
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  2804. No, it’s the place holder name for predicted but yet undiscovered elements.
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  2805. The term is jerry-rigged. Also, if they’re such bad designs, why do we keep winning?
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  2806.  @cessnacitation-x  which is short for association football
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  2807. Plenty of civilizations have been built around extended families and clans. Rome and Japan are two notable examples.
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  2808.  @TheBooban  that makes no sense.
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  2809. They don’t mind being part of a unified German state, but they haven’t bought into the state ideology.
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  2810. There’s not enough area to collect energy to power the city if you just use rooftops.
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  2811.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  you’re thinking of places like Groomlake or Diego Garcia. I’m talking about places the with maybe a platoon and probably don’t have names.
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  2812. Western forces would often surrender when their positions were untenable expecting reasonable treatment from the Japanese. The Chinese knew what they were getting for surrender, so they fought longer. Of course, you’re going to send the next larger unit against an enemy who have shown a disturbingly high tendency of fighting to the last man.
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  2813. No, we need nuclear power because it’s the safest and cleanest power source we have, and most importantly, it works.
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  2814.  @aaronlandry3934  the environmental movement, which is one of the major factions in the DP, is anti-human, and nuclear would advance human prosperity. Also, there’s nothing wrong with uranium as a fuel. In fact, it’s an important part the thorium fuel cycle.
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  2815. I think you mean British invasion band.
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  2816.  @D4n1t0o  Josh and John are pale. Are you sure you don’t mean suave?
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  2817. Brian O’Kongkohr, NASA ISN’T a military organization nor is it under founded.
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  2818.  @ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim  The online etymology dictionary says the root pud means to swallow or expand.
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  2819. 1) Fucking an underage girl with or without coercion/force is a crime, not being law abiding. Rape is crime. 2) Being raped is not part of doing the time. 3) Trolls need to shut up.
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  2820. I kind of like this. Talking about how we relate to the people and things around us. We don't offten think about how we relate to things.
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  2821. @ToiToiToiHerrKaleun How about world war 1? The Ottoman Empire was one of the central powers along with Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. "What about the Ottoman Empire militarily expanding into Europe, occupying parts of Europe for centuries?" What european nations haven't done the same thing for even longer? It's not that they hated europe it's just that the only way to grow your empire is take over other lands.
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  2822. Thank god for that.
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  2823. No, the Democrats are the ones with too much power. They control two of the branches and are trying to leverage that position to take control of the third when at best the represent 1/2 the country.
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  2824. Detroit has a lot of similar problems and I don't remember it being a Republican stronghold.
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  2825. Only idiots thought Russia was a superpower, but everyone has been shocked how poorly they’ve been performing in Ukraine.
    2
  2826. It’s 2,000 times safer than coal.
    2
  2827. She may have good points about other things, but she’s delusional if she thinks coal is clean. It’s by far the dirtiest fuel we have. She is half right about replacing fossil fuels. If we try replacing them with anything besides nuclear, a lot people will die.
    2
  2828. Courage Karnga, it’s what you said in different words.
    2
  2829. You and Blair are both idiots. I can name off atrocity after atrocity much worse done throughout history far worse than anything the US has done.
    2
  2830. Y’all should put up a statue of Gorge Washington.
    2
  2831. Yes, pistachios
    2
  2832. Did you miss the whole colonial era of Canadian history?
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  2833. This is better than most analyses, but there ar major problems. Wind and solar are far more expensive in practice. Germany and California have both seen massive increases in electricity prices. There are several things the levelized life time cost doesn’t account for. It doesn’t factor in a the cost of batteries and/or natural gas backup. Also, wind and solar last 1/3, at best, the time as a reactor before needing replaced, so if they cost 1/3 as much over their life time but need replaced 3 times as often, you don’t really save any money. The we’re running out of uranium argument always ignores any form of adaptation to the fuel cycle. They never consider that the current reactors only have a 5% burn rate. That leaves a lot of un used fuel that can be reprocessed and used again, and then fast reactors can burn the spent fuel straight from PWRs. There are also reactors that can use upwards of 90% of the fuel to begin with. Then there’s seawater extraction rather. The oceans hold more uranium than has ever been mined. Finally, we have alternative fuels to uranium. While the benefits of thorium have been exaggerated, it’s widely available and several times more common than all isotopes of uranium. As for construction costs, you’re not wrong, but you make extreme outliers seem like they’re normal.
    2
  2834. The Bismarck was big, but that’s about all it had going for it.
    2
  2835. Willie Wonka has great special effects. When you understand how they had to do the effects, it adds more depth to it. Also, the fat kid isn’t just fat. He’s a gluten, and that’s why he had that happen to him. All the kids have some major moral failure, and only Charlie was able to overcome his.
    2
  2836. It’s not, but It’s probably the single biggest reason
    2
  2837. The batteries are sealed. At most you’ll need a skid plate to protect the batter pack from rocks, but off road vehicles already have those.
    2
  2838. The argument that professional critics have higher standards, is complete bunk. Critics have repeatedly given glowing reviews of bad movies that aline with their political views.
    2
  2839. It takes hypersonic flat and level flight. Also, the demand for space access is being met by rockets, so there’s just not a reason to put the money into R&D.
    2
  2840. Yeah, because solar and wind don’t require mining for materials, transportation, lubricant, etc.
    2
  2841. You’re family are damn lucky
    2
  2842. California has 1 minute of battery storage. Also, serial production can drop the cost of reactors by 60%.
    2
  2843. I like cookies, because it doesn’t work anymore. The US was happy to pay other countries to keep the Soviets in Eastern Europe. We aren’t so happy to keep paying for something that doesn’t do anything for us anymore.
    2
  2844. I like cookies, we aren’t paying that directly. We’re paying with easy access to our markets, which isn’t reciprocated, and military funding for NATO.
    2
  2845. Tesla is run like Ford was under Henry Ford. There the famous line about the paint colors on Model T, “he can have it in any color as long as it’s in black” Tesla aren’t even giving you an option for paint, let alone color, on the Cybertruck.
    2
  2846. It’s going to look like the Knob Creek gun show.
    2
  2847. Driving the stock price up or down isn’t the problem. The problem is the possible personal benefit from it.
    2
  2848. If collective ownership was more efficient, the every communist country should be/have been rich.
    2
  2849. I love history, and the 20th century is filled with the corpses created Marx’s thinking. I, also, enjoy how you think irrelevant information proves your point. You do understand there are privately owned rail/bus lines, and in the not distant future we might be able to build fleets of self driving cars that are publicly owned and shared.
    2
  2850.  @frankrenda2519  you still haven’t said anything about the Mexican-American war, but more importantly, people turning against their governments en mass would help the US.
    2
  2851. The only countries with 100% renewables are small and heavily dependent on hydroelectric power.
    2
  2852. Aaron Lowe, and how long and how much money is that going to take?
    2
  2853. 30X isn’t 30 times. It’s 3-0-X; x as in blank because they’re not sharing what 300 series of steel they’re using.
    2
  2854. Or we can bypass all of these problems with nuclear.
    2
  2855. Being able to get a crew and hull back fighting by replacing a turret sounds great to a military, particularly one without the vast resources of the USA.
    2
  2856. Most languages have useful words that don’t show up in other languages. English just likes stealing them.
    2
  2857. Fusion has gotten billions of dollars in R&D for decades.
    2
  2858. Doesn't make them wrong about this.
    2
  2859. Reactors are not bombs, nor are they anything alike.
    2
  2860. Hunting down the last Japanese carriers was the right choice. They were the only thing that posed a threat to the US fleet.
    2
  2861. The greats of all kinds
    2
  2862. Obviously, he loaded the gun. A gun doesn’t serve much use without bullets. Simply holding a gun isn’t brandishing just because you’re little baby scared of the big bad rifle. Also, it’s rather remarkable you know exactly what he was thinking without ever talking to him. Are you some kind of physic?
    2
  2863.  @andrewsmith7115  oh my god. He had a weapon to defend himself in a possibly dangerous situation. It would have also been easily avoided if the three idiots hadn’t decided to attack Rittenhouse. You’re removing all responsibility from the people who initiated the violence. Carrying a gun in a ready position isn’t brandishing. What insane state considers brandishing to be anything besides having a gun over you shoulder when carrying it? Most rifles don’t even have shoulder slings. Also, he didn’t point it at anyone until after they had begun attacking him.
    2
  2864. 1) people’s private information 2) national secrets.
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  2865. The passive safety of gen. 4 reactors removes large scale human human error. In the future, the worst that’s going to happen is accidentally dropping a reactor can on someone. Yes, nuclear produces more energy, which is exactly what makes it safer. There are fewer opportunities for errors in dangerous situations because nuclear has fewer.
    2
  2866. We take the current spent fuel, which is over 90% unused fuel, and burn it new gen. 4 reactors, which will produce a tiny fraction of the waste that’s already tiny compared with every other energy source.
    2
  2867. The laster question actually proves Taiwan can win if they make the cost more than China can afford.
    2
  2868. If we’re building reactors like that, renewables would only have marginal place in our system.
    2
  2869.  @bike-cave-man2527  there aren’t enough batteries in the world to do that, and solar kills 6 times as many people per unit of energy produced.
    2
  2870.  @bike-cave-man2527  how about you provide evidence of your claim that there’s enough battery material and manufacturing capacity to do what you’re planning. After all, you’re the one making the positive claim, which means you’re the one responsible for providing the evidence.
    2
  2871. Those are US bases in Japan, so Japan is neutral.
    2
  2872. China is the one who has been biting the hand that feeds them for decades.
    2
  2873. That’s a joke, right? Even Ford knows how far behind they and everyone else are Tesla
    2
  2874. When progressives get voted in
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  2875. Tell us you’re in an eco-chamber without saying it. Also, if you’re looking at lists to get your information, you’re not getting any.
    2
  2876. The Pacific was a naval war of attrition, and the sooner the fleet battle happened the sooner the US won. Also, that’s back when the military selected for aggression in officers.
    2
  2877. History has proven the exact opposite. Communism has created and worsened (in length and severity) disasters.
    2
  2878. Damian Joseph, tear gas is banned in war because it’s used to incapacitate the other side. There were some really nasty hostage situations in Russia years ago that clear show why. Also, the overwhelming majority of the people charging the boarder were men, and the children were being used as human shields.
    2
  2879. You’re partly confusing nuclear power with weapons production. Civilian NPPs don’t produce liquid waste. There’s only a tiny amount of spent fuel rods, and they can be recycled for use in current reactors or burnt straight in fast reactors
    2
  2880. We’re the ones who have enforced a global peace for the last 80 years.
    2
  2881. With how Trudeau is going, Canada is going to need liberation
    2
  2882. The Soviets looked strong until right before they collapsed too.
    2
  2883. The Abrams has bad fuel economy for a tank in general because the decision was to favor performance over fuel efficiency.
    2
  2884. I’m sure there are lesbian women in Japan, but Japanese culture is a lot more traditional than the West.
    2
  2885. And every other CEO says the company is just going to keep making the same stuff with maybe small improvements.
    2
  2886. Spoken like a true idiot.
    2
  2887. No, India has neither the means not desire to try to police the global seas. They’ve got enough to secure what they need and that’s all.
    2
  2888. Here’s a brilliant idea, we just build nuclear instead. If we’re going to engineer of tax system, we need to fallow principles of engineering. The first rule of engineering is Keep It Simple Stupid. This tax system is anything but simple
    2
  2889. China has blown through trillions in USD to keep their currency stable.
    2
  2890. This whole thread is painful to read. No one here seems to have any idea what they’re actually talking about.
    2
  2891. The only reason we don’t have a place to put the spent fuel is the people who irrationally hate nuclear to the point they don’t even want to have a place to store spent fuel.
    2
  2892. Your car just senses an obstacle and stops. Teslas see objects, label them, predict what they’re doing, and plans how move without hitting them. Properly labeling everything that is on a road is huge task that machines are bad at.
    2
  2893. That’s like saying people should stay in Hong Kong as the CCP takes over.
    2
  2894. My mother is former full time teacher and now substitute teacher for Brevard, and she’s told me repeatedly that many of students won’t wear a mask or wear it incorrectly. Even if masks work, students aren’t using them properly negating their effectiveness.
    2
  2895.  @0MVR_0  that’s a somewhat derogatory way of putting it.
    2
  2896. The base Cyber truck model is 39k. Although, they’re not to start with tjose because of the popularity of the higher end models
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  2897. StrikeWing, you’re a moron. He’s not saying women are bad and men are good. Only an idiot or child would be so reductionist about what he’s said on the metaphorical representation of the masculine and feminine.
    2
  2898. The US took the Northern half of Mexico and was contemplating if the US should just take it all.
    2
  2899. SpaceX getting to Mars before NASA is completely realistic because of the total mismanagement of the human space flight program. Also, everyone knows Elon under estimates how long things will take, but SpaceX is always moving faster than all thier competition.
    2
  2900. The Soviets had a terrible first year in WW2 too.
    2
  2901. Look at who’s running the city
    2
  2902. Russia is massive, and they don’t have the means to transport oil from the west, east to China. Also, manufacturers have been moving away from China. Many have moved back to the US with heavily automated factories or South East Asia with cheap labor
    2
  2903.  @poempadgett4664  yeah, the machine learning driving this new wave of automation is remarkable, but it’s a little scary how good its getting. I know who Winston and C-milk are.
    2
  2904. That’s being generous to wind. Nuclear plants can run for 80 years and wind turbines last 20 years.
    2
  2905. 1) SMRs are miniaturized versions of already existing technologies. 2) comparing the costs of prototypes in hostile regulatory environment to the production models in terms of costs is just stupid. 3) batteries have to make several material science breakthroughs; SMRs only need good engineering and a regulatory system that isn’t actively hostile to everything nuclear
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  2906.  @cmdrpickles  Imagine being being yeeted by the yeet. Also, yolo is the exact attitude of Lt. Cmdr. Ernest E. Evans of the USS Johnston, so it would be a rather fitting name for a destroyer.
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  2907. Numbers without context mean nothing. How many ground attack missions did the P-47 fly compared Typhoons? There were 5x more P-47s built, so if we assume an equal number of missions flown per number of planes built, the P-47 lost fewer planes per mission
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  2908.  @jacktattis  the sources I found day there weren’t 3330 Typhoons built. Also, unless you’re saying all P-47 shot down doing ground attack missions were in Europe, you haven’t addressed my point.
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  2909. It means we should double down on principles like freedom of speech.
    2
  2910. You don’t get Churchills or Roosevelts without a Hitler
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  2911. Under the bill before you means as part or whole of the proposed law in front of you.
    2
  2912. That’s why we need nuclear
    2
  2913. A fascist government forces itself on all members of society, so that they will serve its needs. Heinlein is talking about the selflessness necessary for statesmen to properly run a government.
    2
  2914. Matthew Enriquez, makes up BS about gmo food, nuclear power, and vaccines causing autism. All in all it’s an even split between the two sides for anti-science BS.
    2
  2915. China only builds two kinds of infrastructure in poor countries: 1) stuff that severs just long enough for them to extract resources or 2) stuff so expensive that the country has to give China control over land to repay the debt.
    2
  2916. Germany tried this, and they’re now de-industrializing because of it.
    2
  2917.  @umoma6526  so did Teddy, after being shot
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  2918. This is more of a Bob Stemple.
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  2919. Don’t insult Magoo. He actually bumbled into solving crime. Biden is a more pathetic Starscreen
    2
  2920. It’s not if they can grow food without fertilizer. It’s that the crop yields will be down 25-50%
    2
  2921. Everyone has some of these. It’s not even all bad if you’re high in the triad. This whole discussion is about people high in them who have done well in business
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  2922. I wonder how difficult it would be to fit tankers with CWIS systems. They’re weapons, and I’m not sure how many countries would be willing to allow them on civilian ships and in port.
    2
  2923. It reduces traffic in the city. Some cities are constantly having to expand the roads to. Less traffic also reduces smog and other air pollution. It also gets more people into the city center, so people are buying stuff and doing other things that generate economic activity, which means more money for the city.
    2
  2924. Renewables are just green washing for fossil fuels
    2
  2925. At the time it was called a turbo-super charger. The channel Greg’s Planes and Automobiles has a very in depth series on the P-47, including all of this.
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  2926. Zombie Tumors, there was that intersectional feminist who burnt down the house she was renting with her pets inside.
    2
  2927. Zombie Tumors, you seem to think crazy people can’t do things for political reasons. This particular crazy was unsatisfied by the lack of operation in her town, so she burnt down her house to give her activism meaning.
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  2928. Just like nothing happened 43 years ago I in a some square in China.
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  2929.  @hallodidldu  I guarantee that the radiation levels are lower than living at high altitudes. Also, if it’s not dangerous, what’s the issue?
    2
  2930.  @winbin6418  you’re confusing capitalism with corpitism, and more government involvement is just going to going to increase the bureaucratic mess we have now. What we need is more capitalism, not less.
    2
  2931. It’s not possible ever. The amount of resources needed exceed the known reserves of numerous resources, not rare ones but common ones like copper.
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  2932. Nicknames are put in between the first and last, like a middle name.
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  2933. No, the 8 month trajectory is the lowest energy Mohmann tranfer between Earth and Mars. The 6 month trajectory is faster without too much of an energy cost.
    2
  2934. That $4 billion is per rocket. The total cost of the program is $30 billion. The Starship PROTOTYPES have cost a few hundred million dollars so far, and it’s all SpaceX’s money, not taxpayers’.
    2
  2935. It’s not about taking things away. It’s about dropping things they see as unnecessary.
    2
  2936. I think you’re mixing the two war together. For WW2 the Germans were ahead in a few areas (some not even that far ahead), but they were far behind in other areas. Their electronics were far behind the US by the end of the war, and let’s not talk about nuclear weapons.
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  2937. Corbyn is an idiot if he thinks the government can just up and buy that many houses. The UK already has a housing shortage; adding a giant buyer sucking everything up in the low end of the market isn't going to do anyone good. The government directly providing housing may be a good idea, but trying to do it without a realistic plan is just stupid.
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  2938. It makes prefect sense to include a war that became part of an even larger war as part of the larger war. The locals to that theater having a limited perspective doesn’t change that. In the US we learn about the French and Indian War, but that’s just the North American part of the Seven Years War that was fought around the world.
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  2939. I don’t want to know what would happen to him in prison
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  2940.  @matthewgalasso1087  you eat the plastic food in the sets as kid, didn’t you?
    2
  2941. That’s never happened to a nuclear reactor either. Don’t get me wrong, there have been failures, but they’re never rendered anywhere uninhabitable.
    2
  2942. That’s just China talking big.
    2
  2943. The most costly, resource intensive, and unreliable way of doing things. Sounds exactly like the way forward.
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  2944. 1) The heavy metal waste from renewables is going to be around for trillions of years. 2) There wasn’t enough material released from Fukushima or TMI to cause any deaths, and Chernobyl is estimated to cause 2,000 early deaths. However, even that number is below a standard deviation, so we can’t even say we’re sure if people died from the radiation or not. That leaves the 50 some people who die from radiation poisoning at Chernobyl 3) Thanks for acknowledging that you’re not driven by reason but fear 4) dirty bombs are a nonissue. They’re whole point is to make radioactive less dangerous by spreading it out, and what little effect it might have will happen decades latter. Terrorists aren’t that patient
    2
  2945.  @irshviralvideo  1) learn sarcasm 2) learn some facts because CCN out right lie all the time
    2
  2946. Yeah, the imperial system is based around fractions.
    2
  2947. No, a few nuts did something stupid, and because the bugs have no conceptualization of individuality, they treat all humans as a collective when we aren’t. If the bugs can’t understand that, we can not live peacefully in the same galaxy.
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  2948. Nuclear produces 1/10 the waste of solar, and that’s while it’s producing ten times the power. Also, I want to see someone attack a nuclear power plant. The containment buildings are fortresses that will take everything short of bunkerbustrs.
    2
  2949. Are you capable of looking at anything through a lens besides economics?
    2
  2950.  @donavonneighbors  and the defense will do the same but with a receptive jury and the law on his side.
    2
  2951.  @donavonneighbors  ok, I never said it was a perfect chance
    2
  2952. RenewAgain, Spidy has suits both made for him and by him.
    2
  2953. There’s a bit different between having to ramp up and down and having to shut off the generators. Also, it doesn’t save fuel. Fossil fuel fueled generator work best by consistently fuel. Just think about a car, nonstop highway driving giving you the best mpg, while stopping and starting in the city has the lowest mpg.
    2
  2954. Why would we waste the time and effort on batteries when we have a much more efficient solution in place?
    2
  2955. Leave it California to do things the stupid, hard way, which will probably fail.
    2
  2956. The spirit of Admiral Nimitz, a Texan, lives on.
    2
  2957. By 2050 most of China is going to be geriatrics.
    2
  2958. A great reset is already happening, but not the one the elites want.
    2
  2959. Just skip the BS and use the cleanest, safest, most reliable energy source, nuclear
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  2960. This isn’t a physics problem. This is an institution problem. That is where tfoot gets it wrong.
    2
  2961. Nowhere because greed isn’t the basis of capitalism; free association is.
    2
  2962. I hope he relishes it.
    2
  2963. When all you’ve been told is that the future is death and despair, are you going to be enthusiastic?
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  2964. 1929, the US economy collapsed. 20 years later, the US in a superpower and entering one of the longest and largest economic expansions in US history
    2
  2965. Nuclear is “green” and more than feasible
    2
  2966.  @diddyfitzgerald9354  I don’t know if you’re an entitled, socially inept idiot or a troll, but either way my purposes aren’t served talking to you any further.
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  2967.  @Jamtrenched  they wrote plenty of stuff down. They just didn’t write a lot of books. Rune stones are called that because they’re covered in writing in different forms of the Runic script. There are, also, inscriptions in every day items
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  2968. Japan washes their eggs as part of the processing and grading like the US.
    2
  2969. The total area needed for mining and everything for nuclear is smaller than solar
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  2970. Of course China won’t surrender. There won’t be a China to surrender.
    2
  2971. Well, everything is poisonous. It’s all about the dose.
    2
  2972.  @EDesigns_FL  statistics based on models with little evidence are guess work
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  2973. Yeah, they’ve basically defined “white” as Germanic descent
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  2974. They don’t. Orbital class rockets are basically ICBMs, and the US leads that field by a large margin
    2
  2975. There’s also the option of using nuclear at full all the time and when demand is low putting the energy into desalinating water or the like.
    2
  2976. You Spanish speakers always get pissy about English conventions.
    2
  2977.  @CaptainAmerica001  The first link was to the a video the same people I sent you to, and the video clearly explains that different places use the name differently, which is my point! Seriously, how stupid do you need to make my point for me?
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  2978.  @CaptainAmerica001  you just refuse to take up any information that doesn’t agree with you. As I and the video explained, the US being called America is a truncation of United States of America. The only one who’s ignorant, arrogant, and condescending is you trying to force conventions of other languages on to English because you can’t understand how English categorizes land masses and vernacular.
    2
  2979.  @CaptainAmerica001  “Languages have nothing to do with the name of the United States of AMÉRICA.” WRONG! It has everything to do with it. In some languages the Americas are two continents, and in others they’re one. In some languages, the name of the US and the continents are completely different. In English the conventions are two continents, North and South America, and a country called America. I’m not insinuating anything. If I’m going to saying it; I’m going to be blunt about it.
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  2980. The Soviets were nowhere near having nuclear weapons in WW2, and their manpower was heavily strained even in 1942/43.
    2
  2981.  @madhavas.8103  1) the Model 3 is the best selling car in Europe. 2) Tesla can’t build enough cars to keep up with their demand. 3) a more efficient manufacturing process means cars will be cheaper and easier to build.
    2
  2982. More like Florida.
    2
  2983. Micro-G isn’t that big of a problem. We’ve known how to produce artificial gravity for decades and do it with carnival rides.
    2
  2984.  @rizkyadiyanto7922  no, the Pax Americana
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  2985. This isn’t just the 10% of people who aren’t vaccinated in Canada. The mandates and lockdowns are ineffective at anything besides taking away the rights of people for the pleasure of the politicians.
    2
  2986. There have to be Russians to underestimate them
    2
  2987. You spend 80+ hours a week working at Tesla and SpaceX and then say that.
    2
  2988. The only way to get rid of that problem is to get rid of humans. Well, I guess it's time for a nuclear apocalypse.
    2
  2989. If we can just get rid of government interference, nuclear would dominate.
    2
  2990. It had a very average casualty rate
    2
  2991. Sure, you’re the lone righteous man. Maybe you should watch what he said again because the point he was making was that everyone is a monster waiting to happen, and denying that you are makes you more likely to fall prey to becoming a monster.
    2
  2992. The only thing pathological here is your hatred.
    2
  2993. JMac, yes, you’re just using incredibly inflammatory language because it’s objective.
    2
  2994. Tesla makes 60-70% of EV sells in North America.
    2
  2995. More martial arts less renaissance fair.
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  2996.  @Mallard942  you said declining population, not birth rate. Those are different things. Birth rates only dropped below replacement rates a couple years ago. A few years with low birth rates isn’t going to ruin the US. The US is the world’s largest heavy industry manufacturer, food exporter, etc.. The world uses the USD as the reserve currency is because there’s no other options. No one else has the amount of money to keep the global system working.
    2
  2997.  @humanbean1424  nope, electronics parts are made in the US, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan and then assembled in China. My major appliances were made in the US and Mexico. Sure, the cheap stuff I own was made in China, but that’s the low skilled stuff that’s easy enough to find somewhere else to make them.
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  2998. Ego and lack of foresight.
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  2999. Just one extra step: feel guilty about it.
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  3000. We can talk about it as an energy source when it works. For now it’s just a science experiment.
    2
  3001.  @notanidiotasd5134  that’s my point. With more money and time, I’m sure we can get it to work, but now isn’t the that time
    2
  3002.  @JorickBronius  when you total up the CO2 from mining, transportation, concrete, etc., nuclear releases less CO2 than even solar and wind.
    2
  3003. There’s a tiny amount of it and we can control it.
    2
  3004. Why would ally with China or Russia. Our economy is larger than Russia, and presuming that the Texas military would be a breakaway from the US military, our equipment would be better anyway. Furthermore, how would either China or Russia get equipment or anything to Texas?
    2
  3005.  @specialopsdave  the US already subsidizes flights on low traffic routes
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  3006. Republics are a form of democracy. The UK is run by parliament, so even though the monarch has a surprising amount of power, they aren’t really involved in the running of the government.
    2
  3007. Darwin didn’t do anything wrong.
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  3008. Why would he be trying to give Harris problems when she takes office in 2022?
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  3009. That is explicitly prohibited by the constitution. All debts have to be payable in federally issued currency. Before you misconstrue that, other means of payment aren’t prohibited, particularly if agreed to by contract.
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  3010. The Soviets didn’t start a war with the Brits, nor did the Brits go around killing millions.
    2
  3011. They don’t have dealerships
    2
  3012. Well, Tesla are using many of the same strategies Ford when making the Model T.
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  3013.  @burstingwizard975  true, but the Philippines was an independent country then.
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  3014.  @celdur4635  1) I didn’t say food and fertilizer from the US. I said trade under the Pax Americana. 2) you’re just wrong. No one has anywhere near the same amount of high quality farmland. Countries like China and Brazil have to use a lot more fertilizer than the US to get the same results.
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  3015. Their geography sucks.
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  3016. You’ve been hanging around too many Frogs because you’re confusing English and French conventions.
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  3017. Calling nuclear power plants the equivalent to nuclear weapons is just dishonest fear mongering. Also, all credible sources but the lifetime emissions from nuclear at less than solar or wind.
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  3018. 1) compared to the tens of billions of years half-life of waste from renewables, nuclear waste is short lived. 2) we can burn spent fuel in advanced reactors, and the isotopes from that have many different uses, like cancer treatment to RTGs for space probes.
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  3019. Yeah, without national loyalty, all soldiers are just mercenaries.
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  3020.  @Southghost5997  the main safety concern for nuclear reactors is keeping the fission reaction controlled. In metal and salt cooled reactors the coolant/fuel expands as it gets hotter, slowing the reaction. This means the reactors have to be kept in an active state, making them walk-away-safe. You can literally do nothing and they will shutoff on their own.
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  3021. Unionsocialist, communist countries never give the means of production to the works. They also take state control under repressive dictatorships. Also, the second you start thinking of group rights, the only outcome is death and oppression.
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  3022. chris n, yeah it's such trash that under it we're freer and more prosperous than any time in human history. Capitalism isn't perfect and occasionally needs some controls placed on it, but it's far better than any else.
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  3023. That’s only if the bolt is traveling in the same direction.
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  3024. Taiwan disagrees, and consent of the governed is what matters.
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  3025.  @jackchou9033  how many decades has he been dead now? Even KMT are the minority party in Taiwan.
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  3026. “High level waste” is mostly, 90+%, unused uranium, and generation 4 reactors can burn it. As for area taken up by exclusion zones, it’s tiny compared to the area of land fossil fuels and renewables have made uninhabitable —the laterfrom mining, rare earth elements particularly, and those gen. 4 reactors can’t have the same kind of failures because they work differently.
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  3027. And then they're going to set their sights on you. Maybe not right away, but they will come for you.
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  3028.  @bjorntorlarsson  the point of a retreat is to not be there when the other guys show up. A lot of the time, people are planning on coming back after they regroup or are reinforced, so they want the critical infrastructure to still be intact.
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  3029.  @Slender_Man_186  those numbers aren’t from the Soviets. That’s just some math. Regardless of the model you use, the amount of radiation people were exposed to would cause an increase in early deaths from cancer at a rate below the natural deviation you see in populations that size.
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  3030. Flails are still very novel. Todd from Toddsworkshop brought a couple as surprise for testing. This isn’t the place for a trebuchet. HEMA attracts history enthusiasts, but I doubt they would know enough to give you the in depth feed back you’re looking for.
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  3031.  @iumasz6088  human’s are the most dangerous animals ever, but we’re talking about other animals
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  3032. The US’s most terrifying weapon is luck.
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  3033. The idea of a circular economy, were waste is made into something useful, isn’t a bad thing. I don’t know who would have a problem with technology like plasma gasification, which turns garbage into electricity and hydrogen/CO, which have numerous industrial uses. The problem is when the WEF and their acolytes seek to impose the most dehumanizing form of it from the top down, while using propaganda to make stupid people think it’s their own idea.
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  3034. ThisGuy, no, we’re already starting to see the pendulum swing back the other way. You can shame the son for the father’s actions, but the grand isn’t going to be shamed for his grandfather.
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  3035. An EMF can disrupt signals without destroying electronics, and that’s before we start talking about hardening the electrics. The mind switch works by linking both of them to Pandora’s neuralnet, which then formats the Avatar’s brain with his neural patterns. I know it’s supposed to be his soul moving from one body to the other, but that’s the best scientific answer.
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  3036. They do. There’s a combination of the directors not listening and the needs of filming. A lot of times you just have to deal with what the prop house has or some historically accurate weapons don’t show up well on film.
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  3037. That’s tot nothing to do with what I wrote.
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  3038. It wasn’t. Agricultural products aren’t all that profitable.
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  3039. The VP is elected.
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  3040.  @fritoboat13  California does grow 80% of the world’s almonds. California does grow a lot of food, but far from endangering the US food supply if it left.
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  3041. Trenton Pottruff, Mars is a lot easier in important ways. There are important resources on Mars that the moon doesn’t have, like an atmosphere. On Mars you can convert the CO2 into fuel and make oxygen from the CO2 as well.
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  3042. No, we don’t. We need a clean power source that is capable of out competing the dirty ones without having to tax them, and we have one, nuclear.
    2
  3043. The government which governs best is the one which governs the least
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  3044. Calling the lemmings victims would prejudice the jury against the defendant
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  3045. What are you talking about? The Mars Science Lab measured the radiation level to be well with in safe and would raise cancer risk by only 5%. To give you some prospective: eating bacon regularly raises a persons change of getting cancer by 5-6%. Cosmic radiation: as safe as bacon.
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  3046. I have to disagree. It doesn’t have any manners.
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  3047. What part of Asia? We’ve had troops in Asia for nearly two decades.
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  3048. You barrow all you jokes from Vice videos?
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  3049.  @turkeysammich1059  the only thing I’m worried about here is your brain
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  3050. If we’re stupid, what does that make everyone else?
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  3051. As someone who is legitimately heavy built, that’s always annoyed me. Even though I’ve been over weight for years, when I was actually in shape, I was clearly not fat.
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  3052. Or maybe a person can have a nuanced perspective on things. It’s most people are sympathetic to people missing limbs, but we wouldn’t want them in the military.
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  3053. See you acting like Republicans are evil and just want to burn fossil fuels. They don’t. They want cheap, reliable, and preferably domestically produced energy. They’re also happy to buy a high quality product.
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  3054. Tesla is actually under valued where you factor in all the things they’re involved in
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  3055. Skip the planes. Go for the ships.
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  3056. China’s only carriers are an old Soviet carrier and a copy of that one, and the new one they’re building is inferior to the Nimitz and Ford classes.
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  3057. If what you say is true, who ever gave you a degree needs to revoke it.
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  3058. The CO2 emissions from rocket launches is insignificant.
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  3059. @Joseph China hasn’t escaped the middle income trap.  Getting people to have few children is easy, but getting people to have more is hard. Moreover, even if they started having more children right now, it will take two decades before those children are old enough to start filling out China’s work force and start consuming goods en mass.
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  3060.  @darthutah6649  the Chinese economy has been slowing for years, and the government has been doping their economy with endless debt
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  3061. they are but its from 5 and 1/2 to 5
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  3062. More like a couple hundred years.
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  3063. Fv, Syria is what most of what civilization has been like. Syria is only an outlier today because we live in the most peaceful time in human existence so far.
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  3064. Are you saying Republicans are dogs?
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  3065. He’s Irish.
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  3066. Now days it’s nothing compared to then.
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  3067. NTH THN, both German and Japanese are agglutinative languages. Although, Japanese is more so because it doesn’t just form compound words.
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  3068. oscar rosales, different spellings.
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  3069. You think the killing fields in Cambodia, purges, gulags, etc were just unplanned side effects?
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  3070.  @robertwright4906  Trump was always hated by the establishment Republicans, and he’s still massively popular among the populist wing. DeSantis, while I say this as a Floridian who is very happy with his governorship, he’s not well know out side of the state and political circles.
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  3071.  @ancientmaverick13  that’s a problem with communism, not mathematics in farming. If anything it’s communism not fallowing the math that partly lead to famine in the USSR with Lysenkoism.
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  3072. I also know who’s going to end it.
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  3073. Tanks are only useful in reasonably flat and open land. On the small islands the USMC are revamping for, tanks aren’t all that useful.
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  3074. “If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so,” that is Mueller admitting he has no evidence. The the cries for impeachment are just a bunch of whiny brats who didn’t get what they want, so they’re going to try and come up with any excuse to try and get what their way.
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  3075. D you have any idea how hard it is to build a vacuum chamber? Also, the lead and other heavy metals are going to last billions if not trillions of years. Lead might even last until the end of time
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  3076. Nuclear blows everything else out of the water in all of those too.
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  3077. The British, and that lasted up until WW2.
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  3078. Turbines just catch fire and explode while not working most of the time.
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  3079. We have reactor designs that can burn our current stockpile of spent fuel
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  3080. There are several of alternatives, molten salt reactors and integral fast reactors. The US government cancelled R&D for them back in the 70s, but molten salt reactors have been getting a lot of attention for the last decade or so.
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  3081. It has an independent government, a military, relations with other countries etc.. The only thing that they don’t have is recognition.
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  3082. Side with? They are the bad guys.
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  3083.  @SamSeama  Elon is heavily involved in the engineering. He’s even worked on the line at Tesla trying to figure out how to optimize production. Do you pay attention to what you say? First you argue that he just throws money to make old ideas happen. Then you say he sells a fantasy with the implication that it won’t come true. Which is it?
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  3084.  @SamSeama  last time I checked, launching rockets and building over half a million cars wasn’t a fantasy. You clearly have no idea how Tesla or SpaceX work and keep arguing from how you imagine they work. Elon was wasting just wondering around the factory with a gaggle of people around him. He was on the line figuring out how to optimize things. He’s even got a little anecdote the time an effort he wasted trying to optimize something he figured out they could just get rid of. It’s a good lesson in engineering about communication between teams and not optimizing things that don’t need to be there. Elon is objectively a terrible salesman. He’s a painfully awkward person. People fallow him because leads from the front. That means getting involved in the
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  3085. The Nazis used a German victim narrative to demonize Jews. All you have to do is go and replace an intersectional article or whatever and replace women, poc, etc., with German and white, male etc., with Jew, and it’s going to sound exactly like a quote from Mine Kampf.
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  3086. Authoritarian. Authoritative means with expert knowledge.
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  3087. They still have plenty of hours under the hood.
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  3088. There are more privately owned tanks in Texas than many nations have.
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  3089.  @povang  most of China’s industry is light industry, like molded plastic and assembling phones. Most US industry is heavy industry, like building aircraft. The difference is apparent when China can’t build a high performance jet engine for their fighters, while the US is selling the most advanced fighter in the world to allies.
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  3090.  @theresafisher8781  you should really improve your reading comprehension. I was agreeing with you after learning where you were talking about.
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  3091.  @garyhumble7161  SEC has already said he can only buy 14.9%; however, that’s a lot of power
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  3092. Lebensraum, is the German word for living room (as in space), and needing more was one of the justifications for WW2 by the Nazis.
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  3093. Internalized racism or political black face accusations.
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  3094. The Johnston was a destroy.
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  3095.  @toomanyaccounts  those are limited solutions to self driving. They’re not comparable to Tesla’s general solution, and SFD beta is already at level three.
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  3096. Most of your points were refuted to one degree or another in the video. Yes, companies pay people in poor countries a much lower wage than they would pay here, but the those jobs are much better paying than other jobs in the area. Another one is the woman being paid less. Women aren’t paid less per hours worked when comparing people in the same job. They just work fewer hours.
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  3097.  @jamesrowlands8971  depending so heavily on resource extraction is is the sign of Russia’s backwards slide. You’re right, being a major producer of oil and exporter of food has left them stranded but alive indefinitely.
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  3098.  @donaldv13  all humans are born with natural rights, and it’s only by force others take them from us.
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  3099. People trying to murder Rittenhouse are innocent protesters?
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  3100. Threatening to mutilate a guy because he’s being slimy runs contrary to the values of justice which super heroes are supposed to represent. Film makers not understand that is rather disturbing.
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  3101. The UK dialect pronounces aluminum that way. They even spell it differently.
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  3102. Said every communists shortly before killing millions of people.
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  3103.  @str.77  a number of newspapers and news networks like CNN; basically anyplace run by leftists.
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  3104. The PLAN has a limited range and be very busy fighting the USN.
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  3105.  @willb5278  glad to have cleared that up for you. The video wasn’t clear, and if you don’t know the subject well, the video wasn’t helpful.
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  3106. As history is, the Soviets only built a few thousand more T-34 than the US did Shermans. If Operation Unthinkable had happened, the US would have cut off steel shipments to the Soviets for obvious reasons, while the US would have kept building Shermans like mad. The US would also stop sending stuff like fuel and radios needed for the tanks.
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  3107. China made the classic mistake: never get into money/innvention contest with the US.
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  3108.  @Yaboibarel  yes, we have been able to smash atoms together for decades. We are a long way from getting more energy than we put in, and even further away from being commercially viable.
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  3109. You’re confusing Elon for Biden.
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  3110. Humans have a number of similar adaptations. We have large elastic tendons in our legs that give us a 70% energy return. It’s not the 90% kangaroos have, but it’s a lot higher than anything but kangaroos.
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  3111. Only Spanish speakers have that problem.
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  3112.  @guilegameche3810  I’ve dealt with some Spanish speakers who are pathological in refusing to use English conventions when using English.
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  3113. The only place on Earth with better farmland in comparable quantities is the US.
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  3114.  @jimboblordofeskimos  I did, and like I said, it’s a terrible definition.
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  3115.  @jimboblordofeskimos  no, it’s a dictionary definition, and dictionaries are often terrible at defining things.
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  3116. You mean if Texas was exactly like it?
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  3117. You missed the er on safe because nuclear is already the safest form of power, and it was because of political favoritism from Nixon.
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  3118. Social justice is the opposite of human rights.
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  3119. FowFow, you live in that world, and compared to what it was like before the US securing global trade, this is wonderful.
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  3120. Wee Didi, first off, I reject the idea the US is imperialistic. Second, you don’t understand how humans work. Even among allies, there’s always a hierarchy in groups.
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  3121. 3500 lost in combat, that includes FLAK and other losses
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  3122. You’re confusing the judge for the prosecution.
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  3123. When you have someone beating you, I hope you maintain that same attitude.
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  3124.  @alexricky87  You probably won’t ever need to defend yourself, but if you’re ever in that situation, you will see the importance of it. Also, I agree it’s very telling that I believe a person should be able to preserve their life and you don’t.
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  3125. Kyle has just listened to what others have said about Dr. Peterson rather than actually looking at what Dr. Peterson has said.
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  3126. He clearly did need to be armed. He would likely be dead if he hadn’t been.
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  3127. Wind and solar poreuce a lot more waste that doesn’t go away with time. The contamination of places like China by things like cadmium isn’t going away in 300 years.
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  3128. Tim Pool voted for Bernie. Joe Rogan isn’t anti-vax. Try thinking.
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  3129. Easy Eight, armor plate is really good at resisting explosives on the surface. The only way a 5’ shell would have done any real damage to a heavy cruiser or battleship is hitting the bridge.
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  3130. Still probably safer than a tank of gas in your car.
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  3131.  @davidt1645  besides being wrong, you’re trying to argue something different than what was actually said in the video. Americans nor Europeans descend on places like a school of piranha stripping every last morsel of food we can from a place.
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  3132. Or people should move out and let DC turn back into a literal, rather than just figurative, swamp.
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  3133. Mars is technically international waters, so by those conventions, the child will have the same nationality as the mother.
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  3134. @drogden They are privately run by companies not the sate it's self, and that makes them private prisons
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  3135. Later in the war, the US did even more damage for negligible losses. Japan got a couple good hits in early, but that basically it.
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  3136. There are two continents, and there are four major languages spoken, English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish. Moreover, he was clearly talking about the US.
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  3137.  @Bizanio  Putting harsh tariffs on China is not opposing China?
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  3138.  @whatisahandle_69  how does saying Putin would be to afraid to do something like invaded Ukraine reinforce the isea that Trump is a Russian asset? It’s the fact that Putin did that just a year after Trump left that’s telling
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  3139.  @whatisahandle_69  sorry, but Trump was supposed to do what when Ukraine, not an ally or important trade partner, had been fighting Russian backed separatists for years before he took office? Under Obama Russia took Crimea and now under Biden they’re going for the whole country
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  3140. That’s the same thing. The difference is only in intent.
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  3141. He was sentenced to 6 consecutive counts of life in prison. The only way he’s getting out of jail is in a bodybag
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  3142. This is going to be the 1968 Democratic convention again.
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  3143. It's probably just a translation error.
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  3144. They don’t. Most have a flood story, but they’re more variable than that.
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  3145. Ok Mr. Death cultist
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  3146. Technology has progressed further and faster under capitalism than any other economic system.
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  3147. Because everyone needs to know about how awesome Texas.
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  3148.  @michaelrobison2020  no, the US was far behind until the Great White Fleet. The Barbary wars were fought because the US didn’t have the naval forces to protect American ships from Barbary pirates. The Constitution class were super frigates, but a few over powered frigates doesn’t make a country a naval power. Even up to the Civil War, the fleet was focused on costal defense and still outdated compared to British and French ships. The US is a land power than ran out of land to conquer, so we learned how to fly and swim to our enemies.
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  3149.  @bryanbowling1857  traditionally means in the past, and in the past the US wasn’t bicoastal. However, in the present, the US is definitely an air power.
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  3150.  @bryanbowling1857  if you understand what the word “traditional” means, then act like it because you’re talking ab out the present when I’m talking about the past. The US didn’t have territory on the west coast until 1848, and rest of the century was spent taking control of what was between the Mississippi and the west coast. It wasn’t until the Great White Fleet in the early 1900s that the US was really able to protect naval power in a meaningful way. How many admirals can people name before the 20th century? Sure the US has a long history of merchant ships interacting with other countries, but that’s not naval power.
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  3151. Coal dust is also extremely dangerous.
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  3152. No, you won’t
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  3153. The state is the only reason people want to own their own property!
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  3154. Sorry to hear you're to stupid to comprehened the fact that this is real.
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  3155. It’s a correlative relationship, not causal. One of the biggest factors in military power is how sacred the nation is to the people. Religion is all about sacredness.
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  3156. 1) wrong, the current reactors are inside containment buildings that you can smash jets into and the building won’t even have a scratch. 2) I can name more than 6 companies working on advanced reactors just in the US. 3) South Korea can build a PWR in plant in 4 years. Advanced reactors are going to drop that time to maybe a couple years with licensing.
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  3157.  @SlenderHime  only smooth brain is you. I was stating the position the courts hold.
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  3158. Texas isn’t nearly as dependent on oil as people think, and California is more dependent on fewer industries that people think.
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  3159. Chinese weapons are thrid rate. People only buy their stuff because no one else would sell to them.
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  3160. MAGA: Make Atomic-Energy Great Again.
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  3161.  @jekker1000  what are you talking about? The best commercially available solar panels are around 20% efficient. The rest of the energy they collect is turned into heat or reflects away. Waste heat on Mars would be very useful for everything from desalinating water to heating habs.
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  3162. Yes, but it’s not going to happen with the Democrats in Congress.
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  3163. That's not conthe conservative estimate. That's the low end of the bat suit crazy.
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  3164. That makes no sense.
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  3165.  @SvendleBerries  no, it just means you avoid knowing one way or another
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  3166. The video of Amy start after the guy made a valid threat against her dog, and he even admitted to it.
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  3167. Tesla have the best leadership in the industry.
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  3168. The US doesn’t have a single base on the island
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  3169. Loving and faithful to their pack and extremely aggressive to anything they see as a threat to their pack.
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  3170. How does it feel to be run by communist 25 year plans?
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  3171. The Germans didn’t have the men or material to produce and crew vast numbers of tanks like the US and Soviets. Although, a bit more standardization and emphasis on reparability would have done them a lot of good
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  3172. You’ve got everything bad wards
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  3173. We really have a power source safer, clear, and more reliable than solar or wind: nuclear.
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  3174. You shouldn’t eat natural casing sausage then
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  3175. It’s not malice. Communists are just really good at creating systems with bad incentives. In China the central government sets out crazy goals with ridiculous times lines, and if the lower levels of government don’t accomplish the goals, they’re harshly punished. That creates a lot of incentive to lie. When those lies inevitably cause problems, the central government blames the local government for lying because they’re incapable of accepting any form of responsibility.
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  3176.  @johnhurley8918  China isn’t what it was under Mao, but Xi and the CCP are still very much communists. This video even mentions a couple of Xi’s policies that are very much communist in nature.
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  3177.  @johnhurley8918  Fascism and communism aren’t actually all that different. Mussolini was originally a socialist. Communists always get rid of unions supposedly because unions are obsolete after the workers have taken —really, it’s because they challenge the power of the government. China’s major companies are all state owned.
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  3178. Good luck trying to kill ≈70 officers.
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  3179. The humanity! He wasn’t using a single shot rifle! How dare he be able to fire a round with just the pull of the trigger!
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  3180. Time and resources.
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  3181.  @Ghastly_Grinner  true, but they weren’t infinite.
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  3182. Do you have any idea what getting hit by a turbine blade is like?
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  3183.  @whiteeye3453  the cult of Dionysus would like to sit you down for more than a few drinks. Also, our Germanic ancestors will gladly tell you in lyric how great of warriors they were.
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  3184.  @jesseberg3271  nearly 150 million people voted. That’s almost half the country, and when you take into account people not old enough to vote or otherwise disqualified from voting, that’s well over 1/4 of the eligible voters.
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  3185.  @Albanez39  China and Vietnam are both nominally communists, but that doesn’t make them politically aligned. They’ve got a lot standing territorial dispute over islands in the South China Sea, and the Chinese even massacred Vietnamese troops back in the late 80s over it. Let’s not forget the Chinese invasion of Vietnam in 1979. Neighbors rarely make good friends.
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  3186.  @avenue8822  I second that.
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  3187. If waste is your standard, solar is far dirtier than nuclear.
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  3188. Nageva, yes, everything bad said about your ilk is just a conspiracy, comrade.
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  3189. Nageva, that mightcarry weight if being anything less than left of Stalin didn’t get you called a right winger.
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  3190. This video is about how the US wasn’t breaking a treaty while Russia is.
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  3191. No other system would have allowed that kind of incompetence.
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  3192. All complete bullshit made up by anti-nuclear nuts like Helan Calldicot.
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  3193. Yeah, the Maori would have fit in well with our Germanic ancestors, minus the eating your enemies thing.
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  3194. They believe all sins will be forgiven when they’ve created heaven on Earth.
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  3195.  @DFPercush  stealth doesn’t really matter if you can act faster and in ways the enemy can’t respond. A flashbang is the exact opposite of subtle.
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  3196. Be quiet wumao
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  3197. The point is why they couldn’t have won the fight they started. Why they started the fight is beyond the scope of the video.
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  3198.  @piperp9535  no, you don’t get it. What Japan’s motives or plans were aren’t what this video is dealing with.
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  3199.  @piperp9535  yes, it’s a simple look at the ship production output through the war to show material advantage the US. It’s a simple point, but you’re over complicating it.
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  3200.  @piperp9535  this is history, not alt-history. However, you’re assertion of Japan just needing more resources is just wrong. Japan lacked the factories, expertise, and supply networks the US had. No one did. Japan’s own estimates of the time were that the US had 20 to 30 times their own industrial capacity.
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  3201.  @piperp9535  I don’t care how one side would have done something or other if some thing else had happened. That’s alt-history. We’re talking about what actually happened, history. Obviously, you’re allowed to have your opinion, and I’m allowed to tell you it’s stupid because you’re trying to grow this into more than it is.
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  3202. It’s carbon neutral the same way solar and wind are.
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  3203. Basing your energy off ofthe weather has always and will always be stupid, no matter how many little fixes people come up with.
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  3204. Actually, protesting with a vehicle is included.
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  3205. The US wouldn’t have invaded Canada to exchange for Irish independence because the US had no interest in Ireland and wanted Canada, because of fear of a war with the British.
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  3206. Hessian Of the Saxons, no, a baby boom needs prosperous conditions and usually coming out of a war or other kind of hardship. Russia is just not doing well enough for a baby boom. Furthermore. A baby boom wont save Russia because they will still be missing the generation ahead of the boom.
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  3207.  @specialk9999  Teslas have better autopilot. It’s just operating in a much more complex environment. Also, Tesla clearly tells people they have to be paying attention when using it.
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  3208. You might not be a marxist per se, but you definitely view things in marxist terms. Also, no one has ever said capitalism invented markets, let alone money. What differentiates capitalism from other economic systems are the free markets, without government or other institutions interfering
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  3209. It’s not the votes. It’s the money, legitimate and otherwise, from the Unions.
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  3210. It’s not a superpower. China is boxed in and would have to fight a long and bloody war against Japan and the othe island nations around them just to get.
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  3211. He’s not taking questions
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  3212. Internal documents clearly show China considers itself at war with the West in general and the US in particular.
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  3213. Democracies are actually pretty warlike
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  3214.  @deaddropsd1972  that makes no sense.
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  3215.  @naleek12  historically speaking, yes, but the US would do just fine without Europe. Hell, we’re going just fine right now with very little trade with Europe.
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  3216.  @lordmiraak8991  yes, they Euro was, and no, the US gets less of its economy from trade with other countries than any other country in the world. The US protected trade for our allies in exchange for helping fight the Soviets. Europe has been freeloading off that deal for the last 30 years since the Soviets collapsed.
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  3217.  @lordmiraak8991  I’m not advocating for anything besides the US not being the world’s police.
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  3218. Calling this education is using a very loose definition of education. Also, I have not seem any comments responding to her anything like you describe.
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  3219. base ment, Mr. Li said that one of his aims was to increase women and minorities. My criticism is that the only reason we should use blind examination is for getting the best people, regardless of demographics.
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  3220. Simone, women are NOT less likely to be hired in the sciences. Currently, there’s a big bias for hiring women in stem fields. However, if you want to use a fair system, I’ll support it completely, but trying to push social agendas is not part of a fair system. My point is that Mr. Li seem to have some wires crossed.
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  3221. Brenda Rua, hiring the best person is an agenda to get the best person. The problem with social agendas is that they rely on trying to make reality conform to preconceived ideas like having parity in all fields is important or even needed.
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  3222. Swapping batteries is a bad model. All those extra batteries are expensive and would be better used in more scooters. Also, with the equivalent of a level 2 charger for electric cars you could easily charge an e-scooter in just a couple of minutes
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  3223. No, nuclear reactors are protected by containment buildings or buried in the ground.
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  3224.  @sandmehlig  Digging a hole isn’t that expensive. Also, all of the countries with nuclear weapons got them before nuclear power, so proliferation concerns from nuclear power is misplaced.
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  3225.  @dustinmj29  You don’t know shit about how SpaceX and Tesla are run. Elon is heavily involved in the engineering. He’s even been on the line at Tesla trying to figure out how improve the efficiency. Elon started Zip2, Xbank (which merged with PayPal), SpaceX, Boring Company, and Nuerolink. He also turned Tesla from a garage with a couple guys into a world class car company.
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  3226.  @isodoublet  last month Tesla’s Model 3 became the best selling car in Europe. Tesla are building cars as fast as they can, but had to raise prices to deter demand. The heads of Ford and VW have both said Tesla is the new benchmark, but I guess you believe Biden when he says GM are the leaders in EV You’re apparently not a space enthusiast because everyone in the launch sector is either trying to copy SpaceX in someway or differentiate themselves so they don’t have to directly compete in SpaceX.
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  3227. How so?
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  3228. Tankers had casualty rate of 3%, infantry 18%. The Sherman had plenty of armor and firepower for at least 9 out of 10 situations. Also, the Sherman didn’t burn any more than any other tank.
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  3229. He doesn’t even understand the words he’s using. Also, socialism always ends badly.
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  3230.  @scotty9173  you clearly have never heard of FDR, and frankly that didn’t work because governments can’t improve their people’s lives. Only people can.
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  3231.  @judah1841  name one time a government has made people’s, who are running the government, lives better? They’re ok as a back stop preventing things getting worse.
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  3232.  @bo840  a full flow staged combustion engine means the engine passes the fuel and oxidizer through pre-burners that power the turbo pumps before they’re burnt in the main combustion chamber. That cycle is a lot more efficient but complex than open cycle engines, which burn some of the fuel and oxidizer then dump the exhaust out the side, and the down right simplistic pressure feed engines, which use a pressurized gas, usually helium, to backfill the tanks.   A rocket doing anything the Starship prototypes have done is remarkable, let alone all of them. Moreover, do you understand the concept of prototyping and testing? The giga-factories are name after the fact they’re supposed to produce gigawatts of batteries. The giga-castings are probably named after the fact they’re made in the giga-factories. Although, the alternative explanation is that it’s using the Ancient Greek meaning of giant.
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  3233. We’ve already brought back some mass from the moon, and nothing has changed. The real question is how much mass would be needed to cause the problems you’re talking about, and the answer is about 10% the mass of the moon, which is trillions of tons.
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  3234. You see coats of plates show up in the late 1100s, and brigandine as we know it evolves out of that in the 1300s. That’s if I remember it right.
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  3235. No, it’s his sniffing room. He needs a child that’s been aged for 9 years to sniff.
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  3236. Camarada, snails are a huge group with some doing things like stabbing each other with their penises to see which one is going to be the female in that mating or the conch, which hunts using super deadly venom.
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  3237. Chber cipher, it’s not ironic. Even when we’re at war, we’re killing each other at lower rates than many animals do in the wild.
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  3238. The US already offers Japan most of that, so there's not much reason for them to go talking to Russia about more than a couple of those.
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  3239. At least not to the same people.
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  3240. He has a master’s degree and started a doctoral program at an Ivy league school in physics
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  3241. Boris isn’t a populist. He just plays one of TV. It’s also great to see a Brit supporting imperialism, but globalization is dead.
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  3242.  @sasamihajlov2862  there’s not a lot of western weapons in Ukraine. It’s been limited to some small drones, anti-tank man-pads, stingers, and some towed artillery
    2
  3243.  @sasamihajlov2862  all kind’s of stuff. Ukraine is buying military equipment for Turkey and the like. They’ve got to pay for food and shelter for all the internally displaced. Then there’s always corruption
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  3244.  @sasamihajlov2862  you really don’t seem to understand how slow and bureaucratic all of this is or how much weapons cost.
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  3245. With how things are going that sounds like a smart idea.
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  3246. No, but we are the best.
    2
  3247. It’s all about the pounds
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  3248. gurnug, you’re including post war production of the T34. At the end of WW2 the Soviets had built something like 53-55 thousand T34s.
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  3249. China’s relative debt is far worse than the US’s. Their real estate bubble makes the US’s in the early 2000s look tiny. Their population is going to shrink by at least half by the end of the century. The PLAN is a long way from surpassing the USN. The PLAN has more hulls, but they smaller and less capable. One supper carrier is worth more than 10 corvettes.
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  3250. You've got to be careful of selection bias. The Japanese people traveling of pleasure and studying abroad are already people with an eye to outside of Japan. With that being said, Japan has a tendency to treat foreigners, even people who have been living in Japan for years or decades, as guests who will return home eventually.
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  3251. Spent fuel can be burned in molten salt and fast reactors
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  3252. Eric Augusto, they always say this time will be different. You need something better than special pleading. China had deep flaws in their economy. All th building they’re doing may look like strength, hut a closer look shows it’s just being used to coverup an overly large construction sector that’s being used to manipulate numbers. Also, the trade barriers being in place are just a small retaliation against China’s unfair trade practices.
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  3253. A lot of environmentalists want us to go back to living an 18/19th century life style. That means poor.
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  3254. The point of satire is to make a point with hyperbole.  Every group wants to reform society to improve the human condition in some way they see lacking. Communists want reform society to get rid of wealth inequality; the religious want to be closer to their religious teachings; and so on. Unless you want to call literally everyone a progressive, you have to define it by ideology, and the totalitarian government in the movie in clearly driven bya progressive ideology.
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  3255. The Japanese aren’t racist. The Japanese just have a strong sense of cultural identity and want to protect their culture. This leads to restricting immigration, so there aren’t mass influxes of people who are difficult to integrate. This is also why Japan is strict with Islam. Muslims have a tendency to create little enclaves, and that’s completely unacceptable.
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  3256. Same attitudes just different bodies.
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  3257. “Does liquid water mean there’s life on Mars?” We don’t know, so we have to go find out.
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  3258. Nein, American Deutsch ist am besten.
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  3259. Signals from Earth are going to take time, but you will have internet signals from Earth.
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  3260. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  3261. If it’s relatively easy, it might not have been a state actor.
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  3262.  @Beer_Dad1975  Tesla was a very smart guy, but most of inventions were curiosities use by Tesla to fill his personal curiosity. Edison, for the many things that can be said about him, his lab invented a consumer grade light bulb
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  3263.  @PNJB_R  here’s the problem: how are they going to get here?
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  3264.  @1alayzzia  watch the AI day 2 presentation. They show a video of it taking commands and figuring out how to execute, not just fallowing preset actions.
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  3265.  @sometimes-randall  what ever educational system you’ve gone through, they clearly didn’t teach you to read properly because when the word “and” is between terms it means they’re separate things. Now with that quick grammar lesson, I said ad hominems and dismissal of my points for not having arbitrary credentials, which is just an inverted form of argument from authority. I know I haven’t gone into depth the differences in how neuro nets are different from how ASIMO and the like were programmed. Frankly, I don’t think any of you yahoos would give my experiences with y’all.
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  3266.  @eboomer  1) you talk about several things so page isn’t enough 2) wiki isn’t a source
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  3267. The Drinker is just wrong about having Asian guys fighting in Europe in WW2. The 442nd regiment was Japanese-American unit that was sent to fight in Europe. I don’t blame him for not knowing about an American until that even most Americans don’t know about, even though they’re the most decorated unit in American history.
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  3268.  @ZontarDow  North American cities tend to sprawl with relatively low density for cities
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  3269. Too big for this list.
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  3270. I’m assuming you mean British because the US has a lot more than 200 thousand.
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  3271. When you get a good wife, you get all the sandwiches you want.
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  3272. Did you miss the part about this being from Argentina’s perspective.
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  3273. Timothy Stamm, the Martian is a very accurate book/movie, but the strom was narrative device to kick the stroy off with. Andy Weir has said so himself. Also, small fast moving objects are going to punch through an object. If you want to move something, it best to use a large (relative) slow moving object to push it.
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  3274. You forgot to mention it’s use in early Atlas rockets and now SpaceX’s starship.
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  3275. @Cube3Productions Particals can be in more than one state at the same time. One state the atoms were in was moving the other was staying were it was. The double slite experimant is another example that if you look it up might help alot in understanding this.
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  3276. Sorry, but US states have more power over the Federal Government than EU members have over the EU. We can amend the constitution, or even dissolve it, with zero input from the Federal Government. I’d like to see the EU members try that.
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  3277. Yes, the greens have stupidity blocked nuclear power plants from being finished. That’s not the problem of nuclear, that’s a problem of the idiot greens.
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  3278. You haven’t been paying attention to the news for the last year and 1/2.
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  3279.  @lifeuncovered6188  people have been fleeing California for years because of how crappy it is under Democrats. Cuomo murdered 15,000 people destroyed the state’s economy. Biden’s policies are driving inflation, and he’s trying to remove basic, constitutional freedoms like travel between states.
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  3280. It’s mostly from industry shutting down
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  3281.  @thesmilinggun-knight9646  it’s history. The lowlands were settled by the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Northumbria and later conquered by the Celts.
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  3282.  @thesmilinggun-knight9646  when the conquerers are in the minority, they usually get absorbed by the local population as the ruling class. It’s why no one speaks Gothic in Spain even though there was a Gothic Kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula.
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  3283. 1) nuclear “waste” is tiny compared to all other forms of energy. 2) we have reactors in development that can the spent fuel.
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  3284. Stop lying. He wasn’t trying to get “face to face”. He went to the police, who told him to go home. He retreated multiple times, but he was fallowed and assaulted. He didn’t lie to the police.
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  3285. The point of a gun is to be loaded when you need it.
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  3286. They are a European culture and fought in the European way.
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  3287. You’re really going into the “I hate cars!” this video.
    2
  3288. You damn Europeans barely remember that we had a whole other war in the Pacific and that y’all are the ones who dragged us into you wars.
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  3289.  @thegreatestquest8358  meaning and status aren’t measured by pay. The president gets paid $400 thousand a year, but are you going to say he’s low status than some random CEO who gets pain $1 million?
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  3290.  @iwkaoy8758  I can’t refute something that’s 3/4 gibberish.
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  3291. The Cybertruck isn’t that large for a truck. The edges aren’t aren’t sharp in the sense that they can cut, so I don’t see what the safety issue is. It seems to me all of people aren’t used the harsh design, which instinctually makes them think it’s dangerous.
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  3292. So the crab tank was so successful that the crabs expanded their territory to the entire greenhouse, then got eaten.
    2
  3293.  @tipperzack  communism is just the final stage of socialism, and social programs aren’t socialism
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  3294.  @willia3r  they murdered everyone who wasn’t black, and the dictator instituted a serf kingdom immediately after wining. It’s easily one of the worst. Wow, you found one dude out of how many?
    2
  3295. American hegemony is alive and well. We just don’t care about keeping order anymore.
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  3296. Who do China think we are, Australia?
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  3297. Or we could just use nuclear and have clean power that works.
    2
  3298. That’s against powers from outside the Western Hemisphere.
    2
  3299. It depends on how much power you’re putting into each shot.
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  3300. That’s pathetically surface level take.
    2
  3301. Eva are transitioning from the Early Adopter phase to the Early Majority, and that’s going to be hard. However, Tesla aren’t slowing down. Their profits and sales are growing.
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  3302. You do know Sargon and Kyle agree 90% of the time, right?
    2
  3303. Randommoron7092, you do know how numbers work, right? 90 isn't 100. That means they will have differences. Also, Sargon is a lefty, who is trying to clean up the left from the Marxist infiltration.
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  3304. AR-15s aren’t assault rifles. Assault rifles have selective fire; AR-15s do not. Also, it’s perfectly legal for minors to carry long barreled weapons in that state
    2
  3305.  @keithhunter3910  no, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adFTYHHrTIQ
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  3306. The company that runs the Hong Kong metro system is majority own by the city government and makes most of its money from leasing property.
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  3307. This is flat earth et levels of bs. It’s sad seeing how far you’ve fallen
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  3308. Yes, you can just create a high seas empire out of a landlocked country with character. You can just make it rain with character. You can get rid of communicable diseases with character. I can’t believe I forgot that.
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  3309. Where do you nuts find all of these lies?
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  3310. Slavery was actually pretty terrible for the economy. There’s a reason the North is the rich part of the US.
    2
  3311. You need a lot more than a 120/240 outlet. Even the top end fasat chargers wouldn’t been enough to charge that battery pack fast enough
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  3312. What does race have to do with three white dudes attacking another white guy?
    2
  3313. Yes, he is the supreme YouTuber. All other channels shall bow-down to him.
    2
  3314. If you had the bling, people were much more likely take you prisoner rather than kill you because you can pay a ransom
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  3315. Never make a bet when you’re the German military.
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  3316. At least 30,000 of those T-34s were built after WW2. The Soviets didn’t stop building them until the 50s.
    2
  3317. They’re talking about getting away from it before it exploded
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  3318. miko, no, it's 10 to 1. Japan's population isn't 12.7 million and China's sure as hell isn't 13.7 billion.
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  3319.  @kel8923  well, Joe is wrong. The physicist Stuart Armstrong worked out that we only the mass of Mercury to build enough solar collectors to collect all of then from the sun.
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  3320. Fully semi-auto, what idiot comes up with that nonsense?
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  3321. Lithium isn’t mined in Africa. Most lithium is mined in South America and uses a hydraulic process. The kids in Africa are mining cobalt.
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  3322. That uninformed drivel is on par with creationists talking about how the universe is 6,000 years old.
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  3323. I really want to see a judge try to tell one of the authors what was meant when the Charter of Rights and Freedoms was written. It’s like some idiot trying to tell Jefferson what the Constitution means.
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  3324. Yes, a peaceful protest where people are peacefully honking their horns is terrorism? You need to read a dictionary.
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  3325. Relish is just finely chopped pickles, and sweet relish is made with bread & butter pickles.
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  3326. The best Canada can hope for in 30 years is stagnation. Just look at their demographics
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  3327. They’ve never been against vaccination, just mandatory ones.
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  3328. Several failed on the pad. That one was just particularly bad.
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  3329. She said nothing in more words than I have ever seen before.
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  3330.  @stephenbrickwood1602  yeah, and if you look at your numbers, you have one per household
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  3331.  @IronDragon-2143  I’m not weeping for them, just trying to what they’re thinking.
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  3332. Nope, just didn’t finish off the second one fast enough
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  3333. Earth bag construction is actually very well suited for that climate because the walls have large thermal mass that helps keep the houses warm
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  3334.  @MST3Killa  Earth-bag constitution is really simple, but it is very labor intensive.
    2
  3335.  @squatchhammer7215  I’m not defending their choice of when to build. I’m just saying earth-bad isn’t a bad building method
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  3336.  @MST3Killa  I’m not defending them. I’m defending the building method
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  3337. Fuel is power storage.
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  3338. But be small enough to fight in a Sherman turret.
    2
  3339. How do you do worse than actively suppressing information while letting it spread? Even doing nothing would have been better.
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  3340. Burn it in gen 4 reactors.
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  3341.  @LukeSWOA  our current spent fuel is 90+% unused uranium. The problem is they break from the different properties of the new elements made from the fission process —mainly xenon is the problem. The main reason we don’t reprocess it now is cost —it’s cheaper to mine and enrich uranium. However, the gen. 4 reactors can use the fuel with little to no reprocessing. In fact, some of them need the high level actinides to kickstart their reactions.
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  3342. The Canadian Federal government still hasn’t rescinded their mandates, so it seem the message hasn’t been heard. Also, there was just one leftist pretending to be part of the protest with confederate flag.
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  3343. No, they just get it from their shadow empire
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  3344. We can produce gravity of 1G on the ship.
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  3345. Pickups are a North American thing, so it’s going to be built in the US.
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  3346. Cybertruck has over 1/2 million preorders. That’s more than many cars sell in a year.
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  3347. Biden: I will make your life better by arresting you and throwing away the key, while I make my son’s life better by telling Ukraine to remove an investigator looking into my son taking bribes.
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  3348.  @lostalone9320  I think you mean a 120mm.
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  3349.  @bernardwade8096  grammar is relevant to everything written because it’s how we creat intelligibility.
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  3350. Weak currencies are useful for selling products, but it sucks for repaying debts.
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  3351. The response to the houses out in the water is just a knee jerk reaction to something different. There are lots of places where people live in houses out in the water. There’s nothing inherently wrong with it.
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  3352. david w, how rich the Chinese are compared to Americans is has nothing to do with how economically valuable their high speed rail system is. Also, the number of riders it has, has nothing to do with wheather or not it's economically beneficial. The way you determine economic value is by subtracting the cost from the economic value created. By doing this, there's only one line in China adding more value than it cost.
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  3353. David w, I'm all for trains. However, I'm also realistic about when and where trains make sense. There are only 6 profitable high speed rail lines in China, and only 1 set to pay back its construction cost. You seem to have no idea how the Chinese government works. They don't care about if the lines make money so long as the person in charge of it is benefitting from it and has enough political clout to do it.
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  3354. Wind power was invented several thousand years ago. Solar invented in the late 1800s. Nuclear power in the 1957.
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  3355. You seem determined to make the Federation the bad guys when the bugs are the ones who are the bad guys. The Federation government tried to stop the Mormons, who were then massacred by the bugs. The bugs not satisfied with just having massacred the intruding Mormons, launched an asteroid at Earth. The bugs went from securing their territory, which has its own problems in how they did it, to assaulting other nations. Also, the Federation underestimated the bugs at first, which is why they didn’t have the kind of defenses you’re talking about. Did you even pay attention to the movie? Underestimating the bugs was a large plot point.
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  3356. Freudian slips are Biden’s specialty
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  3357. Always there, but has taken a turn for the worst over the last few years.
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  3358. Because it produces less toxic waste than solar and wind.
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  3359. Musk has changed the auto, space launch, and internet industries. He’s also looking at doing it to a few more
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  3360. The English have been in England for 1,500 years. A tens of millions of Americans can’t trace their families much more than 100 years in in the US. Most of our country was controlled by some European empire 200. When you’re faced with people who have been here for maybe 23,000 years, it’s hard to say we originate here.
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  3361. No one owns their home in China. The government just leases the land for 99 years. China has massive stockpiles, but they have just as many people and animals to eat it. Also, most of the grain has been badly stored.
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  3362. The Germans are Germanic, but conflating a lart for the whole is a bit problem.
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  3363. If something is bad enough to take out a nuclear power plant, you’ve got bigger problems than the reactors.
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  3364. When I use community, I mean it in the biology sense of the word.
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  3365. Because this is a poorly contrived plot to illustrate a point.
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  3366. China will be a great place to visit after the CCP is destroyed.
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  3367.  @Andrew-ip7cd  yeah, they will. Pandas are exceptionally lazy and rather stupid bears, but they are bears and have occasionally mulled people to death.
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  3368.  @Andrew-ip7cd  You said never happens and now you’re saying rarely happens. Those are different things. Moreover, I never said it was common. I think this is still on topic. You used a metaphor of a panda for China not attacking other countries, but we have come to conclusion that pandas do attack people unprovoked, just like China has. Just because your metaphor doesn’t say what you thought it did, doesn’t mean it’s inaccurate.
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  3369. The US has the best freight rail system in the world, and if we repealed the Jones act, we would use the rive systems more too.
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  3370. No, the reactors won’t be damaged.
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  3371. Grid fins have a much larger control surface relative to thier size. This means that you need mush smaller grid fins to do the job.
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  3372. I hate how sexuality has been turned into just bodily function, rather a qualia of human experience.
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  3373.  @razor1uk610  the Danes are North Germanic, so they’re cousins. Although, the English hung out with them a lot back in the day and picked up some of their mannerisms.
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  3374.  @jakeartemis3470  keep your fetishes to yourself
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  3375. The biggest difference is size, but the US also has some larger systems, like aircraft carriers, that Canada just doesn’t need or want.
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  3376. Tesla’s employees have the most autonomy in the car industry
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  3377. The US is a representative democracy, aka a republic. There are very few direct democracies, like Switzerland.
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  3378. He’s the only candidate who’s election run isn’t a joke.
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  3379. Support for Palestinian rights is a funny way of saying friends with hezbollah.
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  3380.  @anzaca1  literally nothing works perfectly the first time. The point of a test launch is to work out problems before something valuable, like people, are on it.
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  3381.  @AnEvolvingApe  so you’re saying human life isn’t valuable?
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  3382. The Arabs got a lot of their knowledge from the Greeks.
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  3383. You don’t need to be a police officer to carry a gun.
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  3384.  @TheBruceGday  “clean coal” is a huge improvement over coal, but that’s a very low bar. Those technologies don’t solve the tailings problem and still releases CO2. Nuclear is better on all fronts.
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  3385. After thickening the atmosphere some, it should be possible. There’s only one way to know for sure: doing it.
    2
  3386. Western women are the most pampered class of people in the world.
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  3387. I’m truly stunned by people like you who insist women have no agency.
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  3388. The Germans might have been the best equipped in 1939, but once they started de-mechanizing during Operation Barbarossa, they weren’t anything like the best equipped. By 1945, US forces were by far the best equipped.
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  3389. Nuclear is already by far the safest power source we have, and newer reactors, like SMRs, are even safer.
    2
  3390. A generation ship would have artificial gravity by living on the inside of a spinning cylinder, and the hull would be more than thick enough to stop any harmful radiation.
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  3391. Russia has a smaller economy than Texas, which has 1/10 the population.
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  3392. Family court already has men paying for children in cash, but often without the benefits of being a father.
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  3393.  @commonsenseskeptic  its not going to be a single type of plant. It’s going to be a mix of plants, for nutritional and psychological reasons, like tomatoes, leafy greens, carrots etc.
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  3394.  @commonsenseskeptic  if you’re using solar on Mars, you’re dead. By far the best power source for Mars is nuclear. Furthermore, a couple small reactors would be much easier to get to Mars than all of that glass. Here’s a talk from on of the guys working on the kind of reactors I’m talking about for reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLE5YFuCmhw
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  3395. That’s what women say, but how they act is different
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  3396. The Israeli government is not made of saints, but calling them pure evil demeans the the term. Also, they fact you chose to use said term shows some underlying resentment against Israel. (Note I’m not calling you an anti-semite)
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  3397. Underestimating the enemy. Over estimating them and underestimating yourself means the fight is easier than you think it will be. Overestimating your own abilities but accurately estimating the enemy gives you a harder fight than you expected, you can recover. Underestimating the enemy means they can attack you in ways you’re not ready for.
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  3398. No, 8,000 tanks vs 19,500 rusting hulls and 500 tanks.
    2
  3399. “One solution doesn't work for everyone.” which is exactly why control is a the dumbest thing possible in the US.
    2
  3400.  @airixxxx  yes, it’s dumb to have one policy for an entire country, particularly one like the US. NYC and middle of nowhere Alaska are completely different environments with completely different needs for gun policy. You’re side has been implementing laws for decades, and the problem has only gotten worse. So, maybe we try something else
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  3401. Not being part of a self-congratulatory, non-binding agreement with standards so low they wouldn't have an real effect, that doesn't sound the least bit embarrassing to me.
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  3402. I think you mean communism. I know it’s hard to tell the difference for a dult like you l because they both start with c.
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  3403. Just the same cesspool of people going after a new target.
    2
  3404. Enforced monogamy is a specific definition in social science, and it’s nothing to do with forcing anyone to get married.
    2
  3405. Switzerland and Russia
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  3406. I’m not so sure. The new model is going to focus more on fresh food and other perishable goods, and good luck trying to sell 7/11’s store branded products at another store.
    2
  3407.  @ussco  yeah, that’s what Rittenhouse did when Gaige threaten him with a weapon.
    2
  3408. Until the 1920s it was very uncommon to wash your hair more than about once a month. Maintaining hair longer than about shoulder length without washing becomes very time consuming. Having hair longer than your shoulders is a clear sign that you have time and likely a servant to comb your hair. Also, very short hair only became practical with modern trimmers.
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  3409. You can’t trust him because of a gage item?
    2
  3410. No, look up Thunderf00t’s videos on it.
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  3411. It’s powered by a star that’s collapsed into a black hole.
    2
  3412. You should do a collab with Not Just Bikes on the walkable city features in Tokyo. You’re also both Canadian.
    2
  3413. The US has provided Europe with security and asymmetric access to our markets for the last 3/4 of a century. You want the bill? Perhaps, maybe just a trade deal with favorable terms for the US?
    2
  3414. For defending himself?
    2
  3415. England hasn’t been successfully invaded in 1,000 years, and the Normans have been Fenchaphied too much. Also, the Fench are the aggressors, so them matching force is a huge problem
    2
  3416. Sweet with ice
    2
  3417. The joy of this is its too advanced for them to copy.
    2
  3418. DumbPunk, well at least you gave yourself an accurate handle. Maybe you should brush up on non sequiters too.
    2
  3419. It’s constantly flowing water from a clean source (probably municipal or spring water), and the only thing that goes in the water is the ladle.
    2
  3420. The Germans are in the early stages of rebuilding, so we’re good for at least another decade
    2
  3421. The simpleton's response: list bad things then sit on hands with stupid look on face as if you'd actually done something.
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  3422. @William Arrington that GM example explains a lot. Although, Tesla has a culture of just fix it.
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  3423. @William Arrington are you talking about the guy who was playing games on his phone instead of watching the road, like he was supposed to?
    2
  3424. @William Arrington I can’t find anything on that then. However, it’s Tesla crashes have a theme of people not paying attention to driving.
    2
  3425. That generation is nearly all dead.
    2
  3426. The Ferengi have the technology to not have to live for the acquisition of resources, particularly through the under handed means the Ferengi use. The Federation took a long time develope respect for the Kligons, just watch Star Trek VI: “The Undiscovered Country”. For a long time the Romulans were so secretive that feeling one way or another about them was hard. I can keep going on, but the relationships are complex and unique between the Federation and other groups.
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  3427. When reality is the click bait.
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  3428. mb1958nz, that phrasing doesn’t feel natural to me, and I’ve got an unusual cadence. However, that’s neither here nor there. Doing what the terrorist explicitly said he wants isn’t going to make you safer.
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  3429. Nick, the only complicated about feminism is it's giant web of lies. The first and most profound lie being that women as a whole are being oppressed for being women in the west.
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  3430. No, a lot of extremely thin metal foil.
    2
  3431. Anyone who says scientists should be post modernists doesn’t understand either. Most modernism is anti-empirical. It argues that all knowledge is subjective, and even calls the search for for objective evidence as meta narrative called “hyper-reality”.
    2
  3432. There’s nothing wrong with nuclear. The problem is people have been brainwashed into fearing it.
    2
  3433. Zidneya, I have a hard time calling an event that killed no one and done less environmental damage than a gas leak a disaster. Also, every reactor in Japan survived the largest recorded earthquake in Japanese history without a problem. The problem was the tsunami that took out the backup generators that were powering the cooling systems. If the reactors had been left on, they could have powered their own cooling systems.
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  3434. That makes no sense, and it’s completely counter factual.
    2
  3435. Tesla have been developing their unboxed process, which is what will allow them to build a high volume vehicle, and the Cybertruck is pioneering several of the key technologies that allow for the unboxed process.
    2
  3436. Nuclear has not had any widespread support since the 70s. Renewables have gotten much more attention and financial support.
    2
  3437. Republics are a form of democracy.
    2
  3438. Reactors can power their own cooling systems or use their backup generators. Reactors have containment buildings that can withstand jets crashing into them, and militaries aren’t stupid enough to create exclusion zones in territory they’re trying to control
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  3439. Alternative Facts Survivor, I might be stupid, but I’m having a hard time figuring out how that has anything to do with what I said.
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  3440.  @SirRGNB-EGT-  1817-1825. It’s called the Era of Good Feelings.
    2
  3441. People want to do it because it’s hard. Some people want to make the desert bloom and want a challenge.
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  3442. That’s because a lot of them at Celtic, Latinized Celtic and Old Norse.
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  3443. There’s an hour and 1/2 video right above you that shows otherwise.
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  3444. Phrasing
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  3445.  @franticmower7300  China’s population is going to half before the end of the century, and most of the crop land is suitable for little more than subsistence farming. Moreover, some people are projecting the US population to double by then. 600 million peasants aren’t going to overtake 300 million people living a first world lifestyle, let alone 600 million. Past performance isn’t necessarily indicative of future performance. Japan saw massive economic growth between the the end of WW2 and 1990. It was so massive it’s called the Japanese miracle. The Japanese miracle ended because of the giant debt bubble. China has the same problem but worse and none of the advantages Japan had.
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  3446. 1) crossing state lines with a riffle isn’t illegal 2) he didn’t have the riffle at the time. You’re wrong on facts and law.
    2
  3447.  @ChildofC-53  what the law in other states is completely irrelevant. WI law doesn’t apply because it restricts minors from carrying guns with barrels shorter than 16” without adult supervision. Moreover, he was with adults up to the point the mob blocked him from returning to him group.
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  3448. We aren’t just going to limit people’s rights just because of your feelings
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  3449. So you’re saying that the sentence about not carrying about the wellbeing of people who aren’t white was completely honest and not sarcastic? Come on pick one or the other side. The rest of your comment is just bs without any substance.
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  3450. The 60s had a very different idea of safety. There was a pogo-stick with a gas engine built into it you could actually buy
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  3451.  @HelicopterMaster475  read your comment; you didn’t say anything about safety. There are plenty of aircraft the president ride because they’re not right for the job. Why doesn’t the president ride in a semi truck?
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  3452. Christos T, Mars has plenty of resources. With a colony of about 1 million, the only things Mars would really need from Earth are high end goods like microchips. Also, there hasn’t been a war between major powers in more than 70 years, and even if there was, a non-combatant or some place like the US, which would likely be removed from the fighting while being a combatant, would be happy to sell a Mars colony the stuff they need.
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  3453. Sargon isn’t a conservative. He’s a slightly to the left centrist. The dude openly supports social programs like the NHS in his country.
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  3454. HasanJF, because sometimes you have to support someone you don’t agree with to get important things done.
    2
  3455. 1) Everything produces waste. Nuclear produces by far the least waste, and we actually control it, instead of just dumping it into the environment. 2) What’s the problem? 3) That’s mostly because of people complaining about nuclear. Stop being part of the problem. There’s no difference in the energy density of thorium and uranium. You’re mistaking the reactor types for the fuel. Molten salt reactors are more efficient at burning their fuel regardless of if it’s thorium or uranium.
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  3456. How many years of brainwashing did it take you to get that crazy?
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  3457. It’s a branch of the Indo-European language family, which includes languages like Hindi and Persian. Now days it’s typically called Indo-Iranian because of the connotations of Aryan.
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  3458.  @daniellegler4011  happy to help
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  3459. Because there’s money being exchanged behind the closed doors
    2
  3460. “I don’t think that word means what you think it means,” Inigo Montoya.
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  3461. No, glitter glue, so the glitter sticks to them.
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  3462. In the US at least, nearly all pickups have separate cabins and beds.
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  3463. These are all military planes, which are already fair game in war. Also, if a war breaks out, civilian planes shouldn’t be flying anywhere near the conflict zone.
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  3464. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  3465. The delusions of a bunch of left wing ideologues were dashed.
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  3466.  @Henry-xu5jg  it’s a lot easier to find someone to make stuff for you than finding someone to buy the stuff you make. Mongolia can’t feed China. Even the entirety of American food exports —the US being by far the largest food exporter in the world—, couldn’t supply China with all the food they need in a famine. China is very oil poor for its population size, which is why it imports so much from the Middle East. As for coal, they have a fair amount, but they’re choking to death on its smoke.
    2
  3467. God has special providence for fools, drunks, and the United States of America — Otto von Bismarck. The US is so favored by luck we can practically count on it as a weapon.
    2
  3468.  @RayCromwell  the point of Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) isn’t to have a launch business. It’s to get humans to Mars. I don’t think spinning off starlink would actually help SpaceX
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  3469. He makes lots of good points, but he makes some rather wrong assertions. The state is modern to the West. China has had a state for thousands of years.
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  3470. mdokuch96, that reasoning has a couple problems. The war against the Japanese was mostly a naval war, so we didn’t really have the resources for fighting a ground war spread out. Also, the Soviets had begun moving troops to the east to fight the Japanese, and even invaded Manchuria before the Japanese surrendered to the US.
    2
  3471. mdokuch96, the offensive version was to attack in July, 2 months after Germany surrendered, and very few if any US/UK forces had left Europe by then. Also, the Soviets would have been in the middle of their buildup in the far east, granted most of the Soviet forces were still in Europe.
    2
  3472. Why would Indonesia care about what the power source of Australia’s subs is? The Philippines will break to the US side.
    2
  3473.  @cliffordnelson8454  you wouldn’t know what a logical fallacy is you had a red fish smacking you in the face. Oz buying new and more capable weapons and ships is a direct response to Chinese aggression, the same aggression China has used against Indonesia, so again, what is Indonesia’s problem. If I was Indonesia, I would be very happy to let someone else do the work of dealing with China.  The Philippines is a long standing ally and former territory of the US. Their money is even pegged to the USD. Duturte tried sucking up to China, but that was just him.
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  3474.  @skepticalstrom6247  Moore political views been to the left, but they were definitely anarchist
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  3475. Biden has done a lot, and it’s all been for the worse for the country.
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  3476. No, you can get more energy out than you put in with most fuels that’s why we use them.
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  3477. Slavery just wasn’t all that profitable.
    2
  3478. I hope you grow a brain, but neither are likely
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  3479. A conservative estimate is that US citizens have 10 billion rounds of ammunition.
    2
  3480.  @Cesar1492Enjoyer  what do cars have to do with prosperity? You must be a communist to ask stupid questions like that.
    2
  3481. The green energy cultists hate it whenever some says that their holy solar and wind aren’t enough to power the world.
    2
  3482. More like a pressure cooker.
    2
  3483. The green lobby backed by fossil fuel companies.
    2
  3484. Elon is the exact opposite of authoritarian. Employees at SpaceX and Tesla have a huge amount of latitude, including telling him he’s wrong.
    2
  3485. “These accidents were scientifically categorized as ‘extinction level events.’” That’s total bullshit. As we build more and better reactors, the waste we have built up so far is going to be burnt, and we’re going to have even lass waste than we do now, which is tiny compared to every other energy source to begin with.
    2
  3486. jurisprudens, I’m not saying there aren’t downsides. Other options like mirrors make you more noticeable and wouldn’t have much of an effect. Heat resistant tiles are too expensive and really fragile. Also, ablative coatings can be applied without too much modification to equipment.
    2
  3487. To be fair, they’ve done it several times before.
    2
  3488. This is stupid, but the standard set by feminists/progressives is stupid.
    2
  3489. Non-perishable bulk goods are always going to be shipped at the lowest cost point. Small high value goods get shipped by air. Goods that fall in between get shipped by rail. You can’t run an economy the size of China’s off of middle.
    2
  3490. High speed rail makes sense in those places. Japan has 127 million people in a country smaller than California and covered in mountains. In the US HSR only makes sense in a few areas that don’t, not a national system.
    2
  3491. You seem to be conflating nuclear power and nuclear weapons. You also don’t seem to know anything about where Europe is getting much of its natural gas for backing up their renewables.
    2
  3492.  @stephenbrickwood1602  no, nuclear power and medicine are completely different from weapons after the enrichment of uranium. There’s a reason every country with nuclear weapons developed them before their nuclear power plants.
    2
  3493.  @stephenbrickwood1602  only to those detached from reality
    2
  3494. She said nothing.
    2
  3495. First, what you’re talking about id is fission. Second, a war head is based on an uncontrolled chain reaction. A reactor is a controlled chain reaction.
    2
  3496. Japan offers an interesting counter point. Japan has many Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples, and people go there even though they don’t believe in the religion out of tradition. Although, Shintoism being a pagan religion has a different relationship to people than monotheistic religions do. Perhaps the future of religion in the West is a return to paganism for the swme reason. What is old is new again.
    2
  3497. First past the post (plurality as she puts it) voting is what has helped stabilize the US. It forces the two major major parties to either be moderate right or left. Other systems encourages parties to become more narrowly focused and radical.
    2
  3498. Because he was obviously not calling for violence.
    2
  3499. Neither is mining for rare earth elements used in wind and solar. So we have three options: huge amounts of mining for coal; small amounts of mining for unreliable solar and wind; or a small amount of mining for the most reliable source of energy we have, nuclear. I don't know about you, but I'll take the last one.
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  3500. Sargon, a lot of crops are grown as animal feed, and you can raise more animals on the grains grown in a field than just a field of regular grass.
    2
  3501.  @johncounts2182  I’m just explaining why you can’t just convert crop fields into animal pasture to replace the shortage grain with meat.
    2
  3502. To be fair, there is a subset of the wealthy who made their money by providing little to even negative benefit to others. The important part is how, not how much.
    2
  3503. People near Three Mile Island were exposed to about 1 chest X-ray exam of radiation. There was a tiny bit of radioactive material carried outside of the Chernobyl exclusion zone, and what did didn’t travel anywhere near as far as some people like to claim.
    2
  3504. No amount of innovation is going to solve wind and solar’s biggest problem: they’re dependent on weather. Also, if nuclear got even half the backing wind and solar get, we would be well on our way to building out a fully nuclear grid.
    2
  3505. Yes, it’s a virus that’s tyrannizing Canada, not the government.
    2
  3506. Attack helicopters are useful, but they have their limitations. A light attack aircraft can carry bombs and isn’t as vulnerable to ground fire.
    2
  3507. Same here. The only argument that I can possibly think of is that some weapons causes so much unnecessary suffering that they’re more torture devices than weapons of defense, but throwing stars and stuff like that is clearly aren’t that.
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  3508. The because demand increases linearly with the expansion. It’s less economical and more polluting
    2
  3509. Yeah, any faster accelerating cars use special tires and on a specially prepared track.
    2
  3510. Use a magnet to pick it up then drop it were you want it. Junk yards and micro-LEDs unite!
    2
  3511. They like vertical integration, but there are limits to how efficient that is.
    2
  3512.  @L0stEngineer  I was just going with the most even match.
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  3513. Electric motors have really fine control. The limit is the hand joints and sensor in the hands.
    2
  3514. The moon isn’t in LEO.
    2
  3515. How clean is the spent fuel? You’re phrasing that completely wrong. The question is how dangerous the spent fuel is, which is not very. The waste is toxic, but there’s tiny amount of spent fuel that is all controlled, unlike every other energy source. As for a repository, there are a number of places round the world that could be repositories, but anti-nuclear nuts have stop the opening of such repository. However, we also have more advanced reactors that burn what little spent fuel we have.
    2
  3516. As Sandy Munro says, Tesla lies. They have a bad habit of underselling
    2
  3517. No, that honor goes to the USS Samuel B. Roberts. It’s called “the destroyer escort that fought like a battleship”.
    2
  3518.  @Darthspike88  the Japanese would have to be willing to just keep throwing ships at the carrier group. The IJN would also have consider the onslaught of period ships that would come later.
    2
  3519. Broke clock is right twice a day.
    2
  3520. Yeah, it’s working out pretty well. We’ve only had one major rewrite of out government. Our country is the wealthiest on the planet. Our military is the most powerful by far. Our standards of living are higher than any in history.
    2
  3521. Until Trudeau does stupid shit like inviting the Chinese military into Canada.
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  3522. Sounds like you’re still one.
    2
  3523. History has shown that to be untrue. At best, that’s true for some places at particular times.
    2
  3524.  @chimpana  what do you think SFD is? It’s environmental navigation AI.
    2
  3525. This still fallows the laws of motion (the third in the case of recoil). This is more efficient and shots are a much lower speed, so the recoil is much lower.
    2
  3526. I forgot to add that this thing is heavy, so that helps dampen the recoil.
    2
  3527. Properly directed one-upmanship is the most powerful force for human advancement.
    2
  3528. I’m not saying anything is wrong with Ecomodernism —my views fall into the same camp. I just thought you might want to know others have similar views.
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  3529. That’s some old fashioned early 20th century thinking. It’s been decades since militaries figured out aircraft and missiles don’t take or hold territory
    2
  3530. I call the mongol solution because when the they were conquering their empire they kill so many people there was a noticeable difference in carbon dioxide emissions from humans.
    2
  3531. If anything the rate is going to be lower.
    2
  3532. SpaceX is looking like they’re going to reduce the price to the point that Elon’s drive to get to Mars might just carry them. The only reason we don’t have the technology to get to Mars is because we haven’t invested in making them.
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  3533. Power civilization with literally the strongest force in the universe!
    2
  3534. August Landmesser, if you’re going to use links, make sure the links actually support what you’re saying. When we last built a reactor have no bearing on how fast we would be able to build reactors. Also, while there are a few reactors built after the 70s, my point is still true enough. Wikipedia isn’t a source, but it still agrees with what I said. Solar and wind only make up a few percent of our energy. Although, I should have made something a little clearer, I meant they produce about 1% each. Reactors already under development is not a big if. How would an industrial power developing technology that can be deployed en mass? I don’t know. Maybe we would sell other countries reactors and license the technology for other countries to build their own, like we’ve done with PWRs.
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  3535. In Spanish and French you’re right, but not in English
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  3536. There’s no legal definition of village in Texas.
    2
  3537. Well, we all know who failed 8th grade math.
    2
  3538. Are you stupid or being sarcastic
    2
  3539. Of course it is. However, anything besides no isn’t a serious answer.
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  3540. It literally takes generations to fill out a declining population.
    2
  3541. At the time it was called a turbo-supercharger
    2
  3542.  @Jumpinsnakes  minus Homelander putting on the act of a good guy
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  3543.  @ytucharliesierra  Kylo was give a command by Snok because he was Snok’s apprentice. His job was ultimately to take the place of his master and carry on the Sith’s mission of expanding their power.
    2
  3544. By the end of the war, kamikaze had a better survival rate and were more likely to sink a ship.
    2
  3545. White means evil to these people and anyone who doesn’t support them is evil.
    2
  3546. Looks like we’re in the Starship Troopers’s time line.
    2
  3547. The economics aren’t a problem if you’re playing the long game, not just 3 months.
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  3548. ​ @minavanderleest9493  my mistake. However, I know there were some small islands that the British fire artillery at the German occupied territory
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  3549. Self defense isn’t murder.
    2
  3550. The US and Canada are so culturally similar that for all practical purposes we share a single culture, no Americanization needed
    2
  3551. Binger just needs to be in prison
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  3552. Welcome to the great secret of the world: power politics doesn't change between the playground and the Whitehouse.
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  3553. ilr, every time gamergate was “called out” it was someone lying or repeating the lies of others. Either people were acting in bad faith or extremely incompetent.
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  3554. No, because the problem has never been the fuel. Nuclear’s problem is regulations designed to stop nuclear
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  3555.  @distinctjackal9016  yeah, because Russia decided to invade Ukraine, which is going to have massive knock-on effects, under Trump.
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  3556. Too much of anything with push a system out of alignment.
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  3557. He’s never stopped
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  3558. Yaponnk, putting a carrier with temporary repairs into battle. Also, a number of those aircraft attacks were pretty daring. Just knowing the Japanese were going to attack Midway doesn’t mean there was nothing daring about how the US fiught the battle. You really need to learn some more history. At the start of WW2 Germany and Japan had more powerful militaries than the US. Throughout US history we’ve fought more powerful enemies.
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  3559.  @willowwright4638  a bunch of leftists on Twitter got mad because JK doesn’t want dudes with a cross-dressing fetish into woman’s locker rooms.
    2
  3560. Venezuela has plenty of land and an excellent climate to grow food, but because government interference, framers can’t grow food.
    2
  3561. That’s normal for places out in Arizona.
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  3562. China has terrible infrastructure. It’s all held up by hopes and dreams. China just used construction to juice it’s GDP.
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  3563.  @joelado  They built renewables. Because they built renewables, they’re dependent on natural gas backup. They get their natural gas from Russia. The ultimate cause is renewables. The Russo-Ukrainian war is the penultimate cause. France isn’t having those problems because they get most of their electricity from nuclear.
    2
  3564.  @Yemadas  Spain gets their base load from nuclear and coal. Also, natural gas backup is getting labeled as wind and solar. It’s a common trick to make renewables look better than they are
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  3565.  @3rdrock  when most people say renewables, they mean solar and wind. Also, nearly all possible hydroelectric has been built out
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  3566. He looked like a kid who learned a lot of new words and wanted to try them all out.
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  3567. No, because the tanks now have auxiliary power units
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  3568.  @charleshetrick3152  the APU is for powering the electrics when the engine is off. Gas turbines are actually pretty efficient when moving the tank.
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  3569.  @dynamitebsb4520  no, he said Mahabharata is like the Iliad in that it’s an epic about a war with significant cultural importance, and that in India the significance was added on to even more with the layering on of religious symbolism. You’re probably getting confused because he used the metaphor of Mahabharata being the Indian Iliad. He’s not saying it’s the Iliad and copied by India.
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  3570. That’s a little too ruthless even for people like MrAcuther and “Bomber” Harris.
    2
  3571.  Symon Mailhot  under international law there’s a strong case that the Northwest Passage is an international sea route
    2
  3572. The US was started by criminals, religious zealots, and the most ambitious entrepreneurs of Europe who were left to survive a hostile continent.
    2
  3573. Trucks accelerating too slowly is a major road hazard when merging onto highways, and the acceleration isn’t so much that it’s really going to damage the cargo.
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  3574. akaneemo, you need to learn how the burden of proof works because you’ve got completely backwards. It’s you and your ilk who need to prove what he said is racist, not his or anyone else’s to prove the phrase isn’t racist.
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  3575. akaneemo, wow, you really go from zero to 60 in nothing. It would benefit you not to just from asking a question to making accusations you have no right to be making. My standards are simple: logical and factual arguments. Although, that might be too high for the bunch in this thread.
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  3576. The reactors at Chernobyl had major known flaws, which is why they were banned everywhere but the USSR.
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  3577. Lowering obervablity is always useful. Of course, hard kill options are useful as well, but together they’re truly dangerous.
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  3578. That’s hilarious
    2
  3579. Technology. The most advanced civilizations were still in the stone age when the Spanish met them.
    2
  3580. So 1452.
    2
  3581. INSERT NAME HERE said before the fall, therefore, 1452.
    2
  3582. Sorry, but knives aren’t going to do much against guys with shields, armor, and extensive training in hand to hand.
    2
  3583. Insurance doesn’t cover rioting. Also, this is about rights, not property.
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  3584. I'm just like: This is going to be painful; This is going to be painful; This is going to be painful.
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  3585. Don't forget about the money they wasted.
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  3586. 123456789 987654321 Thanks, fixed now.
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  3587. Maybe I'm just concerned with real issues, like how to power civilization without fossil fuels, instead of petty complaints about hair styles.
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  3588. There's nothing there to go over my head. You haven't given support to your claims and the video is just vapid nonsense.
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  3589. This has nothing to do with whether or not I'm effected. You just haven't proven anything you've said, including this last comment. Some dude on a sports channel said a player needs to cut his hair with no context makes great evidence for systematic discrimination based on hair.
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  3590. CrimsonButterfly84 Did you just hear some whistling because that was you completely missing my point. If you've got problem with kids using weapons, say that. Don't say that because it's not necessary we shouldn't do it.  Just so you know, I partly agree with. My problem isn't with you position per se, but how you argued for it.
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  3591. Everyone I think Perrieous P is trying to tell me something but I can't understand it because of the bad grammar. Can someone translate for me?   P.S. I'm sorry about the snarky comment. I'm just tired of people responding to me with incoherent nonsense. 
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  3592. Perrieous P That's true when talking in many terms, but when talking in terms of necessity they are the same. My whole point was that saying because something isn't necessary we shouldn't do is a bad argument.  I'm not saying we should let kids use Uzis. I'm just saying don't use bad arguments. 
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  3593. Perrieous P I can understand phone typos.
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  3594. Perrieous P Thank you for being reasonable and listening. Those are such rare things here on YouTube.
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  3595. thelittlegumnut I never said I wasn't making a comparison. I was using a comparison to show how arguing that the lack of necessity was bad argument. I'll agree with something as simple as, don't let kids use dangerous weapons, but not it's unnecessary. I'm sorry that you keep having stuff pop up, but just ignore it. That's what I do.
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  3596. ***** I'm not saying it's a good idea to hand kids full auto weapons. I'm saying that saying "it's not necessary" isn't an argument. 
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  3597. Luke McShane My comparison offends your taste but shows my point just fine, so get over yourself. Should a kid be firing a sub-machine-gun: no. However, (in the most nasally voice you can think of) "It's not necessary" isn't an argument! 
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  3598. Davin Larkin That is true but irrelevant. My objection is about the reasoning, not the objects, so I'm going to have say the one that's an empty headed dim wit is you. 
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  3599. What an I going to do with the, candles, robes, masks, pentagram made of blood and so on when I'll I've got to do is make the the virgin sacrifice get herself off?
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  3600. Diego Mendiola No amount of maintenance is going to stop back up generators from being flooded.
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  3601. The TARDIS is powered by a collapsing star.
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  3602. Yes, there aren't other limits but they're things like truth in advertising and obscenity, which aren't really applicable to this conversation.
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  3603. +ThatAwesomeGuy133 The reason why they didn't talk about how close fusion is because it's a long way off. It's been 30 years away for the last 50 years.
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  3604. You put more effort into researching an adjunct than most media outlets put into their job.
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  3605. Of course, he stuck to his Marxist gun; he's surrounded himself with a cult of personality. Also, a number of those challenges have been from Corbyn's friends who thought he was damaging the party.
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  3606. Those guys are never getting to Mars.
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  3607. +Simon Andersen Mars one's plans are pure lunacy.
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  3608. There are much better analogs for Mars on Earth. The landers for the Mars and moon are completely different. A much better place to test a lander for Mars is in Earth's upper atmosphere, about 100 thousand feet, which is the same density as Mars' atmosphere. In fact, SpaceX has done some testing in that part of the atmosphere because it a good analog for Mars.
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  3609. Why do we care the Vietnam war happened 50 years ago. We should be talking about it in historic terms not as a matter effects policy.
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  3610. ***** A guy blowing himself and his class up, or the preacher that did't learn from several times he was bit before, I find that a hard choice.
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  3611. ***** When faced with that level of stupidity all you can do is make fun of it.
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  3612. I think a better work for what you're trying to convey is ideology, not religion.
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  3613. No, in English America is the truncation of the United States of America and refers to only one country, and when referring to both North and South America, we say the Americas or more plainly North and South America.
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  3614. David Bergeron The people that just pray think they tried too. It doesn't matter if they "tried". What matters is were responsible and used proven medicine.
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  3615. 12 seconds not bad. I thought it would have been zero.
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  3616. Katie Newmeyer Socialism isn't communism. I suggest you look at places Sweden and Denmark.
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  3617. +Ex Monkey Well, music needs to have something to say about something, otherwise it would just be a bunch of noises in a pattern.
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  3618. ISIS are are making the classic and largest mistake a group can make in history; they're pissing everyone one off, friend and enemy alike.
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  3619. You're nuts. Next you'll be saying we need a star destroyer or the starship Enterprise.
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  3620. Hawaii isn't a disputed territory.
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  3621. +Mellisa Fan You been watching Independence Day too much. No one is talking about destroying the Earth and moving on to tithed planets. For one, no one wants to a another Earth. Space advocates are more often than not advocates for protecting the Earth and its ecosystems. For two, we don't technology to do that, regardless how faltering it is to our collective ego.
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  3622. +Mellisa Fan I don't know what you're talking about when every subject in a sentence is "that". I'll be happy to respond further if everything isn't "that".
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  3623. Mellisa Fan If you're busy with something important, why are you wasting time on YouTube? Thank you for informing me about my true nature after having glimpsed into my soul from a couple of YouTube comments. My second comment was just about wanting clarification about what you were talking about instead of playing the guessing game.
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  3624. Mellisa Fan I never said anything about wording anything perfectly. Those are your words, not mine. I asked for clarification. How you take my request is not my responsibility. Anyone can twist anything into an insult.
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  3625. MegaCake psychopaths are well known for engaging in extremely risky behavior. They think it's great fun, so a war it just a giant playground for psychopaths.
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  3626. United like the United Nations.
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  3627. Anti-fa and the brethren nare some real scumbags.
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  3628. Everyone who is surprised say aye: (chirp chirp chirp) The crickets have spoken: no one is surprised.
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  3629. The banks are trying to eat the government.
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  3630. +meurtri Are you calling the Martian a shaky SciFi novel?
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  3631. meurtri No, but it's mostly good science.
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  3632. meurtri Andy Weir said that the storm was BS that he made up just to set up the story. Parachutes are most definitely used to slow space craft down before the final descent stage. In fact a number a probes have been lost because the parachute didn't deploy properly, and came in too fast for the final stage. The way he made water was fine too. He took hydrazine reacted it with a catalyst to produce hydrogen that he then burnt to produce water. As for using human waste, human waste has been used for millennia as a fertilizer, and has its own name: night soil. The danger of radiation in space has been exaggerate for a long time. Over the time Watney was exposed, he would only be a few percent more likely to get cancer. In the book Watney, repairedthe hab differently. I don't know why they changed it in the movie. So like I said most of the science is good.
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  3633. meurtri I'm not ignoring what you say. I'm telling you that the points you bring up are either nonissues or addressed in other ways.
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  3634. meurtri here's a study that says you're wrong: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4146463/
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  3635. meurtri So because the experiment doesn't conform to your preconceived notions it can't be valid? If you had read the study carefully, you would have notice the study clearly states that the river soil was low in nutrients and that the plants which grew better in the Martian regolith simulate are plants that grow better in well drained soil.
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  3636. I'm getting really tired of this take what you're given attitude. This country wasn't founded and built on taking when was given but by taking what we thought we the people deserved. Simply put the take what you're given is unamerican.
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  3637. Pythos Sapunov I quote myself, "we have to make damn sure they're criminals first."
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  3638. Pythos Sapunov That's a big problem.
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  3639. Bernie Sanders is doing well even with his high 10th grade level speeches. By the way 10th grade reading level is above the national average; I'll let you ponder that.
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  3640. Sorry but your estimations are way off.
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  3641. For once I'm not totally ashamed of  Ted Cruz being from my state.
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  3642. Bernie has some remarkable restraint. I the clips you can his agitation at what she's saying, but instead of laying into her, he keeps talking issues. Hiliary is going to have to do better if she doesn't want to be the biggest loser of the next debate.
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  3643. What's wrong with stopping a guy with deadly weapon from maybe hurting someone when he committing a crime. What's wrong with a guy putting his stuff up his stuff so he can us both hands in a fight when he doesn't have to lose something he's got already?
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  3644. +Tyson Runnels Only the state senate can impeach her and they're on break until next year.
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  3645. Joseph Hobbs No, politically they were have-nots. While Ghandi and MLK Jr. middle class both were members of groups that had little political power with in their countries.
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  3646. The Chernobyl exclution zone is a de facto wildlife preserve. Also, being anti-nuclear means you either don't want electricity or want fossil fuels, and the 25% reduction from power savings isn't going to cut it.
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  3647. It's only a little after the president's first 100 and people in congress are calling for his impeachment. What the hell happened?
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  3648. Victoria P Well, I was talking about our culture, but that's true.
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  3649. Dinesh, more like danish (as in the the pastries) because all he's got in his head's about as full as a danish.
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  3650. TheNizzleShizzle 1,000 times the pressure as the atmosphere at sea level, and the fact that all most all light is absorbed by water in 400 feet.
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  3651. +Joe Jr. So we can have overpriced unreliable power. Sounds great to me.
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  3652. Joe Jr. Or better yet how about nuclear and have clean, reliable power that's reasonably priced.
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  3653. Just wait until the robots start demanding paychecks.
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  3654. That last line just about sums up the US at this point in time.
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  3655. +Alex Thompson Number one isn't strictly true. It possible to make weapons grade material, but it's much harder and more complicated to create, which renders it not worth the time or effort.
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  3656. It's like a variable in math. We know that somethings there, but we don't know what that something is. Then there are other things that we just don't even exist. 
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  3657. Offering everyone education free at point of service is. Creating cutoffs is what the Republicans have done in every other government service, so how does a cutoff make this progressive?
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  3658. Exactly why we should be building molten salt reactors instead.
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  3659. ***** We can fuck up a planet that being on the surface without a space suit will kill a person in 90 seconds?
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  3660. In science theory means a well supported explanation of facts, so the theory of evolution is the explanation of the facts. Also, there is no macro or micro evolution
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  3661. Robert Fenlon "Species do not change into another species." there are number of recorded examples of speciation ranging from bacteria to birds. Speciation happens when too many changes happen with on two groups so that they can no longer interbreed.  "We did not evolve from monkeys." That implies that we stopped being monkeys, which we never stopped being. Any fair comparison of the traits all monkeys have and the traits of human will show that we are monkeys.  The fact that our DAN is similar to that of other monkeys and most of all other apes is evidence that we are apes and monkeys. However, the best evidence to support that we are monkeys are the differences between us and other apes. Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes and other apes have 24. When examined one set of human chromosomes are found to be two fussed ape chromosomes. 
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  3662. If I wasn't in such a state of disbelieve/shock, I'd be furious. 
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  3663. Gus Kraus It's that kind of thinking that's going to fuck us all in the long run.
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  3664. SuperNeckbeardBasement Just throwing money at the problem isn't the solution; however, schools in poor areas do have a huge problem with not having enough money.
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  3665. Gus Kraus Schools are already locally founded, and that's part of the problem. Rich areas have more than enough money; poor areas have a hard time coming up with enough money to keep the schools running.  While I agree with you that schools, teachers, and students should have a greater degree of autonomy, we need national standards. I once heard an analogy that I thin is perfect; we're working under the fast food franchise system when we need to be working under more of a Michelin system. 
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  3666. +Arno Schmidt This is a very close range weapon for it's type.
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  3667. +TheBlueCapitalist Actually, it's how you get natural gas, not crude oil, and it's very destructive. Fracking is exempt from the clean air and water act, so companies can use what ever kinds of chemicals they want. Edit: I almost forgot about the earthquakes that is causes.
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  3668. You: No, germs don't cause disease, and Marry can't be carrier of typhoid fever.
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  3669. In Arlington, TX, a geologically area, has earthquakes that coincide with fracking in the area. Same story all over the country: geologically stable areas having earthquakes that coincide with fracking. I know it needs more investigation to be certain; however, the relationship is clear.
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  3670. Ramadan is Muslim holy month of fasting, were you fast from sun rise to sun set. 
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  3671. ***** I'mgoing to refer to the RoC and PRC both as China, unless I have need to differentiate because both claim to be the legitimate government of all of China. With that out of the way, China only had control over some of the islands before WWII. Even the RoC doesn't claim all the islands Also, even when China made its original claims to the islands it was disputed territory. The Bush administration manipulated the public instead of listening to it.
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  3672. +Robert Kelii Half the time when I think of something to say Kyle says it almost verbatim in the video. It's kind of annoying at times.
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  3673. Personally, I don't care about labels, like Democrat, Republican, Scoialist, Conservative. Hillary is as much a right winger as any the republicans, but is democrat. In this day and age what matters isn't what label you use because it doesn't mean anything any more. What matters are policy and actions, and I'm sure most people is my age group would agree.
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  3674. Edgardo Peregrino I'm dyslexic and they're too much a like.
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  3675. The reactor designs they're talking about are as similar to current reactors as a rocket engine is to a car's engine. The reason fuel rods are replaced after only 4% fuel is used is because the fuel rods start breaking down. With a liquid fuel there are no fuel rods to break down.
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  3676. Ash, all those animals evolved from animals that used to live on the surface.
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  3677. When I say surface, I include water up to 400 or so feet deep, where light can still reach. Also, I in no way say that animals began on land. Maybe you should take consideration what people mean before you start acting like you're smart.
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  3678. Technical problems from the vibrations caused the rocket engines
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  3679. +wongdor Like how Google and other internet companies fought the IPs on netnutrality.
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  3680. justgivemethetruth The nearest galaxy is Andromeda at 2.5 billion light years. and the near, and the nearest solar system is Alpha Centauri at 4.3 light years. Also, there are a number of other proposed propulsion systems, light solar sails, nuclear impulse, and ion engines, that could get a ship to 10 or more the speed of light. 4.3 lighters at 10% the speed of light would be a travel time of 43 years.
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  3681. justgivemethetruth You do know that space doesn't work like the movies? In space, because of a lack of friction/drag, what ever speed a spacecraft stops accelerating at it the speed at which it is going to travel, so if the spacecraft spots accelerating at it's max speed then it will cruse at it's max speed.  "A ship would be accelerating for half the trip, and then decelerating for the other half." That's not true, but if it were, that's a problem how? So what if we don't have a good understanding of what interstellar space is like? We aren't launch a mission to interstellar space any time soon, so we have a lot of time learn what's out there. You sound to me like a person in 1903 saying that powered flight is never going to happen, and getting to the moon is so impossible that it's not worth thinking about. In 1903 the Ford model A had a top speed of 65 mph 66 years later Apollo 11 reached a speed of Mach 32. Every time we improve our propulsion methods the difference between the new and old methods grows.
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  3682. +TheRedCapitalist can you scream, I'm a troll any louder?
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  3683. +YourMovieSucksDOTorg I thought my 46 was pretty good.
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  3684. How very unCanadian of you.
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  3685. It will take 100 thousand years to strip away the terraformed atmosphere. In geological time that's short but in human time that's gigantic.
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  3686. Jeff Chang You quote what I said then ignored it. That's odd.
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  3687. Jeff Chang Yes, someone with Ebola is going to be drooling all over a subway. Unrealistic hypotheticals aren't argument; they're scare tactics. 
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  3688. Jeff Chang Those are just the small risks people are going to have to take, so the problem isn't made uncontrollable.
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  3689. Jeff Chang If we make the problem worse there, we're going to make it a true problem here. If we shut off those countries, people are going to leave en mass, which will spread the virus even more making the problem uncontrollable. If it becomes uncontrollable we're going to be fucked, too.
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  3690. Jeff Chang A partial ban would be have the same effects as a full ban. The only people we should stop from freely traveling are those that have symptoms of being infected. 
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  3691. Jeff Chang People are still going to feel trapped with a partial ban and want to flee, which is the problem. People that are asymptomatic can't spread Ebola, so what's the problem?
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  3692. Jeff Chang Not in the same way. Banning people that show signs of being sick is different from banning everyone be a select few, and yes, I should have been more clear in what I meant.  You've given no evidence that Ebola is so dangerous that it warrants a ban on travel.
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  3693. collegeguy799 You don't need a visa to get a connecting flight in another country, dumbass.
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  3694. They aren't cheaper,and even if they were, that wouldn't solve their other major problems, like reliability. If a power source can't provide the electricity people need when they need it, that source is useless.
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  3695. Name me one form of energy storage that is cheap, efficient, and scalable. If it doesn't have all three of those, it won't work. Got a super cheap and efficient battery, great, but to make them at a scale we need it would take more than the whole planet's supply of an element; that won't work. Got a cheap and scalable form of storage, great, but it's only 1% efficient meaning we have to produce 100 times power than we needed; well, that's not going to work either. Got a scalable efficient form of energy storage, great, but it costs a lot of money to operate; people aren't going to be using something they can't even afford to buy. At this time, the kind of energy storage needed to make renewables remotely viable is just a pipe dream.
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  3696. Thanks Hillary.
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  3697. Shaun Streeter I already thought of when to use it before I said anything.
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  3698. Axel Creek What's yo're saying is over simplified. Where I live it's a semi-arid grass land. The real problem is people trying to keep non-native plants alive in the dessert.
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  3699. +White guy who loves justice and black people The NAZIs were evil, not stupid. They saw the potential in rocketry.
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  3700. +asperin None of the hundreds of astronauts, cosmonauts, and tiekonauts that have been to space and the dozen astronauts that have been to the moon didn't leave the Earth?
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  3701. ***** I don't support Trump. I just don't like Hillary.
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  3702. If you don't care about the consequences and have the means, flatten the fucker. However, the US isn't in such a position.
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  3703. The same group that says we can't talk about sex or anything the least bit uncomfortable to them
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  3704. The general direction of Earth.
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  3705. No there is no minimum age to shoot a gun. I feel sorry for the girl and the guys family, but I don't feel sorry for him. 
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  3706. Plebeian Having resources does not equal mining. Also, I'm not talking about send anything back to Earth but using what's already there to build on Mars.
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  3707. Plebeian Yes, a whole another planet with the potential for a biosphere isn't worth the effort? We have always have problem and will always have problems. If we stopped to solve every problem, we would have never made any advancement.
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  3708. Victor Europe isn't one giant country. China does business with Germany, France, Great Britain, etc.. I never said a trade war wouldn't hurt the US, but it would badly damage China. The Chinese government is making up numbers on economic growth so crazy even the Chinese government doesn't believe the numbers. There's also the massive capital flight from China into places like the US and Canada.
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  3709. ***** China is no where near first in per capita income. The only reason China is first in nominal GDP is currency manipulation, which artificially lowers the labor costs. Also, that doesn't make China any less dependent on the US.
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  3710. diggsmiggs You have rather rosy view of China. China has managed to exploit its position but that doesn't make them any more competent or intelligent.
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  3711. montetank tankkiller The only reason the US isn't mining Rare Earth is overly strict regulations on Thorium disposal. If something like a trade war happens, the regulations would change fast.
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  3712. ***** I'm not saying the US wouldn't get hurt. I'm saying China would take a much bigger hit than the US would.
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  3713. ***** Bluffing is a great way for people in the weaker position to avoid conflict. Like a explained before China's economy isn't doing too well, and a trade war with the US would be the perfect thing to send China into a depression.
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  3714. ***** I don't want a trade war, nor am I a fan of Trump. My point was simply that China is talking big from a weak position.
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  3715. Acong Sepele Being pro free market doesn't mean letting other people cheat. Also, what makes you say the price will double and wages staying the same?
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  3716. Acong Sepele There's a difference between keeping your economy stable and keeping your currency artificially low for a trade advantage. Employe lay doesn't have a direct relationship with cost. Most products can be procured in the US for the same selling price if people like CEOs take a minor (to them) pay cut.
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  3717. ***** What part of 16% of China's economy will vanish overnight don't you understand stand?
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  3718. ***** I've repeatedly said that the US would be hurt by a trade war with China but China would suffer more from it. WTF does reaganomic have to with anything I've said?
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  3719. ***** I never said the US didn't other more pressing problems than a trade imbalance with China. All I'm doing is saying in a hypothetical trade war China's position is weaker than the US'.
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  3720. Yes the vast majority of us Texans
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  3721. Call me crazy, but I would trust Trump with nuclear weapons more than Hillary. As for toucher and killing civilians, Bernie wouldn't do it, Hillary would and then lie about it, and Trump would do it and wouldn't lie about it.
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  3722. Birgilios Marmaroglou Nope. Nuclear is tied or is the safest form of power production (that's including all nuclear disasters) depending on the source. Chernobyl, by far the worst nuclear disaster, only killed about five dozen people, most liquidaters (clean up crews), a few technicians that worked on the reactor the melted down, and one photographer (to my knowledge the only one that photographed the core), and neither Fukushima or Three Mile Island killed anyone.
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  3723. No, it's much better to do the testing on Earth and in the Earths atmosphere.
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  3724. walkergarya Everything you're proposing can done on Earth, and a number of things you're proposing to test on the moon can't be. We can't test a Mars Decent Vehicle because the moon has no atmosphere, the surface of the moon is nothing like the the surface of Mars, and the gravity is too weak on the moon.
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  3725. walkergarya The upper atmosphere would be a much better place to test powered decent. Again, everything that can be learned on the moon can be learned here on Earth, which is why the Mars Society and NASA have both done research outposts here on Earth.
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  3726. Kind of like that, yes.
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  3727. ***** there are a number of tribes that live the same way people were 10,000 years ago.
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  3728. +Andre Sabourin Pimaries are for deciding who's going to be the nominee of the party. We're free to vote for whom ever in the general election.
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  3729. +Ren and Ren The best example analogy is alcohol. Bernie's position is that people should be able to sue a bar that over serves to someone and let's them drive drunk but not brewery/distillery/winery. Hillary on the other hand wants you to be able to sue everyone. See how that example works out well.
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  3730. Is it me or do Hillary supporters seem to think of her as some kind of pseudo-mother figure that's going to kiss their boo boos and make everything better?
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  3731. I second the motion, and I motion that Bernie replaces her.
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  3732. Even if those are cheaper than nuclear, that doesn't make them reliable. Modern civilization needs a constant energy supply, but wind and solar don't produce constant power.
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  3733. Nuclear has always been safe.
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  3734. +Trey K You're too smart for that single cell bs. People discount semantics as unimportant, but it is.
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  3735. 1) Replace modern boxing with traditional pugilism. Modern boxing is much more of a sport than martial art, relying far too much on the gloves to protect the hands. Also, pugilism uses kicks, even if mostly to the legs. 2) "Traditional" karate isn't all that traditional. Kyokushin is much more of a martial art than a sport. 3) I think you're u should have said something about Pankration (all powers in Greek), which is a combination of Greek boxing and wrestling (thus all powers), even if only a mention.
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  3736. Would a lord have even spoken English of any form at that time?
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  3737. That's simple: yell at them in French, and if that doesn't work have one your men who knows English to yell at them.
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  3738. How much worse could he be?
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  3739. Maybe (and that's a big maybe) a few thousand people have died from nuclear power. Also, both the Fukushima and Chernobyl exclution zones are habitable. There are people who have been living in the Chernobyl exclution zone for decades and are living longer healthier live than those who left.
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  3740. young ronin That's complete bullshit. The WHO estimates that there will be between 3 and 4 thousand more cases of cancer in the population that was evacuated, and that's within the natural variation of a population of that size. Simply put, there will be so few extra cases of cancer we can't even measure them.
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  3741. young ronin That was one study with bad methodology. http://atomicinsights.com/challenging-nyas-decision-to-keep-yablokovs-chernobyl-fiction-online/
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  3742. young ronin https://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/confusing-overdiagnosis-for-an-epidemic-of-thyroid-cancer-in-japan-after-fukushima/
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  3743. David McFarland Actually, there's a lot of disinformation out there, and often it's more accessible. When talking about nuclear power, that goes double. Although, I understand you frustration with people not doing their do diligence in finding credible sources.
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  3744. Yeah he's had a couple fail. His biography talks about how as a he and his cousins wanted to start an arcade but non of their parents would sign for the lease. There's, also, his first real company. It was technically successful, but it went in a completely different direction than he wanted it to. Elon and his brother brought in some experienced, who changed the direction of the company and eventually forced Elon out. Seems like Elon has had the last laugh tho.
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  3745. Nuclear power won't destroy the planet, you fucking twit.
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  3746. If you're going to use English, don't get butt hurt because we use a different system than you do. In English American is a truncation of the United States of America. If we are talking about continents we will say the Americas or North and South America.
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  3747. Get the fuck over yourself. I'm not tell Spanish speakers stop calling Americans gringos because that not how English works.
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  3748. Boinking.
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  3749. Michael P never even crossed my mind.
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  3750. Maybe their people communing with Jesus?
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  3751. Not to get too pretentious but Horiyoshi-sama is a master of his form because of his understanding of his form, which is what too many people lack. Art is about making statements is beautiful, skillful way, and his work makes statements.
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  3752. Every time I dig in my yard I find fossils that have been buried for tens of millions of years. If you pick a good spot, burying it works just fine. Although, what we really should be doing is reprocessing the spent fuel rather than just wasting it by burying it.
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  3753. I agree burying the spent fuel isn't the best option (I'd much rather it be burnt in gen 4 reactors for energy, and not just sit around doing nothing). However, burying it in a geologically isolated area isn't sweeping it under the rug.
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  3754. ruacrazybitch123 Just because they could have worked if they had been changed a little doesn't make then any less failures.
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  3755. If Bernie is sexist, he's only sexist is so much as everyone is sexist in instinctively liking to treatI got females better than males.
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  3756. Yes, more people should go camping. It would do them a lot of good. Also, there's something called civic duty: the required duties of citizens.
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  3757. I'm not sure how many young voters know how Kissinger is, so in doubt that helped help Bernie out with that demographic; however, that might have gotten him some point in the older demographics, which is one of the ones he's weaker in.
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  3758. The truth is more important than other people feelings. 
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  3759. +UC Vibes the reason why NASA is going to do that is because it is stupid.
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  3760. +sphinx onyx Oh no someone said something in a way I didn't like. What ever shall I do?
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  3761. He's not talking about what is moral and what isn't. He's talking about what creates economic value.
    1
  3762. Pakistan and China are very close allies. I highly doubt Pakistan would let the US use them as a platform for an invasion of China. Although, India might take the opportunity to assert their claims on disputed territory, which could have a similar effect.
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  3763. +Regan Teresa What are you smoking? I want to stay as far way as I can because it's evidently rotted your brain.
    1
  3764. ***** I simply wanted to know what drugs Regan Teresa has taken so I can stay a way from them because that incoherent mess of a comment is a clear sign of brain damage. 
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  3765. No, humans have form of a gene that controls jaw strength that doesn't limit the size our brains can grow. The other apes have the form of the gene that grows much stronger jaws but limits the size of the brain.
    1
  3766. Well, nuclear power would prevent both by not adding CO2 and burning the fissile material in the warheads.
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  3767. I always wondered what those nipple on the Stahlhelm were for.
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  3768. elseñor di señor I called them nipples, not Ian. If they were just vent holes, then why are so robust and stick out?
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  3769. Johan Daniel Alvarez Sanchez My comment was for Münso.
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  3770. Erik Münso Even if coal mining is less destructive per mine, the effects of having so many more mines is going to be more destructive to the environment.
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  3771. There's no one answer for that question.
    1
  3772. The captain is the master and commander of his ship.
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  3773. Molten salt reactors and liquid metal reactors are both a lot more efficient than light water reactors.
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  3774. The point of the senate is to protect states with small populations from states large populations.
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  3775. Mars' atmosphere loses a few grams of mass a day. At that rate it would take 100,000 years to strip away a terraformed atmosphere.
    1
  3776. Glitched Link I guess I missed a zero.
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  3777. I love how Reza Aslan thinks he's defending religion, but what he's really doing is saying holy books are tools for people to use for their own ends.
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  3778. cave digger I meant couldn't afford, as in couldn't afford to take off time from work or travel. I was wondering If I should have made that more clear.
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  3779. +Silver Cloud Transportation Services Saving power will only go so far.
    1
  3780. Well, businesses do and don't make jobs. Businesses aren't just magic job fairies that just make jobs for no reason, but they are the entities that heir and pay people.  
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  3781. National service isn't just military service. National service is also things like the peace corps or volunteering with the national park service.
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  3782. Rene Acevedo He explicitly said that military service would only be one option for those who choose to.
    1
  3783. The state legislature should be out.
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  3784. +Mckenzie .Latham Trump Jr. here gave us the hypothesis that waterboarding and the stuff that happens at frat parties are the same.
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  3785. +Ng Chin Chin Look up Doctor Who.
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  3786. +Etime No, the radiation levels on Mars would not kill a person in seconds. A prolonged stay of a year and a half would only raise a person's risk of getting cancer by a few percent. Smoking is 4 to5 times more likely to cause a person cancer.
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  3787. Etime I have. All the space probes have shown radiation levels well below lethal.
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  3788. Russia has jumped at any chance to avoid any direct conflict with the US, and North Korea is the asthmatic kid with only on punch in him.
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  3789. ***** "Christians firmly reject Islam as not worshiping the same God since Muslims reject the Holy Trinity" Not even all Christians believe in the trinity, and what the Jews? Does that mean that god of the old and new testaments are different gods?  Your responses are that of an ill informed person trying to make up excuses so he doesn't have to admit the truth.
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  3790. ***** It would take at least 100 thousand years to strip away the atmosphere to where it is now after terraforming Mars. For some context that's 10 times long than human civilization has been around and depending who you ask, that's as long as our species has been around.
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  3791. I'm in the 300 club 
    1
  3792. I'm waiting for someone to call Bernie antisemitic for not being a complete tool of Israel.
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  3793. ***** Too expensive to be economically viable. If people can't afford to buy the water then it doesn't do anyone any good.
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  3794. Who, Jimmy or John?
    1
  3795. My mother is a "You've got to vote" person is talking about not voting if it's Hillary vs. Trump.
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  3796. I can tell you what would happen to a real ISIS camp here in Texas: it would be be hole in the ground with smoke coming from it five minutes after if was wound.
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  3797. Of course he is. He's white and male.
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  3798. God help us all.
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  3799. Renewables aren't any cleaner than nuclear power if you use the same standards. In fact, geothermal releases more radiation into the environment than nuclear power. Per unit of energy, nuclear power is the safest of power. Wind comes in a close second, and solar is a distant third being six times less safe. With better reactor technology, like molten salt reactors, that gap is going to grow even further than it is already. Speaking of MSRs, using new reactor technology nuclear could be sustainable for millions of years. Nuclear isn't the lesser of two evils; nuclear is lesser of all evils.
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  3800. Frieda Liu, I'm not saying Chinese students do badly. I'm saying they aren't trained to think critically. They're trained to learn and regurgitate facts, which which carry you in academics. However, it doesn't make them particularly innovative.
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  3801. George Bush, it's a good thing you're using that name because you are a moron. China being the second or third largest creditor to the US doesn't mean nearly as much as people think. It doesn't magically give China some kind of leverage over the US, particularly because China uses the dollar as their reserve currency. China's economic growth has been greatly exaggerated. China's official growth rate was last reported at about 6%. However, even the Chinese government doesn't believe that number, and outside sources say the real growth is between 3 and 4%, which is only about 1% more than the US. Furthermore, the Chinese economy seems to still be slowing.
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  3802. George Bush, if we look at the past, lots of people have lost betting against the US.
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  3803. Taskuan, China's growth has slowed down a lot, and they're facing major economic problems. China has a giant real estate bubble that's leaching into parts of the US, Canada, and Australia. They're, also, having some challenges transferring from a export manufacturing based economy to domestic service based economy. I won't lie and say the US has no economic problems. However, we have a lot fewer, and they're comparatively smaller.
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  3804. To be fair you have a heavy accent, and anything less than perfect clarity can be difficult to understand for nonnative speakers.
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  3805. east ny's finest The noise is from a an old knee injury that happened when I was a kid. Also, I have early on set osteoarthritis, which runs in the family.
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  3806. That question becomes more profound when you understand that the Saturn V was over built for the moon and was intended for Mars. As for why, like all the bad things from the 70s blame Nixon. He had two options for what direction: continue pushing boundaries or pull back to low Earth orbit. We all know which one he picked.
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  3807. No, I just missed the t in it. I'll fix it if you like.
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  3808. United States GOP It's a joke based on Kyle's Trump Trans-pacific Deal (TTD) comment.
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  3809. Nathan Dawson Didn't you know they have to fund more new plans that aren't needed and don't work?
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  3810. A lot of weapons have been declared obsolete and are still in use.
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  3811. Europa and Jupiter are losing kinetic energy.
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  3812. +antionette ballard Nay, 2020 or so.
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  3813. The Folklands aren't Argentinan or Spanish. They are the rightful territory of the U.K.
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  3814. +Kaycee K Don't call Southerners Yankees.
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  3815. Kaycee K No, yank is a truncated form of yankee.
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  3816. The microbes not need sun light. Why don't you watch the video again and listen more carefully.
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  3817. Taiwan is functionally a separate nation from mainland China, and a lot of people in Taiwan want to officially declare Taiwan a separate nation.
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  3818. Compared to how Russia or China would act in our place, I think the US has remarkably benevolent.
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  3819. Just a Lurker, yes. Power politics is pretty basic to human groups, both in intra and inter group.
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  3820. She was under no obligation to give her ID, so it's her prerogative what she wants to do. 
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  3821. No.
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  3822. So does coal, natural gas, solar, wind, etc. The question is how many does each kill, and the numbers show that nuclear kills fewer than any mentioned.
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  3823. That's got to be some kind of record. I mean it's amazing how long he lasted.
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  3824. Life began, once, 3 billion years ago, and all we;re doing is passing on the torch. When can we call a growth in women's body a person is an entirely different question.
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  3825. Kaycee K Well, it's still summer here.
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  3826. The US Air Force and Navy air wing are both larger and much more advanced than China's air force
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  3827. +FeralBunnyDonut Don't forget about Kim Jong-Un either.
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  3828. Szilárd Hompoth I shall call you dumbass 2, for you showed atheism and nihilism to be different things then think they are the same thing.
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  3829. China produces a lot of steel, but it's low quality. China doesn't have a lot of skill in metallurgy, which is required for making things like jet engines and other parts of planes.
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  3830. There might be a world war three if China keeps acting like they are.
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  3831. Can't you see how it's self contradictory to say we shouldn't explore somewhere we've never been because we know there's nothing there.
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  3832. +Beers For Jeers That was the inspiration.
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  3833. To all you morons I'M NOT SAY IT WAS GOOD. I'm saying that the US was by far the best in regards to how it treated people. What means is for you to decide, but that's not a fact the people should ignore.  Also, I'm not blaming anyone other than racists for any violence that might have happened. I'm saying that one unintended consequence was likely that the Japan-Americans were protected from violent racists. I would like to ask y'all to learn to read because I clearly say what happened wasn't right. I'm simply presented a fact and hypothesis so that people could better understand the context what happened, and I get you illiterate morons attacking me like I'm justifying what happened.
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  3834. Kyle Reid "The countries that didn't put anyone in camps." That would only be countries that were being occupied, or not fighting in WW2
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  3835. Kyle Reid The British, Aussies, Canadians all interment comps of their own, and Greece was occupied for a large part of the war. However, from what I can find, you are about Brazil and Mexico.
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  3836. Kyle Reid The reason I said Canada was, you said that no other country that I hadn't list already, but I didn't say Canada. The British had a few small interment camps in India, which at the time was still a British colony. The Aussie internment camps were kind of odd. They were only for men, and if you could prove your loyalty you didn't have to go. 
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  3837. Kyle Reid The Australian government was very lax in prosecuting crimes committed against German, Japanese, or Italian citizens. 
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  3838. Daniele Bonadeo Your English is just fine.
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  3839. If it's so good, why doesn't he offer his head up for the US?
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  3840. Earth's magnetic field doesn't protect from cosmic rays; they're too high energy. As such, all astronauts get larger than normal doses of radiation of cosmic rays, and the ones who have spent long enough to get the same amount of radiation as one would get on a trip to Mars and back with no effects from radiation.
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  3841. Solar and wind can't meet our needs. It's been estimated that it would take the US 15 trillion dollars to retrofit the grid. That almost the same as the US GDP, which is about 25% of the world's GDP. Also, while I congratulate Musk on his ambition with the giga factory, the giga factory isn't going to make battery backed renewables viable.
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  3842. Russia would most likely keep out of the actual fighting because they wouldn't want to star a war in Europe with the rest of NATO.
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  3843. Kyon-J Russia is going to do what Russia sees as best for Russia. What Russia sees as best for Russia, only Putin knows.
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  3844. +sincubus Sexism won't have any meaning soon? It's already lost its meaning.
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  3845. Actually, there is research being done in nuclear reactors; its been slowed down for decades by bad regulation, lack of funding, and anti-nuclear hysteria. There's the molten salt reactor which is close to 200 times most efficient than current light water reactors while producing less waste, but Nixon cut the research funding for it. However, there's been renewed interest in them and several companies are working MSRs
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  3846. Dana White was just saying the UFC wasn't going to be a platform for anyone's religious views. Also, these guys are professionals, and blabbing off about religion in your work place isn't being professional.
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  3847. Cobalt Flame Oil companies know how to drill holes; they don't know how to build machines 
    1
  3848. She means recruiting other cancer cells. 
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  3849. Well, it's hard to name one thing when you did literally everything you could wrong.
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  3850. MrJarth If you think that's what the Teabaggers are about then you ever mistaken.
    1
  3851. MillionFoul People have been saying fusion is just around the corner for decades. Also, does it really matter if it's billions of years (fusion) or millions of years (thorium).
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  3852. mike mackenzie-grieve Thanks. Also, I don't think hockey attracts hot heads so much as creates hot heads.
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  3853. Never going to happen because the US is one of the three permanent members of the security council, each of whom has a vote power over all action like that.
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  3854. Let me get this straight, you blame you're fellow Bernie supporters for not just falling in line behind the most corrupt politician in US history. Fuck off, it was her job to win support from us; it's not our job just to fall in line. Furthermore, you're giving us way too much credit. Only about half the eligible voters actually voted. If Hillary hadn't run the most inept campaign in US history, she might have gotten some of those ten of millions of votes and taken key states. Who in their right mind bitchs about at most a fee hundred thousand votes when there were so many votes left on the table?
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  3855. He wasn't above political maneuvering, but it he always did it with the end goal of getting humans to Mars in mind.
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  3856. Ultimately all energy in the universe comes from either fusion or fission.
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  3857. Most people get themselves hurt by doing stupid shit, like being at the wrong place or doing something they shouldn't
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  3858. Trump couldn't even take my mother. Although, she has a great cross-collar choke to be fair, but he would even know what hit him, or choked him as it were.
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  3859. So Mohammed was planing on pulling Jesus. Talk about Jesus Christ moment. If this worked, do you think that Christians would start worshiping Mohammed? I'm going to stop before I get anymore punny. Damn it. I'll stop now.
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  3860. Omar Monsif No reactors work like that, not even LFTRs.
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  3861. +22steve5150 Bernie does well in caucuses and open primaries. The disparity between the percentages is do to the voters at caucuses not being counted in the popular vote and an artifact of how delegate based systems work.
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  3862. 22steve5150 Hillary mostly wins red states and older voters. Bernie does well among both young men and women. Bernie doesn't do well in closed primaries I which independents can't vote.
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  3863. +Joseph Tedros At least Bush didn't help create Al Qaeda.
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  3864. Dave M Even if there was an alien invasion, I doubt the Saudis and Iranians would cooperate.
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  3865. He makes Babylon sound like a bad place when it was one of the most advanced and civilized cultures of the time, far better than the Israelites for sure.
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  3866. They stereotype everyone based on race and gender. Why wouldn't they do it to black people?
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  3867. Kyle, women were not second class citizens. The only reason women didn't have certain rights was because they didn't have the responsibilities that came with those rights.
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  3868. Zoruamaster249 No, it's not. The responsibilities that women didn't have to up hold were meant to protect women from harm. Women were a protected class.
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  3869. That's the TARADIS from Doctor Who and it's called an Easter egg
    1
  3870. ***** Dragonball Reevaluation is more like it.
    1
  3871. My response to many of those questions would be, are your ears painted on?
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  3872. +Claudia Hartmeier Well, reality doesn't agree.
    1
  3873. Fuel rods only burn 4% of the uranium, leaving 96% unburnt. Newer reactors can bur that other 96% and destroy the dangerous trans-uranics. 
    1
  3874. WhiskeyWhiskers No, because that's still not true. Most tend to be progressive, to some degree, or libertarian (true libertarians, not the tea party kind).
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  3875. +Aanthanur DC The great wall of Drumpf shit bricks.
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  3876. Or maybe people just like having a new video on this topic.
    1
  3877. Not even Alexander the Great could win the war for China.
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  3878. The Syrian army owns some M1s.
    1
  3879. I guess war is peace.
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  3880. +hjorturerlend She is a republican in all but name.
    1
  3881. IchimaruGin19877 I know, I high is part of why I said I what I did.
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  3882. Yes, let's be real. All we want is more awesome stuff to watch.
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  3883. ***** Do you understand the concept of not a magic shield?
    1
  3884. +TheWokenSpirit In the email leack Hillary said that she wanted to destabilize the Middle East, which is why she was in favor of things like the air strikes in Libya and supporting the Syrian Rebels some of whom would be come ISIS. Also, i support neither Trump nor Hillary. Feel the Bern.
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  3885. +SuperSmashyfication Nazism is fascist. The socialist is Nazi is a misnomer. Most of the rest are communist, which is not the same as socialism. The only country you have a point on to my knowledge is Venezuela, but I counter that with Sewden, Denmark, and Norway.
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  3886. Greenpeace are a bunch of biased morons, and the ScienceDirect link actually explains how other studies are limited and unrepresentative. Did you even read the studies you linked me to?
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  3887. Manpet Epetrop We're talking about the cost, not what other there may be. Fossil fuels, renewables, and nuclear all get subsidies, so that's not really an argument. Furthermore, you completely disregarded advanced nuclear, which would put nuclear well into the black.
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  3888. I have been talking about the total cost the whole time. When we take everything into account, nuclear costs about the same amount as coal. Yes, nuclear, with some augmentation from renewables, is the solution to our energy needs. If we use the same standards, nuclear is as clean as, if not cleaner than, any renewable. Excluding fusion, advanced nuclear is barely getting any money. If I remember right, in 2006 Al Gore pushed a bill limiting the funding to research into advanced nuclear in the US, and regulatory agencies make it hard to research advanced nuclear.
    1
  3889. Nuclear is already the safest form of power we have and MSRs (including LFTRs) will improve even on that. Furthermore, if you do the only fair and honest thing of using the same standards, nuclear power to day is just as clean as wind or solar. LFTRs would again improve on today's reactors by using thorium, which is a byproduct of my many different forms of mining, and could use the heat from the reactor to create synthetic fuels to replace things like jet fuel, gasoline, diesel, etc..
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  3890. andygasson I see no problem with asking the people who returned to their homes in the Chernobyl exclution zone after the meltdown, and are living longer healthier lives than those left, or the people who worked in the Chernobyl power plant decades after the meltdown about what happened and just how uninhabitable it is. Don't get me wrong there are some serious problems in the exclution zones, but calling them uninhabitable is simply not true. Furthermore, if you actually look at the numbers, instead of using emotional arguments, you would see that nuclear has the lowest deaths per kilowatt hour. Another point I want to bring up, you seem to think solar and wind are some how magically unable to have accidents that kill people, which is, again, simply not true. Most solar panels are mounted on rooftops, and climbing on rooftops is dangerous work. Wind has a similar problem, with lifting very large objects high into the air and just working high in the air.
    1
  3891. The reason the exclution zones were evacuated is that governments use the linear-no-threshold model. The linear-no-threshold (LNT) model says any amount of radiation is bad. However, LNT has very little data supporting it. LNT came from one study of mice which were exposed to very high levels of radiation, levels far higher than any threshold would, and then worked backwards assuming the relationship would hold. Other studies of people who had been exposed to radiation and found that people exposed to less than 10% a lethal dose have little to no longe term harm done. Both the Fukushima and Chernobyl exclution zones are below the 10% threshold. Another thing, you contradict yourself by saying the exclution zones are uninhabitable and saying parts of the exclution zones are habitable.
    1
  3892. andygasson You say that you were unclear, but then claim that I'm splitting hairs to discount you. Get off your high horse.
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  3893. soldatheero You don't seem to understand what the word "theory" means in science. The word "theory" in science means a well tested explanation of evidence, so the very fact that Noe Darwinism is the current model means the evidence overwhelmingly supports it.  "You think consciousness plays no role in nature except as a by-product of the brain, I Call bullshit on this notion and call anyone who accepts this as fact without critical thought so a fake skeptic and a bad scientists." Ok, so other than the bad grammar, you have a problem with the burden of proof and critical thinking skills. Skeptics don't have to have a reason to not accept an idea until reasonable evidence is given, and your side has given no evidence. 
    1
  3894. soldatheero Don't straw-man what I said! My argument is very simple: My side has evidence and your side doesn't have evidence thus your argument is BS. " you never apply your fake skepticism at your own skepticism." that makes no sense, which just reinforces that you need to work on your own critical thinking.
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  3895. soldatheero "Where is the evidence of Neo-Darwinian evolution or modern synthesis evolution?" In the hundreds of thousands of peer reviewed studies, millions of fossils, and God knows how many line of code of DNA. "I deny that the mechanisms are purely random and operate completely independently of mind or intelligence." Natural selection is not random, and there is no evidence it's controlled or other wise influenced by the mind or intelligence. "The theory is incomplete and incoherent and makes no sense to the critical thinker." How is the idea that mutations create verity to be selected for and that living things with some variations do better than others incoherent? Also what do you mean by incomplete? I feel that What I mean by "incomplete" and what you mean by "incomplete" are two ever different things.
    1
  3896. What doesn't make sense about it?
    1
  3897. ***** The stupid comments hid it from me.
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  3898. dutchvonrichardson Are you sure you understand what a joke is?
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  3899. P Dav I'm at a lose for words. I truly am.
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  3900. dutchvonrichardson You did a great job of impersonating an overly serious person.
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  3901. dutchvonrichardson I live in Texas, and I don't plan one leaving (at least for that reason).
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  3902. +Sean Black No, most of the arguments are refuted by using liquid fueled molten salt reactors and other gen. IV reactors, regardless of whether it's based on thorium or uranium.
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  3903. Great then I'll get a vacation from the Texas heat.
    1
  3904. +videakias3000 Not future technology but 45 year old technology that was abandoned for political reasons.
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  3905. Nixen nixed it because there was competing technology that being developed in his home state of California.
    1
  3906. Kujakuseki01 Options are just hot air. I refuted remotely related to fact in your comment, and I'm fine with that.
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  3907. ***** I've watched weapons that made Britain a number of times, and dueling shields are in a different program about Talhoffer's fight book if i'm not mistaken. 
    1
  3908. ***** Size doesn't amtter if we're using weapons that the other guy deoesn't know how to use, which is why I said my chose of weapons.
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  3909. Kendell Simmons No, I don't but most people have no idea how to use a weapon. I own a few practice weapons, and know some basic technique with a longsword. That all together gives me huge advantage over most people if I get my pick of weapon.  
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  3910. Kendell Simmons  In longsword fighting just learning the guards and how transition gives a strong defense and some offence. The 99% was little exaggeration, but I would still give myself good odds with my pick of weapon against most people. 
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  3911. Kendell Simmons My experience is that people tend to do one of a few things, which can be blocked with a counter.
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  3912. Phillthy59 I wonder if you'd be saying that if it had fancy sounding name like kenjutsu? Also, I'm not swordsman just a guy the some basic idea about longsword fighting. Anyone with training would beat my ass.
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  3913. You're just asking how bad Canada would lose.
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  3914. The US forces in South Korea are there to protect them from the North, so you're saying China would leave its allies undefended. Every country in a position of power abuses that power to some degree, but the US isn't nearly as uncaring in our use of power as China is.
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  3915. WhiskeyWhiskers The type of people demand these classes overwhelmingly define rape in such a way that women can't commit  rape.
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  3916. You should rewatch the talk because she gives a clear logical progression of how answering on question leads to the next. 
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  3917. A reactor design that was only the Soviets used because it's unsafe with under trained operators, and only five dozen or so people died, while coal killed millions every year.
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  3918. Charlie Sheard No, it didn't. There wasn't enough material to do that and most of it landed in the exclusion zone.
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  3919. American exceptionalism isn't an inherent trait as the right wingers believe. American exceptionalism comes from the way we do things.
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  3920. If Bernie gets into office, I would almost want to see another crash in the banking system just to see him sick the letter soup on Wall Street.
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  3921. I run across the documentary about the death penalty once, and the it come to the conclusion that hypoxia induced by breathing pure nitrogen is likely the most humane way of killing a person.   
    1
  3922. Ralph Pickering Well there's no reason to sedate the person because they'll just pass out from lack of oxygen anyway, and that's not painful.
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  3923. Hunter B "How would someone who hasn't been vaccinated risk someone who has been?" In two ways 1) by being at greater risk of being infected and infecting others 2) by breaking the herd immunity. 
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  3924. I would say the president has unilateral power to shut the place down as the commander in chief.
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  3925. Mars' gravity is 38% that of Earth. That's a far cry from the microgravity of LEO. Yes, there might be adverse health effects do to Mars' lower gravity, but comparing Mars' gravity to microgravity is disingenuous.
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  3926. What kind of job do you have?
    1
  3927. THC stays in the body for a very long time. The other effects of THC sooner leave person on the ground having a freak out than attacking a person.
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  3928. The only difference between the first and second Mexican-American war would that the US would annex all of Mexico this time.
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  3929. China can't build jet engines and is entirely reliant on buying them from Russia.
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  3930. I have a feeling that the democratic primary is going to keep going until the fat lady California sings. A big win in California for Bernie could single handedly over turn Hillary's lead and that's to say nothing of every thing between now and then.
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  3931. Nuclear produces 20% of US electricity with a little under 100 reactors. Solar produces 1% with millions of panels.
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  3932. Sorry, all the evidence says we originated in Africa. All the stone tools, all the fossils, and the population with the greatest genetic diversity are all in Africa, along with our closest living relatives.
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  3933. ***** What an amazing argument with all those indisputable facts and unassailable logic.
    1
  3934. ***** Sounds more like you're just making excuses for not defending your position.
    1
  3935. +Sam Riley Communists are left wing. Fascists are right wing. Both authoritarian. It has nothing to do with them left or right.
    1
  3936. I can't help bu think that some sops have taken the line "I am the law." too much to heart. Some of them really think they're the Judges from Dredd (I'm pretending that the Stallone never happened).
    1
  3937. If the boot doesn't fit your foot right you're going to be fucking your feet up. 
    1
  3938. MrRoyalPC The official terminology is a little weird. Even other Americans get the official terms wrong.
    1
  3939. ***** Not in the US Army at least.
    1
  3940. Philip McCorkle How is saying I wont let others be intolerant, being intolerant of others? 
    1
  3941. No, calling nuclear reactors time bombs is just plain fear mongering.
    1
  3942. +Vox Oz was looked at for a spent fuel repository, but their anti-nuclear factions blocked it.
    1
  3943. So I go from a video talking about, in part, the beauty and artistic nature of late medieval armor to learning about morons that got tricked by a pair of glasses on the floor.
    1
  3944. +x603x I fully agree.
    1
  3945. ***** At no time have seen anything that would lead me to believe what she said was hyperbole. Anita went in front of the UN to argue that that saying something like "you suck" is a form of cyber violence and should be treated the same as real violence.  P.S. I literally got the message the first time you used my name. The dozen other times (this is hyperbole) were unneeded.
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  3946. +Josef K I find the quote rather succinctly describes feminist and SJWs. To me it seems that the only thing that would make those types happy would be if everyone turned into an amorphous blobs of indeterminate race, gender, sexuality, and age that are unable to say anything that disagrees with a minority.
    1
  3947. ***** You're right I'm a jackass, but I'm a selective jackass. Most insults I couldn't care less about, but calling me weak minded is not something I'm going to take kindly. Also, Josef K real left himself open to my riposte.
    1
  3948. +Josef K Says the guy that left himself open to such simple word play. Next time don't hand me a weapon to beat you with; it's too easy.
    1
  3949. +David Greene (Nøkkenbuer) Either you haven't spent enough time around the right parts of the internet or you're just ignoring their existence, but either way, there is nothing weak minded about describing a bunch of rabid zealots that want to impose their views on everyone else. Personally, I would say that denouncing authoritarianism is something for the strong minded, particularly from those of similar to you.
    1
  3950. Josef K Sorry my mistake. I know you find thinking hard, and I should have said it in a more dumbed downed way for you. It was too easy for me to turn your words against you.
    1
  3951. On the atomic, solids basically mesh that particles like electrons will pass through most of the time but occasionally hit the net and bounce off.
    1
  3952. I know you're being sarcastic, but solar kills 6 times as many people per unit of energy than nuclear does.
    1
  3953. It's a police box and look up Doctor Who.
    1
  3954. +toastsandwich Don't we all?
    1
  3955. I think all of this is stupid. If you don't happen to like the way the women look find different art.
    1
  3956. There a difference between having standards and a purity test.
    1
  3957. +Bernard Kovalchik You have hear me that orange is the new black, right?
    1
  3958. Where are you from?
    1
  3959. +Dont Trip There is a similar problem in the US among college educated women.
    1
  3960. This guy made a mistake in trying to get money from the internet: it either needs to be about food or being women that's some how being persecuted by pixels in video games.
    1
  3961. Porn sites should do the same thing they did to the other state. I'm not sure that's trollish for enough, but it should work. I mlove an after about a week everyone is going to be ready to explode and will be begging for their porn back.
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  3962. iris ryu No, the point of all companies is to make or do something and responsibility is one of the core principles of being a maker or service provider. Also, some of the most profitable companies in the world are responsible companies.
    1
  3963. iris ryu Have you ever hear of a nonprofit? Those are companies that do things without trying to make a profit, which disproves what you say. Also, my point was that responsible companies do just fine in a competitive environment.
    1
  3964. iris ryu No, it perfectly disproves what you said, which is that all companies are profit making institutions. So, if companies aren't about making profits that means they are about making and doing things, which brings us back to my original reply to you.
    1
  3965. Solar is still expensive, and batteries are can't even supply 1% of our needs.
    1
  3966. +harmonica guitar that's a bigger indictment, not a defense.
    1
  3967. Lord Caelvanir but the others didn't spend decades testing or training in the arctic circle.
    1
  3968. I'm not the type that says the market is always right, but I would like to see the market solve the problem most of the time, particularly when I think there are a number of possible solutions.
    1
  3969. Justin, I don't disagree. However, I disagree with the way they're doing it. We didn't have to ban whale oil because kerosene was better. We didn't have to ban radio as the main form of house hold entertainment because tv was better. We didn't ban the horse and buggy because cars are better. Instead of banning things just make an obviously better alternative and people will start using on their own. By banning gas powered cars they're implicitly saying they don't think there are any better options, which I disagree with. There are way to make electric cars more appealing than gas powered cars. There's, also, a carbon neutral way to produce synthetic gas from sea water, which would means not needing to replace all those billions of dollars worth of infrastructure that's already been built. I want people to pick what they want from better options not have government tell people what options they have.
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  3970. Who else is then? China?
    1
  3971. Someone has already thought of that.
    1
  3972. +Leo SigloXX Glad I'm not the only one perplexed by it. P.S. I'm a guy. Dude is right.
    1
  3973. Keo Brave No, even when I put a lot of points into one thing I still needed some points in other areas to function.
    1
  3974. It must be nice being so naive.
    1
  3975. LX You're right society does have standards, but what's in this video doesn't represent the standards of society at large. I don't like Trump- almost everything he says is questionable, and some steps over the line. However, he is an outlet for people to get away from the PC bullshit.
    1
  3976. LX Where did I say I decided what others thing? All I did was describe what I've observed. I agree Trump does attract some unsavory elements with his rhetoric, but most of the people who support him are normal people who are tired of being beaten for things they haven't done.
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  3977. LX So you're saying that your proclamation is just as valid as mine, but criticized me earlier for trying to dictate the morals of the population at large, which by your own standard means your dictating to what their morals are or that neither of us all the information and shouldn't be making claims about other people.
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  3978. LX I have no idea what you're saying. Would you mind restating that comment and use something other than "it" for the subject.
    1
  3979. LX We've been talking about several things that can be called it and how they relate to each other. So you're saying you reject standards held by society, while you were earlier claiming to speak for those same standards. Which is it?
    1
  3980. Erroneous thoughts, in other words wrong thoughts. I don't know if it's a good thing the top leadership in Iran is resorting to thought crimes. On one hand it bad because thought police, but on the other hand it might strengthen the reform oriented sides.
    1
  3981. It's not even that. They're fighting over what their imaginary friend said. 
    1
  3982. +TestMeatDollSteak 110 isn't too bad, but when you start getting around 115 to 120, you're talking a whole new dimension of hot.
    1
  3983. Gaspar Prouvé No, I'm just an audience member.
    1
  3984. I think you mean miniaturized.
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  3985. Only the 11 US super carriers are nuclear powered. All those carriers are powered by fossil fuels.
    1
  3986. +Ava There's a difference between birthed and unleashed.
    1
  3987. You're half right. Renewables aren't going to cut it. However, the idea our future is bleak with a small population and little energy is completely wrong. Nuclear can supply our needs well into the future.
    1
  3988. You're asserting we're past a point of no return, but you aren't proving any evidence. The only sacristy on Earth is energy because everything else is a matter of just a matter of using energy. Need water: desalinate it from seawater. Need gasoline: make it from, again, seawater. Need more food: grow it in high intensity vertical farms. With advanced nuclear reactors that are more flexible, efficient, cheaper, and faster to build.
    1
  3989. Apparently these guy have the memory of a gold fish.  
    1
  3990. ***** Trump thinks he's on a Reality TV show. Carson thinks the TV show is real.
    1
  3991. Oggy Ren Sorry but you're just wrong about everything.
    1
  3992. Well, we now know what porn site Kyle uses.
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  3993. I have no problem with it because to me it's satire. This game looks like a take on what the religious anti-gay nut jobs think is going to happen if we allow gay marriage. Although, i will say I have strong sense of irony.
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  3994. ***** Why the hell would we want some of our worst enemies to come about?
    1
  3995. ***** We have our problems, but we're far from falling. Also, it wasn't the Goths or Huns that finished off Rome. It was, ironically, the Airabs.
    1
  3996. ***** The Byzantine empire fell in 1453 when the Arabs took Constantinople. Yes, I do count a continuous line of government as one empire.
    1
  3997. Insurgent war =/= conventional war
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  3998. Bob Moore No most the time these are built well above the ground and often have walls around the track.
    1
  3999. From what I know, all mammals can get Ebola. 
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  4000. Does this mean we can arrest Lindsey Graham now?
    1
  4001. A long ass time, but only as niche power source.
    1
  4002. FactChecking101 That's just as bad, which is what he said in part.
    1
  4003. Art Evol I care about the totality of the planet, so I do.
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  4004. If we could get China to stop manipulating its currency, the US would be more than capable of competing with China. US produces better quality and is more efficient. The only really reason China gets the manufacturing is because it's so cheap, and even that advantage they're starting to lose to other cheaper countries.
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  4005. It's Chernobyl, three mile island, and Fukushima. If you want people to take anything you say as more than a bad joke learn to at least look how the names are spelled. 
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  4006. Martin Šriber Different sense of the word.
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  4007.  @brandonmoore6612  religion is nothing but magic, and evolution is just a process of adaptation over time
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  4008. H.M. Murdock psyc testing, and questionaries for the perants
    1
  4009. H.M. Murdock Teachers are part of it, but the only thing teacher and perants can do to in offical dignosice is get kids tested.
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  4010. H.M. Murdock It's not a problem. I'm just telling you what I know from personal experience.
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  4011. Did I miss hell freezing over? Fox news being anything other than totally unreasonable is, I don't....
    1
  4012. +xadam2dudex Marcus Marcus Marcus (it's a Boarderlands 2 reference)
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  4013. ***** Three of the four reactors at Fukushima had hydrogen explosions. This is something I forgot to say in the last comment, that kind of event is impossible in a LFTR.
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  4014. What's so hard to understand about being too busy building clean, safe nuclear power plants to build new weapons and have a way to get rid of the cores from decommissioned weapons?
    1
  4015. And the tally just keeps going. By the end we have about one score (as in four score and seven years ago type score).
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  4016. Billo probably thinks pulling his head out of his ass is radical, too.
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  4017. Launching spent fuel into the sun is a horrible idea in every way you look at it. Rockets will fail at some point. The lunch costs are beyond ridiculous. Too many more reasons to go into.
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  4018. The only way I see this ever working is to have strong man that makes everyone play nice then transition into a democracy. The US had a strongman in Gorge Washington, but, thankfully, he was interested in making a democracy instead of being a king.
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  4019. You don't trust other nations with your national secrets, even when they're you allies. Also, the French had their own shipyards to build their own ships.
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  4020. +Rhett Llewallyn No, she's just neocon lite.
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  4021. +DanteAtomosKageokami The irrational are always the most angry.
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  4022. The fine tuning argument has so many holes: 1) it's based on life as we know it (what about life as we don't know it?), 2) the many worlds theory posits that there an infinite number of universes, making the unlikely common 3) maybe the universe just has to have the rules it does for reason we don't yet know.
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  4023. I agree with the words coming out of Cheney's mouth, but not the idea they are based on.
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  4024. I love Elon Musk for his bold visions, but the hyperloop is not going to happen.
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  4025. No, you're twins that where separated at birth. 
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  4026. IIXRATEDIIHiTMAN The US is a conglomerate of many different political and social views, as most countries are. Also, the most Americans didn't see WW2 as our war until it was made our, so people and companies were free to associate with people from either side. Another thing, I don't know why you're trying to turn this in to a moral argument when I was speaking is simple terms of fact. 
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  4027. You're making a claim that without evidence. I call that bullshit.
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  4028. +Bobir Mukhammedov That's pure fantasy. A resource based wouldn't eliminate the need to efficient with resources
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  4029. +Bobir Mukhammedov You didn't address what I said. Resource based economy still needs to be efficient, and renewables aren't efficient. Saying that a resource based economy would make inefficient things practical because no money is just nonsensical. It's been estimated that it would cost $15 trillion to retrofit the US with renewable power, which roughly equates to the US's yearly GDP. Even in a resource based economy, we can't be putting all our labor into generating electricity.
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  4030. +Bobir Mukhammedov I agree that we need to move away from fossil fuels, but renewables aren't going to work. That leaves only one option: nuclear power.
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  4031. karl john Private parties are under no obligation to give space for defamation. In the 80s, 30 years ago.
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  4032. Actually, the land is the hardest part.
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  4033. In the last 14 years he seems to have lost all his brains because he doesn't seem to understand how deterrence works.
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  4034. I'm not British, so what happens over there doesn't effect me much. However, deference probably saved the world from WWIII by making the price of being the first to use nuclear weapons too high. Moreover, its becoming important again to day because of Russia has plans to use tactical nuclear weapons if war breaks out.
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  4035. You're a moron. Hillary is the living embodiment of corruption and seems to want to start a war with Russia.
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  4036. av's easy peasy dishes I don't know about you, but I find morons to be people with lots of opinions.
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  4037. Because for decades China has positioned itself as the go between and supported North Korea. It's only been is the last few years under Xi Jinping has China moved away from the relationship with North Korea.
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  4038. Angelalynx999 Well, a lot of them need an education about everything so...
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  4039. Literally everything is a pollutant is you spew enough of it into the atmosphere.
    1
  4040. Andrew Jackson Alien Slayer Death and taxes.
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  4041. Texas has a good sized high tech sector.
    1
  4042. RevDooDatt Went over board much? All I said was that Texas has a good sized high tech sector, nothing more.
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  4043. Even if Chinese subs had the range to get to the Panama Canal, they would be hunted by one of the best sub hunting navies in the world across the largest ocean in the world.
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  4044. Congradulations, that is the creepiest thumbnail of all time.
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  4045. scientificpatriot you're the odd man out. Most rich people are living off generational wealth that passed down the family, like nobles in Europe used to do.
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  4046. A lot of solar panels are on top of roofs and working of top of roofs is dangerous. Wind involves large moving objects hundreds of feet in the air, need I say anymore?
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  4047. The dems make the French look like they have a backbone even after they gave from having millions of leaflets dropped on Paris.
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  4048. +Euphoric Turtle Never, all she's ever run on has been "I'm a women and doesn't it make you feel go to vote for me".
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  4049. I'm A Squirrel! Don't Hate! How about I make you into a squirrel pot pie?
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  4050. Finland is tiny, but knows how to fight in the cold.
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  4051. I hope you're joking.
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  4052. Johnny Batz I don't think you know what you're talking about. Efficiency isn't affected by cost, and the biggest reason nuclear is costly is because the reactors we're using are meant for nuclear subs, not electricity generation. 
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  4053. He said that because he did his research, unlike you.
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  4054. Where do you think the SJWs came from: this nuttiness. What's worse is they're about to try and plug back in to the education system to complete the loop.
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  4055. I don't care if you hate Trump with the passion of 1,000 suns; you can at least give Trump a back handed compliment, like "Even the swamp thing could tell the TTP was toxic swamp sludge".
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  4056. TheFeralcatz "How do you create jobs by purchasing goods and services?" People want thing and pay other to make that stuff.
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  4057. It's fine you just need to use a negation.
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  4058. The moron is lucky he didn't earn a Darwin Award.
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  4059. I think China would rather lose a war than be turned into a parking lot.
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  4060. China is confirmed to only have 260 nuclear warheads. That's about the same number as one Ohio class missile sub. The US has 14 Ohio class subs, and that's on part of the US's second strike capabilities. Anything does to the US, the US will do more 30x over to China. China will not us nuclear weapons because they do not want to be destroyed.
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  4061. +100 Hoes Kaido It ain't over until the last vote is counted, and we're a longways from that.
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  4062. If we're trying to for a self sustaining population, we might want couples who can naturally reproduce, but that's a hell of a long way off. Any colony in space is isn't going to be anything more than science outpost in my life time, and I've got another 50 to 60 years.
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  4063. +Trevor Lambertson The life blood of any organization like this is money, and this slitting ISIS's throat.
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  4064. Evirthewarrior You can't hide an oil field in a school.
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  4065. IngetKant I was 220 lb by 14, and I wasn't morbidly obese
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  4066. I'm 5'8" and very stocky, and I was a bit over weight at the time. So, don't say some one has to be  morbidly obese to lose 100 pounds. Might a person be  morbidly obese, sure, but they don't have to be.
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  4067. IngetKant I was talking 14, which wasn't that much older. I was like 5'2' at 10
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  4068. ***** Keep all religion out of politics.
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  4069. +nasaman23 No, that's not how it works. Nuclear warheads create a huge amounts of energy which heats the air, so what causes the destruction is a combination of heat and shockwave from the expanding air.
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  4070. +NedenaBeerFarm Look up horizontal gene transfer.
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  4071. +Joe Ford We can learn if there was ever life on Mars by going to the moon!
    1
  4072. Joe Ford No, they can't. Every probe humans have sent in to space has been vastly inferior to even a half competent human. Even our most advanced probe the Mars Science Laboratory (aka Curiosity) takes hours to do what human can in a few minutes, and Don't get me started on how far AI is behind human thought.
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  4073. Joe Ford You are one stupid short sighted person. The ultimate destiny humanity is to expand in to space, just like we expanded out from Africa to cover the whole planet, so no, there is nothing more important. Sure there are more immediate that need addressed, but those are no reason to stop space exploration. What you think is completely irrelevant to the fact that we are far from being at a "point of been there done that". If there is any sense of "been there dine that" it's because of people like you who hobble space exploration.  
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  4074. Psychopaths are not delusional crazies; most are normal people.  
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  4075. So 5% of the wasteful spending on the US military could end world hunger?
    1
  4076. Well, this just proves I should have mentioned that my comment was a joke.
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  4077. King Draco I understand. I've fallen for Poes my self.
    1
  4078. You're one of those people who only half knows what they're talking about so you think with a fuller understanding are wrong or lying.
    1
  4079. VinoV N. How am I supposed to do that when all you've given is your opinion.
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  4080. Or anyone with good cause.
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  4081. The guy is ex-military only working as a contractor on base.
    1
  4082. jake lopez Fuck yeah it matters. He was civilian working for the military. The relationship between this man and military is that of an employer and employee, and as such the military holds no more responsibility to than any other employer.
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  4083. Chocolatnave123 The evidence that Japan signed treaties is the he fact that Japan signed treaties, and you can look them up. We aren't occupying Japan, you fucking moron! The US military in Japan is voluntary as part of the agreement between the US and Japan after world war 2.
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  4084. Chocolatnave123 If Japan didn't want the US bases, they wouldn't have signed the treaties, and can give the US a one year notice. Also, these protests consist of .0005% of Japan's population. What your saying is just blatantly not true.
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  4085. Chocolatnave123 No, I'm saying that your making a conclusion of the what 120,000,000 million people want based on .0005% of the population's actions.
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  4086. Chocolatnave123 You're right others might agree the protesters, but you can't conclude what the population as a whole thinks based a tiny fraction of the population protesting. Are you going to get now that I've repeated it three times?
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  4087. Andrew Jackson Alien Slayer No, his IQ is in the negatives and lowers the IQ of anyone that looks him in the eye.
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  4088. Kyle There was research being, but Nixon end much of it.
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  4089. John Dillinger Rail-guns and laser beams. Nuclear war heads are so 20th century.
    1
  4090. Which is incredibly stupid. Why would want you're kid stabbed with a needle more times than necessary? Also, spacing them out means you're more likely to miss a vaccination and you're kid dying.
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  4091. I think you missed a few adjatiaves, but I think you got most of it.
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  4092. FortuitusVideo What are you smoking? Liberals have mos out spoken critics of neo-progressives.
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  4093. 4798alexander4798 Renewables are too inconstant to hold base load power, so they will never be the primary power source.
    1
  4094. I thought this was just a local story to this area of Texas, and more so to my area because the driver who also stole the car is supposed to be from the neighboring.
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  4095. TheKeyser94 I don't get how picking his son over his boss makes him a pussy.
    1
  4096. The video title should read: Ken Ham says something stupid for the nth time.
    1
  4097. Peter McLoughlin Ja, the one about lead being all over everything. 
    1
  4098. ***** Sorry I mixed together Rubidium-strontium and Uranium-lead dating.
    1
  4099. It's a free country and that means we have to take the good with the bad.
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  4100. You seem to be implying that they were trying to create a gotcha moment. However, with all the photos of Corbyn in front of flags with the hammer and sickle there's no need for it. What they were doing was making a political statement, so wearing party paraphernalia isn't diminishing their goal.
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  4101. I think he's out on bail. 
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  4102. Nathan Dawson I didn't say anyone was bigoted, and I wasn't speaking about Islam or religion. What you say about religion is true, but I was speaking about Iraqis. I don't want to sound too rude about this, but please read what I say properly. I hate having to respond to annoying comments from people that didn't read mine properly. 
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  4103. The armor at 7:35 look more like a tournament armor than a battle field armor.
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  4104. jay mendez If you're talking about me hell no. I'm just happy to be anywhere but Alabama. 
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  4105. jay mendez The new comment are a bitch at times, but you do get to edit them. 
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  4106. Watney used a mix of Martian regolith and poop as fertilizer.
    1
  4107. MrThomaslb How is saying someone has bad taste a put down? It is not a reflection on John's character or worth; all it means is simply that John does not know makes something good.
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  4108. Swen Karssen Why we still have them: I don't know. However, the reason the Us has so many ICBMs is to enact Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD), which is basically saying if you shot, I'm going to take you with me.
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  4109. Fusion has been invested in for decades with little to show.
    1
  4110. I want to see such heavily biased news gone too, but the government isn't the way to do it. Also, I would think that republicans would be against government intervention in a market.
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  4111. No one could pay me enough money to marry her.
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  4112. AbstractM0use Thanks, but it's just what these people always reminded me of.
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  4113. Solar is never going to be our main form of power. Nuclear is the once and future king.
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  4114. Water sucks as a heat transfer medium, so to get better performance out of it the reactors have to have pressurized water. It's the same reason you would use a pressure cooker rather than just boiling something.
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  4115. +oldguyinstanton Space elevators are a great idea and all but we have no way of building them.
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  4116. Well she is falling in the foot steps of many a pope and Christian kings, lying, cheating, stealing, and a whole lot of death.
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  4117. What's new?
    1
  4118. If there's life on Mars, it hasn't evolved to survive inside the human body. The vast majority of single cell life forms on Earth aren't infectious; alien life from Mars defiantly won't.
    1
  4119. apeek7 Saying some people decades ago were worried about something doesn't refute my point. Furthermore, the quarantine was dropped after the third moon mission. Yes, I would risk a astronaut's life on 0% chance of an alien pathogen. Even if it wasn't a 0% chance I would still be by far the least risky thing about the mission. That's completely different but still wrong argument. Manned missions are only 10 times more expensive than robotic missions. However, humans can do more than 10 times the work of a robotic mission, and there are things a human can do that a robot simply can't. Last year a team of people are the Mars Society's desert research station made a major fossil discovery after climbing down into a hole, of which robots can't do.
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  4120. apeek7 Are you really that stupid? Unless there are people or other vertebrates living on Mars who I don't know, there's no environment on Mars anything like the human body for microbes to evolve to live in. As for my second statement, it's support by the first. If something isn't adapted to living in humans or a similar animal enters the body, it will die.
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  4121. apeek7 Being related to us, however distantly, has nothing to do with being infectious. Anything living on Mars would be the equivalent of an extremophile, and extremophiles duchess by cause infections because they aren't adapted to the human body. Also, you're wrong many viruses and single cell life forms have evolved specifically to live in side macroscopic organisms and many die shortly after leaving the body.
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  4122. Really? With all the antifa riots were gangs of people have attacked peaceful free speech events using improvised weapons? I'm on the left and I'm starting to think it's safer to hang out the teaparty nuts.
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  4123. Only to an idiot.
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  4124. No, if you being an extremist wasn't the cause of you labeling nonviolent events supporting free speech as hate events, calling you an extremist would be an ad hominem.
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  4125. I don't have to prove anything for two reasons: 1) you're asking me to Prove a negative, 2) you're the one making the claim, so the burden to prove your claim is on you.
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  4126. I guess back a couple years ago when Texas was in need of rain a Perry was preying for rain, and it didn't happen doesn't count. Also, ironically, we finally got rain as an atheist conference was happening. 
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  4127. +DarkMatter2525 I don't think so. Part of the Bernie Sanders brand is that he doesn't play this dog and pony show because he's about the issues.
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  4128. +James the Solar Energy Expert Well, you're certainly no expert on nuclear. Nuclear is the safest form of power we have. It's several times safer than solar and marginally safer than wind. Also, generation IV reactors will be still safer. Solar isn't all that clean. PV cells use toxic chemicals in there production. In fact, the pollution from a PV solar factory got so bad that people living in the Chinese town where the plant was located rioted. However, that doesn't even cover the fact that renewables are backed up by fossil fuel plants, which kind of negates the point. As for nuclear, it produces a ver small amount of waste that can be recycled, and generation IV reactors will burn the current waste and produce an even smaller amount of their own waste.
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  4129. What ever problems the Pacific is having are unrelated to radiation. The amount of radiation that has been added to the ocean is less than the natural background radiation.
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  4130. Tetrapodum I'm going to presume that photo is of yourself because of your brain rotting away with your. I said the amount of radiation introduced to the environment is less than the natural background radiation levels, not that there was no radiation released.
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  4131. 7hart2 What's so hard to understand: his views on guns are irrelevant to his preforming of the job? The surgeon general has nothing to do with gun policy.   
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  4132. 7hart2 How stupid are you? The surgeon general's view on smoking and guns are not equally impactful to the performance of the duties of the surgeon general. Don't make false equivalencies like that. 
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  4133. Actually, the Chinese economy isn't doing so well. Right now the government is trying to do everything they can to stop the devaluing of Chinese currency.
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  4134. Could you please write that sentence in a way that's comprehensible?
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  4135. If you're first post was in in Spanish, you might have a point, but you chose to use English.
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  4136. And the US has more than 30 times as many warheads. One Ohio class sub can carry the same number of warheads as all of China's arsenal. If China fires one nuck, China's population will drop by more than a billion.
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  4137. Looks like they haven't lost their puritanical tendencies either.
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  4138. By that standard the US has the right to nuke North Korea. 
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  4139. ***** This is not a ta-may-toe ta-ma-toe type of difference. APC aren't offensive vehicles, unlike tanks. Also, the M113 has been striped of it's weapons. I think american police are over militarized, but having an old APC to protect police officers while they come up to a building for entry to end a stand off is fine.  
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  4140. rarelibra When I say offensive, I don't mean maneuvering. An offensive vehicles are ones with the primary purpose of destroying enemy vehicles, structures, and/or personnel. APCs don't fit that.
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  4141. Well, he's a better person than I was thinking because I thought he was going to say shot them.
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  4142. CelticRot I'm going to say that mass slavery is better than genocide. 
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  4143. +Nicholas Perry He's cut from the cloth.
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  4144. Tristan Veerbeek No, light water reactors use water as coolant. Many reactors types are named after their coolants.
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  4145. +Fix it feilix Is not what? As for weapons proliferation, Gen IV reactors are much more proliferation resistant. However, even with current reactors, making a nuclear weapon is very hard requiring a lot of expensive and specialized equipment and teams of engineers
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  4146. He got the three for one bounce
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  4147. I don't think she needed to, which just makes it worse.
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  4148. Did you watch the video or did you just have selective hearing lose at the part where he says that?
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  4149. Uninhabitable? Both the Fukushima and Chernobyl exclution zones are habitable. In fact, there are people living in the Chernobyl exclution zone who have been there for decades. There's, also, a popular black-sand beach in Brazil with the same ambient radiation levels as the Fukushima nuclear exclution zone, and the only lasting radiation damage people get there are sunburns.
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  4150. noviceprepper53 He had a lot of things to cover, so I think he skipped the reasons why for just going to the conclusion. Although, it would have behooved him to go into greater depth.
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  4151. earthwalker7 Even if batteries were improving at the same kind of rate microchips have, it would take another 55 year for battery tech to get to where we need it to be.
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  4152. Looks like the pastor is a terrorist sympathizer.
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  4153. Wourghk I know. I touched on Gates' philanthropic work, and from what I can I know he's doing it because he enjoys the challenge while being able to help people.
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  4154. It's about adding more mass to the atmosphere than it is about adding more CO2.
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  4155. No, it didn't. The radiation levels in the ocean from the reactors are below the natural background radiation levels.
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  4156. North Korea has attacked the US and South Korea numerous times without provocation, so I can see them trying to attack with a nuck for no reason. The idea that they'd do by sneaking it in pot is just moronic.
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  4157. Take radioactive uranium put it next to thorium so the thorium transmutes into uranium then fission that uranium by some more thorium starting the cycle over.
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  4158. +Chandler Hughes You mean be American.
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  4159. +Olivia L Lightfoot Yes, the technology that kills fewer people than every other form of power production, it's worst disaster only killed a few dozen people, releases less radiation than coal is going to kill us all.
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  4160. ***** Never because the money is going directly to the teachers as grants.
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  4161. ***** Well, there should be and are reasonable limits to free speech: no incitement of violence, no slander/libel (civil enforcement), no screaming fire in a movie theater. However, I do agree that much of Europe does goes too far in restricting speech.
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  4162. +PerTheLemonCurry Uncontrolled capitalism has nearly eaten our democracy.
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  4163. Well, at least she has some class.
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  4164. Wally Iverson Looks like you need to learn to spell.
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  4165. ***** A fellow China Uncensored sub. I wouldn't be to worried. Nither side would unless they think they can win.
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  4166. Max, a lot of this if China didn't make claims on areas that they've never claimed before.
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  4167. There have been plenty of territorial disputes that have had one side clearly in the wrong and another clearly in the wrong. However, I don't agree that historically they've been decided by who has a the more powerful military. The only agenda I see from China Uncensored is to show what's otherwise not shown, which is often bad but not always.
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  4168. That's 8 minutes at best. When the Earth and Mars are further a part the time can be something like 20 minutes.
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  4169. You're delusional. Japan and South Korea aren't going to tell their most powerful ally as they're being hammered (might I add that the amount of damage China can do to either). If anything, Japan and South Korea are going to ask for more support from the US.
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  4170. Wind and solar aren't waste free. Solar produces a lot of toxic waste in making pv panels, and wind requires mining rare earths for the dynamo.
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  4171. No, what we need is sensible people in charge to solve the problems.
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  4172. It's the news' fault for reporting the news! Hillary is in no way responsible for her actions that no one should have ever learned about.
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  4173. Everything he saying is dumb, so...
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  4174. It's not about race but politics. These people wouldn't be calling for the abolishment of the electoral college if Hillary won. Whether or not you're happy with the winner of the election, should have no bearing on you views about the electoral college.
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  4175. I have a hard time seeing Japan telling their protectors leave as they're being shelled.
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  4176. No need. We already have better reactor designs, but we aren't using them like we should. There are molten salt reactors, integral fast reactors, traveling wave reactors.
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  4177. Luke Johnson As hokey as it may sound, what had to be done was break the Japanese will to fight, and a bombing campaign would have never done that.  
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  4178. Some people think that Canada is part of the US that doesn't to the rest of us.
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  4179. For once Cenk says something in German that makes sense, instead of saying potato salad.
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  4180. Simply put, you don't want to be wasting energy on moving junk you don't need to.
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  4181. manumus11 It's extra unneeded mass, and moving mass costs a lot of energy.
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  4182. manumus11 I get all that. What you aren't getting is that's a hell of a lot of unneeded mass. This mission doesn't need all that fuel or the extra mass of the other transports.
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  4183. manumus11 Mass matters more in space that it does on Earth. If I had a manasion, I'm sure I could think of things to do with the space but I don't really need all of that space.
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  4184. manumus11 They don't need to nor should they send everything for a million people at once. The transports are designed to carry the martials needed by the people it's taking to Mars.
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  4185. No, it because of the spare tan has created a permanent layer of orange that can't be removed and blocks the pores.
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  4186. Gold finX We have one in the Republic of China (Taiwan), but none in the People's Republic of China (mainland China).
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  4187. People are afraid of nuclear power because of a combination fear mongering and the trick of human physiology were we think large events are more dangerous than small events. Imagine there were people talking how dangerous flying is while being safer than driving people are afraid of it.
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  4188. dzarko55 All the Germanic languages, that still survive, use similar names for the days of the week.
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  4189. No tractors. Hydroponics use a tenth as much water as normal farming, and aeroponics uses a fraction of what hydroponics uses. As for the equipment, that's fairly expensive, but not as expensive as tractors, combines, etc.. Electricity, now that's the big problem. Grow lights eat a huge amount of electricity, and that costs even more money.
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  4190. Travy CrankdAT The occupying, blockading, and killing of hundreds isn't an act? 
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  4191. Erik Hoevenberg I meant the human cause. So let me say it more clearly, just because you're ignorant doesn't mean that humans are the cause.
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  4192. +Skza Crack Just make sure it's known what he did and he would be luck to be wheeled out on a stretcher.
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  4193. I know. Being able to speak your mind regardless of who you offend is wonderful. It's part of what makes our countries so rich and powerful. Although, there are some trying to destroy it.
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  4194. +itubeutude If I see someohard, I just give up without trying is what I hear you saying.
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  4195. Is that really surprising after Hillary's campaign?
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  4196. And people think Iran is our enemy. With friends like this we don't need enemies.
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  4197. Face less But all that salt would kill the grass.
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  4198. +Brett Sanfilippo How so?
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  4199. +Brett Sanfilippo How about you give a real answer instead of an excuse and using ad hominems?
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  4200. +Brett Sanfilippo Show don't tell
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  4201. I can't tell if you joking or just really stupid.
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  4202. You'd rather 85% of the population to die than use the safest and one of the cleanest forms of power we have. I don't think I've come across a statement that more aptly illustrates the saying ignorance kills.
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  4203. Branden Schuler Without being able to produce power we would only be able to support a small fraction of the population we have know, so saying you'd rather have no power at all than use nuclear is the same saying you want a large portion of the population to die.
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  4204. Branden Schuler Please tell me your still elementary school with such low reading comprehension. I very clearly said most people would die, NOT ALL. Solar and battery storage can't produce enough power or store enough power.
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  4205. Branden Schuler If it's not low comprehension, it has to dishonesty because you keep arguing against this that are close to what I said but not what actually said. I said solar can't store ENOUGH energy, which it can't. We don't have enough energy storage in the world to make up for the down time of solar. IQ doesn't corolate 1 to 1 with reading comprehension. I have an IQ of 130 but have an even higher reading comprehension, and half the reason for that is because I take my time an carefully read what's be written something you don't seem to do. Also, the 147 isn't that impressive to me, as you might have picked up on. 147 is the same IQ as one of my dearest friends, and I've known a number of people with IQs in the 160s and 170s.
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  4206. ***** Modern industry farming is impossible without things like tractors and petrochemical fertilizers. You can't run a tractor without fuel or make petrochemical fertilizer without petroleum.
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  4207. Engineering student and football player, that's an odd combination, but I'd like to hear about more people like that.
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  4208. John, Fraklin's is is only a couple of years old, so you're information is out of date.
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  4209. You must be Canadian because Canada is the only place that really uses heavy water reactors. Also, as implied, there are many different forms of reactor many of which work every differently from the reactors we have now. Furthermore, look up supercritical CO2 turbines.
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  4210. No, it's talking about light water reactors.
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  4211. Did this woman come from bizarro world where up is down and voters are supposed to vote?
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  4212. Jakob 1979 that's under the assumptions that machines can do everything a human can and do it for lesser cost. Machines have consistently made humans more valuable because of they free us up to do other tasks and which we're good at doing.
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  4213. +Michael Lee Open carry I leave in Texas.
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  4214. zach kelly I know that, which is part of why I said I think Sol Foo is mistaking thorium for plutonium.
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  4215. +mds s So long as it doesn't have too many plastic parts, I'm sure they'll design what ever gun you want if you have the money.
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  4216. If by best you mean unreliable and more dangerous than nuclear, yes, it's the best.
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  4217. There's always going to be some amount of waste. However, there certainly are ways we can reduce our spent fuel. The first being simply reprocessing the spent fuel rods. Another, would be to burn the spent fuel in more advanced reactors like MSRs.
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  4218. All the light from the moon washes out the light from the stars. It's the same reason you can't most stars in the city.
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  4219. Stephen Nielsen Why should I? I think you might be trying to make rhetorical comment, but I have no idea what the point you're trying to make is.
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  4220. +Niranjan Kumar Over tens of thousands of years, which is a very long time.
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  4221. I want to beat these people to an inch of their lives, and see how they like being stuck in a hospital for the rest of their lives.
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  4222. Either stop being Hillary Clinton and grow soul or drop out of the race.
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  4223. The US wasn't beaten in Korea. The Chinese and North Korean forces were being driven back when the ceasefire was signed. Also, took 600 thousand casualties while the US took 50 thousand. Twelve times the casualties and getting driven back doesn't sound like a victory to me.
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  4224. +RapiDEraZeR The primaries keep going until June, and the general election takes place in November. Bernie has a fair chance of getting the nomination. Anymore than that no can say. Predicting elections like this is like predicting the weather.
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  4225. People have been talking about the election since last year here in the US, at least for those into politics. Supermarkets have nothing on this.
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  4226. +BirdBrainsSellTruth 1) We can't run modern civilization on renweables. 2) Nuclear produces a tiny amount of waste, and generation IV reactors will produce even less waste much of which has uses in medicine, space exploration, etc.. If we go by the standards of what "clean" means then nuclear is just as clean, if not more clean than many renewables.
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  4227. Hua En No, the grid isn't and the estimated cost to rebuild the grid for renewables is $15 trillion. That's about the US's yearly GDP. "Now more money is being spent on renewables than fossil fuels," sorry to tell you, but that's a really bad thing if it's true, which I highly about. spending more to get less is what I call a bad deal. I fully agree that we should go green but by using nuclear. We're going to run out of uranium, thorium, hydrogen, the Earths core is going to cool, the sun is going to die. All the the sources of energy we use are going to run out some time. The question is how long is it going to last. If we run the right reactors, we have enough uranium and thorium to supply our energy needs for thousands of years.
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  4228. wishcraft4u2 Tourist attraction. Look everybody this is were humans first began colonizing the universe. 
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  4229. wishcraft4u2 How did you get that out of what I said?
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  4230. +Thomas Riley The kinds of reactors used now days require large amount of water, which is why the daiichi plant was built where it was.
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  4231. China has limited amphibious assault ability, so attacking Taiwan would be questionable and Japan impossible.
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  4232. Samael Malkira But it's too fun patronizing you, particularly when you still don't understand what I'm saying. Notice how MLK used the words negro and white, the singular form when talking about people and only using the plural form when making calls to action. MLK understood that to end racism we have to treat people as individuals. BLM, however, doesn't understand this and treats everyone as if they are interchangeable with any other person from the same group, which is what we call racism.
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  4233. Samael Malkira You are a fucking moron. You are not a mind reader; you can not tell me or anyone else what they are thinking or feeling. Literally everything you wrote in that last comment is based on you presumptions of other people and a persecution complex.
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  4234. That's total bullshit. If you look at just the many mountains worth of coal we've mind and burned through history.
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  4235. Someone was going to say it, so I figured I'd be that person.
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  4236. I thought Tump was running him own campaign?
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  4237. What if find really funny is that the Nazis took the swastika from Hinduism. The irony is just off the charts.
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  4238. +kubemaster You mean like Finland, one of the best school systems in the world?
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  4239. +leroy umland Oh a Chemtrail conspiracy nut.
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  4240. +TraumaQueen65 Look up horizontal gene transfer.
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  4241. All travel ban would do is make a very small problem into a much larger and potentially uncontrollable problem by disenfranchising those countries from the global community. What would you do, if your city was sealed off because one person was found sick?
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  4242. Andre Krumins I doesn't matter If it one person or 10,000 people that are sick. You can't just cut off a group from the rest of the world without making the problem worse for reason explained in the video. 
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  4243. +uzi justice I agree with the first half of what you said, but the scone is just bullshit. Encouraging someone to commit violence is when you to people that o be violent or that you'll help them if they are violent. Calling someone dangerous or a racist do neither of those things, and any action taken by someone for those reasons is on them alone.
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  4244. +nana8413able One of the arguments suffragettes used was that if black men could vote white women should be able to vote too. In that there's the implicit idea that white women are superior to to black men because of skin color.
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  4245. +Victoria Linthicum Intersectional feminism is racist too.
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  4246. +Victoria Linthicum I'm not a saying there are few outliers are racist and sexist. I'm saying the ideology is it self is racist and sexist. All ideologies based on identity politics have to make generalizations about people based on what groups they belong to.
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  4247. Those numbers come from the World Health Organization, not just the Soviets
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  4248. +Nathan King You literally have no idea what you're talking about.
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  4249. I guess the social justice warriors lost this battle.
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  4250. This really shows how blood thirsty these calling for really are. He doesn't care about stopping ISIS; he only cares about killing people. If Peters only want to stop ISIS destroying their fighting abilities should be more than enough, but it's not enough for him.  
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  4251. +ToastedNoodle the only people that have ever died from OK a nuclear reactor meltdown have been either people running the reactor or members of clean up crews. Living next to a reactor is one of the safest things you'll ever do in your life.
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  4252. Well, when you sell yourself for living, you're going to brag about how much people buy you for.
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  4253. Scientists changed the terminology to be more accurate. What ever are we going to do when scientists trying to improve? Also, the word theory in science doesn't mean conjecture; it means a well supported explanation of observed facts.
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  4254. +Limede45 Adapting means to change our ways, you dolt. What you might disagree with how and by how much we need to change.
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  4255. A lot of those small things have good reasons, like how some economists study WoW because it's a microcosm of larger economics, and studying cow farts because cows are a major source of methane, which is major greenhouse gas. Other stuff, like the Grateful Dead merch, is wasteful.
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  4256. China lost many times more soldiers and was being pushed back at the time the armistice was signed.
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  4257. This sounds like something my grandma would think of.
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  4258. It's from a political add for Romney's presidential campaign.  
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  4259. Are you talking about the matchlocks they got from the Portuguese?
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  4260. That's what they did, but China didn't show up.
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  4261. I bet there are serial killers more popular than Hillary.
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  4262. What I hate most about this is Boehner and the rest of the GOP scream "GOVERNMENT IS TOO BIG" when things that won't hurt the economy are done, so he and the GOP are at fault for making us chose between hurting the economy and or the environment.
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  4263. kay jay I know that at least some women are voting for Hillary because she women. Do you know how I know that? I know it because there are women saying to vote for Hillary because she's women. Considering you're an ideologue, you probably won't acknowledge that fact, and just try to obviate that fact.
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  4264. Yes, it's as clean as wind, and depending on the source equal to or cleaner than solar.
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  4265. I'm not really interested in owning any land in Ukraine right now with the low grade civil war going on. As for land in Fukushima, the Japanese government is starting to moving people, so low prices aren't really going to happen there, unless the families want to sell it for cheap just to leave. However, if those problems weren't there, I'd buy some cheap land and build a hotel to milk people like who have no idea how radiation works but are a little braver.
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  4266. Job Koppenol We should abandon nuclear but work on nuclear? Make up you're mind.
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  4267. I don't think political trials get any more blatant than this.
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  4268. Emotion over fact.
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  4269. They're working together even if they've never said a word to each other.
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  4270. Wind and solar require mining, too, and there are several places around the world to store high level nuclear waste. However they were all blocked for political reasons. The Chernobyl exclution zone has become a de facto wildlife preserve, so apparently the little bit of radiation is a lot better than humans being around.
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  4271. you know this video finally broke me. I'm subing even though the video rate is too damn slow.
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  4272. Compared to a bunch of thievedomconstantly waring with each other, it was a peaceful time.
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  4273. Scotty I'll vote even if I have to get there on a meat bicycle
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  4274. A Mormon talking about the bible is no different than Christian talking about the old testament, even if you think that Mormonism is it's own religion.
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  4275. +LumpyBumpyAcidFish There's the CanDU which is a heavy water reactor design. Then there's the difference between burner and breeder reactors, which breed one element into another that's then fissioned. There are the molten salt reactors, of which there a many different types from solid fueled, liquid fueled, uranium burns, to thorium breeders. Also, there's sodium cooled reactors. Another kind are pebble-bed reactors that use small pellets of fuel. The last kind I know about is the traveling wave reactors. All of them have pros and cons, but I personally think the molten salt reactors have the fewest cons with the most pros.
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  4276. I have to disagree with Anna I like the robots more than humans
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  4277. Chinese tourists do permanent damage to ancient monuments all the time. My favorite was the guy who carved his name into a hieroglyph at an ancient Egyptian temple.
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  4278. ***** I'm not trying to justify his actions (even though it's just chalk). My point was that people shouldn't get upset at some doing something when members of their group do much worse all the time.
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  4279. ***** What I said is that Johnny did something then someone else does the same thing and Johnny gets mad at the other person, which makes Johnny a hypocrite.
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  4280. Who ever told you that was lying.
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  4281. One man eing able to fight groups of people isn't a myth. With the right weapon and the right context. Greatswords and partisans were both used for fight groups of people by using large sweeping motions. Also, before any idiot says something about this being about unarmed, is the video said martial arts with no destination between armed and in armed, and, furthermore, many of the martial arts mentioned have armed styles in them.
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  4282. +The B List Thank you for you statement Marx.
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  4283. Really, the French are cracking down on one of the three things they do well (the others being food/wine and surrendering)?
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  4284. Busby is a quack.
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  4285. People who have a vision of what it can be and those looking for something more than just being stuck on one planet. Also, the perchlorate aren't nearly as problematic as they've been made out.
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  4286. +marconius101 No, there's a lot we can us on Mars.
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  4287. Water and many other things that we can use for colonizing.
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  4288. +marconius101 The point of colonizing Mars isn't about resource extraction for Earth.
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  4289. On your first point, literally anything is better than coal, and that was the point being made in the video. One your third point, it's true that uranium mining is damaging to the environment; however, it doesn't do global damage, it's still better than our current main sources.
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  4290. Jack Miller Different places have different standards of dress, so what's ok to wear in one place isn't always ok another place.
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  4291. The one problem with videos about nuclear power are the retards who don't know shit about it screaming about everything dying.
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  4292. AJ Ace A-N Well, they have fought in the not too distant past.
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  4293. +waofy That's because of politics, not technology.
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  4294. It might be that the heat breaks down the cells releasing more toxin.
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  4295. I'd much rather have Thatcher. Thatcher sat in on SAS live fire training without flinching. Hillary makes up stories about being shot at while leaving a good plane.
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  4296. +mcconn746 there'd be less terrorism because they wouldn't have money to buy weapons, and there would be fewer interventions because they'd no longer have a strategically important resource.
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  4297. China vs. Japan is China vs. the US.
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  4298. ***** Thanks for making an anti-natalist argument, but it has nothing to do with why I say a one child policy is immoral. To me it is immoral for the state to dictate whether a person can reproduce or not and to what amount. 
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  4299. ***** People should have the right to control their own reproduction for the same reason why people shouldn't be rapped, murdered, and so on: bodily autonomy. If I don't have the right to bodily autonomy, and one of the most important of the rights that comes bodily autonomy is the right to control ones reproduction.
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  4300. Lithium Ion 1) Learn the difference between "has" and "could" 2) Just because a nation can produce the materials needed doesn't mean they have th knowledge or skill required to build warheads, particularly the more difficult plutonium ones. Look at North Korea. They have plutonium, but none of the warheads they've tested so far have worked properly.
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  4301. Lithium Ion Yes, they didn't work right. The war heads only had partial destinations. You can't use plutonium in gun type warheads because of the friction melting the plutonium, which is why the much harder implosion method was invented.
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  4302. Lithium Ion Are you stupid or something? When I say something didn't work right, I mean just that. As for what's not working, I doubt even the North Korean's know that. Yes, friction. Metal sliding against metal, like in a gun barrel, creates a lot of friction, and friction means heat. You need to learn the difference between theorizing and inventing. The inventor isn't the isn't the guy who thought of ways it might work, but rather the guy who actually makes it work,
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  4303. Lithium Ion As I've been trying to explain to you it's not that simple.
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  4304. +Hammond EZ How would we make Mars worse?
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  4305. Hammond EZ Making money doe not equal destroying Mars. In fact, making Mars more habitable would make it more profitable. 
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  4306. Some dinosaur pissed that out back 200 million years ago.
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  4307. That will kill you. 100% pure water will suck up chemicals and throw off the homeostasis of your body.
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  4308. That absorbed minerals from the soil.
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  4309. +Ethereality I know. I just want to watch her squirm and show how dishonest she is.
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  4310. dayewneekness That's true in so much as the law only applies when it can be enforced.
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  4311. holystars That's what we call a no true Scotsman fallacy. 
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  4312. I don't think he should have been charged as individual, but will the rest of the officers as group. The guy that was on top of the hood of the car may not have killed them but the cops as a group sure as hell did.
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  4313. Michael Pesavento I'm sorry, but climbing out of a hole (Earth) then going to another hole (the moon) only to later climb out of that hole before going to where you want (Mars) makes no sense. What makes sense is to climb out of the first hole (Earth) then go to where you want (Mars).
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  4314. Cakeofdestiny Better than geothermal sure, but not molten salt reactors. Also, decades is too long.
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  4315. ***** And that makes me more resolute in not being anything like him.
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  4316. brucenlittlepictures We live in a democracy where all the power is ultimately held by the people, us, along with the responsibility of the governments actions.
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  4317. Fusion is no holy grail. Fusion is insanely complex, which mean expensive, and depending on what type of reaction is being used, the fuel can be very rare on Earth. Molten salt reactors on the other hand are simple and we have enough to last thousands of years.
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  4318. LuKiSCraft No, fusion can't solve all our energy needs. Right now the largest cost of light water reactors is the labor because of how complex they are. We both agree that fusion is going to be more complex than light water reactors, so they will be even more expensive, which means people will turn to less exspencive alternatives. Another thing, that complexity in going to make them very slow to build, which with cost is going to greatly limit the scalability of fusion. Even if we solved all those problems and made everything electric which can be, we would still need liquid fuel for things like cargo ships and airplanes. MSRs are not an improved version of the light water reactors we're using now but a complete reworking of how reactors work. MSRs use liquid fuel and a salt coolant, which completely changes how the reactors work. What you're saying is like saying a jet engine is just an improved internal combustion engine. Also, the different way MSRs work means they are much simpler to build, and puts they at about the same level of difficulty to build comparable to wide body airplanes. So scaling isn't going to be problem. Furthermore, the rewriting of how the reactors work means MSRs are an excellent source of industry heat, which could be used to creat cleaner, more power synthetic hydrocarbon fuels. MSRs are everything fusion promises to be and more all while being closer to hand. He3 isn't abundant on the moon just less rare than on the Earth. I remember about a decade ago when mining the moon for He3 was all the rage in the space community. I don't doubt we could mine the moon, but you don't have much of an economic case cheaper alternatives. I know fusion is a more energetic reaction than fission, but not a hundred times, so you're going to have to clarify what you mean.
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  4319. LuKiSCraft If we use thorium breeder versions of MSRs, known as LFTRs (liquid fluoride thorium reactors), we have hundreds of thousands of years worth of fuel. That's not the billions of years worth of fuel fusion, but we'll have moved on to something like a Dyson sphere by then. Also, MSRs are produce a fraction of the waste of light water reactors much of which has other uses, like in RTGs and medical isotopes, so fusion is only marginally cleaner. There are a lot of interesting developments happening in battery tech today. However, you can't run a jet engine on battery power, and prop planes, like all planes, have to worry about weight. Also, ships while not nearly weight constrained as air planes still don't need huge amounts of unnecessary weight. Another thing, where are ships going to recharge in the middle of the ocean? The Pacific Ocean covers about third of the Earth's surface with many of the busiest sea lanes in the world, and does have any recharging stations for ships.
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  4320. +Carol Vitez No, that's a that's a small amount of air, and with the filtration and recycling technology we have the air can be reused for an indefinite, particularly once on Mars, where astronauts can use local resources to replenish what little they lose.
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  4321. +Carol Vitez I picked the example that I thought was most illustrative of my point because most people don't like reading paragraph after paragraph of comment. Also, it's a bit ironic that you complain about how I only give one example, while you don't even say why You think I'm wrong.
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  4322. Not Tuska Are you including the natural gas back up in that 50%? Also, where do you live? If you live in a small warm country without a lot of industry, it's not that hard to run on low yeld energy sources.
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  4323. Not Tuska Windy could be anywhere. Antarctica is really windy, but I doubt you live there.
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  4324. Yes, there's no other reason the US and a former territory that still holds a close relationship with US would be allies. Also, the US has every right to sail international waters and step were ever when invited.
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  4325. Kim Jong Un I didn't think North Korea had internet, impostor!!
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  4326. callofduty102903 To whom? They're sure a hell not moral to me.
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  4327. callofduty102903 You're right; I don't get my morals from a factious entity create by ignorant Iron-age savages, but instead I use my understand of the world and philosophy to create the lest suffering and greatest well being. 
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  4328. This says a lot about religion, and explains a lot why people used to believe all kinds of crazy stuff.
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  4329. They've been funding anti-nuclear propaganda for decades.
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  4330. mae a hell of a lot longer than China would. China is export dependent with something like 80% of their economy coming from exports, and china has a number of large economic problems, like the devaluing of their currency.
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  4331. By no means does China make everything for the US, and by artificially high, I'm guessing you mean that China is doing everything it can to stop a massive deflation in their currency's value.
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  4332. AlbertaGeek True, he could be, and most likely is, both.
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  4333. astnpwrs3696 That doesn't address my point. My point is that of the police want people to fallow the law they themselves must first fallow the law.
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  4334. No
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  4335. +Aelsca Meyen The problem of radiation is hugely over exaggerated. A mission to Mars would only increase a person's risk of getting cancer by 1% or so that the same mount as eating bacon regularly does does.
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  4336. The majority of US debt is owned by Americans and the largest foreign creditor to the US is Japan. Also, your forgetting that the US is China's largest trade partner, and the Chinese economy is actually pretty week.
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  4337. Even the Chinese government doesn't believe the 7% figure from the Chinese government. The Chinese economy is far from the largest in the world. China only over took the US in one area, and that's only because of the low value of Chinese currency, which might be coming back to bite them. Also, the US may not have as large of its economy from manufacturing as it once did, but the US still is one of the world's largest manufacturers.
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  4338. +Mary G Hillary is trying to hold some kind a political super state where she holds all possible positions at the same time.
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  4339. +europe4life If it weren't for people that explored you'd still be sitting in a cave.
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  4340. +europe4life Say that when asteroid is deflected stopping a mass extinction, or something happens and only a Mars colony is left of humanity.
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  4341. +i'm so tangy Which is really impressive. I mean every time I think it's as bad as it get.
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  4342. exelsisxax There are fission reactors that are basically ready to be built that don't have either of those problems.
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  4343. exelsisxax"It creates tons of waste that is highly dangerous on its own and extremely difficult to contain." New reactors create a tiny fraction of the waste and the waste can easily contained until it's rendered safe.
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  4344. Nuclear isn't the problem. In consistent renewables are, producing power when we don't need it and not producing power when we need it. Environmentally speaking, using straight combined cycle gas turbines is better than using a mix of renewables and gas turbines.
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  4345. Do we start the jokes now or wait?
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  4346. +Daniel Hong Just use something that uses more energy than it produces? I don't think that's going to work.
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  4347. +Daniel Hong There's a huge difference between creating a reaction and producing energy. There are reactors that have been creating fission reactions for decade, but they still haven't produced a net gain of energy.
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  4348. North Korea wouldn't do anything, and then demand that control of South Korea be given over to them.
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  4349. Logan Bedenis It's too expensive. There's no point in selling power at price people can't buy it at; people will go to something cheaper, like coal, which is what we're trying to replace.
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  4350. Bostonxbruins Yuo mean the logical fallacies, misunderstanding, and out right lies?
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  4351. +Leon Riley That's true, and I agree with you. However, we can't just go around anointing someone as the champion of the people, which is why having free and open elections is so important.
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  4352. Leon Riley I agree that has a case. I personally think has a very strong case to make. However, like I said, we can't just anointing someone. I'm conflicted as what to do.
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  4353. +miner69erher Hell, if the Daiichi plant had kept the reactors on, the reactors could have lowered their own cooling systems.
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  4354. +oldi184 Distance do not matter in space. What matters is the energy required to get to where your going, and Mars takes less energy to get to than the moon.
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  4355. +oldi184 Your knowledge very superficial. In space there is nothing to slow a space craft, so unlike here on Earth, a space craft doesn't have to keep adding energy to keep moving; it can just coast. Like I said distance doesn't matter.  If that's indicative of the level of information you have, of course you think going to Mars is impossible. What you should do is go inform yourself about the most basic things before commenting about advanced things.
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  4356. +oldi184 Where are you wrong? That's easy. Your implication that getting to Mars is harder than the moon because of distance. There are low energy trajectories between the Earth and Mars that take less energy than trajectories between Earth and the moon. Also, conflating the kinetic energy to move a space craft with the electricity needed to power it is either extremely dishonest or extremely stupid.
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  4357. Rebuilt Gearbox It's not deliberate or a plan; it's neglect. All forms of transportation take a lot of up keep to stay working and safe. Letting it rot isn't really an plan.
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  4358. +Chris Rhodes They randomly call people then ask them if they'd like to take the questionary, or you can go take an online poll.
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  4359. The only thing that is unnatural about Trump is that tan and hair.
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  4360. Shillary doesn't even know the first rule of negotiating: ask for everything then negotiate down to what you want.
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  4361. +Krimpo MC They might be talking about Three Mile Island
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  4362. And every Chinese city would be ash and rubble. Don't forget the 34 times the number of nuclear warheads China does.
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  4363. Hillary is the real life Dolores Umbridge
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  4364. I'm starting to think the US would run better by baled. 
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  4365. The reason people in China don't eat dairy is because they're lactose intolerant. Who's going to eat something that potentially has some very bad side effects if you don't have the right genetics to digest it?
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  4366. Bayo106 No. Look up lactose intolerance, which is the inability to digest lactose, a milk sugar, past infancy. Most of the world is lactose intolerant.
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  4367. Bayo106 Yes, a person can build a tolerance to a degree, but the most important factor is genetic. Without one of the mutations that causes a person to produce the enzyme which breaks down lactose after infancy, a person isn't going be eat most dairy without discomfort or worse. It doesn't have anything to do with the hat animal it comes from.
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  4368. Not a good showing Denmark.
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  4369. +bob zanny True, but Scarlet Johanson isn't the right person to play Major Kusanagi.
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  4370. bob zanny I don't think highly of that either.
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  4371. bob zanny I fully agree that studios should learn the lesson and stop making live action adaptations of anime, but if they're going to do it they should at least do it right.
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  4372. I don't think that microchips work so well having charged particles passing through them.
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  4373. Aliens showing up an killing everyone is more likely than all the nuclear reactors in the world having meltdowns. Also, no country has ever developed a nuclear power program before developing weapons. Every country that has nuclear weapons developed them first.
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  4374. Roman von Licht Krieger No, both things are demonstrable facts. There are reactors that can't have meltdowns unless the laws of physics are changed, so even something as ridiculous as an alien invasion is beyond unlikely, it's still far more likely than the physically impossible.
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  4375. Claire Knight and the US is the awoken titan.
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  4376. Things like falling off roofs during installation.
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  4377. It means they're fans of Doctor Who.
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  4378. +Fukaikokro If taking sensationalist lies at face value is your idea research, you need some help.
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  4379. RasenTensho448 Good one.
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  4380. 24h Nilson Batteries can't store enough energy for a number of reasons. Energy is created all the time in nuclear reactions where small amount of matter are turned into energy.
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  4381. That's just not true. Wind requires mining rare earth metals. Solar produces large amounts of toxic waste from manufacturing solar panels. Dams cause huge amounts of ecological damage rivers and the ecosystems connect to them. Geothermal releases 200 times more radiation into the environment than nuclear; geothermal plants would be shut down for releasing so much radiation if they had to fallow the same rules as nuclear plants.
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  4382. Zolikeoff, dams can effect the whole of a river system by blocking silt and the movement of fish. However, over all good points, especially the one about uranium in the ocean.
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  4383. People engaged in identity politics will never try to understand the other side's arguments because they can't understand it do to the fact their identity politics lenses permanently affixed to their eyes.
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  4384. Spartan Mcc It can be seen as disrespectful by being too familiar in formal context, without permission from the other person.
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  4385. +geekaboo14 Maybe that's tire for you, but for most people it's just a pain in the ass.
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  4386. +Anthony Gerard For our kids to live in mud huts while starving to death because we couldn't power an industrial civilization
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  4387. Anthony Gerard No, but if I had enough cash I would buy see about starting up a tour business in a few years for people to go look at an area they think is dangerous, just at Chernobyl. 
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  4388. How about you give up your computer and go live like third world subsistence farmer then?
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  4389. I want to beat Godwin's law in to so many people's heads.
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  4390. The men's and women's World Cups aren't comparable.
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  4391. That's one of the least efficient ways to store energy. Also, it really only works where people can have the water to dedicate to that and some place high enough to store it.
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  4392. I don't think that was deliberate on MattPat's part.
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  4393. I have no words good enough for her, but I have response to the murders: their heads on pikes.
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  4394. If by works you mean, doesn't last long enough to produce any useable power.
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  4395. That's an excellent sales pitch. However, you've got a number of points wrong. No, not all technology fallows Moores law. I think what you mean are technologies connected to the microchip. The French have gotten a 10% cost reduction from using the same crews to build the reactors, unlike else where in which different crews were used stopping them from getting benefits of previous experience. Furthermore, generation IV reactors, in particular molten salt reactors, offer the possibility of even greater cost reduction by mass producing reactors. Most of the time reactors are off line it is preplanned. Weather forecasting being accurate and batteries don't make up for wind and solar being inconsistent, just makes it easier to deal with. Also, most solar and wind are backed up with natural gas, and which defeats the point.
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  4396. crediblemusic "Why do you think everyone should support roads to nowhere?" Your words, and they have clear a implication. I'm not fine with waste, but infrastructure needs a major overhaul in the US. The US has been putting off important investment in infrastructure and now were looking at having a 3rd world infrastructure in the not too distant future.
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  4397. crediblemusic So we should do nothing about the failure of something that underpins modern-life because of a few bad actors?
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  4398. He's right the GOP isn't for the rich; it's the party for the ultra-rich.
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  4399. Don't get used to it.
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  4400. Solar: people falling off roofs.Wind: basically the same thing.
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  4401. Oso Perezoso This has nothing to do with the population at large. What this is saying is the most important things about a person are his or her race and gender, which is, ironically, racism and sexism.  The word is plagiarist, and you're going to have to provide some evidence for that. So long as they were consenting adults I don't care who he slept with nor should you that is personal matter unrelated to the validity of his message. MLK was a republican (before the migration of the conservatives and liberals into the parties we see them in now). It's kind of hard to be an FBI agent tasked with creating chaos when the FBI was trying to keep order to the point of illegally spying on people  like MLK. Yes, the Jim Crow laws were all about letting people freely associate by telling all non-white people they couldn't associate with white people. Don't give me a bullshit ad hominem or I'll serve you on silver platter with an apple in your mouth , like the roast pig you are.
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  4402. Oso Perezoso Our biology can and does change. The variations between individuals is far too great to say they are the most important things about a person, even if you're biological determinist.  "There is evidence for plagiarism" Then show some! My moral system tells me not to judge a person until I have adequate evidence, both in veracity and volume, before I judge a claim about said person. My moral system also doesn't have anything to do with other people's sex live, so long as they are consenting adults.  I'm going to say it again, show me the evidence! As Christopher Hitchens said, "That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence." "Jim Crow kept the peace" No it didn't, and even if it had, that's not what you were arguing. You were arguing that the civil rights movement infringed on freedom of association. Attacking a person's character instead the veracity of their arguments is an ad hominem, you dumbass. 
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  4403. That will only happen when we're advanced enough to build a Dyson sphere around the sun.
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  4404. Colon Powell, of that 30% about 1/2 is wind and solar. However, a lot of countries count the natural gas backup that runs most of the time as wind and solar.
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  4405. The concrete, fuel used to move materials, etc. do release CO2. However, it's on equal to or less than the amount wind and solar release.
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  4406. The only reason the CCP is still in power is because they were able deliver economic prosperity. If that changes, the CCP will lose all support. The Chinese people will not go back to the "bad times".
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  4407. The deal the CCP has with the people is that the CCP gets to be in charge if they provide economic stability because of what happened under Mao and the "bad time". Also, China has a large army, but an even larger population. The Chinese military makes up 1/1000th of the population. No army can fight those kinds of numbers, and that's not counting descent in the military, which would eat the Chinese government from the inside.
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  4408. All that waste constitutes a few thousand tons, and even that can be greatly reduced. Storage sites are built below ground water we use for drinking.
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  4409. ***** I'm pretty sure that people weren't living in their own waste in 1918 when the Spanish flu killed 50 million people. 
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  4410. +MilitantAntiTheist Damn, you beat me to it.
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  4411. It's your fault that you went for the other guy after we've been beating on you. Shame on you.
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  4412. realisticoppurtunist The current system is dirty and environmentally destructive. Also, if we make are crops too mono-genetic we risk mass starvation.
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  4413. realisticoppurtunist "why does fixing that preclude genetic engineering of crops?" We won't need GMOs and GMOs are extremely expensive to create. So why create something that is extremely expensive when it's unneeded? We can't engineer the kind of diversity need because replacing thousands of verities of crops can't be done with the our technology.
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  4414. No, Australia has OPAL for research and the like.
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  4415. Now that they've built their war chest, let the mayday games begin.
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  4416. illyounotme H3 is not a propellant!
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  4417. The award for most obvious statement of 2016 goes to BlackJesus.
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  4418. Texas and the west coast have enough density for light rail systems.
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  4419. Until we have a party that wants to heavily invest into nuclear, no party wants to fight climate change. Fossil fuel companies have cynically supported solar, wind, etc for decades because they know it's never going to replace fossil fuels.
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  4420. matt1523 Which part?
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  4421. matt1523 You have no idea what you're talking about. The mammalian body have very particular that an microbe would not be adapted to. It's like moving cactus to a rain-forest. Life on Mars, if there is any, is just not made to live in us and will most likely die because of that.
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  4422. Prefect 10 landing right on the x.
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  4423. Actually, IBM's Watson is already working with doctors, but as competent rather than a replacement. I think this is going to be the way of the future: AI and humans working in tandem, each doing what they are best.
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  4424. Pedro Santos The last I heard about ITER it was a decade away from finished being built and who know how long until it produces more power than it consumes. Furthermore, we have no idea how long it's going to take to build commercial fusion and then deploy it en mass. On the other hand, there's a company that says it can start mass producing molten salt reactors in the same time ITER is being built. Also, MSRs have potential to do things, like creating synthetic fuels, that fusion with never be able to do.
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  4425. +Jess Kerschner Have you heard about Indonesia's little scuffle with the Chinese?
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  4426. lola bigcups No, I do. That's why I want to see their reactions.
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  4427. lola bigcups I know.
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  4428. The billion is to build the first reactor, which wil have many costs that the other reactors won't.
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  4429. Nick Stubbings No, if you pay attention, he says the billion would be for a test reactor. Also, your inability to comprehend how to build reactors less expensively is your failing. There are four big reasons molten salt reactors are going to be cheaper: 1) they need less material, both the reactor and containment building; 2) they'll be smaller, so unit price will be lower; 3) they won't be bespoke built; 4) they'll be built in a factory en mass.
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  4430. Nick Stubbings Don't be stupid; life isn't that simple. You keep using an erroneous comparison with shopping centers. A better comparison would be a large body jet, most of which cost in the order of $100 million. Also, like planes, MSRs can be built in many different sizes ranging from ones small enough carried by truck to reactors that some of the largest ships in the world would only be able to carry a few of. It wasn't an insult. I was trying to explain to you the logical fallacy you were using called argument from incredulity (maybe not in the nicest way but non the less…). I've done more than just read the wiki and watch a couple videos. I've watch numerous lectures, interviews, and documentaries on MSRs. I've, also, read scholarly, the most important of which is probably the report on the MSRE.
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  4431. Nick Stubbings You explicitly said cost per unit in your last comment. Congratulations, you have given evidence that the cost of light water reactors have gotten more expensive to build. Do you have something about MSRs? Did you read that carefully? It clearly says Transatomic is sacrificing some of the cost savings in exchange for larger reactors.
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  4432. +Jon Duke The military and CIA use drone strikes as the main way of combating terrorism, so the only logical conclusion is that the drone strikes are going to target the families too.
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  4433. One of the fission byproducts is xenon, a gas, and as that builds up in the fuel rods, it starts damaging the fuel rods from the inside.
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  4434. shiroineko13 No, that caused by uranium being being a poisonous, like lead.
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  4435. shiroineko13 Long half lives are good thing because fewer nuclei decay thus less radiation is released. The same amount of depleted uranium is radioactive than potassium, which is in bananas.  
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  4436. China has stolen trillions in intellectual property, and manipulated their currency for a favorable trade balance.
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  4437. There are people living in the Chernobyl exclusion zone. As to why the Fukushima and and Chernobyl exclution zones are officially uninhabitable, is because most government's (all that I know of) use the linear no threshold model, which says that any amount of radiation is going to raise the chance a person with get cancer. The problem is that linear no threshold is based on one badly flawed study done on mice. Studies on people who have been irradiated show that one of the other models with a threshold is right.
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  4438. MelloDees Who are you talking about?
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  4439. I can already hear the arguments about how it's redistributing wealth and how taxes are already too high.
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  4440. How does this not count as a violation of persons basic privacy? If i'm wearing clothes most of the time it's because I don't want other to see me nude.
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  4441. metsoIomita That's a different form of privacy. 
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  4442. ***** I drive a Jeep Wrangler and I can take the top off my Jeep. When I take the top off my Jeep does that mean people then have the right to go looking through my glove compartment? To what degree a person shows what ever body part/s is solely that person's direction and anything like an up-skirt is a violation of that person privacy!
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  4443. ***** An up-skirt on a women is the equivalent of a person climbing into my jeep and looking thought my clove compartment. If a women was going around topless I would agree with you that she doesn't have reasonable expectation to privacy.  I meant to say discretion not direction. Beyond that I don't know that's hard to understand about what I said.  
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  4444. +Lick Tasty Disney World and the Kennedy space center are both in Florida. Also, one personal level there's lots of oranges.
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  4445. Yeah, solar doesn't require toxic chemicals to make or require mining for minerals.
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  4446. Isn't that what ISIS wants?
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  4447. bohemianwriter1 I'm not saying we shouldn't care about how many people die, you moron. I'm saying that there is more to human well being than just how many people are killed.  Before going on you're next tirade, you might want to learn to read, learn how not to strawman me.
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  4448. bohemianwriter1 Other factors that impact human welling. What most or even many of those are I don't know. The point of my original post was to only say a little. You create from whole cloth things about what I think that I didn't even touch on, then insulted you once.
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  4449. bohemianwriter1 Human well being, I made a typo.  When I critique something for not caring enough people, and you're insinuating that I don't care enough about people, that's more than justifiable cause for anger. When you're accusing me of defending things I said nothing about, you're making things from whole cloth. Also, what's you're fixation with " juvenile language". Every time I've seen people fixated how I said something are trying to make the conversation about how things are said instead of what was said.
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  4450. This guy is just a gold mine of jokes to be had.
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  4451. By falling off a roof when installing them.
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  4452. +Patternicity Because he's good at communicating science to people. Also, he's more than just an entertainer; he's the head of the Planetary Society and has a degree in mechanical engineering.
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  4453. Fuzzy Wuzzy The moron on wants to get ride of one of the parts of the 1st amendment. 
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  4454. ***** Just because it makes your witle ead hort doesn't mean it didn't happen.
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  4455. ***** That's one giant red herring, and often an illiterate one because of the constant miss use of words. Regardless of whether or not Kent Hovind was wrongfully convicted in your view, he was convicted, nor does it change the main point I was making that Kent Hovind has no idea what he's talking about. Hovind made bullshit up ad hoc that was impossible and contradictory.
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  4456. ***** What is so hard for you to get that I'm not having a legal debate with you? I simple told you to get your information from credible sources, but you go off ranting about legal stuff. 
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  4457. ***** You're right and until the time comes that you're willing to open yours to reality, no one can help you.
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  4458. +Kurt H The concept that you can dislike a person or group for their over all actions while praising one good action seems lost to people.
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  4459. +JackSwatman it happens from time to time.
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  4460. If you had to buy tools from your employer and the the tools only worked while you were working for them, then yes, it is theft. A lot of crafts are kind of tricky because they work basically on a subcontractor system, and being a subcontractor means supplying your own tools.
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  4461. +Omar Iw Yes, the safest form of power production humans have isn't worth the risk. Wait what?
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  4462. Of course he tries to defend the indefensible. 
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  4463. There have been about a dozen astronauts and cosmonauts that have gotten the same amount of radiation as person on a Mars mission would get.
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  4464. Aleck Alexopoulos Earth magnetic field doesn't stop cosmic rays; it's too weak. The only reason most astronauts don't more radiation is because Earth blocks about half of it in LEO
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  4465. Diana, the Inorganic Vegan Four out of the five characteristics are part of all MSRs not just FLTRs, which I presume is what's meant by thorium.
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  4466. Liberty You really don't know what you're talking about. Thorium was researched decades ago then was abandoned and is now see renewed interest. If you don't believe me, look up the Shipping Port reactor. Unless your friend is also a nuclear engineer or nuclear physicist, he has no idea what he's talking about, and even if he were he'd still be wrong.
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  4467. Liberty No, what you said was that a friend of yours without any experience in the field told you that thorium was to unstable to used and that it only just being looked in, both of which are wrong, and when I corrected you on that, you just doubled down on it. I'm not correcting you out of narcissism, but because you're wrong.
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  4468. How about you read and watch the many talks and papers I have. That entire article is based on the presumptions that the fuel cycle would be based around breeding thorium 232 into uranium 233 in one reactor then burning it in another and it would be used in a light water reactor. In a Lquid Floride Thorium Reactor (LFTR) all the U233 stays in the reactor. Also, as the article acknowledges the U232 mixed in with the U233 makes working with it very hazardous, and what it doesn't say is that U232 also makes any weapon extremely easy to detect with a gamma ray detector. Maybe you find an article that gives the whole story next time.
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  4469. Liberty That 2050 number is bullshit. Also, university professors aren't omnipotent. His whole argument is based on light water reactors. Other forms of reactors could be running within ten years.
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  4470. Ocean Blast Our ancestors might have been scavengers, but we are most definitely a predator.
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  4471. 4tizzim0s Never said we weren't. I've already said it a few times: humans are omnivores.
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  4472. ***** Considering that most of the remains of humans from pre-civilization that show any evidence of cause of death show disease or injory as the cause. Both cats and dogs have been domesticated for thousands of years still have predatory traits.
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  4473. goodsire Ok then, we're the exception to the rule that isn't even hard rule. As I've said before, humans are predators and we have the micro-biome of an omnivore.
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  4474. goodsire What evidence is there that humans are predators? I don't know maybe the fact we're still hunting to this day, or that the most primitive groups in the world hunt, or how about clear marks of human made tools on animal bones dating back since before our species. Also, as I explained before, we are built for a form of hunting know as pursuit hunting were we run an animal until it dies from over heating.
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  4475. Omnipotent Being For the third time I've said our micro-biome is clearly that of an omnivore, and we clearly evolved to hunt. Mic drop bitch.
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  4476. Omnipotent Being Also, cooking. Look it up see what it does to food.
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  4477. cobbb11 Using tools is as natural to humans as teeth and claws are to a lion. Other animals adapted by growing fangs and claws, and we adapted by using tools.
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  4478. You said you want proof that humans are predators, and you even agree with me. Don't try changing the goal. Key word RAW. We have evolved to eat cook food.
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  4479. bloxyman22, the Inuit traditionally eat nothing but meat. However, that's a rare case. Also, no here has said that we have evolved to only eat meat.
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  4480. cobbb11, diet is only one of many factors why those groups live longer than most. There are a lot of poor farmers around the world eat diets mostly of plants and don't live all that long.
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  4481. cobbb11, exercise (not that they are work out nuts but they get up and move), strong long lasting inter-personal relationships, and a couple other factors I forgot.
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  4482. +cobbb11 I said diet was only one part. Do you or do you not agree that diet is only one factor to a long life? As to which factor is more important I do not know nor do I care.
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  4483. theguyshadows Humans are definitely predators, and the definition of a predator is an animal that hunts and eats other animals.
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  4484. +theyuyshadows Well you comment is in my comment's thread and you are just wrong in saying humans are predators.
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  4485. +cobbb11 how many times have I told you now that we used to use a form of hunting called persistence hunting were we run animals until they die from over heating. Why don't you learn?
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  4486. cobbb11 How about you go out with some bush men and learn just how much of predator our species is. Just because we hunt differently than your preconceived ideas about how predators hunt doesn't mean we are one.
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  4487. cobbb11 Agian it doesn't matter if we live the bush or in modern cities. Living is cities doesn't just magically make us different from before. The reason I don't address it is because it's a non-argument based on the false idea that being predator requires an animal mostly eat meat.
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  4488. cobbb11 I just did. Also, I'd like to add that it uses the naturalistic fallacy. Another thing, stop changing the goal posts. All I ever said was that humans evolved to eat meat. Not once have I said that humans can't survive on vegan diet. I have request: can you write just one comment without using a logical fallacy?
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  4489. +MLennholm Have you every tried eating a potato raw? Humans have evolved to eat our food cooked. As a side note, there are numerous dishes made of uncooked meat, beef tartare, beef carpaccio, ceviche, sushi, and so on.
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  4490. Laura Klein Our teeth and hands do just fine with cooked food and weapons. Our guts are just fine for omnivores.
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  4491. keinash I want to see you eat a raw potato. Also, look up beef tartare, beef carpaccio, ceviche, sushi, and so on.
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  4492. MsThatsoundswrong If we didn't evolve to eat meat, why did we evolve to hunt?
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  4493. LeDubKitty How about instead of calling me ignorant, you show me how I'm wrong.
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  4494. Am I the only one who sees the similarity between what's happening now days with the SJWs and the alt right and what happened in the interwar period (the period between the 1st and 2nd world wars) with the rise of communism and fascism, although to a lesser degree?
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  4495. amojak Churches are selling power or money to people; they're selling God for those.
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  4496. gindaburra  Alan Feduccia is a moron. Feathers only so up on theropod dinosaurs. Wish bones are only found in theropod dinosaurs. There's a whole list of traits that show birds to be theropod dinosaurs. If you'd like, I can dig a bunch of video to give you more evidence.
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  4497. +KingLink95 Wait you means rich people have an obligation to society? What kind of founding fathers, idealistic nonsense is that?
    1
  4498. College here in the US basically means anything that is post secondary that offers a degree, so the words college and university are almost interchangeable in the US.  
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  4499. Kymate Let me say it a different way:in the US college and university are basically the same thing, so that's why Kyle said college.
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  4500. ***** Working with large objects being moved by crane and working on tall structures is dangerous.
    1
  4501. Different groups have different hair curly wavy, and strait hair, and tend to wear their hair differently.
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  4502. Until you give some actual data, everything you have written in these comments is useless. How many particles are people breathing in? How fast do those particles leave the body? How much radiation are those particles emitting? How how much radiation in a person going to get from those particles. How much does that dose increase the risk of cancer? All you said was that is some stuff in the air.
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  4503. Her campaign blames everyone but themselves.
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  4504. The thing is reactors are currently built in the least efficient way possible. If we stared mass producing reactors, rather than bespoke, we can build hundreds of reactors a year from one factory. However, mass producing reactors will require we use a different kind of reactor than we're using now, but they're safer and more efficient anyway.
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  4505. He wants to up the navy by another 70 ships because being the most powerful navy ever isn't enough.
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  4506. 1) Rockets aren't perfect and some times have failures. While, the risk of spent fuel is over hyped, it wouldn't be a good thing to have spent fuel exploding high in the atmosphere. 2) Spent fuel is 95% unused fuel, which would be stupid to launch into the sun instead of reprocessing and using.
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  4507. Toddy Lane No, fuel is one of the least expensive parts of a rocket launch.
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  4508. Toddy Lane I was wrong to say it was one of the smallest cost, but compared to tens of millions of dollars for the rocket itself, the several hundred thousand dollars for fuel is small.
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  4509. So, Beck could have scared himself so shitless that he's giving himself seizures. I don't know If I should laugh because of that or cry because people listen to him. 
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  4510. No, they don't. China has massive economic structural problems that make anything in the US look tiny.
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  4511. +TruthAndMoreTruth Showing what science can do is going to do a lot more for science education that the couple of bucks that are going to get used to try and beat knowledge into kids.
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  4512. +PATEv4 Ja, just like they didn't care about landing on the moon.
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  4513. Wow, they were bought off with crapy Taco bell tacos. How low can a person go if taco bell tacos (something I'd pay not to eat) are the bribe. If you're going to get bribed by tacos at least make sure they're good tacos.
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  4514. JoshDoesEverything No one credible is talking about starting a colony right off the bat.
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  4515. Some how I knew this was going to happen.
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  4516. Anti-nuclear propaganda, and solar and wind damaging and destabilizing the grid. That's not to say that they absolutely can't work together, but they have to used together in particular ways.
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  4517. These are the people were supposed to be afraid of?
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  4518. Umar Ali, well, looks like we found the delusional commie.
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  4519. I thought they were being soft on him to start with.
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  4520. So he's saying all politicians are the agents of satan, including Ted "I'm-the-next-coming-of-Christ" Cruz?
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  4521. Whats Your Story? The operators are irresponsible? Maybe in the Soviet Union, but in most places operators are very responsible.
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  4522. +David “The Hippie Atheist” Dautintuser If you even say the song Number of the Beast his head explodes.
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  4523. +dan t Anything that happens is most likely to be a class action lawsuit. Although, I do like the idea of the state having to deal with 100,000 lawsuits.
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  4524. ToastChickens I agree, which is why I kind of want to see 100,000 lawsuits.
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  4525. He's talking about the Kardashev scale, which ranks civilizations on how much energy they use and how technologically advanced they are.
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  4526. +Pyro_ Spartan (gaming) I hope that's a joke.
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  4527. Let's take a poll. Raise your hand if you're surprised by this.... Ok, that's no one.
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  4528. Why would he do that? He's called them out for their idiotic policies.
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  4529. +Just A Random Guy people falling off and getting crushed by equipment.
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  4530. Using thorium doesn't make a reactor safer. The improved safety comes from different reactor designs, which can be used with either uranium or breeding thorium into uranium.
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  4531. Or Trump would cause such uproar that a real reformer, like Bernie, can take prominence, while Hillary would keep the problems just below getting a massive backlash.
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  4532. +Louis Kwan Then let's throw some water on her and see if she melts.
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  4533. carolcheny To quote Montaga from The Princess bride,"I don't think that word means what you think it means."
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  4534. +shane williams-hagel Trump? The guy that ran his company into bankruptcy how many times?
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  4535. Because they feel that god controls everything, even their kids getting sick and that god if wanted their kids sick he had a reason.
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  4536. Number four is kind of pointless if you've done number two (jiggle if you wish). 
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  4537. Abraxas1177 What about the president?
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  4538. See this strawman I made, I made him because I couldn't beat the real thing. No one is saying a CEO and janitor should be paid the same. What people are saying is that six people shouldn't hold more wealth than 1/3 of the US.
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  4539. Most people's car's don't get 50 mph. Most get between 10 and 30 depending on type of vehicle. Also, you not factoring the premium service of factors like less travel time and not having to drive.
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  4540. +Pupe EETR Falling, in solar's case mostly off roof tops.
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  4541. The only thing that ever made Russia powerful was their willingness to kill unholy numbers of their own men. The US has the only army that's both well trained/equipped and large.
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  4542. ***** How would cutting off a part of the body with one of the highest concentrations of never ending on the body not lower sensitivity? However, that's not even the biggest problem. The biggest problem is cutting off part of a person's body without their consent for no good reason.
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  4543. +cody brady Here's a tip, don't tell people what they're thinking or what they're motivations are. The reason why I dismiss most conspiracies is because they are clearly the machinations of over active imaginations without any evidence.
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  4544. Because I like people with back bones, not hands up their ass.
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  4545. David Gonzales Mr. the separation church and state is only one way doesn't give a damn about the constitution. You're write he scars me but only because he so fucking crazy. 
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  4546. +CCPJAYLPHAN1994 it's not so much greed as short term thinking.
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  4547. Marcus Crescenzo There's difference between being easy to understand and down right stupid.
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  4548. Cesar Quintana No, the WHO says about 60 people died directly from Chernobyl, but that still a very small number of people compared to other disasters.
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  4549. Kaiser StratosTygo The Eastern Roman Empire and the Byzantine Empire are one in the same.
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  4550. +INFINITY How many liberals do you think own assault riffles? By my count it's about 3.
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  4551. Goerge Bush in a dress. That is not a pretty sight.
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  4552. +Lava Proof Says whom?
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  4553. +Torin Page You never know. He does like golf for some reason.
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  4554. No, we don't because there is no god. However, I and others have been telling you that for years now but you still haven't listened.
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  4555. They're there. You just have to look for them.
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  4556. Nuclear reactors have containment buildings and they're as strong as they can be made within reasonable limits.
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  4557. So Ted Cruz thinks he's the second coming of Jesus (said the the Spanish way with an h sound).
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  4558. Trey M I'm not sure whether you got the joke or just making one of your own.
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  4559. +Ismalith But that data doesn't take in to account that nuclear power plants are often built in old industrial area that are contaminated with dangerous chemicals before the power plant was built.
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  4560. Ismalith "If it comes to treat injuries that are caused by radioactivity there weren't really advances." That is bullshit. We have come a huge way in treating cancer, and there was a recently what looks to be a major advance meant in treating radiation sickness.  What risk? The risk that no gets killed. Nuclear power is 1,800 times safer than coal. The greatest risk is not using nuclear. Nuclear does have large upfront cost but when averaged over time the cost of nuclear is low than wind or solar. Also, the new generation of reactor could make nuclear the cheapest form of energy production, even cheaper than coal. A small modular reactor decentralizes power like you never imagined. Also, do you have any idea just how big the companies are that make solar panels and wind turbines are? "it (nuclear) slows the development of better energies sources" In your ill-informed and highly subjective opinion. I think that wasting our timing on things that are never going to work at the scale we need are slowing down the development of the best energy source we have. Literally every energy source in the universe is finite. It's just a question of how long an energy source is going to last, and with generation IV reactors we could a fuel supply for tens of thousands of years. I can make mustard gas out of household bleach. If you've got the skills you can do a kinds of bad things with a computer that could hurt millions of people. Your point is what?  
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  4561. Ismalith Leukaemia can be deadly, yes, but in some place it has a survival rate of almost 75%. Do you know why the survival rate is so high? it's because we have much better treatments for all cancers than we did 50 years ago. Saying, "We can't treat cancer not much better than 50 years ago," is lie that no honest or informed person would say. Death count of Fukushima: 0  "And at least there are minor damages that radioactivity gives, and they are still wide spread here in Europe after Chernobyl."  That's too vague to mean anything.  Per kilowatt hour nuclear is one of, if not, the safest forms of power. All the death related to nuclear power would only be a tiny fraction of the deaths cause by coal alone in one year. If you don't believe me you can look it for yourself.
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  4562. How bad does this bitch need to get her ass beat before she learns to get the fuck out.
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  4563. Most of those have nothing to do with the effectiveness of a tank but rather strategic planning. Until someone invents a tank that doesn't need fuel, ammo, or a crew to operate it, tanks are always going to be vulnerable to being cut off from supplies and made ineffective that way.
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  4564. +France Omar No one is talking about abandoning the Earth. We're talking about exspanding our territory to other planets.
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  4565. I'm terrified that this guy ever became a general.
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  4566. Arm (included hand) bionic are doing well, and from what I know they are the big area where control methods are being tested because the arms are more actively controlled. How ever arms aren't at the same stage of parallel because arms are used in much more complex ways.
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  4567. overunder 55 We can't have the poor people getting a quality education like the rich people.
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  4568. TheHowitzer9 The Nazis were anything but atheist. Also, Stalinist era USSR and North Korea are cults of personality.
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  4569. I'm not saying there was no collusion between th Clinton campaign and the state party, but we do also have to remember that people in these positions are not hired by an employer looking for competency but voted on by members of the party an a local level or worse volunteers.
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  4570. Only religion can do this to people. Other than the über religious, who thinks it's the right thing to kill another person that believes the same ideology they do but not exactly the same version?
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  4571. The Democratic Party is t being run by the far left but by bunch of center right cronies. What we're seeing in Bernie is the left trying to drag the Democratic Party back from being the center right party. If you compare Hillary's policies with those of Nixon, many are very similar, example the health care mandate.
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  4572. +HitchensImmortal Got stuff done like ending the Apollo program, ending important research into nuclear reactors, starting the war on drugs, and let's not forget watergate? Everyone of those things was politically motivated, just like the shit Hillary does.
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  4573. +Jack Allen When you can beat up a strawman like that, what am I ever going to do?
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  4574. +HitchensImmortal Anyone against SALT is nuts. Congratulations, you proved Nixon was sane. Ratification of an amendment has nothing to do with the president. Stole China from who? Nixon did help deepen the distrust between the USSR and China, but improving relations with China has been a double edged sword. Vietnam was very unpopular. Ending an unpopular conflict isn't some master move, so much as simply not being tone deaf.
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  4575. +Jack Allen I said that Hillary's policies are as far right as Nixon's were. I didn't say conservatives are bad people or that everyone on the left is a good person.
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  4576. +All You Had To Do Was Follow The Train, Bernie Sanders has good leads in a couple early primary states that could be his break out. Also, he's doing better the longer this goes on and this is go to go on for months before the first primary.
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  4577. Authentic Italian isn't bland; authentic Italian simply isn't over powering unlike a lot of american stuff.
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  4578. Rachoszsky 1) All of the above. 2) Being able to supply base load power is extremely important. Also, efficient gas turbines like the combined cycle gas turbine, which takes an hour to start up 4) The radiation levels are well below dangerous level, and if as you say there are hot spots, just avoid the hot spots instead of closing of a huge area of land. If anything is out of date, it's wind and solar. We've been moving to more concentrated forms energy for all of history solar and wind are going backwards.
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  4579. Rachoszsky 1) As I said before LIGHT WATER REACTORS have those problems. However, more advanced reactors like molten salt reactors don't. 2) Are you fucking stupid? My point is that nuclear is consistent, and we should be using a consistent power source all the time, instead of trying to turn it on and off to cover for another inconsistent power source. 4) Can you read? The radiation is too low to harm you, which was my point.
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  4580. Rachoszsky 2) No, I'm just looking for a good solution for consistent clean power. You just seem fixated on making on form of power work instead using the power source that best suits our needs. 4) Much more qualified people have said it's safe in the exclution zone, so if they aren't going to listen to those people, I doubt they'll listen to me.
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  4581. Technocracy Its worth it just for other people to see he wrong.
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  4582. +Sam Combs The law should not side with anyone, but instead side with the evidence. As for the idea that if we don't use the guilty until proven innocent model rape is going to go up, that's just bullshit. Rape all crime and violent crime in particular have are at all time lows. There is no rational reason to believe the accuser without evidence.
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  4583. Sam Combs No, society at large shouldn't automatically side the accuser either for exactly same reasons. The accuser always bares the burden of proof, and should not forget that just because we aren't in a court of law.
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  4584. Sam Combs You're contradicting what you said to me. Either you agree with the standards of the court or you don't.
    1
  4585. Sam Combs Stop lying. You say you're talking the public at large to me then talk about the legal system to the face guy.
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  4586. +Sean Tripp I want to see these morons kill themselves with molten salt.
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  4587. +Ilkhan28 I really hate people that try to make stories about things they clearly aren't. Calling your comment contrived would be kind.
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  4588. Ture, but why keep around dirty, dangerous power when we don't need it?
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  4589. Detrimental and unnecessary. Also, we can replace crude oil (and it's derivatives, like gasoline) and natural gas with synthetic that's cleaner and more powerful. We can make steel using electric arch furnaces, so coal isn't needed to make coke. The only thing I can think of anything other a few coal fired steam trains that need fossil fuels.
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  4590. Guerre probably came from the Frankish warra from the Frankish change over from speaking a Germanic language to a Romance language.
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  4591. What bizarre alternate reality did this guy come from?  
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  4592. It would take a lot of money and time to build all that solar and wind too.
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  4593. Where the hell is that math coming from? It takes 10 to 15 years to build a nuclear power plant using the old tech. The AP 1000 is shortening that time some, and generation 4 reactors are going to significantly shorten that.
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  4594. Yes, I do know that, and that's included in my numbers for how long it takes to build a plant.
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  4595. The US is exceptional but not because we're inherently better, instead because we do things in a better way.
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  4596. I have feeling that as time goes on lots of heads will be exploding because of Cosmos. 
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  4597. I've seen some of these pieces in Dallas last summer. It's kind of cool seeing them and some new ones on here.
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  4598. What would be interesting to see is Bernie build up good will in the party then in the next election challenge her in and hopefully win, and saving these shameless bastards could be the start.
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  4599. Cheich Biteye Texas has pretty good infrastructure for factories, particularly around the big cities and I-35.
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  4600. 100,000 years isn't long? Also, we could do something like put up a bunch of satellites to produce an artificial magnetic field around Mars. However, there's no telling what we'll come up with in 100,000 years.
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  4601. mmmodafoca Fukushima wasn't caused by human error. All the generators that powered the pumps that moved the water cooling the reactors were taken out. With no water to cool the reactors, the fuel melted.
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  4602. +CardSearcher911 My first response was a long those lines.
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  4603. +scarfacemperor Soryy to tell you but revolvers are pistols.
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  4604. ***** In this case everyone understands what you meant, but being sloppy with your words can lead to saying really stupid shit.
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  4605. If they'd started their own religion that said you have to party all the time, I think they could have gotten any with this. Think about the head line "Nightclub pays no taxes because of their religion."
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  4606. Clark Griswold You misheard; he said a billion dollars. Because it's a first mover cost, that money will never be returned. I don't know about you, but I've never heard of an investor that would be willing to lose a billion dollars.
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  4607. Ain't no body above the law. Just got to have the right enforcer, but we ain't got one.
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  4608. No, that's just moronic.
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  4609. Of course it is. It's the single most popular riffle in the US, so the gun and ammo are both widely available.
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  4610. +ariel sharpe You're mistaken. It doesn't matter if a reactor is fueled by thorium or uranium; what matters is the type of reactor. A molten salt reactors, like the LFTRs, are more efficient than solid fuel water cold reactors, like the thorium fueled reactor in India.
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  4611. +ariel sharpe I'm talking to you and the op. The difference between what you said and what I said is that I'm talking about reactors and you're talking about fuels.
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  4612. Rexfailed I don't know what kind of life you've lived if you think constant parole of death is boring.
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  4613. Yes, we shouldn't have compassion for people because compassion is weakness!
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  4614. Dogda Fyrefang I was thinking It would look good hanging on a wall.
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  4615. xseth1 So do molten salt reactors, and they're cheaper enough to use.
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  4616. The earthquake didn't do anything to the reactor. Even the tsunami didn't damage the reactors. The problem was the loss of cooling, which could have been prevented in a number of ways.
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  4617. +THEMISTERMG I saw 13 and 9 in Hillary's favor, not including today's elections.
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  4618. The Easter bunny and Santa are both much more logical than god, so you still get full points.
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  4619. Larry makes a number of contradictions is what he says. He doesn't seem to apply the same standards to things he agrees with as he does with things he disagrees with. I know to different degrees we all do that but he lets some real bs pass his side that he'd let pass on the other side.
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  4620. It's von Braun. Also, he didn't have Nazi sympathies; he joined the Nazi party out of political reasons.
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  4621. weareone2012 Enews is sensationalist bullshit. Fukushima has raised the radiation levels in the Pacific negligible amount.
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  4622. It will take 100,000 years for the atmosphere to be stripped away, so it's not a problem.
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  4623. Charx I was talking about in context of California.
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  4624. Hey dumbass, you do know the US sails ships near North Korea, which they have attacked and even killed US military personnel, not to mention the military bases in South Korea.
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  4625. Actually, a lot of companies have been pulling out of China because of intellectual property theft.
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  4626. lolpauve Donald "I'm-a-Bond-villain" Trump is good for our politics?
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  4627. lolpauve Ok, most of those points I can agree with.
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  4628. Do you really think that it's going to stop there?
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  4629. Engineering is an excellent choice.
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  4630. Matt Kolb Sickle cell improves malaria resistance.
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  4631. +Tyger Garner Pimaries are done individually by ballot. In a caucus people vote by groups. So get a group of people together then have the people voting person X sit on right side of the room and the people voting for person Y go sit on the left then a head count is taken and what ever group is decides how many delegates each nominee gets.
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  4632. +sonotover Many of Trump's deals and business tactics are based on beating people into submission.
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  4633. Mark Larson Actually, sick employees are less effective and take more time off, costing the company money.
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  4634. We're going to have another 1968 Democratic convention, aren't we?
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  4635. Nuclear causes the fewest deaths per unit of energy. The only thing that comes close to being as safe is wind. Solar comes in third or fourth with six times as many death as nuclear.
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  4636. +Guernicaman Well, everything created by humans is designed. Whether or not it was designed for a particular purpose, who knows.
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  4637. +Coregame3 Screaming doesn't make you more right.
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  4638. Wout V Yes, CEOs of major companies.
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  4639. +Hugh Young It's pretty common for Japanese kanji to keep the same or similar meanings to Chinese characters.
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  4640. +wernertrptube Then you'd love Venus that's as hot as a pizza oven.
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  4641. Because they don't have nearly the wealth per person the West has and have huge populations. Most of China's population lived barely above the global poverty level, still. In India it is even worse. Yes, China is building more nuclear power plants than any other country, but they're also building even more coal plants.
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  4642. Literally right behind her at one speech.
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  4643. ***** That is not true either. A number of them we Generals that didn't do anything political until they ran for president.
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  4644. I'm well aware that the US isn't a saint, but you need to learn something about what North Korea does to its people.
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  4645. Joeffrey Pascasio Poaching is by definition illegal, so saying illegally poaching is redundant.
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  4646. Barricades, boobytraps, and controlling how people can enter rooms.
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  4647. There are not enough cow farts in the world.
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  4648. Being a women or Bernie?
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  4649. And what happens to all the other life on Earth that we depend on?
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  4650. This is why we can never have nice things. 
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  4651. Or parts of Florida and the Carolinas.
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  4652. ajs1031 Read my comment with a sardonic tone.
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  4653. Taiwan is a mountainous island that would be hard to take, and they don't want a war with the US.
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  4654. +SpottedTiger89 Basically, they're conservative authoritarians that just haven't gone off the deep end, like the Republicans have.
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  4655. Joshua Hagen Where are you getting that they won't return his cattle when he's paid his fines and everything? "the man and his family stepped up for what they believe in," so what lots of people have done all kinds of evil when standing up for what they believe in. Most people who get their car impounded don't owe over a million dollars and aren't associated with a right wing militia.
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  4656. Joshua Hagen Even if his cattle were seized for restitution he's still at fault. What makes you say it was an illegal seizure because I've heard that he  From my understanding the government has tried to work things out with Mr. Bundy before and he has ignored the prior attempts to settle matters. "And so is every militia a right wing militia?" no but that doesn't his group isn't right wing. 
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  4657. +Bulletproof_Gaming CS:GO Look up a photo Chernobyl. Wait! what is that I see all around the plant, a bunch of trees and other plants? Even at the epicenter there's more life than befor the meltdown. Two more reactors wouldn't make a whole continent uninhabitable.
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  4658. +Matthew Davis You can't really make nuclear power plants much harder targets than they already are. Other wise I fully agree with you.
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  4659. +Schizo McDitzo Who are talking about? There are a lot of hes you could be talking about.
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  4660. +Schizo McDitzo I'm not so sure about that. I've run across a lot of people that mean it when they crazy stuff like that.
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  4661. +Schizo McDitzo I'm 80% sure he isn't, but neither of us can read his mind.
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  4662. Even if China's new anti ship missiles work perfectly, the US can still hold a blockade out of range of the missiles. China is not Vietnam. China has a conventional military with an ethos of fallow orders rather than fight for the cause.
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  4663. JewTube There were was a lot of talk about intervening in Ukraine when they aren't part of NATO or a US ally in some other way. A number of the countries in the South China Sea are allies, like Japan and the Philippians. Also, the US and China have been confronting each other more directly over who is going to be in control of the seas.
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  4664. JewTube 1) Just because the higher ups don't want a war doesn't mean that some low ranking guy won't do something stupid. 2) These islands are being contested over because oil drilling rights, fishing rights, and control over shipping lanes.
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  4665. Tanah Merah And why does China have military and political interests in the South China Sea: economics, particularly control over the sea lanes. If those sea lanes close, half of China's economy disappears, and because they don't have good will most the nations around them, they plan on keeping those lanes up using force if need be. Economics, politics, and the military are all tied together.
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  4666. +D. Eisenhower It's the biggest the he was in had in a while, not the biggest he's had.
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  4667. Ali, you have no idea what you're talking about. Instead of chancing the rabbit, we should use should use the rabbit to cover for where we're low. Anything else is simply idiotic, and bound to cause problems like brownouts.
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  4668. Well, stealth doesn't make a plane invisible to radar. It just reduces the the range radar can detect planes at. The Chinese are, also, planning on attacking the tanker planes rather than taking US planes head on.
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  4669. Rocket, 80% of China's economy comes from exports, and with most of China's population living a little above the global poverty level, internal demand just can't replace the exports. Also, land routes just aren't going to cut it. The US has the largest freight rail system is the largest in the world and couldn't move what China would need to move. The idea of trying to move all that stuff by truck just gets laughable. The only way China can move the amount of goods they need is by sea. With out trade, the Chinese government will be looking at a lot of middle-class people who are pissed off because the Chinese government made promises of economic prosperity which they couldn't keep. That could easily lead to major civil unrest. The US on the other hand can move manufacturing to other countries, including bringing some of it bad to the US. Right now, China is in the weak position, and they know it. Everything they're doing is meant to sure up their position.
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  4670. This idea is never going to work because the time delay caused by the distance and massive amount of information that would need to be sent back and forth  
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  4671. How he did shows training, especially with how calm the guy was.
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  4672. SniperWalrus It's the combinations of what he did with staying clam the strongly suggests training. Also, training can teach people how to stay clam in situations like this by teaching them 1) what to do, and 2) how to calm down.
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  4673. +Sean Anthony That's a strawman. If you're going to argue against something argue against it, not the fictitious machinations of your mind.
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  4674. Nuclear is better. Looks like we're tied. You care to support you assertion?
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  4675. Gabriel Alvarez I think you mean diabetic.
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  4676. +GamingTV With that attitude you've already lost. The republicans aren't going to compromise, so compromising with them just means you've lost. The affordable care act was the right's plan for health care reform bad when Nixen was president. The stratagy of compromising with uncompromising means that politics has been dragged so far right that the "left" is where the right was 40 years ago. What we need is some that will stand his ground, and Sanders is that person.
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  4677. Of course he is. Who else would he get paid by? Wall Street. Hahahahaha
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  4678. Thor and the rest of the Norse pantheon are in comics.
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  4679. Aren't you, also, being a little disingenuous by including research not related to power generation? Furthermore, have you heard of skin cancer? Sunburns are a form of radiation burn.
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  4680. No, he doesn't. Mars falls under maritime law, which says you fallow the laws of the country your ship is from.
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  4681. LouisKing995 Like on Earth, have some with the power and desire to enforce the laws. Also, the colony won't be self sufficient for a long time, so we could just threaten to get off the supplies.
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  4682. North Korea just locks whole families up in prison camps for three generations designed to exterminate said families.
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  4683. +christopher nagy Falling off roofs installing the panels.
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  4684. John Elkhoury The F-35 is the latest entry into the long history of the US trying to make one plane that can do everything, instead of what needs to be done, making planes that do one job very well.
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  4685. you forgot about mandatory the gay orgy after party.
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  4686. When you add up all the deaths related to nuclear power in all of history, it doesn't even equal all the deaths from coal in one year! Coal leaves huge wastelands as matter of course. If you'd really done you research you'd have seen nuclear is the safest cleanest power we've got and is only getting more so.
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  4687. valor0dragoon Are you stupid? The total HISTORY of NUCLEAR has killed FEWER people than ONE fucking YEAR of COAL. No matter how you look at it nuclear is safer. If you compared the death count coal during the time nuclear has been around, you'll see a death count in the tens of millions, nuclear a few thousand. In many ways wildlife in the Chernobyl exclusion zone is doing better than the wildlife out side the exclusion zone. That's not to say Chernobyl was good something good.  The spent fuel from current reactors is cleaner the coal and other fossil fuels because it can be contained, unlike Co2 other byproducts from burning fossil fuels. Also, new reactors can run off of current spent fuel making it safer and more containable.
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  4688. +Fabian Hilzinger 1) 96% spent fuel rods, which are high grade waste most people are afraid of, are unspent fuel. Launching perfectly good fuel into space isn't all that smart. 2) Rockets are very exspencive and not 100% reliable.
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  4689. A lot of those songs have the same kind of little chiming sound in them which I hate. I don't what's with that harmony but it really annoys me.
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  4690. Are you talking about Kim?
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  4691. Your butthurt isn't justification for suing someone. Also, you should stop fallowing a book made of the teaching of child rapist.
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  4692. Well that was congress' doing.
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  4693. The aren't revelations but conformations of what we all could have guessed.
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  4694. +Troll Ov Metal I'm still waiting for you to prove they can do by themselves. Also, nice ad hominem.
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  4695. +Troll Ov Metal If there are so many companies not fund by the government through either contracts or grants, why don't list them? All the privately fund companies I know about are jokes, like Mars One, working on space access, or, space tourism.
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  4696. +Troll Ov Metal Your comment section? Did you forget that you replied to my comment in such a short time? Also, that's a really sad try at twisting my words. I clearly wasn't calling all the companies jokes, which anyone with at least an average comprehension level would understand.
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  4697. burz96 He's a troll that's what.
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  4698. Right now fuel rods only use about .5% of their fuel before being too damaged to use. If reprocessed we can get more energy out of the uranium. Although, I side with those who want to move to fluid fueled reactors that can burn closer to 100% of the uranium without nearly as more processing. Also, that's just talking about uranium fueled reactors. There are thorium breeder reactors. Thorium is hundreds of times more common than the u235 we use now with reserves that could last tens of thousands of years.
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  4699. I want to see Trump lose the nomination then go independent then have Bernie do the same thing if he loses ( which looks like most likely thing to happen, unfortunately), so we could have a four way fight. It would be the craziest election since 1834.
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  4700. The reason people question if you're making things up to further an anti-male feminist agenda because feminists have done quite a few times.
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  4701. hamzah ramahi Alpha particles are basically He ions. Beta particles are electrons. Gamma particles are ultra high energy photons. Neutron radiation is just that, neutrons.
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  4702. Santa Muerte literally means Saint Death. She's less Satan and more angel of death.
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  4703. The problem isn't other nations have nuclear weapons. The problem is crazy North Korea has them.
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  4704. I wonder which of these you combine together, if any, and how that would effect performance.
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  4705. SharkFace69 MLG And cooperation nearly fell apart numerous times, and took far longer than planed.
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  4706. +14Schofield and everybody like her!
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  4707. +IIG People have been saying that since the beginning of his campaign, and in still haven't seen any toast. New York was bad but we still got a long way to go.
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  4708. +The Moral Crusader It most likely the attacker was ultra-conservative and most of those ass hats are white, so it's the most likely thing.
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  4709. ***** No I'm saying it because what the attacker said fits with what ultra-conservative. Who else tells someone to leave the country because they don't like Islam, which in this case isn't even the victims religion. Also, even liberals that have a problem with Islam aren't going to use violence. 
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  4710. Beowulf isn't a book; it's a epic poem. Also, The Cat in the Hat should have never been made into a full length movie. 
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  4711. I was just making the same point to my cousin that Jimmy makes here.
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  4712. I would ask if this idiot only knows how to use force if I didn't already know the answer was yes.
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  4713. Solita Furude Being tactful requires that a person knows more than just how to fight, and all neo-con know is how to fight.
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  4714. There is no nuclear smoke.
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  4715. There is no smoke. What you see is water vapor from the turbines.
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  4716. XRezZzoN There are already ways to reprocess spent fuel, and there are some generation four reactors that can burn the current stock piles of spent fuel.
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  4717. That maybe true but the math is much more important than the idea two things are drawn together. Lot of people came up with the idea that living things changed over time, but Darwin was the first to come up with the reason why.
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  4718. Cool, I kind of wish it could be used around where I live, but we have a grassland ecosystem. 
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  4719. Chris Green You don't get it. Forests aren't what should be around where I live. My point was that the native ecosystem is grassland, see as I live on the southern edge of the great-planes, and the trying to create a hyper-dense mini-forest would be destroying the local ecosystem.  
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  4720. Sigurd Mjelve Yes it is because scientists were the object of the sentence, and whom is used for the object.
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  4721. +BrunoFloripah say that humans have to spot being human to explore space is just a baseless claim. As for robots, they aren't nearly as affective as humans. It literally took the last NASA rover 7,200 times longer to extend its arm than it would a human.
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  4722. I wonder how a train would do with a MSR and super critical CO2 turbine. That would make the whole thing lighter and smaller.
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  4723. WhiskeyWhiskers Hitler wanted a unified empire of the Germanic peoples, what he got was tens of millions dead and huge parts of Europe destroyed. 
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  4724. What kind of hot sauce? What brand? Is it in a bottle or those stupid little packets?
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  4725. Lucifer means light bearer or something close to that, and satan means challenger. I don't consider either title a bad thing, and if you look at the bible satan is much more benevolent than yahweh.
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  4726. +Jose Almeda Yeah, all 12 of them.
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  4727. MiningwithPudding Ans miss that epic call to arms, hell no!
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  4728. I know making fun of stupid people isn't well looked at, but when people like you say such blatantly stupid things. Wind turbines and solar panels don't just magically appear. As such they require manufacturing, shipping, extraction of resources, etc. Those things produce waste, and solar in particular produces lot of very toxic waste. In fact, one twin in China had riots because of the toxic waste coming from the plant making solar panels. Furthermore, when people talk about nuclear waste they're talking about an amount that can fit into a football field. Compared to vast amounts of waste produced by other forms of power, nuclear waste is a small inconvenience. Nuclear plants do have a large up front cost. However, when you average that cost out by the life of the plant and how much energy it produces every year, nuclear is less expensive than wind or solar.
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  4729. The US would annex Canada and Mexico immediately and take control of Cuba, Greenland, and Japan. Russia would probably pull the old burn everything down while running away and waiting for winter. After that I have no idea.
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  4730. No, it's more like talking about March madness, which they do talk about incessantly.
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  4731. +TheGreatPenguin He's called them out, and even made a few videos about it.
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  4732. Those produce waste too. China has had riots over the improper dumping of the waste from making solar panels.
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  4733. Conservative and conservation come from the the same root, so conservative conservationist is some one who just wants to let nature take its course without interference, like how they say we should let the market takes it course.
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  4734. I consider plan to prevent climate change that doesn't include nuclear power, particularly advanced nuclear, to be futile, so I don't see Trump's future actions as making things functionally worse.
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  4735. You're right about the atmosphere being stripped away by solar winds. However, it took millions of years to happen the first time and will take 100 thousand years to happen when we thinker it again.
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  4736. Kyle, to be fair it's important that the US keep our hegemony.
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  4737. Do you really want China, Russia, and whoever else able to do whatever they want? The US does some bad things but we have some power to hold the government accountable. The Saudi, Chinese, Russian, etc. governments don't have any accountability to anyone.
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  4738. Everyone, a truce just means they aren't going to be fighting each other, not that they are now working together. On the part of the rebels this is strategically smart move because you can't fight a three way war against better armed enemies and win. Our best bet is to help the FSA, but under strict conditions with strong enforcement.
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  4739. Feminism is the last thing they need. While women don't have the right to drive in Saudia Arbia, the male family members are legally required to chauffeur the women around. Islam and sex-negative feminism share a lot in common when you compare them.
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  4740. UCFTyler You're right women is Saudi can't drive. However, male family members are legally forced to drive their female family members around like chauffeurs do. Also, Muslim women wear those close to protect themselves from what feminists would call the "male gaze", and women are the strictest enforcers of of other women's dress. Feminism and Islam were made for each other.
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  4741. HerroShad3 Well, you know what they say about military intelligence. Same kind of thing here.
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  4742. Just because it's a delayed effect doesn't mean that our actions now are important.
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  4743. Laurence Friedman Thanks for the correction. The problem of solutions is that people are focusing on the worst solutions instead of real ones. Solutions like nuclear power barely get any attention let alone generation 4 reactors. I agree that the things you listen are problems, but many of those are exaggerated.
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  4744. TheGuyWith 9000 views and no videos Like I said.
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  4745. Barbora Stehlíková From the very beginning. It's powered by a collapsing star.
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  4746. Gabeasher He's got year and a half, so just wait for your turn.
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  4747. +baud2death No, she's already don't worse the Nixon did.
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  4748. Man made climate change means humans are the cause of the change in average conditions of in an environment. Do you not understand what man made means, or do you not know what climate change means?
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  4749. Craig Simmons Human caused is self explanatory as to how much of an effect we have. As for what we can do about, I think nuclear power is the only way and more precisely generation IV molten salt reactors.
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  4750. That is what they did.
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  4751. +Real Human but he's got terminal brain cancer and doesn't want to put up with bullshit.
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  4752. Not when you have the NRA saying the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is good guy with a gun, and stopping legislation.
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  4753. ***** How is being factual being dense? The NRA's president said that and the NRA and other member's of the gun lobby use their influence to stop legislation and in some state lax it even more.
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  4754. Sean Tripp Of course not. My only point is that uranium burner MSRs are just as safe as thorium breeders.
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  4755. Sean Tripp Breeder MSRs don't have anything special about them making them safer than uranium burner MSRs. In fact, thorium breeders turn the thorium into uranium, which is then burnt.
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  4756. Ezra Patty Not really. Fusion still hasn't produced more energy than it uses and is who knows how long after producing more energy than it uses is it going to be commercially viable.
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  4757. kurtilein3 This is obviously in the context of reactors. JET still hasn't produced more energy than it's uses.
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  4758. This is the power of the people.
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  4759. You seem to have some idea of what you're talking about, but that being said, you're completely wrong or acting like a nonissue is a problem. MSRs don't work at high pressure. The temperatures are within nickel alloys ranges, and nickel alloys are resistant to the corrosion. We don't need to invent a super material; the ones we already have are just fine.
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  4760. sillyshitt Alloys made most of nickel isn't all that broad. Even if it was, the report on the molten salt reactor experiment found a particularly promising alloy (sorry can't remember the name). As to where I get my information, I get it from interviews, speeches, lectures, and reports. You're not wrong that corrosion is one of the biggest problems for MSRs, but corrosion isn't nearly deal breaker many people make it out to be. We know how to solve the corrosion problem; we just need the work put in.
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  4761. Russia' sub fleet is old and decrepit. Also, the US is excellent at sub hunting.
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  4762. Wrong on both counts. Nuclear power plants produce no pollution out side the CO2 from the construction and curing of concrete. Solar, besides the CO2 from building and moving panels, there's the toxic chemicals used to make solar panels.
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  4763. I can built rockets in my garage, but it still takes years and millions for companies to built rockets for s sending things into space.
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  4764. Why wouldn't they? It's a new and profitable product to sell.
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  4765. +Rob Porritt I know. I thought that all died off screaming at bathe tv about the same whipper snapper Bernie Sanders and all his infantile supporters.
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  4766. It's an art.
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  4767. +coldflame That's a myth. Also, 10 miles in 2 seconds is 18,000 mph.
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  4768. ***** Which is we has the conventions to sort all of this out.
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  4769. +xiAGC123 Bernie was asked a yes or no question and gave an answer.
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  4770. +kay jay I highly doubt he hate Hillary, but if he did, he's justified in it with all the shit Hillary's done.
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  4771. kay jay What kind of conditioning have you been put through? That's just crazy and not even a response to what I said. Perhaps you're one of those paid trolls?
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  4772. kay jay That's a non-sequitur and red haring.
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  4773. kay jay I haven't asked for any information about you. You're the one who has been providing it without siltation. What I've been doing is correcting erroneous statements you've made or informing you that you responses are irrational. Speaking of irrational things, why would you distrust Berni? He's the only candidate that isn't corrupt.
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  4774. Hillary is a a slow acting poison and Trump is dousing yourself in gasoline and lighting a match. I'm tempted to vote Trump I think the hopes that people will just how broken the system is after metaphorically lighting ourselves on fire.
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  4775. In Fukushima the earthquake wasn't what took out the reactors but the tsunami that took out the generators for the water pumps. If one of many things was changed, the reactor meltdown at the daiichi plant would have never happened.
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  4776. So he can get the old people's vote?
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  4777. This is one of those moments where you try to look smart by telling some off, bu they're actually right making you look stupid. Fusion reactions commonly referred to as burning.
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  4778. whom ever wrote that is a moron.
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  4779. For most of US history, the government was mostly funded by taxes on alcoholic.
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  4780. commnter10 You are a prime example of refusing to accept evidence. I bet you think the Earth is flat too.
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  4781. commnter10 I glow all the time from the light of knowledge.
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  4782. Gentry Walker I think the word you looking for is disowned, not excommunicated.
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  4783. Maybe if the Democratic Party didn't rid the primaries have the media act like Hillary's person PR system, they wouldn't have reason to think that.
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  4784. I drive about the same distance to visit family and even going 75mph the best time I've ever gotten was 2 hours 45 minutes, so lets round up to 3 each way. That's almost a full work day just in the driving.
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  4785. Significantly less waste than the already very small amount of waste and with much shorter lived byproducts.
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  4786. That's not true at all. 
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  4787. ***** Actually, it's the Confederate battle flag and naval jake.
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  4788. ***** Go get a brain because I didn't say that.
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  4789. I have a problem with people believing nonsense. However, I have don't have the power, the right, or desire to dictate what people should believe, so I try to change their minds.
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  4790. iFrothie Helping slow population growth by improving people health is what I call depopulating or evil. You should learn to listen instead of jumping to specious claims intended to attack a person character.
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  4791. +Nicholas Villegas No, creating a nuclear explosion is very simple in principle but very difficult in practice. First you have to have weapons material, and then it has to smashed together or crushed in such a way to create critical mass, which is very difficult. Also, a vehicle probably wouldn't carry enough fuel to creat an explosion. All that being said you really don't want to crash a nuclear powered car, which is why the idea was abandoned decades ago.
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  4792. +Cody Green No, they blare over the top cartoonish and at times inadvertently funny propaganda.
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  4793. +joshua maynard He has absolute control over the media: he doesn't need one.
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  4794. NGE0001 Are you sure you not meaning to reply to Jeremy Hale? Regardless, I'll respond. I would invest in Tesla motors if I had the money to invest.
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  4795. Leaving the caves was unnecessary, but we can agree we're better for having left.
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  4796. A small modular MSR would probably work on a train. SMRs are meant to be moved by train and truck. I don't think reactors meant to be moved by train and truck would be much more dangerous if they happen to be producing power while moving.
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  4797. ***** Hypotheticals are bullshit arguments to arrest people for. The law works on evidence, not "what ifs"! What the officer basically did was say "Well, I can prove it's not drugs, so I'm going to arrest you and leave you in jail until was can prove it's not drugs." Did the officer have reason to investigate what was in the trunk further: maybe. Did the officer have enough reason to arrest those two: no! I don't know how hard it is for you to understand that an officer can't just arrest people for thinking people have something illegal, which is your only argument.
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  4798. engineeredlifeform Yours are, but the range of weights is about the same.
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  4799. HONORGUARD308 I'm talking about longswords, not greatswords. Of course, a greatsword is going to weight more than katana because they're something like 3 times as long.
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  4800. engineeredlifeform Well then something is off about one of the swords.  If want to compare the katana to its European counterpart the longsword. Historically acurrate longswords and katana have the same weight range
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  4801. engineeredlifeform "Viking" swords were longer than katana. Katana are short
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  4802. DoomsdayR3sistance I don't think I am, but what are you referencing?
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  4803. DoomsdayR3sistance They are longer, even if only a little bit.
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  4804. Darrell Frazier I'm no talking about Claymores or any other form of greatsword.
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  4805. engineeredlifeform No, the katana is short for a two handed sword and I'm going to say anything different. 
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  4806. engineeredlifeform I'm not changing what I said. I was speaking in relative terms to other two handed swords. What i did was clarify what I said before. 
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  4807. engineeredlifeform No, katana are not lighter. Why do you keep saying the same bullshit even after people have given you evidence other wise?
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  4808. engineeredlifeform "Then, a 40" European sword is going to be heavier than a 40" katana." Stop saying that bullshit!
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  4809. engineeredlifeform Have watched the video I've linked you to? The video clearly shows a European saber with 40" blade wights about the same as katana with a 28" blade. The katana has thick blade with little distal taper, which more than makes of the difference in the weight of the hilts. I'm going to say this again, the number you give are bullshit.
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  4810. engineeredlifeform Yes sabers are a single hand sword and are still longer. Longswords are used mostly with two hands, but are still much loner than a katana and only weight about the same. 
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  4811. engineeredlifeform Longswords have a blade with an average length of 35" to 43" and weight 2 to 3 pounds. Katana have 27 and a half inches to  28 and a half inches and weight 2 to 3 pounds. The shortest longsword is 7" longer than the longest katana and still in the same weight range.
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  4812. engineeredlifeform If you're comparing anything other than the ranges, you're being dishonest because every sword is different. 
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  4813. engineeredlifeform The fact that you are using coldsteel as reference shows you have no idea what you're talking about. Coldsteel swords are crap. Coldsteel sword are inaccurate.  The European swords don't have enough distal taper, so they're too heavy. Also, learn what a fucking representative sample is. One sword, particularly for longswords, is not representative of anything other than that one sword. 
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  4814. engineeredlifeform You fucking moron, I gave you hard data and you've ignored. What the fuck do you keep saying I haven't given you any data when I've done over and over? Also, what's hard for you to understand that coldsteel isn't a reliable source?
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  4815. engineeredlifeform Ranges are data, you fucking idiot. Like I keep saying, one sword isn't representative. Do you not understand what the word representative means? 
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  4816. engineeredlifeform Fours swords do not represent even a tiny fraction of the thousands of both katana and longsword.  
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  4817. Taxtro Stiffness, like hardness, is good up to a point. If a katana gets bent more than a few degrees, it's ruined. If a longsword  gets bent almost into a 90 degree angle, it goes back to shape. The stiffness of the katana makes it a little fragile. As for the length, being short doesn't really make anything easier to use, unless you're in a confined space, like ship or building. Balance and weight are far more important. I have this practice ax that's about 1 and a half feet long, and a lot of the time I end up using both hand on the ax. I, also, have a practice sword that's 4 feet long, and I can use it with one hand.
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  4818. +Dewitos Alt So solar produces too much in the day and produces nothing at night, not very useful.
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  4819. Yes, we'll just use something that's at 1/1,000th, and that's being very generous, the scale we need it to be.
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  4820. After this, I would be giving people deals on this game so they'd buy more copies. GTA games treat everyone equally (back).
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  4821. None stop war because the cost in human lives no longer matters.
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  4822. SpaceX is innovating, and innovation doesn't always work the way it was intended.
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  4823. I don't have a problem with changing gender or race per se, but how people try doing it seldom works. Thor getting change into woman was never explained, or why the woman is using the name Thor. 
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  4824. You're talking about a different isotope than the video. You're talking about thorium-231; the video is talking about thorium-233
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  4825. Bernie isn't a Marxist who supports terrorists.
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  4826. We could use thorium breeders. Thorium is an extremely common byproduct of mining of many different metals.
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  4827. Kyle, tribalism isn't bad in and of itself. Tribalism can used to unite a people in a common cause or to divide people.  
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  4828. The problem with that question is the answer changes everyday.
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  4829. Greg Blank, well, that's why I'm talking about using a nuclear reactor.
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  4830. Dingus I can make the argument that a person's bodily autonomy is less important than a person's survival to steal a person's kidney, but most people would agree that's wrong.
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  4831. TheVlien Goodbye.
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  4832. You're wrong. People do have problems with their eyesight and lose of bone density. However, there no where near as bad as you're saying.
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  4833. Us as in guys with bad comb overs? if that's the case I might not blame them.
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  4834. To be fair, how many people actually know what that position is?
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  4835. +Sjoerd Ydema NASA by miles. Mars One is a joke that's never going to get to Mars.
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  4836. karl john Only in some areas, but those do happen to be the ones the have the most power and make the most money.
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  4837. SilverBeetleFan9 The Republicans would thank him for shooting John Lennon.
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  4838. Amelia Hartman No, coal is the deadliest. Millions of people are killed by coal in one way or another each year.
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  4839. The medical tourism industry were Americans fly to place like Thailand for equal or better care at fraction of the price. The US has some of, if not the best care in the world, but you to shell a lot of money for it. It's like saying Italy makes the best cars in the world because of Ferrari and Lamborghini while forgetting Alfa Romeo's duds in the market range normal people buy at.
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  4840. But, it's not a flag. It's a shirt made to look like the American flag.
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  4841. Karl Slicher It doesn't matter if the entities that governed the area before were secular or not because were talking about Turkey not those other the entities. Turkey has never had Muslim government. Sure the people in Turkey may have been Muslim, but the government didn't ruled based on religion
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  4842. Jerjer B Call of Duty just makes my point even more.
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  4843. I have a question for you: If I invent something that lets people do ten time the work, does that mean the workers should be paid ten times as much?
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  4844. +lordwindowlicker I wouldn't call him little, more like fat.
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  4845. +Anna Wheeler English has a billion unused words, but that's German.
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  4846. I debut people are going to give up modern medicine, cars, the internet, washing machines, etc. and become dirt poor subsistence farmers. Actually, it's just the opposite. Dirt poor subsistence farmers are doing everything they can to something else.
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  4847. +Jeremy Chase, you didn't address anything I said. All you did, was go "nua". Geothermal is highly restricted to geologically active areas and release many times more radiation than nuclear. It seems I've looked into it more than you have.
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  4848. +Jeremy Chase, learn to read, you fucking illiterate moron. I said geothermal releases more radiation, which it does. Open cycle geothermal releases radon. There's, also, the small amounts of thorium and uranium picked up from rock.
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  4849. +magzire SpaceX has full launch coverage on their channel here on YouTube.
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  4850. +Quinn Butler We have a word for places that use human power: undeveloped.
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  4851. Putting a couple of shoes on a book is not hate speech, and yes, the Ku Klux Klan, Neo Nazis, etc. have the right to say what ever they feel like, up to the point they insight violence.
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  4852. Sparkman Well, if it's disrespectful, we can't be having any of that. We don't want to live in world where people are free to say what they think or feel.
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  4853. Sparkman That's what the Ku Kulx Klan does. I may hate the guts of every member of the KKK, but they have the right to say what they want.
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  4854. Apparently you don't know some people.
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  4855. ***** Mars has many times the amount of resources as the moon does, which would allow for greater self sufficiency, and self sufficiency means lower costs. Then there's also the launch cost. Getting to the moon has a grater delta-v than getting to Mars, so it's cheaper to get a pound of something to Mars than to the moon.  As for the distance, it doesn't matter. The moon may be only a few days away, however, because rockets are built to order and rockets have to wait for a lunch window getting help to a moon colony would still take months.
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  4856. John Kerry works for Israel via way of the US
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  4857. damon page being good at things like math and science makes a person an intellectual, twit. Should people keep their thoughts on subject out side their understand to themselves, sure.
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  4858. So the crazy finally blew the lid off the pot. I always wondered when that would happen.
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  4859. A methodical, skeptical, fact based system of rigorous study vs. belief in a bunch of made up stories. If you can't see how there's a negative correlation then you're blind.     
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  4860. True capitalist radio sounds like it was the best thing scene sliced bread, too bad it's gone.
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  4861. Michael Dunson, we don't need to buy from China, but China needs us to buy from them.
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  4862. Talk about negotiating in bad faith.. You don't get people to talk by saying if you stop talking we're going to clobber you.
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  4863. It's not even the meds that are going to save save a lot of lives. The power of toilets, soap, and other basic forms of hygiene to save lives is greater than  all the meds in the world. 
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  4864. Innis Returns In curved space a round square is not a contradiction.
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  4865. Innis Returns Not in curved space. At different scales, reality stops working the same way it does at our scale, and that is Krauss's point.
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  4866. +Muhammad Abdul Qaadir Have you ever hear the saying don't count your chickens before they hatch or it's not over till the fat lady sings? Also, there is no honor in giving up before the fight is over.
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  4867. Muhammad Abdul Qaadir To paraphrase what you said, you need to get in line for Hillary. A threat and declaring a victor before the race is near finished.
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  4868. China couldn't invade Japan.
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  4869. Cole Bodline, I was thinking about more modern incident, but you're right they have done that too.
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  4870. +Maconnaith Same here in Texas.
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  4871. I say Ebola ties with smallpox, but smallpox is more infectious. 
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  4872.  @ashwinnaidoo796  yeah, the US should have just invaded and killed 10 million Japanese and lose a million American soldiers. Anyone who says that ending that war the quickest way wasn’t the best the best thing to do clearly doesn’t know anything about what was happening.
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  4873. MCL198027 Well, when you put it that way, I have no idea. There might be some hipster that watch it as "art".
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  4874. Axel Creek He never said men never think of social aspects nor did he ever say that women never of economics.
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  4875. No, denial of rights and supporting the denial of rights is.
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  4876. @bluefootedpig genes don't play a big part in how alot of things in the body are.Tast can be changed some. Afew studys shiw you change from being guy in a small % of people. there a vid on the tyt about it. the best idea i havew heard was being gay is do to hormons when you are still in you mother.theres a bbc show over that idea
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  4877. you are lieing you fucking baka
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  4878. Most people don't have a heavy enough accent to they're from Canada or the US.
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  4879. don't you have a Monty Python skit to go back to or a bridge to be hiding under, you spam troll.
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  4880. yes she, and that's why republicans will vote for her.
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  4881. you need to go read dictionary then a science text book. You evidently are religious, and the word "theory" doesn't mean an opinion but a well test explanation. Also, how do you explain cities dating back 12,000 years, human skeletons dating back 200,000 years, or stone tools dating back millions of year?
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  4882. @xadam2dudex They do have powers and responsibility others don't, but they still have fighting capabilities, even if it's less than the navy's
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  4883. I have to disagree with you on points 3 & 4. A group with a strong ethnic identity is likely to use genetic engineering to further distinguish themselves from other groups by enhancing the traits the like. The US is an ideological state, and what distinguishes us from other groups is our thinking. While I’m sure there will be people who see genetic engineering as a form of self expression or way to gain a competitive advantage, being so individualistic, people tend not to feel the need to adapt themselves but rather find the place we’re best suited for.
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  4884. That’s a really interesting way of saying he asks a lot of questions to learn about the subject.
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  4885. English is over 1,500 years old. I don’t see why it won’t survive another 1,000. It might be New Modern English by then, but still English.
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  4886.  @mattposlusny917  that’s a possibility, but I see it evolving like Latin did from Classical to Medieval Latin.
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  4887. Just the act of using a verse is suporting one religion over others.
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  4888. Nuclear doesn’t have to be built 1,000 miles away from where the electricity is used. It doesn’t even need 100
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  4889. It’s neither. It’s just middle and upper class affections.
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  4890. Libertarians believe in voluntary institutions.
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  4891.  @DavidSharpMSc  which has nothing to do with being voluntary.
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  4892. @meowman1911 He wasn't born in the US
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  4893. Most of what Biden has done is break the law and try to do the opposite of Trump only to go back to it but do it worse
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  4894.  @Myrddnn  Tim Pool, Peter Zeihan, and the nuclear advocacy pages I fallow on Facebook are a-political to left leaning.
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  4895.  @Myrddnn  I didn’t. You’re in lala land.
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  4896. How about I put it this way; space exploration is a much less likely return on money.
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  4897. Germany was built around Prussia, and Prussian thinking was about short, decisive wars. They even had a similar problem to WW2 in the Franco-Prussian War. They captured Napoleon III in the first major battle. That left no one to sign the peace treaty, and the French then formed the 3rd Republic. Also, the Germans were smart, and they learned from WW1 they couldn’t get caught in a long war of attrition. The whole point of German maneuver doctrine was to stop what happened on the Western front in WW1.
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  4898. @meztini Alot of TV is reality shows and they still make more money than University professors
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  4899.  @radagast7200  we also have Iraan, Tokio, and a bunch of other names for towns
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  4900.  @80krauser  Palestine actually makes a lot of sense when you consider the denominations prominent in Texas.
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  4901. All of those have been shown to be negligence by the driver.
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  4902. 1) burn it in fast reactors, and what ever isn’t useful for medicine, RTGs, et should be sealed in concrete and deliberately lost in the deep ocean 2) get rid of the “renewables” then. There’s no point in having dirtier, more dangerous energy sources if they’re causing problems to cleaner, safer options
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  4903.  @danadurnfordkevinblanchdebunk  which is why I said burn spent fuel from PWRs in fast reactors
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  4904. in the right context i would say that and in other i would call vary different. they are alot a like in that they changed the countriesthey lived in and by that history as well.
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  4905.  @virginlamb5375  people being uncomfortable with others exercising their right is their problem
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  4906. I don't think they care about being hippocrites becuase are just that on some many other things. I think they are just hateful fucks
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  4907. I think drengr is better than braggadocio when talking Norse.
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  4908. The Chinese aren’t dumb enough to start a nuclear exchange to get one ship.
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  4909. I’ve been wondering when something like this was going to happen for years. The easiest way to fix a squeaky wheel is to get rid of it. When you’re in the minority and want to change things, you have to be enough of a problem to change things but not so much so the majority doesn’t just get rid of you.
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  4910. Robz Shishigami, I’m very impressed. You just wrote something without having said anything.
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  4911. Just not enough data. Once there’s more data, it will get better.
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  4912. By the numbers, and not feelings, nuclear is the safest.
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  4913. Toung Lu Kim, not even close. Nuclear has fewer emissions that wind or solar.
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  4914. "In the absence of NASA, it would attract tens of billions of dollars from like-minded individuals around the world." Where's your evidence of that? If that was how the world worked then SpaceX should be getting all kinds of investers. Also, how can the people of the United States steal from themselves?
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  4915. It’s easier than the Arctic and Antarctic.
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  4916. Moron, I’m only talking being able to sleep, like you were.
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  4917. Yes, you are. You go on about things I was not replying too even after I told you that.
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  4918. You’re the one started by talking about sleep then responded by saying sleeping is easier, at least as far as the day might cycle, than the Arctic and Antarctic. However, you being a moron don’t seem to understand the pronoun “it” is a stand-in for sleep.
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  4919. Some people are also talking about using carbon allotropes.
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  4920. What you talking about? Cheese is basically rotten milk, and blue cheese is that with mold growing on it. Chitlins, a classic soul food dish, are pig intestines and natural casings one sausages are still more intestines. Finally, look up pink slime and mechanically serrated chicken
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  4921. No, seeing as your head is filled with junk that would be a much better place to use.
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  4922. It happens more often than you think.
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  4923. Hysteria and fossil fuel backed propaganda has held back nuclear.
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  4924. Dave is a Nazi… …a grammar Nazi.
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  4925. I have some strong criticisms for how he’s trying to do 1&2 but I can’t argue against working on those.
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  4926. How fire resistant are regular clothes? Although, no armor was really made to stop fire.
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  4927. Adam Smith, in the UK police don’t even investigate.
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  4928. @bluegiant888 It is fun. Even if he doesn't make talk about the difference we need to make sure we do.
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  4929. Who ever accused Americans of being normal?
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  4930. This the one and only fight camp.
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  4931. @rabidfox1 tell when did i say jesus. show me give a quotes (like 2 or more each).
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  4932. No, load chasing like that will never work
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  4933. i think you've got it wrong on how stupid they are. they are to stupid to think more than 5 min at best ahead if they ever tryed they would fail so bad you would think i could have only happened in a movie
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  4934. what a wast of meat
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  4935. But not 3+% of the female population.
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  4936. Canada is always going to be broken up and it’s provenances and territories turned into states.
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  4937. Misterman Monster is way better looking so be nice Herrmann Muenster
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  4938. Ok how about this: cole production has been going up yearly sence 1968, so that means the number of death per ton of cole is much lower now than it was.
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  4939. Russia doesn’t care about North Korea. China likes to use them, but wouldn’t start a nuclear war for them.
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  4940.  @LorandHungary  eventually is the problem. We have a lot of defunct stuff in orbit that needs to be dealt with and to not be added to.
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  4941.  @gnaruto7769  yes, the broken ones can’t do it. The ones that are working can when their lifecycle is over. Just think a little about what you say so it doesn’t sound so god damn stupid
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  4942. I know a lot of my friends carred poket knives when we were in high school but what 17 year is going to just have a gun on him when it is illegal
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  4943. @DrakeMagnum Thanks for the site
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  4944. @somekindofpie We aren't talking about blowing up the Earth. We are talking about making the tiny amount that life lives in that some time if you even change it a little you fuck everything up. I think with 7,000,000,000 humans we can change it that little amount to fuck it all up.
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  4945.  @thehungking  you have no idea what you’re talking about. The body panels are made of a 300 series of stainless steel, which as a whole only develops surface rust under normal conditions
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  4946.  @thehungking  it appears I wasn’t clear enough. Cybertrucks aren’t rusting. The type of steel they’re made of doesn’t rust under normal conditions, and if it does, it’s easily removed with a power washer.
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  4947.  @thehungking  people use power washers to clean their cars all the time
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  4948. @amasra56 try 6th
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  4949. You flat earthers of the auto and space industries are a rare breed
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  4950. The best fishing is around the coast, and some kinds of fishing can only be done near shore
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  4951. No, they’re independent. Although, he working on Master palm part 3 for Tesla, which will involve SpaceX and the Boring Company
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  4952. No, they’re independent. Although, he working on Master palm part 3 for Tesla, which will involve SpaceX and the Boring Company
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  4953. Elon is the Ford of electric cars and rockets, and he actually does work on the engineering at SpaceX.
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  4954. The hobbit add would make Cruz look as crazy as he really is to most of the people around here.
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  4955. People in cities actually consume less because of more efficient shared systems like public transit and less need for transport of goods.
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  4956. Because it’s too small
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  4957. Radiation isn’t nearly the danger people claim. No one has actually studied the effects of low gravity. We’ve studied micro-gravity, but not low gravity. We’ve launched several nuclear reactors into space, and there are a few new designs that need testing in space. We’ve confirmed water on the moon, not just hydrogen. As for your comment about Mars, Mars has even more water and gravity with less radiation, so by those standards it’s even easier.
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  4958. @combatLaCarie I forgot where, but it talks about how the fed gov has the right to bulid mail roads and roads for commen deffence.
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  4959. They’re also one time use.
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  4960. We can make hydrocarbons from seawater with electricity
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  4961. High speed rail requires a certain minimum population density and for lines to be between 200 and 500 miles long. There are only a few places in the US with those.
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  4962.  @TheRailLeaguer  roads are cheap, far cheaper than HSR, so the population density needed to support them is far lower. There are also varying types of roads, dirt to highway, which vary in cost to build and maintain. China only has one profitable HSR line and less than a dozen that break even. China built their system for political reasons, not economic. I support HSR, which is why I advocate for building it where it makes sense. Otherwise and it turn in to an expensive boondoggle that’s going to be kept alive by corruption, see California’s HSR, or killed off.
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  4963.  @TheRailLeaguer  there’s not a lot of savings from a smaller footprint, and the added complexity and maintenance costs of HSR more than makes up the difference
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  4964.  @TheRailLeaguer  we’re talking about HSR, not street cars
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  4965.  @TheRailLeaguer  no, it’s not. You’re completely ignoring all of the other costs besides the land, and you clearly have no idea how expensive tunneling is. You’ve clearly hot some kind of master plan in your head to push your pet transport method, rather than looking at the use case and advocating for the best system
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  4966. Efficiency doesn’t matter. Solar doesn’t work at night
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  4967. What are you talking about? We need to give her a bigger stick and let her clean house.
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  4968. Alternative fuels aren’t economically viable today, let alone back in the 80s. The best we could have realistically done was build out nuclear to supply our electricity, like France.
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  4969.  @markusklyver6277  back in the 80s it could really only displace fossil fuel powered electric plants. Even today synthetic fuel wouldn’t be competitive against regular grade gasoline. Although, against the higher grades, it could be.
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  4970.  @markusklyver6277  no, the US has insanely low natural gas prices. It’s so cheap the petrochemical companies are using it to make motor oil and plastic.
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  4971. In every war that’s been fought there.
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  4972. 1) he said that to his campaign. 2) This only has racial under tones if you make it.
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  4973. @buddyakin i know the feeling im just not born here
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  4974. No, it doesn’t, and Chad was trespassing and assaulted the BF.
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  4975. Go tell that to the women from CNN
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  4976. The US's hegemony is because of our cultural, economic, and military dominance.
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  4977. Adrian, China's GDP is some were between 1/2 and 1/3 the US's. China has only over taken the US in GDP (PPP), which is only because of.China's low labor costs. As for the EU, the EU isn't a country, but rather 28* countries in an economic union. I personally find it interesting that it takes 28 countries, many of which are in the top ten economies in the world, to out match the US. I'm not so sure the US has lost much of its cultural influence, but rather American culture is becoming the substrate of Western culture. A while back I watch an interesting talk that argued the war the US is in is more to do with a change in policy to focus more on ground forces than naval.
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  4978. China hit its high water mark a while ago, and even they hadn’t, the Quad is the alliance that would fight China, not NATO.
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  4979. Yes, we pray to our non-god, we ask it to do nothing, and it promises nothing to us. Atheismisn't a religion, but simply the lack of one.
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  4980. More than ten million people die in China every year now. It’s just that there won’t be enough babies being born to maintain the population.
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  4981. Mkae hydrogen and use that to reduce iron for making steel
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  4982. Bruning it is what they do with brunable trash. It's part of how the army deals with trash.
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  4983. doesn't work that way if you go after banks that did their job right
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  4984. By that line of thinking, no one dies from car crashes. Pollution causes negative health conditions that then cause death, the same way a car crash does.
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  4985.  @TheEgg185  who said it has to be the only factor? People rarely die from just one thing.
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  4986.  @TheEgg185  we can’t differentiate the singular cause of diseases because it’s rarely a single factor, so we can say something is a cause of death even without it being the only cause. Furthermore, if we can eliminate one factor, we can reduce the likelihood of death, particularly in very large groups.
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  4987.  @TheEgg185  you’re not listening. Disease is complex, and trying make it black and white like that is futile.
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  4988. No, even a semi filled with explosives wouldn’t do anything to a containment building.
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  4989. Better yet lets hope he stupid enough to think this is trying to get him to do something that will hurt him, and then have Romney do just the opssite
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  4990. When did a scammer build rockets and cars?
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  4991. Those are the people who bought a foundation sires. The others are waiting for the for the standard models.
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  4992. The problem is that they aren't pushing for the tranvaginal ultrasounds for medical reason but to obstruct and guilt women in not not having an abortion.
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  4993. What drugs where yopu taking before writing that?
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  4994. It has nothing to do with Trump. The technology and markets were going that way before Trump and will do so after unless the next guy in tries to ban fracking or something
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  4995. McLellend was working on case related to the Aryan brotherhood
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  4996. You want to be the next “Solar Freakin’ Roadways!”
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  4997. the Chinese are looking at losing everything as is.
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  4998. Laud, that’s actually very communist.
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  4999. Shut up you big baby. Lots of people have made bad decisions that lost them lots of money, and what makes the legends difference is how they recover
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  5000. They would be non-voting territories for at least a decade while they’re Americanized.
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  5001. @dragonflychainsaw to make money off her
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  5002. @HeartlessLiberal no he said 100 foot pole
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  5003. It reduces road up keep/expansion costs, and can improve the economic activity in the city. Also, a lot of money problems are more about corruption and other forms of mismanagement.
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  5004. Because physicists aren’t doctors, well, PHDs, not MDs.
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  5005. Step 3, ignore all the previous bs and build nuclear.
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  5006. Solid fuel reactors are incredibly inefficient at burning the fuel. With more efficient gen. 4 reactors we can extend the uranium fuel we have and even use the spent fuel because it’s 97% unused uranium. Those alone will get us thousands of years. Then there’s the thorium cycle. Thorium is orders of magnitude more common than U-335.
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  5007. Those are just lies.
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  5008. @WolfsStorm jerymandering and a load of other stuff.
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  5009. Huckabee has no idea what he's talking about. Until about the last 100 years Christmas was a giant party. In Elizabethan era poor people would come to wealthy people homes for a traditional meal of the best food and alcohol in the house, and if they weren't give the food and alcohol they'd start a bonfire in front of the house and/or break down the door and take the food and alcohol.
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  5010. What is with y’all dimwits who don’t understand how basic logic works?
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  5011. Tesla’s have the highest safety rating in of any car. FSD is 10x safer than a human. They’re are 11x less likely to catch fire than ICE car.
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  5012. As the Weird Al lyric goes: I am more humble than thou art.
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  5013. Well they need an excuse.
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  5014.  Who likes beans  communists have always cared about having at least a superficial reason because they care about perceptions.
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  5015.  @sharkydog6306  I agree
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  5016.  Who likes beans  the only two things the CCP cares about are power and perception, and that’s because they’re linked together.
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  5017. The problem is that Elon isn’t paying off Biden.
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  5018. The distances are so large times wouldn’t work without FTL. Also, the massacre of the colonists would have been enough of a justification for war, so killing millions of people was completely pointless.
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  5019. Maybe Brandon just missed their favorite meme seeing how many there are.
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  5020. I’ve had chicken biscuits plenty of times for breakfast, and chicken & waffles is a southern classic.
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  5021.  @theduck3876  they’re not getting rid of tanks, just the large tank units.
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  5022. It would cost about what it did before the 70s adjusted for inflation, and as we bring better designs online, it would drop even further
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  5023. Japanese is written using a mix of Chinese characters, kanji, and Japanese characters, hiragana. Kanji tend to keep or slightly alter the meaning they had in Chinese. Hiragana on the other hand have their own completely Japanese meaning.
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  5024. The few drops against a sea. Who wins
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  5025.  @bennybundi9671  you can’t just start handing out guns to random people on the street and tell them to secure the aqueduct or whatever. The few people in major cities with the potential to fight are out numbered by those out side the cities
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  5026. When those horse buggy builders get in the race, Ford is just going to be screwed.
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  5027. They were classified as capital ships even if they weren’t battleships.
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  5028. Seasons aren’t climate change.
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  5029. The US wouldn’t have lasted 1/4 of a millennium if our system didn’t work. Also, our government is structured very differently
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  5030.  @shweenerdog  that’s as long as most empires. Rome was exceptionally long live; depending on if you include Byzantium, Rome lasted over 1,000 years.
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  5031. Minors can’t carry a pistol. Rittenhouse had a rifle. However, even he was breaking the law, that doesn’t give his attackers the right to assault him.
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  5032.  @wheelmanny  yes, yes, mush brain.
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  5033. Mentally unstable doesn't mean stupid or incompitent. Hell, somethings like schizophrenia are linked with intelligence.
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  5034. Hong Kongers speak Cantonese, which some people argue is a separate language from Mandarin. They have their own culture that’s a mix of British and Chinese. Furthermore, Hong Kong is an autonomous region with its own currency, immigration, laws, etc.. How are they supposed to feel about the mainland.
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  5035. Yukie, Cantonese and Mandarin are in the gray zone between different dialects and different languages. I don’t really feel sympathy for the CCP having a hard time being evil.
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  5036. Yukie, Cantonese and Mandarin have nearly the same level of mutual intelligibility as Spanish and Italian have. Although, English and Scotts is a better comparison because there’s a debate if it’s a separate language or a dialect of English.
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  5037. The only reason Killeen isn’t on the list is because it’s too big.
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  5038. I’m having a hard time thinking of something more shallow and uncreative to say.
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  5039.  @nytenjin  there’s a lot more to an alliance than just money.
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  5040. Yes, because large armor units do wonders on small tropical islands, particularly when you can call in fire from a high velocity 127mm naval gun.
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  5041. The marines really want to become space marines
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  5042. You’re just jealous that you don’t live in a place as awesome as Texas.
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  5043. Sue because psycho relatives tried murdering someone? Do you know what Rosenbaum, Huber, and Grosskitz did to their families?
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  5044. Because the online reprocessing needed to make them work hasn’t been developed yet.
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  5045. There seems to be three main archetypes here: young & stupid, freaks, and race grifters.
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  5046. I think they did under Mao.
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  5047. @Gayboose I didn't say that he was fired. What I said was why he quit like MikeMths35 asked for.
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  5048. You don’t need to chance solar with nuclear.
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  5049. There’s a debate
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  5050. They speak the same dialect of English
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  5051. Too Welsh
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  5052.  @byzantineboi8345  it may be all of those things, and my point is that it’s going to be too similar to the Welsh flag. Even most history buffs aren’t goign to kmow that and think England is riffing on the Welsh flag.
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  5053.  @byzantineboi8345  and the Qneen of England is a direct descendant of William the Conqueror. The Norman conquest happened so far in the past it’s become just part of history
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  5054.  @nilsfrederking62  opps, I left out the service part of that —I need to proof read. My point is that it’s a net energy loss, and that’s demonstrably true.
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  5055.  @Bora_H  government incentives make illogical choices in the grand scheme logical in the moment. It happens all of the time
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  5056. That’s the only kind answer that’s not going to cause some kind of trouble.
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  5057. The Olympics.
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  5058. And what is China going to do when India or one of the many other countries between China and Africa decides to China’s ships?
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  5059. @grenadier42 people paid them to out it on tv
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  5060. It's not even the 1% it's part of the 1% that is fucking us over.
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  5061. This is basically how I make potato and leek soup. I use bacon and russets, and instead of blending the soup grate a potato because I don’t like my soup being runny mashed potatoes
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  5062. Noble intent doesn't equal a noble cause.
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  5063. @Joyness333 that doesn't cover all of what bullying is.
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  5064. @LLGoldstein i didnt say gianormas and no one said it was going to eat you or speak
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  5065. It probably won’t even break the skin. Although, would be dangerous to get hit in the head or face.
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  5066. It’s a joke about how non-car people are going to take public transit and and Donut’s audience are car people who will keep driving.
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  5067.  @fakeascanbe423  in places that are walkable and have good public transportation, yes.
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  5068.  @RalphdontGAF  1) not everything is driven by one emotion even if it’s the major motivation. 2) gun owners are a lot less fearful than non-owners
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  5069.  @RalphdontGAF  you clearly don’t pay attention to politics because all the left has been doing is fear. Also, just because someone is more prone to feel something doesn’t mean they’re more driven by it. In fact, many people feel negative emotions more strongly often seek to master it so as to not be dominated by it.
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  5070.  @RalphdontGAF  total bullshit. For the better part of a decade now the left has only fear mongered about things. First it was Trump was going set up concentration camps and genocide minorities. Then he was going to start WW3 and kill all life on Earth. When Covid happened, it was all we have to lockdown or were all going to die and when the vaccines came out it was get vaxed or granny is going to die.
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  5071. He's a former spy, so he might only be that way from years of being a spy.
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  5072. @deadbirdflyinghome Being fat or skinny is a sign of health in different times and cultures. Being chubby in times when food is hard to shows you can keep your self feed and for gils makes you a good mate. When food isnt hard to get being skinny means you are healthy and active making you a good mate. A big butt can mean wide hips that will make giving birth easier or some other thing i cant think of. The chinese thing i know nothing about so i cant comment on it.
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  5073. Paul Ryan got the (bull?) shit knoched out of him.
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  5074. 1 the US sends about 1/2 of the money spent on the military in the world 2 you can give the countries that would start a war with the US 50 years and they may still not be where we are now 3 we have a system that needs war to live. that means our system needs people to be killed so it can work.
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  5075. We have our own lasers.
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  5076. Thunderf00t you make some good points, but you mKe some glaring errors. The first is comparing a highly competitive industry (cars) to what was until recently a stagnant industry controlled by a government sanctioned monopoly (rockets). ULA had no reason to keep costs down. The government was going to come to them regardless. Second, comparing the Dragon to the Apollo capsule is like comparing a Tesla with a model T. While what they are and what they do is broadly the same, there have been major changes in how they work. For god sake, the Apollo used vacuum tube computers. The Dragon has a builtin abort system that allows for an abort at any point in the flight. The Apollo had an attached system that was dropped after a certain point in the flight. Third, you’re using the 1/2 trillion dollar estimate for a mission architecture that only a politician promising everyone what they want with no intention of doing anything would come up with. The plan was involved building an outerspace where the a spacecraft would be assembled. This spacecraft would then leave for Mars using electric propulsion powered by nuclear reactors that would be smaller and more power than has ever been built.
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  5077.  @iwkaoy8758  speak English! Going on what I can make out, you’re arguing that Rittenhouse used more force than was legal. You’re wrong. When you’re in fear of life or severe physical harm, being attacked by a group of people and one drawing a gun easily meets that, lethal force is perfectly legal.
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  5078. @heatbucspies55 they have had well known consevatives and libertarieans(sorry for the spelling cpuldn't look it up) on TYTiterviews and they tend to do badly at answering some of the questions.
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  5079. That's not true. Some of the smartest people to ever live had learning disabliities.
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  5080. How was that preaching? This wasn't any different from talking about another story in a different mythology and how when looked at closely it's a very different story.
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  5081. I think that was one those slips up that happens when you're changing what you're going to say.
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  5082. Maybe in the mirror universe
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  5083. Of course, commies don’t know anything.
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  5084. Democrats are the party of the super rich and food stamps.
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  5085. Capitalism is people own the means of production. Socialism is the collective owns the means of production.
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  5086.  @romanmunoz308  because you didn’t understand stand, I’ll explain a bit more. By the people, I mean the private individuals who make up society, as apposed to a collective super entity called the workers or whatever else. Capital is a lot more than just money, and to some degree almost everyone has some ability to produce some kind of good or service. If there’s a market for is a different matter.
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  5087. ​ @romanmunoz308  there are two different types of groups. One is a group of individuals, a crowd of people, and the other is a super entity, everything from sports teams to nations, with its own personality and interests. Capitalism expanded the meaning capital from the mercantilist definition of just money. You need to get get your definitions for economic terms from economists, not Oxford.
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  5088.  @romanmunoz308  Oxford dictionary of economics, capital: Man-made material resource used or available for use in production, for example machinery. This is also referred to as physical capital. See also human capital . 2. Material or financial wealth, accumulated by an individual or a company, that can be used to generate income. Do you see the part about machinery and human capital? Even your own source disagrees with you.   When talking about groups in the terms I’m talking about them in, there are only two; collections of objects that are just the sum of the parts and those that are greater than the sum of the parts. Capitalism understands society as a group of individuals doing their own things. Socialism envisions society as an entity greater than total of the people who make it up. Under socialism the super-organism owns the means of production, not the people.
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  5089. People will find a way of making weapons, so we should let people own thermonuclear warheads. That's basicly your argument but scaled up. What you morons forget is that there is difference in the amount of harm one person can do with a gun as what a person can do with other weapons.
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  5090. You’ve obviously got to destroy everything that contradicts the narrative.
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  5091. Ironic, Tunguska and this are about 100 years part in the same country. Also, don't live in Russia.
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  5092. If it wasn’t for the US, the only democracy in Europe would be the UK, and you would be in endless wars, like all of European history before US guaranteed security.
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  5093.  @_d--  it’s a de facto democracy. The crown has given over most of its powers and responsibilities to the parliament.
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  5094.  @_d--  the House of Lords is part of the parliament. Although, it’s lost a lot of its power too.
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  5095. I love the argument that the companies are happy to repair devices for you. What if if I don’t want them to repair it for me? Maybe I want I want to repair my stuff myself, and there are any number of of other reasons why I might not want to be forced to go to the manufacturer for repairs.
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  5096. They did, and we’ve dropped the ball
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  5097. Xiaojian Yu, I find it interesting that you 50¢ers never have arguments, just insults and “You wait and see!”
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  5098. Chad was trespassing on Kyle’s property
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  5099. None of that actually refutes the evidence for human driven climate change. All you did was say things change.
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  5100. You’re acting like child. You just assume you’re position is right then argue from there, rather than explaining why you’re right. What worse is that facts are miss leading, like comparing a movie to .00000001% of cars in the world.
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  5101. Be should be sorry for one of multiple future outcomes. Should apologize now for burning down your house. It hasn’t happened but it definitely might happen.
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  5102. I’ve got one with my kitchen light and built microwave on it. It was so annoying having to turn the light on and reset the microwave’s time to use it, I replaced the light with a fan/light with a pull chain so I can keep the switch on all the time. My next DIY project is removing the switch and covering the wall.
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  5103. William to Will to Bill to Billy
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  5104. Back then they were called turbo-super chargers.
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  5105. You're full of BS. We don't need to toture people --that's what enhanced interrogation really is-- to get information out of people. Hell, we get better information out of people when they aren't totured becuase they aren't going to lie so that we stop touring them. Also, how to you think the US got people to talk before the use of enhanced interrogation (toture)?
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  5106. Hong Kong is an autonomous region within the PRC.
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  5107. Working conditions in communist China are far worse than any civilized nation.
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  5108. It would be very funny, if I were rich, to make a superpack called "Friends of Hamas" and then run adds for all those attking over 'Friends of Hamas'. I just want to see the republicans eat themselves alive from thier own craziness.
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  5109. That's because he doesn't do the same shit they do. TYT has calls out Obama for the shit like sig. drone stricks, keeping open git mo and so on. With TYT you get what you earn.
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  5110. I find it funny how you pretend to be smart when many of your questions are answered with some very simple geometry.
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  5111. Try oil packed or the pouches
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  5112.  @franklinbadge1215  you don’t know how governments work then
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  5113.  @BenersantheBread  who’s talking about billions of people, let alone for free?
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  5114.  @BenersantheBread  how doesn’t not being exclusively for the rich equal billions of people? I highly doubt there is a billion people who have the skills or desire to live on Mars, including most rich people. I mentioned governments because they’re the institutions that most entrench the elites, which is the opposite of what was being claimed.
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  5115. @xCrazyJayx purple is the colur of kings and empirors so shes just stupid for saying "real men don't ware purple
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  5116. Transitioning should the option of last resort, and only when a person is old enough to provide informed consent. Being trans is very rare, much rarer than than being autistic or some other mental health issue, but the activists are pushing it hard as the first response for ideological reasons, not the health of the children.
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  5117.  @1gonzoone  Rittenhouse made the decision to defend himself, which is perfectly legal
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  5118. I find the age changes from person to person, but I personally find the average is more like 50.
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  5119. That’s not a problem with nuclear power. That’s a problem with steam turbines, but steam turbines aren’t the only option. Supercritical CO2 turbines have been under developed for years now.
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  5120. Brayton cycles can us dry cooling.
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  5121. Yeah, renewables are just going to take over, like how Germany replace their nuclear power with coal and natural gas instead of solar and wind. Renewables have no realistic solutions to their problems, while you’ve already conceded that the problem you brought up has valid solution. Also, wind and solar are the mercy of the weather. PV solar panels start losing efficiency, which is already lacking, if they get much above room temperature, which the desert, where people like to talk about build solar farms, definitely is, and wind turbines have to be locked during storms so they don’t get ripped apart.
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  5122. All the studies I’ve seen with using all renewables are badly flawed, like calling for several times the amount of hydroelectricity than the US would be able to produce id we damed up every river in the country. Another common problem is presuming some miracle break through in battery technology. Here’s a nice article explaining why your abandonment of nuclear is leading to burning more coal. https://www.google.com/amp/s/carboncounter.wordpress.com/2015/06/06/why-germanys-nuclear-phaseout-is-leading-to-more-coal-burning/amp/
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  5123. An example of a lie doesn’t mean that all the studies are lying the same way. Can you use some abstract thinking? Germany can’t get all of electricity from renewables. Only countries that can are small, non-industrial countries in warm climates. As for the US, it would take $20 trillion to build a renewable grid. I don’t know about you but the idea of using one quarter of the world’s yearly economy to service one twentieth of the world’s population is a little insane to me.
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  5124. all the testing and if you try to say something like that you need to get lots of proof
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  5125.  @UsernamerAlreadyTakn  you sound like an apologist for a murderous dictator.
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  5126. @drogden I agree that it's a scam. I was just answering why we call them private.
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  5127. you foregot bush and alot of other people
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  5128. Manning like all troops has an obligation to report crimes of war that far out weights any vow he made, and any vow to cover up war crimes is invalid.
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  5129. That’s basically what the video is about.
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  5130.  @clarkkent9080  fast breeders were fully tested, decades ago
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  5131. It’s more expensive and releases radioactive radon
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  5132. That sounds more like the government restricting the housing supply forcing up the price
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  5133. “Build back better,” is what we’ll be doing after Biden because he’ll have destroyed everything
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  5134. @M0US3P0T4TO "Yes sam I am" we all agree
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  5135. SMRs will be cheaper mostly because of serial production. The bespoke way we’re building reactors now is incredibly inefficient.
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  5136.  @williamsmith1741  France did what you’re talking about, and they got a 10% cost reduction. That’s not bad, but it’s far from the 60% from serial production in a factory. The same people moving from place to place just can’t beat the same people working in the same place.
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  5137.  @goofygrandlouis6296  because we’re untouchable.
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  5138. I have a hard time believing an ankle tracker costs anything near the 60k+ it takes to keep a person in jail.
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  5139. wow, it's been a while sence I'll ben this early to a TYT vid.
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  5140. Tell that to sub-saran Africa, India, Southeast Asia, and the United States.
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  5141. Most pickups aren’t work trucks. Most people with pickups want a large vehicle which can carry cargo or tow a trailer on occasion.
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  5142. I really hope the US isn't apologizing for other people's actions or hiring women because they're women.
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  5143. There isn’t enough radiation to kill anyone.
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  5144. I’ve got a better claim on being a native Brit. At least a large part of my ancestors were from England and a few were involved in important parts of England history.
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  5145.  @tariqjoseph3562  I said history not trivia.
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  5146. I wonder what vegan gains has to say about killing wild boar here because n Texas. They're an invasive species that does a lot of damage to the local ecosystems along with damage to farms. Should we just let them go run around wild? Should we kill them? If we do kill them, what are we supposed to do with the body? Just let it rot when we could feed people?
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  5147. By precentage very much so.
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  5148. Do you know the life time span of solar panels or wind turbines?
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  5149. That’s all Russian military equipment
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  5150. Nothing with a half-life of the age of the Earth is anywhere near radioactive enough to cause harm. However, it is pretty nasty chemical toxin like most other heavy metals.
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  5151. The neo-liberals don’t, but AOC and her cohorts do.
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  5152. That’s the East Asian method
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  5153. The Soviets put several nuclear reactors in space, and lots of countries have put RTGs into space. Also, ion drives are very efficient, but Mars is too close to really get the benefits of an ion drive.
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  5154. You’re comparing a military site with civilian reactors.
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  5155. He’s being eaten by his own monster.
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  5156. The Japanese government evacuated people unnecessarily, so putting that nuclear power isn't fair.
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  5157. Welcome to the history of the United States military.
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  5158. North Vietnam had migs. Right now the Al Qaida air force consists of hopes and dreams.
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  5159. The problem is what you have to sell to get there.
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  5160. @xadam2dudex The five branches are the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, and Navy. It became five in 1948 when the army air force was truned in to it's own branch.
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  5161. Yes, a much more accurate graph would include mediating factors like crime rate. When those are considered, black people afe less likely to be shot by police
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  5162. We haven’t colonized Antarctica because of treaties, not technology problems. Also, it’s best that we don’t destroy the delicate ecosystems in Antarctica
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  5163.  @KilgoreTroutAsf  the plan was to get to Mars by the 80s with the Saturn 5 and possibly larger variants, but Nixon got in the way. However, you seem to be confusing quick visits with permanent colonies. Those are vastly different things with orders of magnitude difference in difficulty. Antarctica is undeveloped because of treaties, not because of a lack of people willing to live and work there or economically viable industries.
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  5164. Because they’re seen as reincarnated people. Cattle held a high place Indo-European cultures in general, and mix that with the ancestor warship; and you get very high status animals.
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  5165.  @CliffCardi  To my very limited knowledge it’s only cattle that are held in such high regard. Although, animals in particular temples are treated with reverence if they resemble the god the temple is to. For example there’s a rat god, and all the rats in his temple are feed and treated with great respect
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  5166.  @bitcoinzoomer9994  it’s religion. Religions aren’t rational.
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  5167. You’ve watched Inception too many times because that’s what you’ve turned this into.
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  5168. No, BMI only counts weight, not what kind of weight.
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  5169. They aren’t looking for asylum. Mexico offered them asylum, but they ignored it.
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  5170. You’re right on both. People here a just a bunch of partisans who take any opportunity to attack people.
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  5171. In the west, we have greens push insane policies that lead to food and energy shortages. In China they do whatever without any regard to the affects it will have
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  5172. Aspartame is an artificial sweetener. You might have seen it at restaurants in the pink pakets next to the sugar. I perosnaly hate aspartame because it tastes like crap to me.
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  5173. Yes, British bands preforming an American genre are British fish talking bore in and living it’s life in an American lake. Almost every social media platform is American and dominated by Americans
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  5174. This isn’t secret technology. Any country with enough resources build an equivalent. It’s better to have point to point delivery because of how orbits work.
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  5175. They never would have given command authority to a machine that they couldn’t hold responsible for their actions.
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  5176. Well most people wouldn't know who the mayor of a provanice is because we don't have provanices, so I kind of hard to know about something that aren't real.
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  5177. @megagagnon1 whats wrong with the "white pride" t's is that the groups that say "white pride " are racist and the words "white pride" are how the justify what they do
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  5178. Not really. The P-47 was designed to be fast, so it was built around a huge engine
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  5179. Are you planning on dying in the next couple years? We have the technology to build these now.
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  5180. No they aren’t. In fact, we have an open offer to them to join the Union.
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  5181. There are already rules about fraternization, so your point is meaningless.
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  5182. No, that is a matter of atration not a matter who a person has sex with.
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  5183. Again you didn't understand what I said. What I said was that the traits that would move and allow someone to creat art are being juged not the art it's self. Also I value art more now because I know understand that it is an out growth of traits that allowed us to surive and that this out growth has made wonderful things with deep meaning to people
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  5184. The US is too German without being German enough to get along without friction with Germany.
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  5185.  @winterlinde5395  there used to be one for a while.
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  5186. You're just saying the smart thing for their safty would have been to leave the area with the guy holing a gun, and not that the guy with the gun was in the right.
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  5187. @JLHans07 don't ask crazy people stuff like that
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  5188. @toddsmitts Because they don't know who the hell he is. Most people in Texas have no idea who anyone in the state government, federal, or any level of government. And added on to that many people don't care.
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  5189. no i thnk he had someone do the math for him and he said we can't kil them all they out number use 4 to 1 and he sounds like thats what he was thingking too
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  5190. The Romans really liked dice. Archeologists find them at Roman sites all the time.
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  5191. WW2 began when Japan attacked the US and territory of other western countries in the Pacific in 1941. Before that the wars in Europe and Asia had almost nothing connecting them.
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  5192.  @Southsideindy  an agreement meant to stop fighting from happening, and a few border fights. Like I said, almost nothing.
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  5193. @DemiathDoomhammer They weren't a type 3. They were something maybe something between a type 1 to a type 2
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  5194. Snow weighs a lot and can collapse your roof in.
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  5195.  @alexwright6038  some places you can’t build a roof strong enough to handle the snow load without making it needlessly over built.
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  5196. He’s not about inventing the wheel, but making the wheel useful.
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  5197. You evidently didn’t read of comprehend what I wrote, so I write it again: Elon has always said he was about improving existing technology, not inventing new. Ps, I’ve been subed to Tfoot’s channel for about a decade now.
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  5198. A smug non-answer, you got anything better than that?
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  5199. Go eat a tide pod
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  5200. @WarrenEdwardBuffet you mean how fast we all get killed
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  5201. Let's take 100 adults, 20 have 2 kids and say it takes 100 dollars to a year to teach each kid. So, with your way, that's 200 dollars per couple with kids. Now, with the tax model everyone pays pays 40 dollars. So, you're wrong for most parents in real life would pay less. 1 most people know nothing of how to teach, even if they have all this information in the world 2 Most people in the US know nothing about foreign languages andother subject that are best tought as young as possible.
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  5202. By population.
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  5203. Ok now you've gone from being incoherent to a "Go read the bible" non-reply and random unsupported clam about the atmosphere affecting genetics without a point behind it.
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  5204. This is just going to get worse unless we actively start replacing fossil fuels with nuclear power.
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  5205. She tries to talking about how meritocracy is bad then goes on talking about favoritism. If you're going to try to lambaste something, make sure you actually criticize it rather than something else.
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  5206. Tf00t, this tsunadere shit has got to end. It’s becoming a real problem for you.
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  5207. if she opens the door i get to use it
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  5208. Please, don’t project your fantasy onto others
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  5209. On the moon there’s not really a need to lift heavy loads. Most mining on the moon is going to be scooping up regolith.
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  5210. You mean the things that would take more material than we have and are way too expensive?
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  5211. Dan Nguyen, Texas produces nearly 1/3 of the oil in the US and has most of the refineries. Day one of a Texas-California war would leave California cut off from oil. Another thing is Texas has a lot of defense contractors in the state, and a growing tech sector of our own. I can’t see a country intervening in a war over Facebook. However, making sure they get their guns is a different matter.
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  5212. Trucks are the best selling vehicles in North America, and Cybertruck is the test bed for many of the technologies Tesla are going to use in their low cost vehicles
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  5213. It is not. Just do some simple and you will see there’s nothing like the amount of material to kill anything let alone everything. In fact, the natural background radiation is higher than the radiation from Fukushima.
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  5214. @solace00assassin low class girls thats the nicest way i can put it
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  5215. Genetics prove him completely wrong. The oldest genetic groups outside Africa left about 70,000 years ago and only reached Australia about 60,000 years ago.
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  5216. Alec is also responsible as a producer. He is at least partly responsible for hiring the armorer and setting the standards.
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  5217. Have you ever meet a Republican? You make them sound like proto-Taliban. No one is saying women shouldn’t be able to work. Republicans also strongly believe in helping the unfortunate. They just don’t believe it’s the government’s job, and they strongly believe the means that have been used are at best ineffective and at worst harmful.
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  5218. Y’all voted in a bunch of tyrants because they promised you money
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  5219. I was just wondering because with the morons on the internet you never know.
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  5220. You delusional leftists always have to announce yourselves so loudly.
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  5221. you have realy bad taste you pick sluts and stuff like that
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  5222. Requirements to be a natural born citizen are that a person be born to one or more US citizens or that a person is born with the borders of the US.
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  5223. It doesn’t take 4 days to charge an EV enough to drive 4 hours.
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  5224.  @Duranous.  1) EVs vary from the hummer to the Aptera, so saying EVs is meaningless. 2) You said EVs take 4 days to charge without, level 3, fast charging, but now you’re talking about only level 1 chargers, while completely ignoring level 2 chargers.
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  5225. @thinkppl 1. Meat production is just one of many problems with how people eat. You can see the start of change in that eara right now. 2. That a fairly simple thing of how we set of the system and can be fixed any time. 3. He talked about that. You know the 5000 times the amount of energy we use in a year hits the Earth in the from of sunlinght. 4. That can be in larg part fixed by fixing other problems. 5. This is again a fix like the health care were we just have to change the system
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  5226. "The Tea Partyon top of the Mexican guy." That sound wrong to me, but I did just watch the TYT video about the presentage of gay people in the US poplation.
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  5227. That's like say terminal cancer and a cold are the same.
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  5228. It’s a cp term that came up a few decades ago because calling people black made some people fell uncomfortable.
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  5229. AOC is one of the useful idiots, not one of the people who take charge.
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  5230. @wgmedlin You are stupid. The point of government is in part that it gets to tell people what to do in some amount with things like laws.
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  5231. Biden doesn’t care about anything besides money and people saying nice things about him when he’s dead in a few years.
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  5232. Only the bad versions
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  5233. Even if the USN disappeared, the USD would still be the reserve currency because the US economy is by far the largest economy on earth.
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  5234. China has 300 million people living in absolute poverty. The only rich areas are the large costal cities like Shanghai.
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  5235. @ElectricMayhem87 Highschool teachers don't get it much better either. My mom when she gets home she's exhausted. Teachers are very underated and should get better for being the people who educate the next generation.
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  5236.  @mady1605  for internal trade sure, but international trade is dominated by the USD
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  5237. Yes, nothing to worry about except for a bitter war that's going to kill a lot of their citizens.
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  5238. Your examples of the rice cookers and joinery are just wrong. There are plenty of Japanese people with the “American” one. It’s a simple, cheap design invented in Japan. As for joinery techniques, to this day the Amish build barns using pegs and dovetails. Using nails like that wasn’t common until about 1900.
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  5239. "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." Learn what it means and remember it all, moron!!!!!
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  5240. tell me how could it be "an inside job." New shows don't tell the truth look at fox they are filled with crap
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  5241. Well, hair growth is sign of phisical maturity, so it is a sigof being an adult male. A lot of guys don't like shaving. Also, the style of being clean shaven is a relativly new thing that came about from WW1.
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  5242. That’s not taking childhood mortality into account.
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  5243. The point is for privateers to raid Chinese shipping.
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  5244. The P-47 begs to differ.
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  5245. Depends on what you mean by that.
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  5246. The legions were only heavy infantry. The auxiliary had the archers and other types of soldiers.
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  5247. @ArcticBMX Elephants have giant brians. Why because they are simply bigger.What matters is brian to body size. THere is less differece between people from two sides of the plant than in a group of chipms. That means we are all to much a like for a difference to be there.
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  5248. Yes, along with lots of other condescension
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  5249. A glass out of a sea of misinformation
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  5250. @GreatCalmness It's a standered distress signal. So they are saying we are in trouble.
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  5251. @2ndself its not a big deal if we use the native plants
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  5252. You really don’t understand the US. American expansion was mostly the government try to stop Americans from breaking the treaties, and we’re not changing. Right now SpaceX are taking the lead, not NASA. China doesn’t have the man power or capital, and they’re beginning to turn inward. Japan and the EU have aging populations who won’t be able to support something so expensive. Also, as long as the US exists, Japan will never be a superpower.
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  5253. I think the subtitles come from a bad speech reconition program.
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  5254. It must be nice to live in a world were you don’t have to actually do math to solve problems.
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  5255.  @Turnip_  Yeah, and Tfoot is using the wrong numbers.
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  5256.  @davedogge2280  that’s like saying Ford should have worked on new stuff rather than making the Model-T and that the Wright brothers weren’t working on new technology because other people had built gliders mashed together.
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  5257. Over produce then dump in others so they can deal with your mess rather than fixing it on your side.
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  5258. Just remember, if that’s what they’re like one this topic, they’re like that with everything.
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  5259. i miss read
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  5260. @arcanum861 is that posiable
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  5261. You have to give $100!
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  5262. Negotiations require both sides have something the other wants.
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  5263. The growing up with two perants being better is when you have a good relationship between the parents, and often the people getting marriedhave break down of that relationship before the kids are grown. So after the relationship breaks up the kids are left with one perant.
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  5264. Only in Spanish and French do them mean different things.
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  5265. Not going to be, it is the most important.
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  5266. You’re really not helping to dissuade people of the stereotype of Chinese people being liars. Here’s a free tip, don’t tell people what they think.
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  5267. You're an idiot. Look up he Pax Americana.
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  5268. No, it's not. My mother is science teacher and she compains about how she can't have her student do labs and other things.
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  5269. Draco Phoenix, humans are omnivores. If weren't, we wouldn't have evolved to be pursuit hunters.
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  5270. Tantor is a eucalyptus
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  5271. *euconopolus
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  5272.  @crazyworldlarue8388  it’s not the facts He gets wrong; it’s the conclusions he draws from them that are wrong.
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  5273. If they understood irony, they would self immolate.
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  5274. You must live in an academic bubble if you want to bring along social scientists and ban business.
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  5275. "That just happening on its own just because time fly(s) by," evolution never said animals change just because time passes. Evolution always said that that seltive pressers are what dirves adaptation. That's the most basic idea of evolution, so if you can't even understand the most basic idea of it then you understand none of it.
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  5276. Only to ignorant doom mongers
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  5277. What are you talking about? Corporations love laws. It’s a barrier to entry for competition.
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  5278.  @hblaub  universally subsidized health care is great for companies. They can charge what ever price they, and the government will pay. Higher taxes aren’t a problem. Large companies have made come up with all kinds of schemes to avoid taxes. The green new deal is wet dream for all kinds of industries.
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  5279. Surrounded by possible enemies and easy to invade.
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  5280. No, just 1/4 million dollars.
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  5281. I'm ashamed of what the government has done as citizen, not ashamed of being a citizen.
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  5282. No, it was dropped because people stopped riding horses into battle.
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  5283. I'm not dumb for not looking I've got a girl who has a nice pair so I've got my needs covered.
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  5284. Have we abandoned Africa or Asia or Europe?
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  5285. Why what? You need to ask a more specific question.
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  5286. No, part of reason why we don't like congress is because there's not much that can be done.
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  5287. Some defamed his now he’s suing. What’s to explain about that?
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  5288. Some people are just looking to be offended by something, anything.
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  5289. @Mrdutchkid123 You mean 22,000%. If you got 220% retrun you'd get $2.20 for ever $ spant
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  5290. The most advanced rover on Mars uses about the same amount of energy as a light bulb. It’s going to take more than a few light bulbs to change Mars.
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  5291. A direct threat is saying you will do commit x act of violence against y person/s. Saying you want to deport people isn’t either.
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  5292. Wanting to citizen requirements and then enforcing the law is not a threat, nor is is targeted at a specific person/s. What Spencer wants is reprehensible, but is not a threat.
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  5293. So he has to defend himself again?
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  5294. Thanks for being an exemplar of indoctrination into a doomsday cult.
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  5295. This is about fighting in Germany.
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  5296. Smaller reactors have benefits like being able to shut one down without losing as much capacity. There are also manufacturing advantages.
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  5297. They just leveled a farmer’s field and put down some metal grates. It’s impressive, but it was designed for fast instillation even just behind front lines. The US did the same thing all across the Pacific.
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  5298. early yes
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  5299. Militant Anarchist, so what if it's not renewable? With thorium breeders and seawater extraction for uranium, we have thousands of years worth of fuel. As for cost, nuclear isn't as cheap as fossil fuels, but saying it is more expensive than renewables is just not true. Furthermore, it doesn't matter because renewables don't even work.
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  5300. Brian Tan, actually, a lot of the people who were forced to leave are pretty angry about being forced to leave for no good reason. The radiation levels outside the immediate area around the plant are within the normal safe range. In fact, the evacuation killed and injured more people than the reactor failures. No, I don't get my information for the year I was born. I get it from sources which take into account all of the costs of power sources, like batteries and maintenance.
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  5301. Brian Tan, no, the evacuation was caused by an over reaction from the Japanese government. The article you linked me to was just filled with sensationalist bs and logical fallacies.
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  5302. Speric, you do know there are people who have been living in the outer parts of the Chernobyl exclution zone since immediately after the mandatory evacuation. The really funny part is that they're out living the people who left.
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  5303. True, but you need hydrogen for things like reducing iron.
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  5304.  @gvasilyev84  reducing iron and aluminum are different processes. Direct reduction of iron uses hydrogen to strip oxygen off of iron. I love the Marian and have been meaning to read Artemis.
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  5305. Fossil fuel companies have been promoting renewable and running anti nuclear propaganda for decades.
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  5306. You are advertising, and don’t feel bad about it. Sharing documentation of actions is a good thing.
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  5307. The CCP leadership is in that range, and Chinese culture, what’s left of it anyway, highly values elders. The CCP isn’t beyond doing it, but it’s suicide.
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  5308.  @marcin8680  you never answered my question: how do you suppose China would deal with the civil unrest caused by your plans?
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  5309.  @marcin8680  Chinese people aren’t stupid. They’ll notice, and this would be far worse than Tiananmen Square, which the CCP were afraid lead to their overthrow.
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  5310. Except the naked tyranny of it. You even have the last living signatory of your charter of rights suing for abuse of power.
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  5311. no it was do to oppresion of other types in most part. most coliones where not founded pilgrums.
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  5312.  @personzorz  they have.
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  5313. Solar kills 6 times as many people as nuclear does. Intermittency is terrible for efficiency
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  5314. Or everyone else is making it harder than it should be.
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  5315. I love the idea of the turbine hybrid idea. Someone else had the same stupid idea and is willing and able to do it!
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  5316. I suppose if you hit someone with one.
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  5317. It's play off irrational because irrational numbers can't be counted.
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  5318. @ExclusiveManual well the start of it.
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  5319. No, it stalled out because of anti-nuclear hysteria and lack of investment in R&D.
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  5320. Crossing state lines doesn’t mean people lose their right to defend themselves. Also, lighting dumpsters on fire then using them to try and blow up a gas station and attacking people in the street is a riot. That’s a part of the country where prepubescent kids learn to shoot. Also, the military accepts 17-year-olds
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  5321.  @billkaran3990  no, your irrational hatred of people with opposing political views makes you assume that. His actions clearly show he was there to protect people and property. Unfortunately for him, he had to defend himself with lethal force.
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  5322.  @billkaran3990  states aren’t countries. You seem to be trying to create a false distinction between different parts of the US, particularly when Rittenhouse lives just on the other side of the state line and travels between the states regularly. You also seem to be trying to portray the rioters as passive participants when they were the aggressors. The idiots who Rittenhouse shot were attacking him. It’s a great lesson on why not to attack people carrying guns with skateboards.
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  5323. Texas has a lot less dry than you think it is, and you shouldn't try tell some one who has lived in the state for 20 year what the weather is like in the state. Also, the drought broke records set more than 100 years ago fallowng a number of years of some the worst droughts the state has seen. Do you not understand what the I mean by major? Major means greater than normal.
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  5324. You misunderstood what I ment. My mother is the one who is going to be the one choking the person out, not me, and in a more general way you misunderstood that I was saying, you don't need a gun to defend yourself or others.
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  5325. I'm saying I have little, if any, and it doesn't come from my name.
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  5326.  @roskcity  it’s even older than that and was far more widespread. However, it died off in most in other Indo-European cultures.
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  5327. You're missing the fact we won't have the abliaty to just steal tech and start building it, so all that plan does is leave us weaker in the end. At the hight of power the US was creating new tech, building it and saling it faster than any one else, and that's what build the wealth of the US.
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  5328. It isn't about ethical stuff; it's about doing the job well. EA has for sometime now been doing a bad job of making games and suporting the games.
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  5329. It’s a little more complicated than that. It originally meant anything made with rendered fat, thus Yorkshire pudding. By the time period Townsend covers it meant a class of boiled dishes that typically used rendered fat.
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  5330. @ZKoftherebellion its scary how true that is
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  5331. Because inthis context we have to have something pushing us, when we don't have pressing need that can only be fixed by working together.
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  5332. I’m fat, and this doesn’t make me want to buy their products, not that a shave in the first place.
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  5333. You must be stupid because they say very clearly it wasn't just for the women in the video.
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  5334. That’s not clear at all. Who are you saying did what?
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  5335.  @bozimmerman  yes, that’s a typo. I mean the original fruit and cheese kolaches. Also, the Kolache triangle is Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. The same cities Ziehan calls the Texas triangle.
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  5336. it would have been funny if shed been tazed
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  5337. @thorkyll he's a disgrace to humans.
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  5338. The Soviets were mostly ahead of the US in areas the US didn’t pursue. The RD-180 is a great rocket engine, but so is the RS-25. The difference is that the Soviets were using RP1, while the US used hydrogen. RP1 and hydrogen have different properties and the engines that us them require different engineering solutions. This is characteristic of all the areas the Soviets were ahead in.
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  5339. @dreicemoney That's true but that doesn't mean you can simply say oh he's a member of this religion so he's a danger. Go after the orgizations not the religion
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  5340. Along with 1,700 liberty ships, 700 destroyer escorts, 500 destroyers. By the end of the war, the US had more steel floating than most countries produced in a year.
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  5341. ja lot of people scream jesus but for different than most thik
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  5342. Stop lying. It’s not hard, and it’s better for you and everyone
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  5343. @AJEdaAssassin31491 hat's easy to fix pay better and fix the problems of people like Rick perry who want to get rid of publice education
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  5344. Too small. The armed Coast Guard cutters are the closest thing the US has to corvettes.
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  5345. Three twits attack him, and he shoots them in self defense. It’s that simple. Also, there’s a couple pretty clear about what happened. Yeah, want a cop to be held accountable for shooting an unarmed woman who wasn’t a danger in to him. It’s pretty simple too.
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  5346.  @antoinebent3149  nope, the state law prohibits minors from carrying handguns. A rifle is not a handgun. You do know the US is a free country where people are allowed to travel between the states, particularly because these cities are on the state line, right? I see now. You’re a low information person. The officer who was widely reported to have been killed in the riot, died a couple days after from a series of strokes. The news papers who started that lie even retracted it a couple months ago. Trespassing isn’t justification for murder. Babbitt was not a danger to officer who murdered her. What does a laptop that someone stole have to do with the murder of an unarmed citizen by the capitol police?
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  5347. The Saudis may have bought the best weapons money can buy, but they have no idea how to use them. The only component military in the Middle East is Israel, but they’re too small to stop the US. The whole point of this scenario is that US wouldn’t be invading and occupying everywhere
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  5348. @flake452 At least we would be entertained as the Us falls apart unlike we are n ow as it's falling apart.
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  5349. Heavy metal is a genre of rock like thrash is a genre of heavy metal.
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  5350. @unelmitchell repub is different than right wing most rebubs now days are right wingers
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  5351. Most Germanic languages are melodic. English just has too much French and other stuff mixed in to be melodic any more.
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  5352. The real problem is that many bridges are getting too old. A bridge built in the 40s that was ment to last 70 years is now looking at surpassing it's intanded life-span. The really scary thing is a large number of bridges that should be shut down and replaced haven't been, nor are in the prosse.
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  5353. The speed of light doesn’t change that’s why it’s called a constant and that time dilation happens, and all of our units are defined by universal constants.
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  5354. It’s possible but not economically viable.
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  5355. I have never heard the Sctoch-Irish called Ulster Scots. No one, but you, has had a problem with understanding what culture I was talkng about, if knew of it at all. It's not my problem if people are too lazy to check; it's those people's problem. RoyalistCavalier didn't say the majority of Americans speak English; RoyalistCavalier said the US speaks English, which is not true.
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  5356. That’s not what any of those means. Being ready to defend yourself isn’t premeditation.
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  5357. You don’t understand at all. The goal is to take commercial ships, not warships.
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  5358. The depth of detail. What kind of atlas tells you the size of sand grains?
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  5359. @moccamonster no its the almighty FSM
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  5360. 1) have you seen the leftists? 2) you can’t magic up a city’s worth of food and water over night. 3) there’s no reason the roads, railroads, and rivers would stop working. 4) who is going to support the cities? They don’t produce the food and other basic resources. They make the high value added good which are mostly consumed within the US. 5) the left has installed left leadership in the military, but the rank and file are more like 60/30 in favor of the right, and the way the has been treating the military is just causing disaffiliation. Also, the military oath is to up hold the constitution, not blindly fallow orders.
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  5361. She represents less than .25% of Congress. If there were 267 people like her in Congress, we’d be in deep shit.
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  5362.  @kelseygodin2746  a few small countries with little to no heavy industry getting most of their electricity from hydroelectric are not a role model for the rest of US. Also, I have plans to rule the world in 5 years, and they’re set for success.
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  5363. Have you hear of skylon?
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  5364. Really? You've never seen Fox "News" if you're saying that.
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  5365. So you’re saying the Wright brothers didn’t do anything spectacular because people har been thinking about flying for hundreds of years.
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  5366.  @builderofcastles  they didn’t, and neither has Musk. There’s no book explaining how to build a full self driving car. There’s no book explaining how to build the first full flow rocket engine because no has built one before. No one even thought of the bellyflop maneuver used by starship before SpaceX.
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  5367. I'll tell you now we don't have a lot of private schools out side a few well off areas in cities like Dallas or Fort Worth, so if anything that hurts your case.
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  5368. We’re not a maritime empire. We’re a continental power that ran out of land and resources to build a navy
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  5369.  @mafinalmessagechangedaworl7131  if Biden wasn’t restricting the number of wells that can be drilled, we would be producing more than enough oil for out needs.
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  5370. What did you and Jon have drink at the pub?
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  5371. Booty-judge? Bo-to-jugy?
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  5372. passionant
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  5373. Want about the other 70% of out energy needs?
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  5374. I have, and I have come to the conclusion you’re wrong. Try making an argument rather than just calling people ignorant.
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  5375. The amazon fires are fake news. Almost none of it actually the forest, and the fires are from an agricultural practice known as slash and burn.
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  5376. I've been wondering when something like would happen? The Teabaggers were the first to start but these are real people of our nation.
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  5377. Nuclear produces fewer emissions, takes up less land, and uses fewer resources
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  5378. We also have sources that avoid those problems.
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  5379. Earthquakes and 100 times the radiation released from nuclear. Sounds great.
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  5380. Who said we have to do better than evolution? Also, complex means it’s hard, not impossible.
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  5381.  @WusterWasti  my point is that you’re setting an arbitrarily high standard that isn’t necessary to accomplish this.
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  5382. A couple might be made into museum ships. The rest are going to have everything sensitive stripped out then sold to a breaker yard.
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  5383. That is truly remarkable. I’ve rarely seen people fit so many lies into one comment.
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  5384.  @ronmcmahon508  nuclear reactors have incredibly high safety standards. I would argue too high. Reactor technicians are highly trained and competent, in spite of your slandering them as Homer Simpson.  The only studies that put nuclear at a high carbon footprint than most power sources include things like burning cities from a nuclear war.
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  5385.  @ronmcmahon508  you only cited two power plant accidents, and only the one run by the Soviets, who are no longer around, had fatalities. Also, most of the others are early experimental reactors, and Tokaimura didn’t even involve a reactor! Did you just look up accidents without bothering to even look into them? Again, if solar and wind have control their toxic waste, you have to account for the trillion years toxic heavy metals are going to take to decay.
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  5386.  @ronmcmahon508  yes, it’s so hard to tell we’re talking about power generating reactors when we’re talking about generating power. Cadmium, lead, and other byproducts from mining can’t be recycled. Also, spent fuel can be recycled or even just burnt in fast reactors. Nuclear is the only way to leave future generations a better planet.
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  5387. No, the cities aren’t where the power of the US comes from, and even if they were, the rural ares would just cut off food, water, and electricity without damaging most of the infrastructure. Also, the left has been getting much more radical over the last 5 years. Just this year a million people switched from Democrat to Republican or independent.
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  5388. @Squipplekillzbitches it only says it lega
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  5389. damn tyt has some trolls
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  5390. The irony of you compaining about Cenk not getting someone's name right when you can't get someone's name right. You need to work on your grammar too.
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  5391. The supplementary material talks about banning nuclear.
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  5392. Nuclear is extremely efficient. I can hold a year’s worth of nuclear fuel in one hand. Although, PWRs aren’t particularly efficient in their fuel use, but that’s not a problem for MSRs and IFRs. The upfront costs for nuclear power plants are high, but the levelized costs are in the middle of the different sources. However, MSRs can significantly lower those costs once they’re being built. Solar and wind produce a lot more waste that is at least as dangerous as spent nuclear fuel that never goes away. It’s best to not throw stones in glass houses. Also, I feel like I’m repeating myself, but MSRs can burn spent fuel. Hydro is far from our best option. There aren’t enough rivers in the world to supply enough hydroelectric energy to the planet, and dams case massive ecological damage to the river systems they’re built on.
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  5393. sorry ben the last "war" as in declared war was ww2
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  5394. A rather myopic view of the world
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  5395. @MrLewisTan Because it's bacily a gift to people after you die. When some one gives you money over x anount it's taxed. How is this something other than a gift.
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  5396.  @TheShadowReviewer  Tf00t is constantly comparing the second most profitable car company and the most prolific launch provider to a scam. When he’s not making factual errors, Tf00t is making the least charitable interpretation possible, like with the Teslabot. He was lambasting Tesla for hiring someone to wear a costume at the announcement. It’s common practice to have a mock-up, and no one considers them deception. Also, Tf00t likes to bad math to come to erroneous conclusions and then acts like the empirical data is wrong. He did it with calculating the cost per pound into space and cost of digging tunnels.
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  5397. I have a feeling you’re the type that gets angry when you realize the celebrity you’ve been talking to for the last five minutes is really a cardboard cutout. The actor in the suit was a visual aid and a little bit of entertainment.
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  5398. About 1/3 of the cost is from that kind of stuff.
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  5399. The name and putting contradictory clips in juxtaposition is plenty of commentary. Furthermore, he only used a small part of her video.
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  5400.  @NGMonocrom  Sargon profited off of his work. He made a new work out of parts of her’s. He is the equivalent of making a hotrod or some other custom car from a stock car. There’s nothing even slightly immoral about that.
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  5401.  @NGMonocrom  she gives away her work in exchange for a share of the ad revenue. Just because YouTube uses a different method of monetizing their product and pays creators, doesn’t make a difference.
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  5402.  @NGMonocrom  people are free to watch and download the video. That’s giving it away for free. Just because you have to go to the restaurant to get the food, doesn’t mean the meal wasn’t free. Taking the entirety of another person’s work and presenting it your own is theft. Taking another work and making it into something new is not theft. I didn’t address your points because they fundamentally miss the point: you don’t understand how intellectual property rights work.
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  5403. would it be fair at this time to call beck a nazi wanbe or something? that would answer why he talks about the nazis all the time psychology projection
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  5404. America means the US in English.
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  5405. Nationalist, the US fought WW2 for less, and we have the weapons to fight the apocalypse.
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  5406. The Germans knew the allies were planning an invasion to retake France, but they only had guesses as to when and where.
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  5407. They went bankrupt last year.
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  5408. I wouldn’t call it a scam, but an idiotic plan from a bunch of idealists who didn’t know what they were doing.
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  5409. Geothermal releases radiation and causes earthquakes. Hydro damages river systems.
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  5410. That’s the point Dave is making.
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  5411. @Darryl Revok Many in the former Soviet Union consider dying fighting a much preferable alternative to Russian domination again.
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  5412. Look at the letters on the number pads.
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  5413. With a little bit of practice you get good at it. I used to text a lot using the old number pad phones in high school.
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  5414. I'm only going with what i know and the are that
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  5415. Yes, because defending yourself from people trying to murder you makes you the bad person.
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  5416. Rockets are extremely complex, highly engineered machines that take thousands of hours to build by highly skilled people. The fuel is just a lot of high grade kerosene.
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  5417. What?
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  5418. Are you crazy? dropping nukes out the back and ridding the shockwave is a little crazy.
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  5419. The EU isn’t nearly as cohesive as you seem to think.
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  5420. Kim had her own youtube show and was hired by TYT to do nerd alert
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  5421. I’m pretty sure he’s talking about Hong Kong dollars, which are ~10¢.
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  5422. @drealm how so if the system still applies the same rules from the same people
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  5423. @traustifreyr try this in google images pacific garbage patch satellite or pacific garbage patch photos. keep looking past the 1st page even with 5 or pics on the 1st page
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  5424. 1st just hope this isnt as badas tink its going to be with her
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  5425. Not against the XM360, and this has a simplified loading mechanism, which make it faster and more reliable.
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  5426.  @StabbinJoeScarborough  a small correction, it’s the Meggitt autoloader paired with the XM360 gun. As for those things, you didn’t ask about them. You wanted to know about how it does are loading rounds, and I told you.
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  5427. Not having the technology for the armor is exactly why it wasn’t in the movie.
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  5428. Being against nuclear is the most anti-environmental position in the world.
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  5429. @downwindspiral or reality in some matters
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  5430. @comics4komix you're 5th
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  5431. Use his English name, Thunder.
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  5432.  @HeathenHungr  I prefer documentaries, and the ones on comparative religion and linguistics clearly explain that Thor and Thunder are cognates, words originating from the same original word often with the same or similar meanings. If you really want to get into it, the English stopped worshiping him when the word was still Thuner, and Thor and Thuner weren’t exactly the same because of several hundred years of separation between the Anglo-Saxons and the Norse. However, I think of that more like differences in denominations rather than wholesale different religions.
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  5433. Renewables don’t displace fossil fuels. They permanently entrench fossil fuels as part of the system, and they destabilize the grid increasing costs for everyone. There’s a reason we stopped using wind mills and burning biomass. Making newer versions is just going to leave us in the preindustrial state we were in. If we really want to advance as a civilization, we need a power source with the same upsides, in many cases even better at those upsides, of fossil fuels and fewer of the downsides. Nuclear fission is exactly that, and we have it now. Fusion, when it’s commercially viable, will be a welcome addition. However, we need something that works now, so we can work on the wouldn’t-it-be nice’s.
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  5434. There’s no point in having a gun if you can’t use it to defend yourself
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  5435. @frictionRx5 do you belive half the crap you say? only a crazy person or someone who has no real eduction form the steriotyps you use.
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  5436. You have to pay for cars entering. If you come in by other methods, there’s no charge.
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  5437. Chad was trespassing and Kyle wasn’t backing up; he was trying to regain his balance after being thrown from his porch. Under Texas law, that’s self defense.
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  5438. Look at the letters on phone key pads.
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  5439. if you make them a boy and they feel like they should be a girl or the other way around is problem and why they want to let the kid pick what one they want to be
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  5440. Ja, they are because even getting conventional warhead in to a Japanise city would be very bad. Although, I personaly question if North Korea could even get a missile to Japna because most of North Korea's missile tests fail.
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  5441. Ironically Vague, all the people I’ve meet from outside of Texas have always mentioned how nice Texsans are.
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  5442. NASA had plans to be one Mars by the 80s. Nixon scraped those plans in favor of the shuttle, which put NASA’s manned program on standby for nearly the last 50 years.
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  5443. It must be terrifying to have your bizarro world crash into reality.
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  5444. Making baby squirrels.
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  5445. Right now the rings Starship is made out of are made from multiple bent plates. What SpaceX is going to do on the ones after mk 1 & 2 is bend a single peace of steel into a ring and then weld the ends together. Also, consistent high quality steel is easy enough to get from a decent steel mill.
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  5446. i hate it when people use words they don't know what they mean
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  5447. A multipolar world leads to war. Roma and Carthage fought three wars. The world had several major poles in WW2.
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  5448. cenk knows more about this than this guy or the guy is sputid or lieing
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  5449. Pancration means all power, as in all forms of fighting. All Ancient Greek fighting sports were brutal, not just Pancration.
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  5450. No, the point of war is to force your enemy to do what you want. Breaking the enemies cohesion is one strategy of war.
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  5451. What is making your enemy do what you want besides enforcing your will on them.
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  5452. Yes, and you’re point is? All you’ve done this whole time is conflate doing and believing or not understand how far war has gone.
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  5453. Like I’ve already explained, what you’re talking about is a means to getting the enem to do what you want, and you just keep arbitrarily adding changing beliefs when what’s clearly mean are actions.
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  5454. That wouldn’t produce any like the amount of energy we need, and gas plasmaphication is a much more efficient way of burning waste.
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  5455. Les Schorlemer, I’m arguing against those too.
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  5456. I understand your points, and that's the point of my first comment: the cuffs have a good practical use but can be miss used, so I don't know what to think. Most cop are nice enough people but given to much power is the wrong situation and even nice people turn in very mean people.
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  5457. we really kind of are go look up why we fight if you haven't seen it already
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  5458. False conflation on false conflation
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  5459. There are plenty of sticks for the hockey games and flags.
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  5460. They are made by Lego and use parts that can work with some Lego blocks.
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  5461. So far, we only know of like on one planet.
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  5462. So, you or husband/wife is a qulified teacher in all the core subjects up to 12th grade with one of you making enough money to pay for all materials it needed along with allowing one of you to stay home to teach?
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  5463. Yeah, because the ecological nightmare created by the Soviets and continuing in communist China are saving the world
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  5464.  @OmegaOm  unless you were born before 1945, you’ve been exposed to traces of radioactive materials your whole life, and the tiny amounts of spent fuel we have, even if all piled into one spot on the surface, wouldn’t be enough to exposed people to more radiation than they’ve already been. You’re just a fear monger and full of shit.
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  5465.  @omegaomtv  and?
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  5466. you know that would work better that the sad part but that will never happen they can drink do to their religion so he not muslim or a bad one
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  5467.  @poppedweasel  you’re confusing patriot and loyalist.
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  5468.  @poppedweasel  no, but you need to learn some things before getting offended. Patriot is one of several common terms for those who rebeled against the crow
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  5469.  @poppedweasel  no need to say you’re offended when you’re acting it. Moreover, I never said it’s exclusive to Americans, but in context of the American Revolution, patriot refers to those siding against the crown
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  5470.  @poppedweasel  you’re taking a god damn joke about a Brit knowing more about the character of the Founding Fathers than the president way too seriously. Are you really too stupid to understand that I’m talking about the American Revolution because Biden and Carl are talking about American Revolution? The Patriots were fighting for their nation(s?) against a crow, which had functionally become a hostile occupier.
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  5471. That’s not really a joke. The plane was designed around the engine.
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  5472. @richardaberdeen you have no right to say science doesn't remotely understan how it works and if it is true we are only really 200 years it to understaning how the universe and everything in it works all that means is we havent gotten there as of now. its like saying a bus is never going to get too your stip when its only at the last stop
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  5473.  @lsborland  yes, most MSRs have drain tanks in case of a reactor failure. The drain tanks are designed to maximize heat and neutron loss, so that the fuel salt will turn into solid and inert mass.
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  5474. She or who ever took the pic could try sueing the sites and people posting the pics no the grounds of theft of intellectual properties.
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  5475. I’m not the one who can’t add/subtract/multiply/divide.
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  5476. $120 or free from my girlfreind and i know ill enjoy it
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  5477. @deadbirdflyinghome sorry but you are very wrong and stupid.
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  5478. You don't fight fire by dumping fuel on it, and that's all antifa are. They are everything crazy right wingers have been talking about for decades.
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  5479. It's not a myth in the least; it's an understanding of the law that has been affirmed by supreme court in a number of cases.
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  5480. There’s a huge difference between having a strong public transit option and being forced to use by lack of alternatives.
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  5481.  @edstar83  didn’t forget about the Xers. I just like girls in cosplay, like the Zers.
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  5482. Worshipers of satan
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  5483. They’ve given up on direct confrontation. They’ve moved on to subversion
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  5484. How can a country that has more than once in the past had to be given huge amount of grain so that their people don't simply starve; that inprisons people in concentration camps for what thier grandparnets did; and will kill anyone for trying to leave and inprison that person's family be a nice place to live? The US has it's a problems but, it's, by far, better than North Korea.
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  5485. Eggs can leave sulfur compounds
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  5486. Building cars of any kind faster.
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  5487. Safer than the rat infested nightmares that populate the city.
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  5488. No, she’s the chicken dinner.
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  5489. Only if you’re talking about collapsing.
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  5490. Great job, you've done something so important.
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  5491.  @justoneman3916  I’ll take rare accidents with zero deaths over millions dying as just part of how things work. The only nuclear power plant that had any rise in cancer related deaths is Chernobyl. All the studies that say otherwise are crackpots
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  5492.  @hannajung7512  only Chernobyl released enough radiation to increase the the number of early deaths or other long term health effects from radiation. Dirty bombs are stupid, which is why no one has ever built let alone used one. Radiation is only dangerous in high concentrations. Spreading it out like with a dirty bomb makes it less dangerous. Moreover, anyone with access to that amount of uranium has the means to make a nuke
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  5493.  @justoneman3916  there wasn’t enough radiation released to increase cancer. People were just being more vigilant in looking for cancer. It take more than three years to see a notable increase in cancer from radiation. You steal that line from a young earth creationist
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  5494. I read your comment and really got the idea you don't understand what a gilded cage is. A really nice prisonmakes the stay more confortable, but it will still be prison.
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  5495. You do understand what a hypothetical situation is, right?
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  5496. That's because those people don't understand the possible problems from owning one of those animals
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  5497. That’s only a tiny fraction of the things we can do. There’s desalinating water, making synthetic fuel, etc.
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  5498. Sorry, most people want those 10 years, and don't want to be sick for the rest. The problem is that most people have problems getting and making healthy food, so they eat low quailty food that makes them fat not because they don't care.
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  5499. I agree but they are even if for the worse
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  5500. Actually, Texas is the largest oil producing state, and the US is moving away from processing the sludge coming from Canada.
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  5501. Spent fuel very much can be reused in advanced reactors
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  5502. Radiation is real, but the ignorant anti-nuclear people make it out to be the most dangerous thing ever
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  5503. Compared to the millions coal kills every year?
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  5504. Who ever came up with that clearly isn’t an engineer. It’s overly complicated and will cost far more than a simpler system.
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  5505.  @anthonymendoza1327  what is simpler over build (step 1), use excess electricity to make hydrogen (step 2), store the hydrogen (step 3), burn hydrogen for electricity (step 4) or build what you (step 1) and match the demand (step 2).
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  5506. you can be nice and ask questions you haven't asked 1000 times before. that why thry are saying what they are.
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  5507. The containment buildings can withstand everything short of a nuclear warhead, and burn the spent fuel from current reactors in fast reactors
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  5508. What are you talking about? The US would have 13 new territories as we fix the difunctional governments.
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  5509. My point was that in some ways people are forced to go to college and are stuck with the debt for the rest their lives if they can't pay it off.
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  5510. @Paumonsu It's not because of people not agreeing with evelotuion. It's because he studies why life evolved the way it did. He askes the questions like "why do humans stand on two legs and not four?", "why do we have two bones in our forearm?", and "why do we have blind sdpot in our eyes?".
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  5511. You are making a deal of it just by bringing up a non-isuse, and that's what I keep telling you. Ths isuse of fraternization had to be dealt with when women were first let in to the military, more than 20 years ago, and there should be no problem with it in combat units than other units.
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  5512. Cenk you are wrong its not the oil companies is we carzy texans like driving fast
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  5513. S. E. Cupp pissed off Anna. I want to see that cat fit (I think Anna would win).
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  5514. @bermudaguy1 One problem, the US is a very larg part of the UN's power.
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  5515. @kapgun8000 iy could be made from corn with more organic metterial
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  5516. @satbir129 you have to wear it
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  5517. cenk its not muta its muter
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  5518. Jealousy at what? How stupid they are? I'm mad because when people have money to wast on this stupid shit, and people are going hungry in our country, something is really fucked up about our country.
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  5519. you cut out an important part
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  5520. Samurai Jack, I love the show, but hate your stupidity.
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  5521. Desphinx, none, but I give a great than 50% chance they would hqve done something violent.
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  5522. Mr.Orca32, and they weren’t arrested for violence but wearing masks, which we have clear evidence of.
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  5523. Mckenzie .Lantham, can you read? I never wrote anything like that.
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  5524. Green Square, so you’re saying you understand me because of a quip? Seems like a sound argument.
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  5525. Mckenzie, I wasn’t implying anything by that. I was simply stating that I think antifa are more likely violent than not. There is no implication of wanting people to be preemptively arrested. You’re inferring something from nothing.
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  5526. Texas is larger than France
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  5527.  @TheRailLeaguer  HSR is by definition an express service with a minimum number of stops to connect population centers
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  5528.  @TheRailLeaguer  you can use the same track for HSR and local, but they are two different services with different trains. You keep talking about lines that are too long and too short for HSR.
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  5529. Battery are to expensive, there simply aren’t enough of them.
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  5530. If we put all the batteries in the world together, we could maybe power everything that uses electricity for a couple minutes. We need enough to power the planet for hours if not days, so yes, there’s no where near enough batteries. Furthermore, there’s probably not even enough lithium in the world to build the kind of batteries most people are looking at using, so we might not even be able to build the kind of numbers we would need. Right now a battery pack that can power a house for the amount of time required costs thousands of dollars. This is a large investment for people living in developed nations. In developing nations, where energy use is growing rapidly, that is a complete non-starter. How do I know this? My mother is interested in living off grid, and part of that has been looking into home battery packs.
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  5531. No, you need to adjust what you think of as expensive, particularly for the majority of the planet.
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  5532. You haven’t given anything to support what you’ve said either. Also, I don’t think you understand what shilling is. I’ve only explained why batteries won’t work, not advocated for anything in this conversation.
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  5533. I explained how there isn’t enough lithium in the world to make lithium-ion batteries for that and how batteries are to expensive for people to buy. You have been making an impli claim since before I replied. You’re claim is that we can use electricity stored in batteries to cover our power needs when wind, solar, etc aren’t producing. Show me the evidence that there’s enough material in the world to build the numbers of batteries you would need. Show me a price for batteries that would make them economically competitive with other sources of energy. I have no problem showing you sources, but I’m going to go through the effort for a hypocrite like you.
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  5534. Now, I’m sure you’re just projecting your bs on me. I offered to provide support for what I said, but I won’t be held to standards you won’t hold yourself to.
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  5535. @inthedark45 they've been playing them on the news shows in part
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  5536.  @Gwenhwyfar7  yeah, starting right when he’s being investigated for embezzlement and other crimes and using the kind of weapons he owns. That’s more than a little convenient.
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  5537. It’s kept up for hundreds of years so far.
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  5538. @mattk02 if it worked it would be very democratic but it trun in to one party and one guy ruling over everyone
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  5539. 1) China lies about everything 2) Solar and wind don’t work
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  5540. I don’t know have any clue if this would work, but has anyone thought of making water from hydrogen to use, rather using water that’s been contaminated with who knows?
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  5541. Ironically, while people used to be more stratified, ut people of different groups would interact more
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  5542. No, they’re too small, and if you need a knife, you just choke up on the head of an ax for most stuff.
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  5543. No, they’re too small. Moreover, if you need a knife, you canjust choke up on the ax head.
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  5544. The longer he's out of Texas the happier I am.
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  5545. This guy needs to include himself in the dumbed down camp. American values are explicitly anti-biblical with the whole freedom of religion thing, rather then the commandment saying you can’t worship any other gods. Also, I think he confuses socialism and socialization. Socialization is teaching an animal how to interact with other individuals.
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  5546. 12.5~ a foot
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  5547.  @Aspartame69  yes , I’m just fucking with you. I know a foot is about 30cm
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  5548.  @saismo1657  he’s saying Biden is bought off by China in an incredibly rude way.
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  5549.  @saismo1657  because Hunter Biden took millions of dollars from China as his dad’s middle man
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  5550.  @saismo1657  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OkUSt6sA04
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  5551. Some cities will give stores tax deferments, but even those that don’t are paying a lot for infrastructure to service just a few tax paying stores.
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  5552. I think anyone would do a better job.
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  5553. You’ve got it all wrong. Biden’s “supporters” are almost all in large cites, the same places most Teslas are sold.
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  5554. @Silverstarlightt Its not the big companies that would fight this its the curnt system. A closed loop's efficiency would let it under cut the curnt liner system. In some US cities the start of a closed loop system has begone. A closed loop works on both large and small sacle.
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  5555. By the Civil War, the slave free North had a much larger economy than the South. Agriculture products aren’t worth as much as manufactured goods.
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  5556. Bullshit. Slavery was of questionable economic benefits without government enforcement even the South. In the North slavery was completely unprofitable. There was no profits to fund industrialization.
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  5557. Humans think in mythical terms. While science and reason are powerful tools, they can’t change human nature. Even many of the most devout adherents to science and reason have turned them into a religion.
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  5558. Tell that to the Saudis. They hired South Korea companies to build nuclear plants, and if the Saudis have anything it’s sun and oil.
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  5559. Is MyMomIsAFuckingMoron taken?
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  5560. Wow, you missed the whole point. The books were amined at teenagers so the main person is a teenager. Lots of manga and anime from Japan have kids in that same age rang. Much of the world has stories with kids in life and death matters like the fairy tails most people grow up with.
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  5561. An ignorant leftist who is from California or the like.
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  5562. It’s hard to predict what effect that would have, and it wouldn’t be any fun if one side just ran away because of future shock.
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  5563. Don’t sell sticks short. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL3cWJfrWw8
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  5564. Those methods can’t support a population the size we have now. With modern fertilizer and and framing equipment, we’ve been able to turn marginal land into productive land and productive land into very productive land.
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  5565. Russia would love a long drawn out war between the US and EU, so they would help the losing side covertly. Turkey is in a similar position. Ultimately, they probably want the US to win but at a heavy cost, taking Europe out of the game, while the US would have to pull back.
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  5566. Brehrnahrd, King Heart, Mitchell Diener, there’s a great channel called Potholer54, and he goes through the anti-climate change nonsense while debunking it with sources.
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  5567. @pokemanz FDR was elected 4 times. he died in the fourth trime he was eleced
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  5568. It’s remarkable how people think being in an armored box that moves and shoots back is a dangerous place to be on the battle field.
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  5569. It’s safer than all but the best drivers.
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  5570.  @alexlaskowski3650  the odd bug is a lot better than the standard negligence of most drivers.
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  5571.  @alexlaskowski3650  they’re all using the same software, so yes, it one bug. Also, they made the recall announcement after they’d already fixed the bug with an over-the-air update.
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  5572. Trump is the world’s cleanest businessman, and Musk has done what most people considered impossible
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  5573. You’re insane.
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  5574. Basically a mock-up
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  5575. The US has more forest now than in 1900. Also, people are being forced to encroach on wild areas from cities limiting development to low density single family homes.
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  5576. Armenian
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  5577. @sonicase Well he acts like one them.
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  5578. You think the running joke is marketing?
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  5579. ImDemonWolf, while some sand eating morons in the desert are not a danger to our satellites, a country like China is.
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  5580. The rioters how attacked Rittenhouse are at fault. You don’t need to justify being in a public place, nor is it justification to assault people
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  5581. The Bismarck was a terrible ship. It eat up a huge amount of resources, particularly for a country which was lacking the vast resources of its enemies, that would have been better used for subs.
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  5582. I'd rather not emulate a dystopia.
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  5583. There have been a lot more than that, but most were military/experimental reactors.
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  5584. @Cuddlebunzzzz That's when you charge her with something like manslauter or murder of a lesser degree that first.
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  5585. Hundreds of millions of pounds per year.
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  5586. @DrakeMagnum why don't you?
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  5587. He’s a professor, so of course he’s not against college education. He’s against to corruption of the institutions by ideological zealots.
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  5588. Being neutrally charged is why they are repelled from the atom.
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  5589. Because charge has nothing to do with the stability of of nuclei.
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  5590. What ever you’ nMe is in cyrillic, I meant aren’t.
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  5591.  @hillaryclintondidnothingwrong  Of course, Killary supports infanticide
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  5592. That’s why there’s battleship girl anime.
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  5593. 1) China is not a superpower 2) I doubt China would risk losing it's trade relation with the US over North Korea 3) The US didn't go to war with Iran because would have been stupid and pointless, and American don't want anymore stupid and pointless wars.
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  5594. You’re acting like there’s a big enough market for pickup trucks in Europe to give a damn about
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  5595. Humans need water. That doesn’t mean you wont poison yourself by drinking too much water. Too much of anything with throw the balance of a system off.
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  5596. Puerto Rico is part of the US and follows federal laws.
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  5597. @DanielRamosIII would a rose by anyother name smell different.
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  5598. well yes and no
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  5599. They did and it end in the invasion of an unrelated country costing the US a trillion dollars.
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  5600. The Earth is the cradle of man, but we’re growing too big for our cradle alone.
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  5601. Japan could have left China. The embargo was a direct response to Japan’s actions.
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  5602. We get it. Biden is fascist, and Elon doesn’t like playing politics, which is verboten when dealing with fascists.
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  5603.  @alexarr8395  out demographics and geography are good. Everything else is the way it is because we chose it.
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  5604. So you hate the man because he has Aspergers, and then you construct a counter factual narrative in your head to justify it
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  5605.  @figofagonagoitis  If you think he wasn’t officially diagnosed by a doctor, you’re an idiot. Moreover, he has every sign; obsessive behavior, working 80-100 hour work weeks; lack of facial expression; not understanding social cues and social awkwardness; extreme introversion; extreme honesty. I know you don’t trust him for having Aspergers because you said so without knowing, “His face expressions and eye movements indicate that he is lying.” It’s not uncommon for people to dislike those with Aspergers for not being as expressive and behaving unusually. Although, you’ve gone beyond that and found a bunch of lies to give your dislike a post hoc justification
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  5606. Just change the words ball with puck and court with rink.
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  5607. Have you seen a wild banana? Maybe some early corn?
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  5608. Anyone who pushes this needs their heads checked.
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  5609. The FDA are taking their time because if that doesn’t work a lot of people are going to get sick.
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  5610.  @davec.3198  Yes, it’s true about everything, which is why it’s ridiculous I need to say it.
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  5611. At the time she was both
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  5612. @cebrA1123 That's the idea. Now the question is how that's going to happen.
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  5613. California already has the highest housing and electricity prices in the country, and this is just going to raise them even more.
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  5614. 1) I find those numbers questionable. 2) Even if ture, that’s still $10,000 give or take on top of an already high initial cost for a house. 3) Costs not accounted for in the bill, like damage to the grid.
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  5615. @099923257457 That would be more like occupy New York city
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  5616. Nuclear waste, 0 deaths. Fossil fuel waste, millions of deaths every year
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  5617.  @sheehanchua992  bullshit. You’re conflating weapons waste with spent fuel, which are completely different.
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  5618.  @sheehanchua992  one of the byproducts of nuclear weapons production is is a liquid. Spent reactor fuel is made of solid uranium pellets incased in zirconium, which is highly resistant to corrosion.
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  5619. @thinkppl My first point was what you were asking was just one of many problems and you demand we fix it now when it's just part of biger problem. Yes it is something we can fixed any time because of how the system of payment rewords the ways it's done now and if we change that then it takes the insentive for them to work that way. He answered your question. Now you are just stateing one of the things in the ghange other that we'll have to deal with.
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  5620. Damn, I need to watch my local news more because I don't live more than half an hour from Belton
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  5621. It’s really inefficient
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  5622. Start a Gofundme.
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  5623. We’ll burn it in gen. 4 reactors.
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  5624. The E4 mafia under an American military dictatorship would be the most powerful shadow organization in human history. Although, I would much rather deal with them than the DMV.
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  5625. Who wants to inform Tim about the hucow fetish?
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  5626. Yes, it is. They believe in the malevolent magic force of “whiteness”. Their argument for transgenderism is, at least implicitly, that the soul was born into the wrong body. They have martyrs. It’s a primitive religion definitely, but a religion
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  5627. @Pizzinator13 The standers we have know most americans couldn't imagrate let along her.
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  5628. They aren’t basically. They are anarchists. Antifa is just rebranding.
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  5629. Merely holding a gun isn’t provocation, and if you’re so paranoid that just seeing a person with a gun makes you fear for your life, get a shrink.
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  5630. A front engine causes a lot of problems. Also, tank turrets sit in the hull as much as on it, so there’s not space under them
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  5631. As a sensible person, I say you’re politics shouldn’t matter about something like this.
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  5632. Drop a random Canadian off in an American city you almost no one would know they're from Canada: Drop a random American off in a Canadian city almost no one would know they're from the US.
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  5633. Baldwin is a producer.
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  5634.  @Peter7966  my point is that he’s also one of the people in charge.
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  5635. @niriop That don't agree with it, even if it's what their value system would say is good.
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  5636. A balance like two countries constantly at war trying gain an advantage over the other.
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  5637. @whiteliketar Maybe if you stoped calling us evil or the like we wouldn't call you bad things and get angry at you for calling us that? Did you ever think of that? Get off your high horse and shut up.
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  5638. order or thats what i should be
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  5639.  @jorgegwydirrangel3377  Earth rotates, and there’s a period of time when any given part is facing away from the sun called night. Energy sources dependent on continuous sun light don’t work during this period called night, so you either need massive batteries or back up generators. Unlike Germany you don’t get to buy electricity off your neighbors. Solar is going to be completely dominated by large land owners because they’re going to be the only ones with enough land to build the solar farms.
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  5640.  @jorgegwydirrangel3377  it takes more than a thin coastal region to create the watershed needed for the kind of river system hydroelectric can use. Hell, y’all don’t even have enough water to drink. There’s a reason y’all have 30 desalination plants. YoU have no idea how radioactive decay or geothermal works. Even the natural reactors —they’re extremely rare, and I only know of one— barely put off enough heat to be above room temperature. Canada is a world leader in nuclear and have even developed their own type of reactor, the CANDU, which runs off of natural uranium. Australia is actually richer per capita, so if you put the effort in, Australia could develop its own nuclear industry. That nuclear sub deal might actually help start it.
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  5641.  @jorgegwydirrangel3377  I know “renewables” quite well, including their down sides. I can’t find anything about “radio isotope geothermal”, so either you’re going to have to provide a source or I’m going to discount it as some nonsense you’ve made up. A limited number of hydroelectric dams doesn’t mean it’s a good option. “It is estimated that one per cent of the geothermal energy shallower than five kilometres and hotter than 150°C could supply Australia's total energy requirements for 26 000 years” and no source or any explanation of how they’re going to deal with obstacles. Who are y’all going to provoke? China? They’ve already demanded y’all subjugate yourselves to them, so being provocative is the right thing to do.
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  5642. Yes, because people aren’t still trying to come up with excuses to remove him from office.
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  5643. That article starts off with lying about the electricity generation piggybacking off of the weapons industry and keeps going.
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  5644. What aren’t you getting?
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  5645.  @lofsacul  there’s the National Guard, which the governors are in charge of unless the president nationalizes them. Then there are state militias. Most states done have a militia though, and the few there are, are territorially trained.
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  5646. TYT did get a poll from the military that said most troops want us out of the wars and the main reason they go back is to protect the others. So, what do you have to say to that? Also I think you shouldlearn to be less of an asshole.
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  5647. Those countries were our allies so we could contain one country: the Soviet Union, and because they haven’t been a thing for almost 3 decades, they’re expensive allies that no longer serve a point.
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  5648. That’s bad, but China is running concentration camps.
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  5649. You have failed to embrace traction enough. We must go back to the Golden archs, the original building design!
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  5650. You do know the senate was ment to stop larger states like Texas and California from using their large poplations to bully other states, right?
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  5651. Thanks, that's the best way I've heard it put.
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  5652. Bill Nye and Dr. Who fans wear bowties.
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  5653. As long as it fits in the barrel and has enough ferris metal, it should be fine.
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  5654. Have you done the math about how time orders of magnitude worth of batteries we would need to make that happen?
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  5655. Traditionally the wife if the one who takes care of paying the bills from the family funds.
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  5656. You’re talking about the degrowth nuts. Although, the green movement as a whole is malthusian and antihuman
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  5657. Geofenced bs isn’t self driving. It’s a digital trolley and never going to scale. Also, they’re never going to get the amount of data needed to develop the AI with a small pool of trained drivers, which is why Tesla is using the top 2% of the SFD training.
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  5658. Geofenced bs isn’t self driving. It’s a digital trolley and never going to scale. Also, they’re never going to get the amount of data needed to develop the AI with a small pool of trained drivers, which is why Tesla is using the top 2% of the SFD training.
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  5659.  @eduardobustamante7342  you’re the one talking about how Waymo and the others are using trained drivers to train their AI. Now you’re talking about driver training as not really autonomous.
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  5660.  @eduardobustamante7342  I meant the whole process including data collection, but if you want to be specific, you’re right. Tesla are very clear about not using your phone and other things while using autopilot and SFD beta are on. You also seem to be conflating SFD and autopilot. Autopilot is level 2; SFD is level 3 with limited level 4, the summon feature, by NHSTAs standards. The head of NHSTA is heavily invested in a LIDAR company, so she she isn’t exactly an impartial examiner.
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  5661. Is it going to raise the electric bill more than what’s saved in paying for gas? No, it’s not. Most driving isn’t driving halfway across, and it’s not like you can’t charge an electric vehicle. Driving across the US in an electric vehicle takes more planning, but it’s doable.
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  5662. Nuclear is the safest, cleanest source of power we have, so I’m all for that. However, even with coal fired power plants, electric vehicles have few emissions. If you want to hit with something, to after the lithium production and supply problems.
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  5663. Two accidents with zero deaths, and the third, which was run by the Soviets, with only 55 deaths. Solar is six times more deadly per unit of electricity, and coal is 2,000 times more deadly. The only power source even close to nuclear’s safety is wind.
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  5664. You should find whoever told you that bs and punch them in the face for lying to you. The amount of material released isn’t enough to raise the radiation levels to dangerous levels for a small town, which is why the exclusion zone has been pulled back to just around the Daichi plant. Anything that made it into the water is even safer because it’s been diluted in one of the best radiation shielding materials.
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  5665. No, I can just do some basic math.
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  5666. It’s an air defense system, supposedly the best in the world.
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  5667. Maverick, freedom means you can defend yourself from people with malevolent intent and work to better your life as you see fit. Furthermore, when a person works to protect themselves and those they care about from malintent, they make it more dangerous for wrongdoers. When a person invents new technology, they make everything more productive and life easier.
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  5668. The democrats seem like Trump’s biggest supporters right now. Everything they do only helps the Trump’s chances for being re-elected.
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  5669. There was more than one other party, and the larger liberal voting block was split among those different parties.
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  5670. When it's our countrymen's fundamentalists preaching of hate that caused this in the first place we have to do something about. If you want you really want Africa to be for africans then you should be telling the missionaries to get out because with out them this wouldn't ever be a problem.
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  5671. @crimsonsamuraiftw "no one with half a mind" that means all tea bagger may try over throw the government. they dont have half a mind between all of they.
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  5672. Can you form a coherent thought?
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  5673. Now it's 10 pennies
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  5674. Have you listened to anything besides CNN or other mainstream media?
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  5675. And it would have worked if a few things went differently.
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  5676. Death can’t take him with a frontal assault, so it has to get sneaky.
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  5677. Uyghur
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  5678. The proplem is all reasonable people know that doing that is wrong.
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  5679.  @robertbeisert3315  the regulatory environment is difficult. However, there’s a lot of work that needs to be done before building reactors. Also, the regulatory environment is getting better.
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  5680. "They attack the Republicans more then the Democrats," that's true but that's because Republicans do a hell of a lot more than the Democrats do. TYT calls BS on both sides. Republicans just bullshit more.
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  5681. In the US we just build roofs with enough pitch that the snow falls off. Although, heated roofs are starting to be a thing
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  5682. @naturalpreservation culture is the patern of interaction and concation of people or the net
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  5683. One more penny
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  5684. You apparently were living under a rock when Biden was leaving Afghanistan.
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  5685. They’ve captured most of the elites, but not the body politic
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  5686. Mongolia probably wouldn’t do anything. Inner Mongolia might try breaking away from China and possibly joining Mongolia.
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  5687. Domina Dracone, I said what I meant.
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  5688. If she was bugged by the teasing, she wouldn’t have married him.
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  5689. Because you think they won’t use it or that you can take it before they use it.
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  5690. More or less.
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  5691. A military branch being militarized, what a shocker!
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  5692.  @FrostLight131  Becoming a minority government is losing, particularly when unnecessarily self inflicted. It’s just not losing as badly as you can.
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  5693. Canada is still the second largest country on Earth, so he makes his point.
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  5694. China has the largest, not most powerful, navy.
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  5695. @jumar1281 you are voted in unlike most jobs
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  5696. If they only have a daughter, they would pass it on to their daughter.
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  5697.  @advanceaustralia4861  swords weren’t the kind of thing you just gave to someone because it was useful. You pass it to someone important to you, preferably a direct line heir. If there weren’t any males, you would pass it on to your daughter. Who would give it to her son. Or in case of the Norse Sagas, she would avenge your death
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  5698.  @advanceaustralia4861  Germanic earls and even kings didn’t have the right to change inheritance, especially not the English. If a sword, land or whatever else goes to a daughter, it goes to a daughter. Also, direct line inheritance is the first before being a male, so a cousin or nephew wouldn’t get it before a daughter. That doesn’t mean a man wouldn’t choice to give it to a nephew because they’re close, but that would be by his will rather than the normal inheritance laws. You’re thinking in a very modern intuitional way. Our Anglo-Saxon ancestors didn’t think like that at all. They thought in much more personal terms of relationships, honor, rights, and duties.
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  5699.  @advanceaustralia4861  you’re still thinking in utilitarian terms. Weapons, and swords in particular, carried heavy symbolic, even magical, value, and giving one to someone was a big deal. Sure there was most likely a son or younger brother to pass a sword onto, but if there wasn’t, it would go to the daughter
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  5700. I had to put put a pet to sleep a couple months ago, so feel sorry for the people who lost their animals, particularly because the officials didn’t even let the women make her case. However, this is pure hysteria.
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  5701. He’s German (ethnic). They don’t have a sense of humor despite his video about German jokes.
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  5702. You don’t have one because the atmosphere is poisonous. Although, you can go outside with an oxygen mask.
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  5703. That those will still be orders of magnitude less effective than we need.
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  5704. Why would a movie down vote a youtube video?
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  5705. What you say is is true or likely true, but this does set a precedent, which is every important.
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  5706. I don't know about anytime Bernie berated any small business owner, and what Bernie said was a gaffe. Trump was a minor celebrity before becoming president, so I guess hanging-out with celebrities makes you right wing.
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  5707. Considering he started the process that lead to what happened in 2008, yes, I can blame him. When you take away the regulations that were put in place to prevent another major financial crash, it's obvious what's going to happen. I can make the same kind of argument about any given topic a member of congress will be making laws governing. What polls? The dozens taken by multiple companies over the course of the election and even after, and Kyle here has shown a number of them. Also, Bernie didn't lose. He was screwed out of the nomination by cronyism in the DNC.
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  5708. There is nothing arbitrary about what I said. You even quote my reason in the next quote. As for what regulations, Glass-Stegel is the prime example. Without the repeal of the separation mortgage and investment banking, mortgage backed derivatives could have never happened. Great quote mining. Any other dishonest tactics you want to us, too?
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  5709. Elon hasn’t inflated anything. Tfoot is using the wrong numbers. He’s confusing launch price with launch costs and comparing SpaceX to SpaceX, rather than competitors.
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  5710. It was terrible. He spent most of his time waffling as the Brits would say.
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  5711. 20k outdated tanks. Russia only has about 600 modern tanks.
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  5712. @meztini University pofessors come cheaper than Billo does.
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  5713. It doesn’t matter where people are if there’s not enough young people to support the old people. Also, test scores are a terrible metric when it’s all you’re using. Test scores just prove people know facts, not if they know to apply what they know or can work through a problem.
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  5714.  @user-uf2df6zf5w  no, the eldest son supporting his parents is once they’re too old to work is how civilization has worked until recently in industrialized nations with a pension system, and even pension systems require young people paying in.  Again, you miss my point. PISA reports to measures the ability to apply skills, not the ability to develop new solutions.
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  5715.  @user-uf2df6zf5w  you don’t understand humans, and you really don’t understand Chinese culture. Even in the hyper-individualist US, we don’t abandon family, and in China, where the culture is heavily influenced by confucianism, family is 100 times more important. Knowledge is a lot easier obtain than creativity.
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  5716. No, the dangers of radiation are extremely exaggerated. Even the scientific model was use exaggerates the danger
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  5717.  @elmerjfapp5730  no, but it’s good for bones, and strontium 290 is really useful for RTGs.
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  5718. That’s a false dichotomy. There’s another option, nuclear, which is actually reliable and cheaper the renewables without the problems of fossil fuels.
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  5719. The French nor the Dutch didn’t really settle places. The French North American colonies had a fraction of the population because their main goal was trade.
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  5720. So much wrong that it hurts. NASA has spent over a decade developing the SLS, and it bas cost billions. SpaceX have spent less than 50 million on the starship prototypes so far. Also, NASA is moving slow because they’re terrified of even the smallest risk and their contractors have found they make more dragging their feet.
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  5721.  @Sizifus  you’re a special kind of stupid if you think prototype test flights are just CG renderings. You’re wrong; it’s thousands of things that have to work right, which is why SpaceX are testing everything.
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  5722. Nice name for your dog and joke. Come see the Texas State Board of Education then you'll understand why people link the words Christian and stupid. I understand that creationists aren't you, but they are the loudest and most visable group.
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  5723. @darthroden They might even need to a constants effort to maintain the atmosphere. We have no idea what kind of tech humans will have in just the next 1,000 years let alone 100,000. What I'm more worried about is even starting of Mars missions.
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  5724. This isn’t took surprising. As the Han expanded outward they culturally concentrated people but couldn’t change their genetics. China is also a big place that has lots of intersecting groups.
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  5725. @bevon17 tomarrow
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  5726. The same number of men but with better weapons. I doubt it. Santa Anna had 3-4,000 men. That’s 15-20 times as many men.
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  5727. There’s no law stopping him from carrying an AR-15, so the police had no reason to stop him. He was clearly there to stop problems the rioters were causing. If the court is any kind of responsible, Rittenhouse will have the charges dropped
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  5728. eraly yes
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  5729. If a person wasn’t born a Roman citizen, severing in the Roman military for the designated amount of time, and no, being under Roman didn’t necessarily mean being a slave. As for the Greeks, citizenship meant service in times of war.
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  5730. Burn it in gen 4 reactors.
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  5731. And the wumao roachs have come out
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  5732. Actually, thrend is a hat things which start off small get bigger, while things that start big get smaller. Planes started off only being able to carry one or two people at a time at speeds your average car can reach. Now, we hqve planes that carry hundreds of people at near the speed of sound.
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  5733.  @fredmercury1314  no, it’s not. It rarely gets above 80f (26c). Where I’m from it doesn’t get below 80f at night in the summer
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  5734. You’re think in terms of a top-down approach.
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  5735. That's not even a question: didn't do her homework. None of these gun freaks ever does any looking in to things for facts.
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  5736. If they started 30 years ago, it might have offset some of the problems.
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  5737. The US was self sufficient; it would just have been poorer without trading.
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  5738. Number of people shot in the vast majority of pizza shops zero. Your agrument = shit.
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  5739. Sorry, but Chinese auto companies are in debt up to their eyeballs, like every major Chinese industry. They just hide it, while American books are open. That doesn’t make the domestics strong, but don’t confuse that for Chinese strength
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  5740. @Kaienluminyr lots of people "believe everthing in the bible" in parts of the US
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  5741. @pir8prod that doesn't change our laws about how we do things. thats true even m,ore when they are an American
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  5742. Simple: they don’t work. Solar also produces hundreds of times more waste much of which never goes away.
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  5743. You’re opinion is bs. Solar doesn’t just produce CO2 but extremely dangerous heavy metal contamination from mining which lasts forever. Sure to much radiation is dangerous, but it’s well controlled. Also, huge amounts of slightly toxic material is far more dangerous than a tiny amount of moderately toxic material.
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  5744. "Yet," what's with the yet? 11 million and 25 inspectors is not enough to regulate these types of places, so there should not be a "yet" in your words. Also, "You can fallow the rules if you feel like but if you don't want you don't have to," is moronic. Rules are rules when everyone must fallow them or they are nothing more than wishfulk thinking.
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  5745. I can think of a way for them to right a fallen head: take three logs; dig holes in the gound then put two logs in the hole forming posts; after that mount the thrid log on top as a beam; use the ropes to pull it up using the beam as a pully.
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  5746. It’s worse. There are lots of small planes that don’t really need their doors closed.
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  5747. @politicalratfinder muslims died in the wtc and its not on ground zero its two block away. they would have the right to no matter what. as he said it wasn't islam that attacked it as a group of muslim extremists. you simlpe minded fool why can't you get your fact right
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  5748. You fucking moron, he just the opposite in the video.
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  5749. @Mills88 we have 3 cities that have gambling as their major industry
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  5750.  @clarkkent9080  you strip the zirconium cladding then remove the fission byproducts. Although, I personally prefer building MSRs that we can throw the spent fuel straight into.
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  5751. China has done everything but make wise economic decisions.
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  5752. Sure, but that has problems too. Batteries cost money. You have to build extra wind turbines to charge those batteries. Batteries cause their-own environmental damage. Furthermore, that still doesn't solve the other problems of wind turbines.
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  5753.  @thelitsquad2718  we’ve had ATGM for decades now and had several wars with them. Tanks are still here.
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  5754.  @thelitsquad2718  and your point is that tanks have always had threats to them? That seems counter to your previous point.
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  5755.  @thelitsquad2718  no, you’re point was that tanks are obsolete, and you tried to use how easy it is to destroy tanks as the explanation why. For every new weapon there is a defense. Active defense systems have been developed against missiles. Various strategies are being developed to deal with drones.
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  5756. Of course, the Greeks used chariots. All of Indo-European cultures used chariots before the advent of calvery. Chariots are part of why Indo-European cultures were able to spread so far, and it’s really only the cultures, like China and Egypt, that were able to use chariots themselves who survived.
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  5757. Heroes are not saints.
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  5758. Starlink sats are in very low orbit (vlo) to keep latency down. Sats in vlo naturally deorbit in just few years
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  5759. Any place that had lockdowns for the past year has.
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  5760.  @sjwilson1079  there are lot of comments, so you have to be clear about what one you’re responding to.
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  5761.  @junebug5390  trying thinking before you talk about speaking
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  5762.  Laharlchan2200  nice story minus a couple lies and a really bad attempt a framing. Your story confirms that; one dude assaults Rittenhouse, and Rittenhouse defends himself; then two confronted Rittenhouse before trying to assault Rittenhouse. I’ll admit my information on Grosskrautz’s criminal record was off, but by your own admission he was doing something that is justification to shoot someone for. Also, a couple of missed shots aren’t public endangerment
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  5763.  @op3129  aw baby has no come back
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  5764.  @sheffrudytke1086  Rittenhouse didn’t shot anyone until they tried assaulting him.
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  5765.  @itschucky12345  no, unbiased jury is going to convict on such a clear case of self defense.
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  5766. If you include things like being looked at as harassment, like some people have, this is a valid response.
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  5767. Old English looks more like German than modern English, but that's not a big surprise.
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  5768. The parliament had one job: leave the EU. All terms have been completely unacceptable. Therefore, the only option is no-deal.
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  5769.  @infini_ryu9461  yeah, I know about Elysium Industries. They’ve got a good design, and I hope they do well with their goal to undercut fossil fuels in price. However, they’re taking a different path than most companies working MSRs.
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  5770. The radiation levels are high but not more than accrue naturally.
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  5771. Robo Cop is a critique of 80s corporate culture, which most people agree was terrible.
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  5772. I’m not saying otherwise. My point was only that Robo Cop was taking shots at something everyone hates.
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  5773. @kapa1611 not iff you keep it dry and keep it right
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  5774. @Silverstarlightt I disagree, It should work even better in a capitalist society. Look at the cardbord to caviar. They are paid to pick up cardbord then paid agen to pick it up after a hores sleeps on it and finely they are paid for caviar. They are getting paid three times and for parts that you would have pay to someone for they get free by doing it themselfs using something they are paid to do in the step before that. A system like that is smart captalism.
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  5775. North Careda
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  5776. I think you mean mildly traditionalist government. Europe’s Overton window is skewed so far left actual communists are the moderate left.
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  5777. "The pro-life/pro-death penalty contradiction idea is stupid." No it's not. People who say that they care about life want to kill people when other form a punishment would word.
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  5778. There's a lot of terrifying implications in what you just wrote. You speak like we've moved past the Enlightenment. What is demonstrably wrong with classical liberalism? Also, it's anything but conservative. When the US was founded on classical liberalism it was a radical departure from the conservative royalists.
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  5779. Door get stuck on other cars too, and gas cars are 11x more likely to catch fire.
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  5780.  @alexthewrecker4666  I don’t care if the fire is more severe if I’m 11 times more likely to die in a less severe fire.  What says the Cybertruck can’t be?
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  5781.  @doncarlodivargas5497  can you use some proper nouns?
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  5782. Every country with nuclear built them before building nuclear power plants.
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  5783. The Sherman was very much a match for the Pz mk 3 and 4, which were the most common German tanks even late in the war. Also, the idea that tanks will just shrug off fire from any sized shell only real came about with Western MBTs being so successful against T72s.
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  5784. I was thinking about the North Africa campaign as well. Given the context, I probably should have been more careful, but the point still stands that the Sherman was a match for the most common German tanks. It’s only against heavy tanks, which are designed with armor and firepower in mind above everything else, that Sherman had real problems. My point was that most tanks weren’t designed to defend against the heaviest guns the enemy had, and so criticizing the Sherman for not doing it is wrong.
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  5785. I'll glady stop insulting you, if you stop putting word in my mouth and stop prassuming what I think. What I'm agaist is the popularization of carrying of gun. I'm not afriad of guns; I'm afraid of more people carrying guns and being stupid as they are now but with guns. I don't want to live in country of MAD at the personal level because all that does is breed fear and distrust.
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  5786. They’ve got terrorists and pirates to fight in the jungles and islands.
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  5787. so that menas you know everything does it
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  5788. It's not that relstionships fail but why they fail. If some is cheating on his wife and procliming family values he's hypocrite.
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  5789. If solar had to secure it’s waste for the next trillion years that business case is beyond dead.
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  5790. Are you stupid? How can pumping gigatons of a gas that traps heat into the atmosphere not going to effect the climate?
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  5791. Salt is a major impurity in many industrial uses, and salt water also pretty corrosive
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  5792. You can go to jail for lying; it's called perjury.
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  5793. Two degrees of in-law. It’s interesting how you’re starting to put that personal network to use.
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  5794. China has stricter laws encouraging EVs.
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  5795. Being in Christ, I didn't know he took it like that.
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  5796. Just so you know, there is difference between people dying and lying about having killed the wrong people. I say put a rocket up the ass of a real enamy as fast can be done, but do not put a rocket up the ass of some poor person that has nothing to do with fighting us than lie about doing it.
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  5797. Burn what we have now in fast reactors. Then extract all the isotopes we can use for things like RTGs and radiation therapy. The tiny bits we don’t have a use for can be sealed in concrete and dropped into the ocean where it will be inert in less than 300 year.
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  5798. @TheeRawbee 1 ADHD is really even if docs like to over dignose it. Some people like myself need/ed meds as kids and maybe as adults too. 2 Disapline and abuse are different things, and what you are saying to do is abuse kids!
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  5799. No, is going to die from this.
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  5800. Reactors that have been shut down with no fuel for nearly 3 decades aren’t ready to explode.
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  5801. Reactors that have been shut down with no fuel for nearly 3 decades aren’t ready to explode.
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  5802. Worst nuclear disaster in history: ~50 dead outright and maybe a couple thousand dead from cancer. Worst dam failure in history: 100,000 dead. Normal operation for coal: a couple million dead every year. Don’t let fear kill people.
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  5803. As much as I want to beat this fucker, no, We have to be better than this thing that the woman.
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  5804.  @KT-pv3kl  you’re mistaking our environment for the environment at large. In our cities we are near total masters of the environment, and we should let as much as possible of the rest be wild.
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  5805. I’m an orthodox American and I say the Democrats are not Americans. The United States is a project between men, and anyone who doesn’t believe that is fundamentally unAmerican.
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  5806. Artillery is going too long or too short range, and on the few occasions it’s needed, the navy has them covered. As for the Osprey, they probably did a cost-benefit analysis. Ospreys cost a lot to operate, but they have a speed and range advantage over helicopters. If those advantages aren’t applicable anymore, you’ve just got an expensive transport that others can do the job of.
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  5807.  @rhmdrhmd-i5i  don’t try moving the goalposts. You call the various companies vaporware. Tesla and SpaceX are delivering products and services. However, because you’re also spreading lies, I’m going to correct those. Even just a cursory look at the launch costs of SpaceX and other companies proves you wrong. A Falcon Heavy costs $90 million for a payload of 63 tons to LEO. The next heaviest rocket the US has is the Delta 4 heavy, which costs $350 million, has a payload of 28 people ons to LEO. When SLS and Starship are operational, the difference is going to be truly staggering. Trains are great, but they’re not going to replace all cars. The no so secret “Secret Tesla Motor Master Plan” clearly lays out the grand strategy of Tesla: start high and work down to less profitable (per unit) segments, and they’re well under way. Moreover, Tesla’s are cheaper than cars with equivalent performance and features, and they completely blow other electric cars out of the water. Chevy to recall their Bolt because of their problem with catching fire. If that’s not a metaphor for legacy car makers, I don’t know what is.
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  5808.  @rhmdrhmd-i5i  yes, SpaceX are dominating the launch industry because they’re the most efficient. I don’t see what you’re point is about not knowing what SpaceX’s break even point is. It’s obviously lower than their competitors like Boeing and ULA. SpaceX are reusing their boosters so much that it’s notable when a booster hasn’t been used before, and most of their boosters have already done several launches. Yeah you are changing the goalposts. You started of claiming Elon has basically done nothing, which is clearly wrong, and now you’re claiming reusable rockets aren’t impressive enough for you. SpaceX has already made 5 launches with people on them. I’ve watched three of them in person. As for Starship, it progressing at record pace for a rocket. SLS has been in development in some form for decades. You clearly don’t know anything about rockets or how long it takes to develop them.
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  5809.  @rhmdrhmd-i5i  the difference between a launch with a new booster, $62 million, when a customer demands a new one, and a launch with a reused is $50 million, so it’s fair to say a booster costs around $12 million. SpaceX are on pace to land a Starship on Mars by 2026.
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  5810. Self defense is legal and rare. The circumstances where a person needs to defend themselves are rare, but the has mechanisms to deal with it because it’s important. The same can be true of abortion too. However, one side has clearly abused their side of the deal.
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  5811.  @Bolpat  Being legal is prerequisite to being safe. I’m not going to argue over an analogy I used to make a point, particularly when you in no way addressed my point
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  5812. What world do you live in?
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  5813. Making intelligent long term decisions is exactly what keeps countries together
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  5814. Because they’re the values the West holds.
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  5815. You're Google fu is weak. If you'd looked properly, you'd have seen that the 4,000 number is an estimate of the number of people who will early from cancer, and that's all it will ever be because we can't tell that from the variations in cancer rates for a population of the size effected.
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  5816. We’re greedy. We want all of North America
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  5817. jrpone, can you make a relevant point? Being a founder doesn’t mean people can’t find ways to force you. We’re talking about JDs. How people on the right act has nothing to do with this.
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  5818. I know that it's not ture in all cases, but for someone with very little information it's true enough and the easy way of saying it.
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  5819. If several states had fallowed their own laws and Twitter and others hadn’t suppressed the Hunter laptop, Biden would have lost. That being said, Bernie wouldn’t have won either.
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  5820. The Gnostics were a very strange early sect of Christianity.
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  5821. 175 of iust the Fletcher class wasn’t a carp ton?
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  5822. spider0804, I understand your point, and I’m making the point that the US already had more than enough destroyers.
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  5823. Starship Enterprise is a little too on the nose.
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  5824. This video: Just ignore smashing and burning people's property because there only a couple of them. Also, the reason there were so little violence at the events mentioned is the police were out in force. Other events at Berkeley were the pilfered weren't out in force ended up with buildings being set on fire.
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  5825. Do y’all not understand that to get new and better vaccines you need to invest in the companies making vaccines? Without investors, where are the companies going to get the capital?
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  5826. Limits to Growth is wrong from its fundamental assumptions. It’s main assumption is that humans are only capable of consuming and not producing. The suffering in the future will be from a lack of people.
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  5827. Not replaced, assimilated, often violently.
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  5828. Better safe than sorry.
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  5829. That’s an old one.
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  5830. Only if it was literal and not figurative.
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  5831. I don’t even know where to begin with that crazy nonsense.
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  5832. anime eyes are here
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  5833.  @InternetLaser  “ Current evidence points to” is uselessly vague statement. What kind of skills do these immigrants have that we can’t produce or at least can’t produce enough of? Sure an immigrant working as low cost labor is going to consume goods and services, but would they consume as much as an American, who would demand higher pay? Even if they do, is it worth displacing our own people?
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  5834.  @InternetLaser  even if I give you that someone from Mexico has to come to the US for their knowledge of Mexico’s ecology, not an American scientist doing expeditions and all the other stuff, that’s a minority of people coming to the US. Most people are low skilled. Even if there are only two options, there aren’t, I would much prefer investing in other countries, rather importing masses of people to be an underclass. Moving people from a poor country to a rich one doesn’t magically end poverty
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  5835.  @InternetLaser  wow, you’re full of crap. You complain about the example of yours I used to make my point rather than making an argument against my. Then you complain about the words I use to describe the ad hock system that has evolved to bring people into the US. You hold two incompatible ideas at the same time. How is a government supposed to tax people if they hold no control over the flow of people, capital, or goods? Moreover, why would people invest here if those things are so easy to move? Also, “economists estimate” is too vague to mean anything and basic bitch example of appeal to authority. Are those estimates of mass immigration or free trade?
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  5836. The question isn’t if it’s human. The question is does it constitute a person. Those are different things legally. There are trees and rivers that are legally persons. Nearly all people —I used to think all, but tiktok proved me wrong— people agree a baby is a person. However, how many people are really going to say a fertilized egg is a person if they had to chose between an embryo and a baby? So personhood starts somewhere between fertilization and being born. Now, were trying to figure out what stage of development makes a person?
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  5837. You haven’t actually invaded until you’ve got boots on the ground.
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  5838. I;m not saying some people don't break the rules; I'm saying that systems are already in place to deal with problem of fraternization and making a big deal out of is stupid. You're making a bigger deal out of a problem than it really is.
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  5839. @biggydx as soon as the the tea baggers take over
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  5840. It’s kinda hard to tell which socialist you’re talking about.
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  5841. @Puffigs No, just a very big hole in the ground where the city you lived in was.
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  5842. If there is a higher than average cancer rate around where you live, it has nothing to do with the lab’s reactors.
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  5843. @Chitown1911 sorry some people would really like to see that. thats why i said that
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  5844. My point was that those bases are there to suport US activities else where.
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  5845. Big metal boxes are pretty good at protecting from EMPs.
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  5846. He’s not an economist. He’s a geopolitical strategist
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  5847.  @Jm-dx9tl  so useless he predicted the Russian invasion of Ukraine years ago.
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  5848. Shinto closely fallowed by Buddhism.
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  5849. First, he said on of the best. Second, 262, because it was the first operational jet fighter, had a lot of problems.
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  5850. Even if their birth rate jumped by several times over night, they would still have the same problem. In the long run having more children is the answer, but in the short run they're going to have to bring people in from elsewhere and automate what they can.
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  5851. The US military has a long tradition of being exactly where the enemy thought they wouldn’t be.
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  5852. David Anderson: Your brain is more than a bag of chemicals /watch?v=D9xJl4S6NsM
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  5853. @melo15813 No, because it would cut the cash supie and damage the ecnomie even more.
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  5854. 1) get public support. This scenario happened in S. Korea, but nuclear had broad public support. Moon, the Korean president, had to keep building reactors or lose the election. 2) again public support. A lot of the red tape is from environmental groups browbeating the government into throwing up red tape. 3) please rephrase that because it’s not making much sense.
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  5855. you said rats i was asking how you got the 20 years thing but now you said that
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  5856.  Betatroll  by replacing coal with natural gas. It’s the same thing the US has been doing. The problem is that natural gas is the lesser of two evils when we have the opportunity for real good.
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  5857. wrong it is part of human nature we have studys that show it is not a choice in what sex you are for. if you teach your kids everyone can love who thay want then the world is better. I think you don't give kids the credit they should for being smart.
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  5858. Being dry is a problem of being frozen, not premade.
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  5859. Or you have a myopic understanding of reality.
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  5860. Cenk this is why they are fighting. The kkk are right wing nationalists kind of like the nazis. Westboro is are reggilious right wing group. The kkk wants the US to go back to when it was ok to kill someone with a different color skin and they want to keep some of the country's highest held ideals(like voting and only give to white people). Westboro just smply wants to remake the Us in to a state run by religion
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  5861.  @theairstig9164 The only other one is hydroelectric, but that’s very geographically limited
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  5862. Not for long with the way people are leaving for Texas.
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  5863. Yeah, just like Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan challenged the US, UK, and Soviets.
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  5864. @theabomation If you shoot them and they are no longer a danger to you (at least of little danger). Then you come back to finsh him off yes that makes you murderer.
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  5865. That’s just stupid.
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  5866. It’s stupid to be afraid of something too far way from you hurt you, particularly when it’s to the safest place on the planet and heavily controlled.
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  5867. most the time we say that stuff is that you say one thing and do the other. like i'm a nice guy the pray for someone to die when their sink. if you can't understand what your rules are and do what they say don't tell other to do them
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  5868. Economics and politics are different faces of the same thing.
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  5869. Wow, I need a shovel to clean up this bs. Off the bat you poison the well be calling Dr. Peterson a cult leader and the people fallowing him a cult. I can’t say I’ve watched everything from Dr. Peterson, but I have yet to see him use an appeal to authority. The closest I’ve seen is him telling people that he knows something because of decades of experience in clinical psychology.
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  5870. No, he took a test jump from about 19 miles in Febuary.
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  5871. You eveidently don't understand the dangers, so you're just fear mongering. Also, I'm a straight guy who hates "pretty boys" trying pawn shit to my, so I don't think he's right because I'm atracted to him, like you imply. The most dangerous thing here is your ignorance because you evidently know little to nothing.
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  5872. I'm sitting here trying to understand if you're troll or just that stupid.
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  5873. Guam is part of the US, not ruled over, and the people born there are full citizens.
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  5874. If Joe was your dad, you probably would too.
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  5875. When was the last time an incumbent president lost their party’s nomination?
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  5876. RemixedVoice, maybe you should see about typing in “rhetorical question” into google.
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  5877. I know next to nothing about programming, and I know your comparison between a vacuum and a self driving car is total bs.
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  5878. If you look at the bases in Germany and Okinawa you'll see that a lot are now air bases and hospitals.
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  5879.  @jlamm2223443  my point is that you’ve told think what he says is hate filled and conspiracy theories when they are neither.
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  5880. Everything is powered by some kind of fuel.
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  5881.  @opus2598  solar panels don’t just magically appear. We make them from materials we have to dig up, and many times more material than is needed for nuclear. To go fully renewable would have to use more copper than all known reserves.  China, by far the largest producer of solar panels, uses slave labor to make them. Solar produces 10 times the toxic waste.
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  5882. It’s just chunks of chicken in a can like tuna, and we have large parts of the country that food wasn’t easy to get fresh meat to, so we canned it. It also stores well.
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  5883. Yes, high speed rail needs to be express
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  5884. Everyone has know for decades that if you’re willing to destroy the ecosystem of a riger, you can get a lot of power from damming up a river. You’re country hasn’t proven anything other than it’s fine with massive ecological damage for the sake of having renewable power.
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  5885. Staring off with an ad hominem isn’t how you win arguments.
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  5886. You’re research on fission reactors is a bit lacking. One of the designs for the Aircraft Reactor Experiment (ARE) was a molten salt reactor. Molten salt reactors have a negative relationship between temperature and criticality. The same is true of fast breeder reactors. Oakridge and Idaho National labs have both done numerous tests where the operators of reactors have literally done nothing and the reactors have shut themselves off.
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  5887. There’s no point in ending the abuse of power if the abuser is still in power.
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  5888.  @Boberman286  peaceful and nonviolent are exactly the same thing. Moreover, how do you terrorize people without at least the threat of violence? The definition of terrorism has violence and the threat of violence in it. How is honking a horn a threat of violence?
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  5889.  @mil3k  My question was rhetorical. I was making the point that the Prussians didn’t want the Austrians in the German empire because they were the only other Germans who could challenge Prussia along with other conflicts like religion. Loyalty to your home state doesn’t change your ethnicity. German has some pretty big dialect differences, but so do a lot of languages. There are some old dialects of English that I can barely understand, granted their nearly all gone, but that’s not so different from German either.
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  5890. It's not that bad when you think about the fact Texas has 25+ million people living here, with a poplation big than many counrties we have top have a few nuts.
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  5891. Whole new vehicles. There’s been significant changes to the inside of the tank.
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  5892. @Mrmoc7 there are better ways of doing that but good idea
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  5893. You pathological liars are annoying
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  5894. The Trump administration is going what they can to remove the political blockage.
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  5895. Except it was his money. He used his own money to fund SpaceX and Tesla, and nearly went broke doing it.
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  5896. Come meet me on a bad day and see if it's real.
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  5897. When there’s a rule with an exception and an exception to the exception and an exception to the exception to the exception’s exception. Japanese (language) why are you like that.
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  5898. I hope you say the same thing about blood diamonds and cobalt.
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  5899. There’s these things called dictionaries. They tell you what words mean. You should try reading one some time
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  5900. You need to find better sources. A lot of your information is wrong or only true In situationally. Base-load is most of the electricity we use, and if we build for peak, we can use the extra power to do things like desalinating water on off hours. As for cost, that’s only with how the West is building PWRs. There are numerous other forms of reactors we can build faster and cheaper. We have 20 years of uranium if, and only if, we keep using the fuel the way we have. Fuel robs are 97% unused uranium, which can be reprocessed or use straight in some advanced reactors. In fact, with some reactors we already have thousands of year worth of fuel. There’s also seawater extraction. Reactors DO NOT explode! They also don’t leave areas uninhabitable if they fail. Fukushima was needlessly evacuated, which killed 1,600 people. Chernobyl is worse, but there are people who have lived is parts of the exclusion zone since immediate after the accident.
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  5901. American cities are a lot kore spread out than European cities, and despite the reputation, the US actually has low crime rates outside of a few very high crime areas.
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  5902. “There’s no such thing as bad publicity,” if true, isn’t for a lack of trying on behalf of the establishment. Also, the establishment hates Trump. He offends their sensibilities. He’s crass and doesn’t toe the line.
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  5903. Mars has plenty of water. On a large part of the planet all you have to do is dig a few inches to hit water ice. Fortunately, all the water and regolith that you just dug up all make great radiation shielding from solar storms, as well. Actually, living on the ocean floor is a lot harder because you have to bring in food, water (ironically), etc. while trying not to be crushed by crazy amounts of water on top of you habitat.
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  5904. People on Mars would be growing as much of their own food as they can. They can extract water from Mars and make oxygen from the Martian atmosphere or the water. Another thing they can make on Mars is fuel for vehicles to return people to Earth. Also, where are you getting that two year number from? It takes 6-8 months to get from Earth to Mars depending the trajectory you’re using.
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  5905. No one is going to deny Guam and other territories were annexed for strategic reasons. However, saying their political circumstances are deliberate shows you don’t understand how the US incorporates new territory.
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  5906. It doesn’t matter who supports you, facts are facts.
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  5907. We haven’t invented Skynet and the terminators yet.
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  5908. It goes way further back, all the way back to Malthus. There’s a reason it’s called malthusian
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  5909. Science tries to find the underling rules that form the patterns, and when there is something really there we can predict what's doing to happen, not an illusion.
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  5910. They did a few years ago
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  5911. @watermind he better have reason like low blood suger or something or he's screwed
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  5912. China isn’t going to kidnap an American citizen and his wife from the US over a fee words.
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  5913. The UK is slowly becoming a command economy, and it’s suffering the problems of one.
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  5914. Japan is not occupied.
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  5915. Everyone making fun of this are morons who don’t know how important space is. There’s billions of dollars satellites in space doing everything from weather tracking to communications. Protecting out space assets and denying our enemies the use of their in a war would be hugely important.
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  5916. Kyle, you’re wrong. There is special place in hell for Hillary, just not for this.
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  5917. why not black people or latinos too. its problem for all most every group in the US. the main problem is the food we eat and the work we do
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  5918. You’re only bad if you’re ancestry is from Northern Europe and select parts of Southern Europe
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  5919. @Snowgoon901 it give you some right that matter when you have kids or get hurt
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  5920. Yeah, I have an extremely superficial understanding of how it works, and I can tell Tfoot has no idea what he’s talking about.
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  5921. You try living in 104 (40)+ degree weather without them.
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  5922. No, wind and solar have massive maintenance costs.
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  5923. I don't think the tea baggers and the establishment republicans splitting is that unreasonable, particularly after recent even.
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  5924. Can Biden even remember his own name?
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  5925. @gedelgo now days most fertilizer is made from oil like gas and plastic are
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  5926. It’s there to make the place look authentic.
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  5927. I'm not a self hatting person. I embrace the English, Scottish, and other heritage as much as the Cherokee. Thank this reminded me I need to go and see a wedsite, so I can see what Scottish clan my mom's side of the family is from.
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  5928. Depleted means it's had most of the fissile isotopes removed make it useless for nuclear warheads. However, depleted uranium is used in some US anti-armor tank shells.
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  5929. There’s no good reason they wouldn’t join the US. The cultural differences between the US and Canada are smaller than the regional difference within both. Much pf Canadian identity is built around not being American. If that Canadian identity implodes, then all that’s left is the regional identities, which fallow geography rather than political borders. Also, they would probably want to able to make political and economic decisions from the inside rather than being dictated term to by the much more power US.
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  5930.  @monkeytime9851  the US collapsing, like the end of the world, has been much predicted and has yet to happen. My understanding is that the western provinces don’t have issues with being part of a bigger country. They have issues being ruled over by people who don’t represent their interests. If the joined the US they would be joining a block of states with similar interests
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  5931. i damn scary any one thinks like that guy trying to kill somthing to help people
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  5932. not for the TYT what they are doing is saying KFC need to do a better job in not exporting the bad stuff we have and have done for over a 100 years aqnd that what they said
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  5933. They should get more too, but NASA is the science flagship agancy
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  5934. I never understood how the Japanese came to that idea. Depending on how you define war, the US has only had 3 years of peace. Why do people think a country like that is just going to give up?
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  5935.  @jonreese7066  the British and French let the Germans have other people’s territory. Japan attack US territory directly and sank a large part of the Pacific fleet. What Japan did was the equivalent of Germany invading France and hoping the French would just let them have what ever they took. Again, how does the US looking the other way for one ship equate to attacking the fleet and occupying US territory? So what if Japan has never been invaded. The leadership knew full well they didn’t have the resources to fight the US. I’ll say it again, their entire plan was for a country that has almost been perpetually at war to just give up.
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  5936. The 2 million people who were out protesting a couple weeks ago.
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  5937.  @guillermoelnino  never said there weren’t going to be a few bumps.
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  5938. You clearly haven’t left your little area or watched many of Serpentza or ADV China videos.
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  5939. They probably couldn’t take Taiwan, let alone project power across the planet
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  5940. The curst is already filled with dangerous elements like arsenic, mercury, uranium, sodium, etc.
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  5941. This gets some of the history of Scotland wrong. The English, specifically the Kingdom of Northumbria, had settled parts of the lowlands before Gallic was introduced to Scotland.
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  5942. So Lotus is doing what Tesla have been doing for a decade.
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  5943. Civil partnerships give nothing close to all the rights and befits of marriage. Also, not being second class citizen band from a major cultural institution sounds like a big deal to me.
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  5944.  @saluteadezio7893  Kiev was the center of Kienven Rus culture from before 1,000, so Ukraine and Russia have a primordial connection. That being said, that’s no justification for Russia’s actions.
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  5945. As a Whovian I must aprove.
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  5946. No, it’s a scaled down AP-1000
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  5947. I'm sure they are working on making rape legal and after that make the girl have to marry the guy who rapped her.
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  5948. Having 200 million young people doesn’t mean much when you need 400 million to support the 400 who are going to be retiring soon.
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  5949. Forced vaccination is a violation of basic human rights. Wearing and uniform and certifications are not.
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  5950.  @briansharvill1794  1) those aren’t experimental. 2) you’re not under house arrest if you don’t get those.
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  5951. When 1/4 of the city is out protesting its hard to no block the road.
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  5952. It’s turtles all the way down
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  5953. I bet Baron Trump is more mature than she is.
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  5954. All the countries you mentioned are islands, so they aren’t under threat of invasion. Two of them only really got rich after the US secured the oceans for trade, and the third was the global hegemon before the US.
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  5955.  @anonygent  I’ve read, well watched, more than my fair share of history, and one thing that is sure is when you have an army invading, you don’t have the luxury of developing and deploying a sound economic philosophy. It also doesn’t hurt being able to get whatever resources you need from all over the world without worrying about how you’re going to defend your ships.
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  5956. All of the benefits people claim thorium reactors have are because of the FLTRs are molten salt reactors. Most small modular reactors are molten salt reactors
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  5957. Hillary reads as a narcissist, and embraces people in so far as they play into a narrative she thinks looks good.
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  5958. They’ll be locked in their cities with the electricity, food, and water shut off in days. Mercs aren’t going to be able to stop something that fast or even be hired.
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  5959. That’s ture, but you have to also consider that long weapons might not have the same space to move in a self defense context.
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  5960. California is governed by feelings, so with the long standing fear mongering, nuclear never had a chance.
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  5961. I think Master might be refrence to Dr. Who.
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  5962. No, the highest is 4-5%
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  5963.  @mrrolandlawrence  thank for starting off by explaining you don’t know what a demonstration is.
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  5964. The only isotopes of helium that are radioactive have half lives well under a second. Aslo, the isotopes made in reactors are the stable ones. So,you've got nothing to worry about, not even running out of helium for kids bollons.
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  5965. If I was a cop I'd wan to beat the shit out of them just formudding being a cop let alone for what they did to the guy and the saying it's part of the job.
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  5966. Only for the fossil fuel part.
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  5967. The US isn’t going to have a near peer after this decade.
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  5968.  @aachoocrony5754  my work is good. Most developing and developed countries are facing major demographic problems with quickly aging populations. The international trade system is collapsing as we speak. Only countries with the resources they need close by and the population to make and consume goods. The US is one of the few developed/developing with all of those, and it dwarfs the others in scale.
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  5969.  @aachoocrony5754  I do listen to plenty of other sources, and the ones with anything worth listening to generally agree with what Zeihan says. Lots of people are talking about the inevitable rise of China because they assume China is just going to keep growing. People were saying the same thing about Japan in the 80s. What they missed was Japan was on an S-curve of growth. China is clearly on an S-curve too, and their economy seems to have hit the upper plateau if not a downward trend. We’re seeing global trade breaking down right now. You can look up demographics without a problem, and Zeihan says, you don’t have an economy without people. That’s tautological. Everyone else just keeps arguing thing are just going to inexplicably stay the same without looking at other factors.
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  5970. Biden-flation says he doesn’t care about anyone not at the top.
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  5971. @UncontestedTruth Some people just want you to say what they want you too
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  5972. Sorry, you weren't fast enough.
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  5973. Generally, you only kill the ruling class when conquering a place, particularly when outnumbered 10-100 to 1. Also, all the genetic, archeological, and linguistic evidence points to Ukraine being the origin of Indo-Europeans.
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  5974. I know that, and that is why I wouldn't beat them even given the chance.
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  5975. That’s not the fault of nuclear. That’s mostly from outside pressure.
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  5976. So can obstructionism.
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  5977. We don’t need to keep it for millions of years. The longest lived transuranic has a half-life of 10,000 years, and after 10 half-lives it’s all decayed. So if we just dump it into the ground it would be there maybe 100,000 year. However, we’re not just going to leave in the ground. Spent fuel is an extremely valuable source of fuel for advanced reactors, and the waste from those has a 30 year half-life.
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  5978. This is the same line my mom, a high school science techer here in Texas, risks corssing all the time when her students ask her about this stuff, too.
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  5979. I think this study was done with new method than the others.
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  5980. I don’t see a Confederate States of America on a modern map.
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  5981.  @alessandrodelogu7931  we didn’t lose. We lost interest.
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  5982.  @davefranklyn7730  and my point is that the rebellion lost to the US.
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  5983.  @davefranklyn7730  secessionists are rather explicitly denouncing their status as Americans.
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  5984.  @davefranklyn7730  I was speaking about secessionists in all times, past, present, or future. Let’s take this step by step. Secessionists are implicitly denouncing their citizenship. Denouncing their citizenship makes them not Americans.
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  5985. Shoe, scientists have been reviving the dead for a while now.
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  5986. History and anime
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  5987. Rocket Lab launches from New Zealand, so a volcano launch site isn’t out of the question. And everyone thought Elon was the supervillain. Maybe Peter and Elon can have a contest for top supervillain.
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  5988.  @simongeard4824  I can’t see Elon doing that either. That’s part of the fun of who’s the top supervillain contest.
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  5989. There’s a difference between wanting someone new im charge and betraying your country.
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  5990.  @melissapinol7279  it’s not poetic. They were being literal. Gold is red. It’s just not as clear gold is red like copper, but it definitely has a red hue. Silver is white; we’ve just restricted the meaning of “white”.
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  5991. No people in th US are
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  5992. It’s hard to be over confident when the opposition is doing everything they to destroy their own chances.
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  5993. It’s clearly self defense. The media just hate Rittenhouse for political reasons.
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  5994. If we had a way that they'd only kill each other, it could be everyone else.
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  5995. What surreal universe did I just walk in to? Ted Cruz using Dr. Seuss, which stands for everything Cruz hates: trying new things, protecting the environment, not hatting people because the look different, etc..
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  5996. I like LEDs because they’re closer to sunlight in temperature.
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  5997. There are idiots who have been day tanks are outdated since the end of WW1
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  5998. The creation of civilization is part of what started war, and is part of why it has become so deadly.
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  5999. The wokeists make up at least 1/3 of the party, and that fraction is growing as moderates flee for the sane Republicans
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  6000.  @nadavgilboa5054  the work by hidden tribes of America estates that 8% of the US population are progressives. It’s common knowledge the Democrats and Republicans have each had about 30% of the voters for decades.
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  6001. The greens hate nuclear and have sabotaged it every way they can
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  6002. Well until the 80s both parties had liberal and conservative wings in them.
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  6003. Heating doesn’t add much. The big electricity users are industrial with half or more getting used there. Personal transportation makes up about 1/4 of global emissions in I remember right.
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  6004. Most of which is made from natural gas, and what is made from water takes much more energy to split the water than you get from burning it.
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  6005. No, it’s better to not be detected. He next best option is to not get hit.
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  6006.  @jammiedodger7040  do you know how hard it is to spot a plane at altitude by eye? I’ve lived near enough to a military and civilian joint use air port most of my life, and even giant cargo planes are dots.
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  6007.  @jammiedodger7040  stealth bombers can’t go supersonic, and fighters with super cruise drop to subsonic before getting to the engagement zone.
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  6008. If Bertrand Russell and Carl Sagan were stupid I don't think we have word for you because you missed the point both were making: People don't, and rightly so, don't believe in a teapot or dragon with evidence why should people believe in somthing with even less evidence. We all know teapots are real, and it's not so hard to send one flying around a planet. We have no evidence of any god(s), spirits, or the like, and making the universe is infintly hard than launching a teapot in to space.
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  6009. 1) Your pathetic attempt at insulting me really hurt me, and makes you right. 2) Like I told another guy the damn e didn't work.
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  6010. Because that doesn't work.
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  6011. Americans believe we can democratize everyone because we did it to Germany and Japan and put South Korea and Taiwan on the path to it. What most of my countrymen fail to understand is that Germany and Japan had populations who understood and wanted democracy. It also doesn’t help we hold on to our values so strongly that we’re willing to push through heaven and hell for them.
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  6012. When someone comes swerving into your lane, are you at flaunt for hitting them because you weren’t able to react fast enough to their erratic behavior or them for being erratic?
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  6013.  @LastTrueConservative-or4ps  I didn’t miss anything. You’re just an idiot. The base model of the Cybertruck is $50k after tax incentives, not the $100k. A fair comparison to the Cyberbeat model, the $100k Cybertruck model, is an F-150 Raptor.  To use your bad argument, I can buy two Cybertrucks for every Raptor a ton of more work done therefore the Cybertruck is clearly better.
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  6014. If you’re talking about Elon Musk, he hasn’t been part of PayPal in more than a decade.
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  6015. The banner was basicly acting like an ad giving exposure to one religion.
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  6016. How? They’re diametrically opposed.
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  6017.  @FutureAzA  SpaceX are using a proprietary alloy, but it’s a 300 series, which is a common family of stainless steel alloys. So there’s no reason SpaceX and Tesla shouldn’t use the same steel.
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  6018. I exaggerated to help make my point that people who have spent their lives simply being entertained are not going to start making complex expensive things like rockets but simply find new way to entertain themselves. Also I question if humans are ever going to live 300 to 400 year, but only time will tell.
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  6019.  @karatos  you’re making several mistakes. 1) You’re talking about now. I’m talking about the future. 2) You’re acting like all of NYC is downtown Manhattan. The outer burrows aren’t nearly as expensive, and there’s a surprising amount warehouse space available. Also, wheat and other grains are the absolute worst crops to grow in a vertical farm. Leafy greens other crops like tomatoes are much better suited to vertical farming and in some cities they’re already cost competitive. 3) I’m under no delusion that we’re going to have semiconductor fabs in every city. However, with the break down in international trade that’s already happening and improvements in manufacturing technology and energy are going to drive greater localization
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  6020. The USN is anything but dead and the Royal Navy is beginning to reassert itself even if smaller than it’s glory days.
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  6021. No, you're just ignorant. The president of Egypt was voted in by less than half of the population and started to change the Egyptian constitution without the consent of the majority of the population. I don't know if that's what you think democracy is, but that's sure as hell not what I call democracy.
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  6022. The spent fuel from naval ships is jut sealed up and put into storage like all other spent fuel. Fast breeder reactors can burn spent fuel, but no one has built one in decades.
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  6023. She could, but making her do so puts you in the running for asshole of the year. I have friend who was raped when we were in high school; would you make a 16 year old have a child with out her consent? If you would what the difference from that another felmale of any age?
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  6024. @DeadlyChinchilla The thing is you have to redistricte with changes in population. The part I don't understand is how has no one thought of a way to stop jerymandering.
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  6025. Marlo Ck, Twitter has been on of the worst offenders with their constant shadow banning and other shenanigans. Alot of people, myself included, were rather surprised by Twitter not joining in the banning of Infowars. Also, I was implying that SJWs are thin skinned imbeciles.
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  6026. This is his 4th or 5th kid
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  6027. Tesla are great at building batteries, but they’re orders of magnitudes off from the volume and cost need for battery backup to be viable.
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  6028.  @ChilledBacon  it is just the ok sign, and it’s the people who think the ok sign is racist who are stupid.
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  6029. @TheYoungTurks the uniforms that are being talked about around 4:40 are called dress blues
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  6030. One connected with minimal gearing to the rear axle.
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  6031. The sun is eventually coming to go red giant and strip away the Earth’s atmosphere and even oceans. Coronal mass ejections are a threat to civilization as we know it by destroying all electronics. Also, the constant UV radiation made Earth’s surface uninhabitable for billions of years. The heat of radioactive elements in the Earth’s core keeping the core hot and is what has stopped Earth from turning into Mars.
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  6032. That’s actually in the constitution. Also, it’s illegal under international law to make a person stateless, for what it’s worth.
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  6033. The human body is compltly rebuilt every seven years, so if the memories are old than seven years old.
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  6034. @jetli80 No, only insighting violence is not part of free speech
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  6035. @combatLaCarie Yes
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  6036. There’s a lot of raw materials on the moon, which are much easier to move to the rest of the solar system than if we tried sending them from Earth.
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  6037. We would have to remove trillions of tons to cause that.
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  6038. It’s real.
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  6039. I would say it's your brain that is fucked up because none of that is true.
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  6040. 126Km/h is 78.2 mph
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  6041. According to some people, stabbing someone without provocation or shooting a police officer
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  6042. Do you mean Greenpeace? They’re the only ones who have tried something like that.
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  6043.  @mischevious  I’ve found that everyone who talks themselves up lime you do has no idea what they’re talking about because they’re relying on their credentials to convince people, not knowledge. I don’t think you’re lying. Lying is a deliberate act of deception. You just don’t know what you’re talking about. You’re trying to redirect the subject from nuclear power to “the Earth is dying” is just proof of those points.
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  6044. 1) China’s economy is never going to over take the US’s. 2) China is boxed in by geography. 3) China has ruined their relationship with most of their neighbors.
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  6045. What’s hard simpletons like you to understand there’s not enough storage for that?
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  6046. Brad, never.
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  6047. If you’re parents are American and you’re born outside of the US you have until you’re 18 to claim your citizenship.
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  6048. Nio’s model is terrible. It will mean that the battery is always going to be dead weight.
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  6049.  @johnbrewer1430  Tesla and BYD are moving to building cars with structural battery packs, so the battery packs aren’t dead weight having to be supported by the frame.
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  6050. Their containment buildings can shrug off anything a terrorist could throw at them, but more importantly, they’re a terrible target. Terrorists attack easy targets with high casualties. Nuclear power plants are neither.
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  6051. Humans are a remarkably genetically homogenous species -as in, just one band of chimpthas more genetic diversity than all 7 billion humans-, so we might just be inbred compared to most other animals.
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  6052. High proof booze!
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  6053. How did the secret service let this happen. If there is stuff that only the pres uses it wouldn't be the hardest thing to plant some to kill him. I thought the job of secret service was to think of stuff like that.
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  6054. Clippers are actually pretty fast. They could easily up with modern cargo ships.
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  6055. You’re criticism basically is just that the Cybertruck can’t do things it was never intended to do. It’s clearly meant for the consumer pickup market, not the commercial truck. Although, I think it might be a strong competitor to camper vans.
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  6056.  @TerryPullen  you did criticize the Cybertruck, in the sense of a critical analysis, and that you’re analysis is vapid because it’s obviously not intended to be the things you listed with one exception.
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  6057. So, lot of people are willing fund things? That doesn''t automaticly fallow that people would fund what you're talking about and that the funding wouldn't be too diffuse for major project to get enough money. Are you really trying to call Nazi Germany a democratic nation?
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  6058. @wezhira2007 It might be that the amount of time they are looking at. If it's long enough a person can can be married more than once.
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  6059. Well you are helping pay for it unless you live in Frence. When a person is member of group, like a nation, that person may not agree with everything the group does but that person still has to suport the groups action. If you think something is wrong, change the minds of those around you; don't bitch about having to help pay for the groups actions.
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  6060. sabin97, we’re using English, and in English America means the US. If you want to us Spanish or French conventions, use those.
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  6061. Every girl gets a tentacle monster and every guy gets a harem of his choice?
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  6062. Just because you're a loser doesn't mean you have to go around the internet playing tough. What are you, 12? I've never seen an actual adult speak the way you do. I don't know what you problems are, but please take it elsewhere. You're just being annoying and making yourself look bad.
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  6063.  @jacobymcgowan1167  yes, but the Enterprise hasn’t. She’s not even finished.
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  6064. Looking for life and extending civilization to another world aren’t the obvious answers as to why?
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  6065. You give machines too much credit and humans too little. The probs we’ve sent to Mars are good, but a trained human could have done most of what they’ve done with a little bit of training and couple of tools. More complex science, like finding life, requires a human for the foreseeable future. Have you ever heard necessity is the mother of invention? People aren’t going to just sit around and say wouldn’t it just be dandy if we invented everything we need to build a colony on Mars for the fun of it?
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  6066. At the time they called it a turbo-supercharger
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  6067. Generally good but there are a couple problems. The first is that you strawmanned the argument against CO2 emissions. No one is saying it’s purely a pollutant. The argument is that too much of it throws the system out of balance. The second is greening isn’t necessarily a good thing. Trees growing in tundra, trapping more heat, and melting permafrost. Or like where I live, letting trees take over a natural grassland.
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  6068.  @ghostwolf117  the all the guns.
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  6069. You just seem to love the smell of your own farts and thinks they’re brilliant insights
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  6070. If you apply that same logic any other power source, and you get nearly 100% failure rate.
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  6071. Churchill was 1/2 American.
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  6072. Dude, it's both a embarrassing for those in charge, and tragic that this happened.
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  6073. @hitheresunshine It not as bad as you think everywhere in texas. It matters where and who you learn it from. Plez dont hate texas hate the stupid people who live in texas.
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  6074. Simpler, easier to produce with improved capabilities.
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  6075.  @saumyacow4435  only SpaceX know for sure, but my guess is that they’re too large to be stacked in the fairing like V1.
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  6076.  @saumyacow4435  size/shape and simplicity are completely unrelated qualities.
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  6077. Wow some parts of this just flew over your head at 30,000 feet.
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  6078. @jwar2002 So that means anyone who's had sex, poked by a drity needle, or some other way getting infected in the last 3 months shouldn't donte blood, got it. thanks for the info
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  6079. The ONLY people talking about banning all guns are morons like YOU!! You keep lying and forcing your crap down other people's throwts. So, the only person challenged here is you because you can not tell the difference between crap you make up and what in real.
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  6080. I know what the word province means. Also, province isn't a "british english" word it's just English that ogirnally came from French. But all of that is beside my point. My point was that we have subdivistions called states that work differently and are structured differently from any place called a province.
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  6081. Being from Texas, I enjoy well spiced food, but anyone who can’t enjoy a simple roast with vegetables doesn’t ac
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  6082.  @Argumemnon  How many rockets from the 60s were reusable? Substantially driving down costs is an accomplishment. Starship has had several test flight. We’re currently waiting for SpaceX to have enough raptor engines for an orbital test.
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  6083.  @Argumemnon  SpaceX started a competition, and even in the unlikely event SpaceX goes out of business, that competition isn’t just going to disappear. Rocket Lab just released the design of their new Neutron rocket, which will have a similar payload to the Falcon9, but it will be even more reusable.
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  6084. It looks like composite of all the other live action Batman movies.
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  6085. Mass rape and genocide are two things I’m happy to say I’m not good. My dispute with that you wrote is that you only use the most extreme form of total war as the definition.
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  6086. Said like someone who has never had a pet dog.
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  6087. @Jeff Mathias the problem is the batteries, and people have been trying to improve battery performance in the cold for decades
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  6088. how many sounds does cenk have?
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  6089. If we had the answers to those questions, we would already be colonizing space.
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  6090. If people had everything you want to know, people can quantify the risks and costs after which they can make a business plan around.
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  6091. Nice job of changing from to another agrument because your first one wasn't working. What that says to me is you dislike NASA for some irrational rason. Where the hell did you get come up with the fucking idea that I said democracy justifes mass murder? Two points: 1) it's not other people money; its the people money to be used as the people see fit, 2) NASA is not gamble. Yess there are riskes but every thing has riskes
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  6092. I think the premise of Lower Decks is good, but it looks like ever other cheap adult cartoon.
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  6093. i like the add it was funny
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  6094.  @darthutah6649  the last ~70 years show not many
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  6095. @martmcphly Have you seen topgear? If you have then I have to ask why would say his joke isn't to make jokes?
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  6096. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  6097. @InsufferablePrick123 No not really. She didn't say it was motivated anything like that.
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  6098. Ody Davies, can you not think of other reasons for selective enforcement? Maybe he doesn’t like Serena. Perhaps he was paid off. I can come up with a thousand other reasons if I want. However, you just jump to racism.
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  6099.  @ImJerkBoii  no, you have no ears because Trump clear said “sure” when asked if he denounces white supremacists.
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  6100. You're far from first.
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  6101. @bobino2468 traditions and customs are culture and importan to who we are. what we need are the right kind that premote good things
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  6102. Look up fear smile
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  6103. The chest bump thing is a form of intimadation. The guy was saying with his cation I'm bigger and stronger than you shut up and do what the fuck I say because i'm bigger and stromger than you.
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  6104. OZ mines a lot of uranium. Also, sea water extraction and thorium are options
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  6105. @bzes10 so we can rofl
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  6106. "unt" wus ist das?
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  6107. Hanford isn’t a nuclear power plant. It’s a military site
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  6108.  @lape2002  no, China and the US are very close in size.
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  6109.  @54032Zepol  it’s not a thin strip. It’s about a 1/3 of the country. That’s still a small area to fit over a billion people
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  6110.  @lape2002  I looked up several sources, and most of them put the US and China within 500k sqkm of each other. That’s about a 5% difference.
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  6111. Well, you have to know the tax system really well to dodge tax as well as Romney does.
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  6112. @hornetpalooza i disagree teachers are the people how help people become scentists
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  6113. Well I have to things to say to that: 1) if we stop wasting the huge amounts of electricity by being less wasteful and more efficient, we can get by on what we have, and 2) if one isn't good enough, new technologies might be working by that time.
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  6114. Wind and solar don’t solve the first problem because of their huge dependence on natural gas.
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  6115. China is going to be a champion of sucking, so no.
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  6116.  @johnpaulcross424  there’s a lot of good information in the video, but the conclusions have some issues. China’s demographics are going to have major problems before that, and the main reason China has seen the economic growth it has is because of the US providing security for trade. With the US retrenchment, China is going to have to look out for its own trade, and they live in a traditionally tough neighborhood.
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  6117. It’s like a cross between Idaho and Wisconsin.
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  6118. The moon has no atmosphere and less than 1/2 the gravity of Mars.
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  6119. What if you learned how a taunt works?
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  6120. Actually that's exactly what you do when you're calling someone's bluff. Have you ever trash talked in you life or even just seen it in a movie?
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  6121. 1) we have to make a working fusion reactor 2) it has to then be cheap and light enough to put into a rocket 3) it would still require propellant, just not fuel
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  6122. Those pipelines don’t provide anywhere near enough oul to supply China
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  6123. Texas has 30% the population of Germany with 1/2 the GDP of Germany. Our states are the equivalent of countries in the EU. We also have some advantages in terms of resources
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  6124. There are actually a few cases or sieges lasting years or even decades because the besieged were able resupply by sea
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  6125. They’re trying to give their massive over production of steel and concrete
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  6126. China’s GDP is already shrinking
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  6127. @sodadrinker89 i geuss i wasn't the only one thinking that
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  6128. If I was an officer, I wouldn’t want giant tanks of what’s basically vodka hanging around my ships either, but not because it’s dangerous in itself. Calling alcohol rocket fuel makes ig sound a lot more dangerous than it really is. Even RP1, which was used later, is just highly refined kerosene, like fuel used for jets on carriers.
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  6129. It's not a thing; it's an actiion. To comput mean the same thing as calculate, and it's what we get the word computer from.
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  6130. China can barely hold onto their own country.
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  6131. @newarksgreatest turks bad spelling
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  6132. The war in Ukraine has proven that a complete lie.
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  6133.  @SteveBakerIsHere  solar and wind are only viable with natural gas backup, which kind of proves you wrong already, and with natural gas mostly being found in conflict prone areas, the supply isn’t reliable enough to pretend you’re using solar and wind.
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  6134. Germanic cultures, and English culture in particular, highly value rights. Take right of way. It’s an ancient right that no one, not even the king, can stop you from proceeding on a road —there were some exemptions for parades and the like.
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  6135. Hey twit, economics is just one of many reasons for leaving.
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  6136. There aren’t enough starlink satellites in the right orbit to provide coverage to Taiwan
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  6137. Japan has been heavily influenced by China over the last two millennia, but that's not the same thing as getting everything you said from China.
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  6138. Coffee for brains, Japan has had a major road network for hundreds of years. If you're talking about more modern forms of transportation, Japan began operating its first rail road in 1872, and they later built their first modern highway in 1957, just a year after the US began building our interstate system.
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  6139. That idea is just stupid seeing as cities have larger populations than some states, so do you want to divide cities like NY, LA, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Philadelphia, San Diego, and San Antonio all of which have poplations larger than Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming. We can't just divide places up because poplation, and that why we have Senate.
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  6140. Maybe you should look at what you think is right and wrong because when a schizophrenic person suports what you do you really need to take a look at what you think
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  6141. The F-117 is a ground attack plane and should have been labeled as such.
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  6142.  @CliffordChang-v8c  I just said it wasn’t a fighter. It’s a ground attack aircraft like the A-10; although, they’re built at the exact opposite ends of how to build planes.
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  6143. It’s pot-ash, as in the the cooking vessel.
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  6144. Yes, Europe is passive and broken, not even responding to crisis
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  6145. Can we get the pitchforks and torches put yet?
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  6146. @Randomonious i'd say its more like hating eating
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  6147. The high end commercial solar panels are about 20% efficient. It’s against the laws of physics for them to even get 5 times more efficient. As for batteries, they’re already at energy densities on par with gas and explosives. We can’t really get much high density than that without nuclear reactions.
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  6148. You don't want to know the answer to that question.
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  6149. Or you can Google it, which would be much fast, or rewatch the video because they listed a few.
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  6150. Literally everything you wrote is a lie.
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  6151. Solar gets a lot more subsidies than nuclear.
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  6152. No, it lost that status after the Mexican revolution
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  6153. Rocket launches subject astronauts to fewer Gs, 3-5, than many rollercoasters. The reason astronauts have to be in near perfect health is the weird health effects microgravity has on the body and not being able to get medical attention.
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  6154. I say they have one only because they think they are doing the right thing, but you do have a point.
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  6155. Only creationists say we came from apes. Scientists know we are apes. Also, apes are subgroup of monkeys.
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  6156.  @marksmanmerc1  apes are very obviously a sub-clade of old world monkeys
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  6157. After taming Godzilla, you could lease him out to the US military or turn him into an amusement park ride. Either way it would worth billions of dollars!
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  6158.  @thedreadpiratewesley2301  that really depends on the exact circumstances.
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  6159.  @jamiemcaloon5548  the subs Australia just agreed to buy are attack subs. Attack subs don’t have the launch tubes for ballistic missiles, so Australia would have to buy new boomer subs or use land based systems.
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  6160.  @The_Desert_Tiger  true, but that’s a rather limited capability.
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  6161. The dude who married his grade school teacher trying to play adult is cute. Also, one of the ten largest economies on Earth is never going to be irrelevant.
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  6162. I’m not sure Biden is the worst. Wilson, Polk, and Clay set up WW2 and Civil War respectively.
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  6163. It's all god as long as noone is unjustly hating on a form of music
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  6164. Americans used to classify everyone who was olive skinned as non-white. About 100 years ago Italians were viewed the same way Latinos are now. The only real difference is the constant immigration from Latin America has limited integration.
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  6165.  @gunproofgrandad  We don’t really use that terminology anymore because that was mostly about groups being partially integrated. The only group that still has a large minimally integrated population are Latinos.
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  6166. @MsCatracha17 Sorry but that doesn't work. We learn that fact by teen pregnancies in states like my home of Texas where all they do is say just that.
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  6167. Tesla have released multiple videos of crash testing
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  6168. That’s 500-,1000 years later.
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  6169. Most SMRs are MSRs. The reason MSRs have shorter lived waste is because they’re able to burn the fuel completely. Solid fuel rods get damaged over time from the different physical properties of the of the elements created in the reaction. The main problem is xenon being gas likes to expand. MSRs not having solid fuel doesn’t have to worry about damaging fuel rods.
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  6170. People were simply not exposed to enough radiation to have tens of thousands of people killed from Chernobyl. The math simply doesn’t work even while we’re using a model that exaggerates the danger of radiation.
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  6171. I'm from Texas and I vaction in hell because hell is cooler in the summer than Texas is.
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  6172. The engine is pressure fed. The internal pressure will keep the fuel and oxidizer from sloshing, not to mention the tanks will be nearly full when the engine starts.
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  6173. I have to disagree with you on which type of carrier to build. If you’re fighting a war of attrition and have a much larger industrial capacity, it’s worth having a larger strike capacity because you can replace loses while you’re enemy is taking loses they can’t replace as readily. On the other side, if you’re the side with less industrial capacity, you can’t afford to take loses, so ships that are more likely to survive are a must.
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  6174. Being anti-business isn’t a limited to a county. Your entire state government hates business.
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  6175. You’re forgetting that we cook or food. Cooking makes food, particularly plants, easier to digest. We have the smallest guts relative to our bodies of any animal, including carnivores.
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  6176. Most latinos are of majority European ancestry. The dividing line on who is “white” is a question of if you identify with the Northern European culture of the US of the Southern European culture of Latin America.
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  6177. That's your fult
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  6178. I wouldn’t say it’s like the difference between doing calculus by hand vs calculator because that’s exactly what it was. The only difference was how primitive the calculator was.
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  6179. Only people who had no idea what they were talking about said it couldn’t happen.
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  6180. Solar causes 6 times the number of deaths per unit of energy produced as nuclear. Solar and wind actually cheaper either when you take into account things like batteries for storing electricity to use during downtime.
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  6181. It’s horrible because saving millions of lives every year and having accidents that kill no one and barely effect the environment is a bad thing.
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  6182. Biden’s entire career can be defined by failing up. Under Trump we neither started nor joined a new war and the economy was the best it’s been since the 90s. Under Biden Russia invaded Ukraine, and we’ve been supporting the Ukrainians as a proxy. And don’t get me started on the economy.
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  6183.  @Newbmann  Russia is actually pretty weak compared to the US and China. Russia has said they’ll just nuke China if they invade Russia’s eastern territory. The Chinese have also pissed Russia off with stealing technology. I think India would be happy to just buying technology from Russia, while they give China a cold shoulder.
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  6184.  @gregscott1672  in what universe?
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  6185. Night ya stupid fuck.
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  6186. No, Tfoot is just wrong. He makes some major errors. I think part of it is his personal animosity towards Elon Musk, and he tends to just take what is given as what must be.
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  6187. It’s not “even with Biden”. Biden is the most corrupt president in the last century and corrupting the system more.
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  6188. It’s called a lucky shot for a reason. You would be amazed by how many fights have been won by golden bbs.
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  6189. Argentina has nearly as good a geography, and their government has done everything thing they can to destroy their economy. Argentina is still a middle income country because their geography is so good even their monumental blunders can only hurt them so bad. Anywhere with a lesser advantage would be a failed state.
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  6190. @bluefootedpig hormones aren't genetic. they tell your body in part what to do and when to.like a chem nervous system. no it wouldn't be a brith defect. because you come out with no imparement of mind or body.
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  6191. Only Anna (gaged) and Kim.
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  6192. @Newkya The donior doesn't have a face after but I don't think a dead guy cares if he has a face. When they do this kind of major transplant they use boby parts from people who have just died. It's like being an organ doner just different body parts.
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  6193.  @davidrenton  a huge part of the problem were the royal governors. Most of the heavy handed tactics that pissed off the colonists were from the royal governors. That doesn’t absolve parliament of their mistakes like not giving the colonies a seat.
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  6194.  @davidrenton  it’s not about how bad they were treated compared to those in Britain; it’s that their rights as Englishmen weren’t being respected.
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  6195.  @baldieman64  as terrible as the mass extinctions were, the acted as clearing functions that allowed newer and often more complex and intelligent species to evolve.
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  6196.  @baldieman64  I’m including avians in the animals who were able to expand because their larger cousins were killed off. Do you think birds would be where they are while the pterosaurs were still flying around?
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  6197. Republics are representative democracies.
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  6198. @doritos180 Brainwashing
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  6199. They sell cars is how they’re in business.
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  6200. Thanks for showing why polls and newspapers should be ignored.
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  6201.  @owenorourke2527  it’s just your stupidity hurting my head.
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  6202. One more penny
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  6203. 1) she’s wrong that it’s not economically viable 2) if we want something to be adopted it has to provide more value than it costs because you’re going to run out of extra cash some time
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  6204.  @ottertvmtg6229  there are plenty of of private schools, not to mention all the other educational services.
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  6205.  @clarkkent9080  even if some states are pro-nuclear, nuclear is regulated at the federal level, and the NRC is extremely anti-nuclear. Also, there are many anti-nuclear organizations with local chapters in states that file law suits to slow down and cost projects money. In South Korea, where there’s legitimate institutional support for nuclear, they can build a plant for $3-4 billion.
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  6206.  @clarkkent9080  1) don’t use quotation marks unless you’re actually quoting the person. 2) when paraphrasing, don’t strawman people and are lying. Regulators being against the industry they’re regulation doesn’t mean they have the legal power to wholesale stop it. Why do you think the AP 1000, an American design, was built in a different country first if not for difficulties in getting the NRC to approve it? Ok, you gave an example of incompetence. How do you explain the other $10 billion over where SK? Also, if you want people to be good at what they do, they need practice, which is impossible with the NRC and others blocking construction of nuclear power plants.
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  6207.  @clarkkent9080  it’s not a conspiracy theory. When the NRC replaced the AEC, the number of approvals for new nuclear reactors instantly dropped to almost nothing. A former head of the NRC is an anti-nuclear activist. If the regulatory environment is actively hostile to nuclear, of course, no company is going consider it.
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  6208.  @clarkkent9080  You’re confusing permission for new builds with finishing what has already been started.  Jaczko isn’t the problem with the NRC. He’s the exemplar for it. Thanks for disproving your previous point about Republicans loving nuclear. They’re just neutral.
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  6209.  @clarkkent9080  how do operating permits make the NRC more pro-nuclear? Nuclear clearly makes money in other countries, so it’s not that companies can’t make nuclear work. It has to be something about the US that makes nuclear uneconomic. The clear answer is the NRC.
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  6210.  @clarkkent9080  the CEO said people fucked up and cost the company a billion dollars. He didn’t say nuclear was flawed. Yes, logic is a conspiracy theory to stupid people. I never said nuclear is dead in the US. I said there forces working against it.
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  6211.  @clarkkent9080  thanks for the excellent examples of the strawman fallacy. The NRC being anti-nuclear and companies being incompetent aren’t mutually exclusive. Terrapower have a deal to build reactors at a defunct coal plant.
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  6212.  @clarkkent9080  yes, the EPA and NRC make mining, refining, and refining low enriched uranium such a paid in the ass it’s been easier to buy it off the Russians. Yes, a test reactor is being built because that’s part of the process. Also, it’s normal for prototypes go over budget and time
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  6213. This isn’t privatization. This is licensing people to take enemy ships.
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  6214. No, China, the state, is ~70 years old. The civilization of the Han has repeatedly consolidated on state and then broken up. The current state isn’t looking so good, but the Han people will definitely be a thing for a long time to come.
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  6215. Yes, Russia, China, Japan, the Philippines, Iran, Tajikistan, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and many, many all have common interest.
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  6216.    Australia and New Zealand are not part of Asia, even if they are in the same region as some Asian countries. We don’t consider North Africa part of Europe even though it’s part of the Mediterranean region. It terms of land mass Russia is definitely an Asian country, but in terms of culture and where it looks too, Russia is European.
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  6217. Nuclear has the smallest total footprint and has an average capacity factor of 94%
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  6218. I personaly feel that gun-rights activists think Boondock Saints is real life.
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  6219. It made 303MW or 3MW gain
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  6220. @ejp93 An african american person who is working agianst rights and betterment of african americans. uncle ruckus from the boondocks is one
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  6221. Biden is handing out checks and printing money. That’s exactly what leftists do.
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  6222. That’s a plug bayonet for a tank
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  6223. It’s not the public. It’s a the cultists of the “green” cult will browbeat everyone into using coal, so they have great evil to fight and keep themselves relevant, rather than actually solving problems.
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  6224. You can make every prediction you want, but renewables don’t work. Every place that’s tried has only made their electricity expensive and unreliable. Just like with communism, it’s not going to work this time either, regardless of whatever model you’ve got
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  6225. I’d rather have an interrupter than defector plates.
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  6226. The US is still the leading innovator, but it’s hard to make your investment back when someone steals your technology.
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  6227. Dawson Toulouse, panthers just weren’t common. Having a few upgunned Shermans worked with the few big cats that they ran across. Tank destroyers were supposed to be a reactionary force for counter attacking breakthroughs. In reality they were used more as artillery. However, neither role was offensive attacks against tanks. Medium tanks were infantry support tanks.
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  6228. No you stupid fool; you keep looking at it from the wrong view. You are lookingat it like people are consciously driven by passing on their genes, but they are driven by other things that help them pass their genes on.
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  6229. You missed my whole point. Jellies simply can't have fun. Also, jellies don't shock people; they sting people with these little barb like things.
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  6230. Lord Lima Bean, I said what was untrue. I’m guessing what you mean what makes it untrue. Well that’s a number of things. The first is what happens when you run out of battery storage? What happens when people are forced out of using electricity when they can’t afford the costs? What’s going to happen to the billions of solar panels and millions wind turbines when they need replacement?
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  6231. John Turner, turning seawater in synthetic fuel is great idea, but I would be better just to use nuclear power to make it because it just saves the headaches of dealing with solar or wind.
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  6232. Because you see the world from a European perspective. The US has lost interest in the world outside of a few countries, and we’re retrenching our system around those few countries.
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  6233. @rabidfox1 sorry but Jefferson and Franklin were deists not chirstians. it looks like when ever someone says the word god you think it means the one from the bible.
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  6234. Even if ever car was electric, they we barely make a dent in the amount that needs stored.
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  6235. LexkMichlmArsch, that’s not what I’m talking about. it’s bad enough to cause vomiting and even kill in some cases.
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  6236. LeckMichlmArsch, I already told I’m not talking about brain freeze. I’m talking about heat shock. Brain freeze is discomfort. Heat shock is dangerous. In the summer where I’m from room temp is 26C. I’m talking about 10C or below. Something that feels cold in the hand.
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  6237. LeckMichlmArsch, heat shock is what happens when your body enters a state of shock cased by heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Sipping cool water is fine, but chugging cold water is going to cause vomiting. Trust me, I’ve done it a fee times from not being carful.
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  6238. LeckMichlmArsch, did you go blind when I explained what I mean by cold a few comments back? Did I use an anecdote? Yes, to better relate the medical advice that’s common knowledge, at least where I live, to you.
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  6239. LeckMichlmArsch, I know the symptoms of heat exhaustion, vomiting being only of them I had, and it is fact that, when suffering from heat exhaustion, drinking cold water is bad for the body by triggering the shock response. As for water poisoning, I wasn’t drinking anymore than I normally do. You know that you’re sophistry is really fucking annoying, right? I defined what I meant by cold, and for all practical purposes that’s all that matters.
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  6240. LeckMichlmArsch, I’m not contradicting myself. You’re just a moron who can’t tell the difference between how you drink something and how much you drink. You’re right that I’m not medical professional, but in the summer here in Texas when you’re outside being active, you get this stuff beat into your head.
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  6241. ICBMs are great for fighting the nuclear apocalypse, but for more mundane stuff like anti-pirate patrols and making sure a country doesn’t invade their neighbors, conventional militaries are important.
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  6242. It has been
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  6243. What you're saying make literally no sense.
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  6244. No, it’s the most feudalistic. It turns the owners of large plantations into the most powerful people in society.
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  6245. The point is to use what is mined in space in space.
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  6246. You were good until you started talking about radiation. Naturally accruing isotopes of uranium just aren’t radioactive active enough to do anything like what you’re talking about.
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  6247. My eyes are bleeding from the stupidity of what I just read.
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  6248. That “radioactive residue” is thorium, which is harmless unless you spend years breathing it in as dust.
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  6249. I’ve actually played a number of perfect games against an AI.
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  6250. @davetoepfer Those things aren't the problem. The problem is that he broke the rules of what he satdns for. If a guy is a member of a politcal party that's for equal rights and think's women and any other than white people shouldn't beable to vote that's a problem. It's just like this guy who's party fight agianst gay right's and he's gay.
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  6251. The US didn’t have the infrastructure to move heavy tanks by sea at the start of the war, main a lack of cranes with the needed lifting ability, and barely had any railcars, which were scattered all around the country, that could move a heavy tank. It wasn’t easy for the Ge, but they didn’t need a completely overhaul they’re system.
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  6252.  @Annihilated481  Elon has used it
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  6253. then don't ask stpuid thing you don't what people to tell you. people have a habit of not reading like i just showed
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  6254. Even for normal person five days with out water could kill; dying from lack of water is even more likely if he was taking drugs. This really badly misstreating anyone.
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  6255. Don't forget above.
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  6256. Ironically, one of the best sources of tritium Re fission reactors, specifically ones using a lithium salt.
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  6257. @madammao its the auto play and only if you have google chrom or firefox from what i know
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  6258. @underdogBA they arn't too big to hide
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  6259. " I graduated in the top 5% of my University class in Geophysics. That's math, chemistry, physics and geology as majors along with astronomy, oceanography, and anthropology. After graduation I built my own business and retired when I hit the ripe old age of 29. Maybe you guys are well beyond my 120 IQ" I am Oz, the great and powerful. Who are you?! (big plum of fire) Who are you?!
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  6260. Hollywood won’t do it. It’s about a white guy, and it’s not about how religion sucks. It’s also inspirational instead of depressing and “gritty”.
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  6261.  @clarkkent9080  Great examples of how the Federal government and “environmentalists” screw everything.
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  6262. UAW has murdered American competitiveness.
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  6263. All of it.
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  6264.  @thatsaboat2882  what are you talking about? We’d be happy to take North (cold) Luisiana.
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  6265. Dude, that is a great answer.
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  6266. @mlbfan3 i agree but i go after all who don't think logicaly
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  6267. Try 1 year. He’s probably going to be impeached next year.
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  6268. stop fucking lieing
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  6269. And does a lot of other stuff along with his day job.
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  6270. You're trolling a little too hard.
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  6271. You’re conflating religious faith for trust. Western societies are high trust, but not religious
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  6272. Keith Anderson, over all your points are right, but there are a couple that need to be addressed. The first is not being able to return. That’s just not true. We are more than capable of building a vehicle that can make to Earth from Mars, and making it easier is the fact we can use insitu resources to make the fuel for the return flight. Now the second point being the casualties. I don’t doubt there will be at least a few deaths from some kind of accident. However, I question how many deaths there will actually be.
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  6273. Like I keep tell your stupid ass, Obama hasn't been doing the same shit to get that reaction. Fair is giving everyone what them earn, not giving everyone the same, and Repblicans have done a hell of a lot more to yelled at for.
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  6274. It depends on where you’re talking about shaving.
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  6275. He started out that way then found out that wasn’t going to work, so he started working with his neighbors who would supply the food he couldn’t.
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  6276. China isn’t that rich. Even if they were, how would they be able to take all the food in the US? What good are cheap goods to sell if there isn’t anyone to buy them?
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  6277. @camelCaseFTW "Companies and religious people can be such babies..." Of course they are. How would they stay around if they weren't
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  6278. They’re revamping for fighting in environments armor can’t get to, let alone be effective.
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  6279. The Romans invaded what’s not Scotland and even controlled part of it.
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  6280. You've got point but you need to remember that people like Billo are fear driven, so when they were imprinted with dear from an early age it really took.
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  6281. Turnout was low because everyone knew Trump was going to win and terrible whether
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  6282. Kyle had a rifle per the law.
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  6283. The thing is assault weapons, clips, and military style/type weapons are what those things are; it's calling a spade a spade. What the others guys are doing is words that are less directly realted to the topic to stire people up.
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  6284. ​ @themsjamieshow  1) Rittenhouse had every right to carry the rifle 2) no he didn’t 3) It’s not the fault of the guy with the gun you were stupid enough to bring a knife to a gun fight 4) this is a free country. People can go were the live for whatever reason they like 6) the rioters who attacked Rittenhouse were the ones looking for trouble
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  6285. Nein, macht schnell
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  6286. Just welcome them in or they’ll be violent.
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  6287. @Ejwoods08 That's because it's his Bush. perry and Bush sound the same.
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  6288. @Genaro Scala true, but even they had experience with machines.
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  6289.  @wpatrickw2012  no, there were a lot of other things besides factory work
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  6290.  @tiagodagostini  and that’s exactly what was needed to operate and maintain
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  6291.  @some_random_guy_lol  You completely misunderstand the point being made. This isn’t about specialized knowledge about the specifics of how ships work. This is about having at least basic competency when operating machines. If take a Japanese farm boy how is lucky to have seen a car more than a couple of times then tell him start single piston water pump; he’s going to have no idea what he’s doing. Tell an American farm boy, who’s been working with the family tractor and car since he was old enough to help his dad; he’s going to no problem starting a simple pump. That also allows training to focus on more advanced things specific to ships.
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  6292.  @andersed1  yes, in poor places in the South and Appalachia people were still using animals, but by the 1930s most farmers had tractors.
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  6293.  @JosephSarabia  having running water and electricity has no bearing on having a tracker.
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  6294.  @wardmicko1251  He was talking about guys from rural areas that most likely grew up on a farm. In the in the 1930s nearly all farms were family owned and most had a tractor and maybe a car. The US was miles ahead of everyone in development of machinery for farming and other area, and it clearly shows.
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  6295.  @wardmicko1251  All irrelevant. 70% of farms had tractors and a similar number had cars, which means the majority had experience with interal combustion engines. Please just shut up about the exceptions. Also, tractors often came before electricity, so please stop being fixated on it.
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  6296.  @wardmicko1251  I’m not offended; I’m annoyed at your stupidity. I was correcting Drachs on a specific point, and you’re trying to disprove my point with a minority. American farm boys, even those who didn’t have a car or tractor on the farm, were far more familiar with machinery than the video says.
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  6297.  @rorykeegan1895  no, you don’t understand what modern means. “Modern technology” in this context means things like internal combustion engines, not what we consider up to date technology.
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  6298. Yeah, those Teslas and SpaceX rockets are all fancy CGI.
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  6299. Solar is a waste of time until we’re building a Dyson swarm, and I’ve only ever seen people who hate the man dismayed at Musk doing something
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  6300.  @ghoch3 A single family home isn’t a example for the entire grid
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  6301.  @ghoch3  I said it’s a waste of time. The time and money used on solar could have been used on more reliable sources of power.
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  6302. Early June next year largest invasion force ever assembled formed of US, Canadian, and British forces begin invasion to retake France.
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  6303. @MrLewisTan This would be more like a company in Mexico is found to be a cover for drug smugling and the guy who owns the company has a company in the US and we ask if that one should be looked in to as well. The question is if he did it over there what to stop him from doing it over here?
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  6304. If you only get the clories with little mass you can still be hungry. I've seen energy bars that are about an inch square with 435 calories, and if you at two of those you'd have more than 850 calories and be hungry.
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  6305. @nilbud different levels of government
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  6306. You do know that many standards are capped with a spear head, right? It’s part of the martial history of flags. Also, using the constitutional mechanisms to challenge what you feel was an unlawful election is the exact opposite of antidemocratic.
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  6307. Sorry, you're thrid.
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  6308. it varies a lot.
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  6309. Socialism is the logical extreme of the Enlightenment, so it’s not surprising
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  6310. I’m all for driving fossil fuels out of business with the market, and we have the means to do it. However, the Democrats are fixed on doing it the dumbest, most counterproductive way possible. Nuclear is the future.
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  6311. Troll or racist? I'm not sure which.
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  6312. Points 2 and 3 are signs of how bad off China is, not a sign of strength.
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  6313. Yuo got anything better than name calling?
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  6314. @richardaberdeen well you just meet some one who can call you on that ants have a very simple rule sets for making things that we with all the tech we have would find very hard. how they group the young is kind of cool. a video by cdk007 called "The Origin of the Brain" and look at how the 4 cells work together in a simple system to make a choice. so you can say if given you nothing i gave you one you can look up here on yt meaning your statment of nothing is simply wrong
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  6315. The only reason they would win is numbers.
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  6316. They have been for a long time
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  6317. Tsunadere are going to tsunadere
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  6318.  @fushisu  yes, I don’t know were the a came from
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  6319. @angryaznman What's wrong with occupy wall street? Also we have a high crime rate to the fact that some of the laws are outdated and we can inforce them, so if we improve a little it will drop big time.
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  6320. Unfortunately, the US has a long history of deadly riots, but they’ve never lead to more than destroying a neighborhood or two permanently. It’s not good, hardly a sign of an impending civil war.
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  6321. To most of these people even if it's just one cell with human DNA it's a baby and destroying it is murder.
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  6322. fl00fydragon, you are exactly the reason why nothing is going to get fixed. The technology your advocating isn’t going to fix the problem, and taking people’s stuff isn’t going to kake you any friends in the places you need them.
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  6323. Nageva, you are an idiot who is going to kill millions, if not billions, if you get your way.
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  6324. Nageva, I welcome your cringe because that means I’m doing something right.
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  6325. T.R. Plume, the USSR was as communist as a country can be. Just because the reality of a communist state doesn’t match the utopian ideal, doesn’t make it any less communist. While I’m not in favor of unregulated markets, capitalism is the only system that offers solutions.
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  6326. T.R. Plume, can’t act like an adult, can you? The funny part is you presuming I watch/read Fox News or Breightbart when I kind of miss the old days when I could distain them for being nothing but partisan hacks. The only people talking about “unfettered” capitalism are communists. Even ancaps believe that the natural self correction in markets is going to control the markets. You make a lot of bold, I would even say hyperbolic, statements, but you don’t even give basic reasoning for what you assert. Come back when you’ve got a real point.
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  6327. Duck-boots are meant for walking through puddles, not standing in ankle high water for 1/2 an hour.
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  6328. You’ll be waiting a very long time
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  6329. The hostage is dead.
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  6330. @mahyarmohaghegh no wire
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  6331. How is China going to buy Taiwan when they’re going to be poor?
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  6332. There are people in Russia who still believe in communism even after living through the fall of the Soviet Union
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  6333. are in a padded room or were you brianwashed because every thing you said he and others lied about is true if you would stop liveing on fox news you mit get some real news
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  6334. @rmcdaniel423 i kind of know the felling. you shouldn't have to do that. what i wasing isn't that i doesn't happen
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  6335.  @commonsenseskeptic  there’s a lot more than PWRs. There are liquid metal cooled, salt cooled, helium cooled, and other schemes that don’t use coolants, and all of which are much lighter. They’re a lot lighter because they don’t operate at high pressure. I personally think molten salt reactors are the best option. They can produce both electricity and heat (industrial and habitation). I doubt that by the time there’s a million people on Mars they’re going to be getting reactors from Earth. Another reason I like MSRs is because they don’t need specially engineered pressure vessels. They’re going to be making all or at least most of them on Mars with a few specialty parts from Earth. What the fuck do you mean by power cell? There’s lots of different meanings to it. Which one are you using? Solar?
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  6336. And the pres start the F-35 years before he came in to office. It's really cool how he invented time tarvel.
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  6337. With a good pan it shouldn’t be a problem.
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  6338.  @Greguk444  I’m telling you at best that’s peak and the rest of the time it’s natural gas being labeled wind and solar
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  6339. Sounds like China needs to learn how to build a federal republic.
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  6340. Plenty of times with control demolitions.
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  6341.  @user-je1qb7nv6f  clam your overly excitable ass down. I was just saying your absolute statement is wrong.
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  6342.  @user-je1qb7nv6f  “ ‘building blow up and no one gets hurt’ has that ever, actually been the case in any building?” You gave no conditions.
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  6343. Europe has a short memory. They’re in the middle of creating the fourth German Empire.
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  6344. I don’t mean to compare the EU to Nazi Germany. I mean to compare it to the Holy Roman Empire. Although, when you’ve got Verhofstadt talking about being an “empire of the good”, one must wonder.
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  6345. @fl00dsm0k3 and other people don't work hard if not harder for their money. the rich pay 1/2 the taxes everyoe else does. is it fair or right when the people who can pay pay less than the people who can't
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  6346. If they’d left the reactors running it wouldn’t have been a problem either. As for location, the plant was the only place it really could have been.
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  6347. The movie just put a a white-wash of fascism on top of democratic system.
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  6348. Prove what you say to be true with little agrument and you used the wrong form of there; it's there not their.
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  6349. Because they didn’t have the technology to properly use the advantages.
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  6350. This is the volgbrother, part of nerdfighteria where the giant squid of anger doesn't show up much.
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  6351. @xtynct didn't you get the point of this talk any can be
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  6352. No one talking about cutting off trade with other countries. Also, with the Chinese interference in Australia’s interal affaires, the Aussies aren’t too happy with China.
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  6353. There’s a naturalistic fallacy going on. They believe we evolved to eat plants and that plants are healthier to eat. They also think meat production is doing a lot more environmental damage than it is.
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  6354. Our politicians haven’t even started physically fighting yet
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  6355. I know that. That's why have a problem with the crapy food being cheaper than the healthy food.
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  6356. Those suits would probably just get lumped into on big suit for convenience of the court.
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  6357. Yeah, Canada does seem to be going the environmental fascist route.
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  6358. @jxsilicon9 But that's to far to move they have to make it here and they are so kind as to let the rest of enjoy what they're making.
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  6359. Unreliable sources like solar and wind are never going to replace reliable ones.
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  6360.  @Richard_is_cool  No amount of research is going to make the wind blow or the sun shine.
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  6361. North Korea's nukes barly work and their rockets work even less well than their nukes do. Even my cousin who's stationed in South Korea is likely more than safe. Finally North Korea's only friend, China, would likely turn to the US's side because China's economic needs us buying stuff from China.
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  6362. You’re second point makes no sense. If a minority group wants to be considered mainstream, why would they be upset that people in the majority are starting to pickup parts of their culture?
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  6363. That doesn’t change a damn thing. You don’t get to complain about being part of a subculture then complain about your subculture going mainstream. I’m a metalhead, and i find it annoying when people who don’t listen to heavy metal wear band shirts. However, I don’t care about heavy metal going mainstream.
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  6364. All I’m doing is pointing out a logical inconsistency in your argument.
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  6365. Afraid it will make you look bad?
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  6366.  @EnvyTheRealest  If I had a Tesla, I would love to buy Tesla insurance for the discount from being safer cars.
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  6367. In WW2 the British came up with a crazy plan to dose Hitler with estrogen. They dropped the idea being too crazy. I’ll just say that that is coming from people who used candy as part of detonator for an underwater mine.
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  6368. @4EMF its not the tech thats the probelm its how WE use it. Change the people not the stuff
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  6369. tazepat001, you have to store it to sell it and power vehicles. You can’t just have a hose connected to every car pumping hydrogen into them constantly as it’s being made and used.
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  6370.  @andreiarama8745  so, you only use water when it rains for cooking, washing, drinking, etc. because it’s free, right?
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  6371. This is what happens when we stake our future on hopes and dreams (wind and solar) rather than real solutions like nuclear.
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  6372. Plants have done fine for hundreds of millions of years before humans started put excess CO2 into the air.
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  6373. We provided security and allowed our allies to sell their goods in our markets so they could be prosperous, and only asked our allies to do what allies are supposed to do, fight along side us.
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  6374. The EC is a bureaucratic mess, and UK left because of a cultural conflict between the English majority and the continental Europe.
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  6375. offten most people in one group are the other too
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  6376. That’s a trick question. Air is a liquid.
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  6377. genius and insanity: a fine line between them, also docters haven't called people insane for a very long time.
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  6378.  @onlyonewhyphy  no, oxen are work animals. A steers is a castrated bull.
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  6379. do you get what you said the nazts were nationalists not socialistes learn some history hittler and stallin where major enemies they hated eacg other
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  6380. Nuclear power plants regularly ride out earthquakes and hurricanes, and just as often, they’re the only power source that’s still working. The only thing close to terrorist attacks on nuclear power plants have been done groups like Green Peace because real terrorists are either smart enough to know that damaging reactors sitting inside containment buildings is nearly impossible or too stupid to try.
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  6381. I guess you missed what happened in the Gulf war where Russian built tanks got destroyed in the hundreds.
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  6382. My Great-grandma has had one built in her since the 80s. Although, I don’t know how much actual use it got.
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  6383. That stat is total bs. We have thousands of years worth of uranium floating in the oceans
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  6384. damn it i don't have the right
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  6385. Most Americans are their descendants, at least in a small part. These people are the ancestors of the English, French, Germans, Swedes, Danes, etc.
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  6386. Tim, and accidental discharge and an accidental shooting are two different things.
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  6387. Small birds are a delicacy in parts of China, and they have no problem just taking.
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  6388. Generation 3+ and beyond have inherent safety systems, so unless the laws of physics stop working, they will fail safely and not breach containment.
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  6389. There’s a difference between being on the left being a leftist. You can’t be a leftist and liberal because leftist thinking is totalitarian.
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  6390.  @SashedPotato  no, everywhere ancomism it tried one of two things happens: (1) they get taken over, (2) it devolves into the totalitarian shit shows we all know.
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  6391.  @judah1841  they get taken over because they’re a disorganized mess that invites criminality. Eventually, one of the local governments will get pissed off because of the crime and take it over. Look up kowloon walled city. It got the British and China to work together.
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  6392.  @SashedPotato  just because ancom areas get killed off before they go totalitarian, doesn’t mean the ideology isn’t totalitarian.
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  6393.  @SashedPotato  the no true scotsman fallacy shows it head.
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  6394. What happens when some general decides he wants to set up his own feifdom but doesn’t have the means to put him down?
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  6395. But were talking about between the fall of Rome and the Norman conquest
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  6396. Dark blues were rare, and dyes used in paint are often different from the ones used with fabric.
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  6397. No just a thinking and informed 14 year old, but that in this day is as good as being a genius
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  6398. India wasn’t a settler colony, so, while it does have some shared history, it is culturall and linguistically distinct from other former colonies. There’s also economic problems. India has a lot of very poor people and some of the craziest regulatory standards in the world.
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  6399. Come on we can get past the 10,000 mark!
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  6400. I wouldn't say they just listen to what TV says. A lot of people know very little of politcs, and the leaves they open to the few things they see that are mostly lies or something.
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  6401. You already can.
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  6402. When the constitution was written they didn't include books, esays, or news papers either.
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  6403. I think you mean the rioters who attacked Rittenhouse
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  6404. RTGs have a very low power output. 100 Watts of electricity is fine for a prob, but just isn’t enough for maned missions.
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  6405. Out of the successful countries and region, all but one is does a lot of overseas trade to make up for their lack of resources. That requires a certain kind of favorable geography of its own for being located on trade routes and having good ports.
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  6406. Christian Socialism wouldn’t have made any difference on colonialism. Countries started dropping them when they stopped serving their purpose. At the end of WW2 the US sat everybody around a big table and told them we would protect their trade from anywhere to anywhere, and if they didn’t play nice, they would get the hammer. In the environment all colonies are is expensive vanity projects.
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  6407. Then everyone can have their group band. Yea!
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  6408. Then why does Germany (heavily invested in renewables) have the high electricity costs in Europe, while France (3/4 of their electricity from nuclear) have some of the lowest?
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  6409. Had had isn’t a reduplication. It’s two usages next to each other.
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  6410. Well it might help you to find an answer if you used your ears because Cenk never said to stop dron stricks altogether.
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  6411. Europe are cutting themselves off from Russian natural gas. They’ve basically forced themselves to deindustrialize. That’s not something to celebrate
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  6412. Everyone who can ramp up production without fertilizer should and they’ll make tons.
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  6413. Firefighter have always been part of the government.
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  6414. Until they need our help.
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  6415. Akmal Ibrahim, the US made a big mistake there believing the people wanted peace and freedom when they wanted to kill each other over stupid shit like being from different tribes or religious sects. However, we have plenty of allies like Poland and Taiwan happy for our help against the local bully.
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  6416. Are you saying Elon is against the rule of law and math?
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  6417.  @mattevans4377  Nonces of AMerica Boy Love Advocates.
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  6418. @bamboo4tameshigiri THat hasn't stoped them before
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  6419. Particularly how AF was like originally
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  6420.  @cessnacitation-x  what’s wrong with association football?
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  6421. The US has no major external threats with the resources we need, so no matter the problems we have internally, we can work it out.
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  6422. From what I know Cenk thinks that religion is moronic and gets other wise rational people to do stupid and harmful things, but he's doesn't want to take away people's right to think what they will not matter how moronic it is.
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  6423. As many as it takes to run out of ammo.
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  6424. I thought this was a great idea before I even saw the video.
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  6425. There's a difference between music just being different and it all turning into an undifferentiated mass.
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  6426. If you compare them to people in the same genre, they're not all that different.
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  6427. Adele and Lady Gaga are again in different genres. Also, by point isn't that theere are no differences between them, but that they aren't nearly as different as music used to be.
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  6428. Motorcycle, motor vehicle
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  6429. I’m pretty sure he meant in the numbers we have today
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  6430. Those feminists are so funny at times.
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  6431. AR-15s aren’t assault rifles, and they were designed to be light and accurate. Killing a person is only one of the many things they can do. Also, a gun without bullets is as useful as a car without gas.
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  6432.  @porthmeor1  looks like I hit a nerve disproving you’re demonstrably false statements.
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  6433.  @porthmeor1  confession through projection
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  6434. Yeah, SpaceX haven’t improved rockets, Tesla haven’t improved electric cars, etc.
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  6435. AI has a come a long way, but it’s can only do so much.
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  6436. Never because you need Russian resources to build those turbines and solar panels
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  6437. China isn’t a superpower, and the Chinese housing market collaping right now and lockdowns are probably going to cause massive revolts
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  6438. No, it was a 3 or 4
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  6439. Going to renewables won’t change anything if it’s even possible to have 100% renewables as our energy source. Our only sensible option is nuclear.
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  6440. Until they can produce at night, it doesn’t really matter.
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  6441. It’s not in American political DNA to back down. You have to remember the US was founded by telling the king where he can put it.
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  6442. @DcEatsItsYoung I had a thought just like that.
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  6443. Do you think they don't calculate that in?
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  6444. He considers himself more in the line of Edison than Tesla.
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  6445. @JuanVoyce Something Cain said it trying to make fun uzbekistan when asked a question about uzbekistan
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  6446. Nuclear is faster to build than renewables. Although that’s kind of unfair because renewables will never be finished. Even the most optimistic studies say it would take 20 years to build out renewables. The average life expectancy of solar panels and wind turbines is less than 20 years. Do you know where the silica for PV panels comes from? It’s mining. The copper, tin, lead, oil etc used in renewables also has to be mined or drilled for, and there’s a lot more that needs to be extracted. The only reason we don’t have a storage facility is because of people like you blocking it. Although, that fuel won’t be sitting there unused for too long.
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  6447. Soft Brits.
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  6448. You’re forgetting a couple of things. The only state besides the 13 founding states that wasn’t a territory before becoming a state is West Virginia, and that’s entirely because of the circumstances it was created. Congress has had super majorities of of both parties, so parties might just make a new territory a state with their super majority.
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  6449. Well, you're asking for us to go back to a world than never was because the states were never sovereign or independent. Also,I don't think you want the states to have all the powers they used to have because the states were given the power to do some rather nasty things.
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  6450. This dumb fuck makes Gomer Pyle look like a Nobel laureate.
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  6451. We did that with the strips. At first the was to be a star and strip added to the flag from every new state added to the union.
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  6452. I always took it to mean oil as in petroleum.
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  6453. Back about 10 years ago I was in a car crash and hurt very badly. The only memory I have of being in the I was in a lot of pain, so I know it doesn't getting rid of all the pain. The reason I said that is beucase of the pain relief and morphines habit of putting people to sleep.
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  6454. They'd do great until they hit a South Korean armored unit.
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  6455. Yes, let’s destroy the grid and kill millions of people with solar. Also, car companies are already looking at shortages of lithium for batteries.
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  6456. You think wars that will kill millions is a good thing?
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  6457.  Guts  yeah, we told everyone else to play nice or else, and it’s the few places that didn’t listen that are get the stick from the US.
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  6458. she has every right to do it but is she low for doing it yes
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  6459. One more penny
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  6460. No, it's not. He's not making an agrument of only insults; he's making fun of you.
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  6461. @GMLSX weapons are tools of combate. Using tools and fighting well is a way for males to say i'm good mate. the car thing is status. having nice stuff sats i'm doing well and am good mate
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  6462. A cone
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  6463. 300mw. That’s where the 300 in the name comes from, like the AP1000 it’s based on
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  6464. I really do feel sorry for you, for thinking that sorry-ass shit makes you look like anything other than ass.
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  6465. No, that’s crashing and burning.
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  6466.  @jiaxiangchen6743  your counter factual understanding of history is a clear sign of a communist. The US got rich from industry because manufactured goods are worth more than agricultural goods. Now that I think of it, you also have a counter factual understanding of economics like a good communist.
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  6467.  @jaythrash8804  communism is fundamentally based on a misunderstanding of history and economics, and it leads them to saying stupid shit like the US got rich from slavery.
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  6468.  @jiaxiangchen6743  you need to work on your English comprehension. I didn’t say communism is a misunderstanding of history but based on a misunderstanding of it (and economics). The only thing you happened to get right was the definition of communism. The South was the only part of the US that had slavery. It was the poorest part of the country and still is to this day. Not only were plantations set up to produce low value goods, they wasted the most valuable part of human labor, intelligence. This is why the capitalist North beat the feudalistic South. Under capitalism the rich get richer and the poor get richer too. In China only people with connections to the CCP are rich, while 800 million people live just above absolute poverty. Under every communist government it’s always been to each according to his ability to brownnose, and from each his ability to have influence.
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  6469.  @SawChaser  who cares if IP is a economically advantageous? My property is my property. IP laws are there to delineate between when something is an individual’s property and when it’s a common. You know it’s really ironic that you say a person can’t assert something without evidence right before doing it yourself.
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  6470.  @SawChaser  try reading your own comment because your argument that IP is of dubious economic value is before your denouncing of unsupported assertions; therefore, it’s not the point I was talking about.
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  6471.  @SawChaser  you need to go back to school because you’re reading comprehension is shit.
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  6472.  @geoeconomics3067  China is never going to dominate Eurasia. They lack the man power and resources. I know the most populous country on Earth being short on people sounds strange, but because of the one-child-policy, China won’t have enough young people to support their elderly in the next decade. The resources problem is easier to understand. China simply doesn’t have nearly enough of somethings like oil, and other things like coal and iron ore, China’s reserves are low quality.
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  6473.  @geoeconomics3067  importing from Russia is still importing. If Russia has has enough of a reason to stop selling to China, China is screwed, and over land transport costs 5 to 10 times as much (depending on method) as by water. A billion senior citizens neither a work force nor an army make.
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  6474. no you're wrong we only want to be treated like other people if some other group that belive in say more that one god or in a dfferent one you'd say i don't want to see that and if you have an ad then we can have one too really simple my right = your rights
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  6475. That and the smallest tank unit is 5 tanks.
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  6476.  @cftyftyufyfuyfty  thanks for your input CNN.
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  6477. Somae times we need facts to inform our answers to questions or just to even get started thinking the question in the first place.
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  6478. The problem is that the two main parties have the money, in a world (poltics) were money is everything.
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  6479. "Employers should be free to have unions or not," Employers really shouldn't have much say over their employes are union members or not because that should be the employes chiose.
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  6480. Yes, we can just build sea ports inland away from the water.
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  6481. Unfortunately, Biden is protected by sovereign immunity
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  6482. Yeah, China built another ghost city. China has a bad problem of building things just to build things and artificially increase their GDP. Because it’s not organic growth, it’s it’s highly unstable. When the housing bubble pops, China’s economy is going to be a giant hole.
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  6483. Petitio, you should try out for the Olympic in mental gymnastics.
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  6484. Golden Warrior, I avoid the Twitter cesspool, but the tweets of her’s I’ve seen are more vitriolic than sarcastic.
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  6485. @rickelmonoggin where did you get your info and do you look at the new once every 6 months
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  6486. Keep living in CNN land.
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  6487.  @Cirithungul  being overly literal is a classic sign of being a citizen of CNN land. CNN land isn’t just CNN. It’s all of the corporate media.
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  6488.  @Cirithungul  you should look up
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  6489.  @Cirithungul  you should look up genericization
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  6490. I'm not pretending. My keys have to be pressed pretty hard to work right.
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  6491. i geuss cenk has one hot wife
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  6492. This is going to kill the little guys because platforms will now be liable for their infractions making them more of a liability than assect.
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  6493. A law getting passed doesn’t make it a good or just law. Only children are naive enough to believe that. It won’t be a bit harder. It’s going to be neigh impossible to upload any if you aren’t a major corporation. You’re talking about how this is great for the little guy, but this actually the entrenchment of the biggest players. If you’re so concerned about the guys making $10 a month off their music, why aren’t you concerned about the guy making their living from producing content. This law would kill channels that are about analyzing other works, commentary, or anything else that works under the fair use system now. We have to throw a bunch of people under the bus so some dude maybe makes a few more cents from music he’s obviously not living off of. That makes great sense.
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  6494. They don't even have enough rice to feed everyone in their country.
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  6495. 1st
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  6496. One thing, the guy's gay.
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  6497. You don’t have any kind of point. Communication isn’t near instantaneous, so what? It used to be ships would spend months, even years, at sea without communication. A 1/2 an hour delay is a mild hindrance.
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  6498. or sumo
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  6499. RTGs aren’t batteries or reactors.
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  6500. @xxicrimsonixx greedy stupid religious fuck up we put in to power in the govrnment
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  6501. The US population is about 1/2 the size of Europe.
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  6502. Life is complicated, so no.
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  6503. And creates bigger problems.
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  6504. Such as the ecological damage done to the rive system, lack of damable rivers.
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  6505. You’re right there’s always going to be some kind environmental impact, and we should use the least damaging source, which is one of the problems of pumped hydro electricity. Nuclear has a much smaller footprint than any other power source.
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  6506. One of the least is not the least, and when we have the option to use the least, we should use that over more damaging options. Furthermore, we have thousands of years worth of fuel already dug up if we use the right types of reactors. I wish we had gen. IV reactors, but for the time being, PWRs are the best power source we have. At best solar and others should be supplementary.
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  6507. No, the Americas and Australia are going to be fine. Europe is going to limb it’s way through. Asia and Africa are going to be horror shows
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  6508. I’m all for investment into other forms of transportation besides cars because I think a plurality of transportation options is the best for citizens. However, it’s turned into just hating cars.
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  6509. @instereovideos he said where he's from more than once in the vid
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  6510. A bunch of mainland Chinese lies. The only way you can consider this communist attempt at a power grab as part of reintegration is if you consider communism as part of Chinese culture.
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  6511. Trump isn’t a saint, but you’re all wrong about his motives. He’s got money and fame. What he wants is glory. The best way to do that is to lead the US to new hights of prosperity and lay low our nation’s enemies. The question is if Trump has the determination to really take on China, not just posturing.
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  6512. @GreatCalmness It's not in the least. You can go to almost any botscout (or former boyscout like me) or millary service member and ask them what it means.
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  6513. @bamboo4tameshigiri Fuck you. Gandi stud up to an empier in piece. MLK jr fought hate and violnce by walking. I think we can make some coporations behave
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  6514. When you only care about hurting your enemies, you don’t care what stick you beat them with.
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  6515. Unless this is a protest or something, it’s not protected under the 1st. Although, they’ve got other things they can challenge it on
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  6516.  @BASGuru1986  I didn’t say it was. Learn to read
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  6517.  @BASGuru1986  my point is that a business isn’t protected under the right of assembly, like a protest or other gathering is.
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  6518.  @BASGuru1986  to discuss their issues and/or organize so they csn address swid issues, not to conduct business.
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  6519.  @mrsith1402  that’s even more counter factual than saying batter back renewables can power the planet.
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  6520.  @mrsith1402  yes, it is.
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  6521. @Chitown1911 and wait for the blood bath when everyone on it has a gun
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  6522. With the gen. 4 reactors, meltdowns are impossible. The physics just allow it.
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  6523. @sgforlife88 Agnostic doesn't mean that. That is what deist means. Agnostic means you don't think there is a way to tell in there is or isn't a god or gods. If you can't use words right I wouldn't be calling people ignorant if I were you.
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  6524. No, there were ships with rocket launchers. In fact, there was even a US sub with some. However, they were unguided.
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  6525. When did we ever kneed oil?
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  6526. There are a number of studies comparing CO2 emissions from power sources, but they vary a lot.
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  6527. No, Biden is just corrupt.
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  6528.  @VaMarineOG  you are NOT my tsundere
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  6529. You’ve never felt how heavy some of those bags are. I’ve heard of women putting literal bricks in them.
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  6530. We would have to remove more mass from the moon that we have mind in all of human history.
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  6531. If you mean conservative as in keeping things the same as they’ve been, you’re right; they were conservative at all. If you mean conservative as simple and austere, they were definitely conservative.
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  6532. cenk you might be able to take over the republican party if you tryed
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  6533. People are working on developing less expensive.
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  6534. I think you’re translator is broken.
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  6535. They aren’t talking about BWRs. They’re talking about reactors like molten salt reactors that don’t need to be pressurized.
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  6536. This whole thing is stupid. Bans won’t work if EVs are an inferior option, and if EVs are better, bans are superfluous. The French being French about the Germans is just the extra stupid cherry on top
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  6537. The flaw isn't in the studies, but with how you've corroborated the studies. You do understand that one guys personal experience does not mean that the country is like that, right?
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  6538. That's a case ending, not a suffix.
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  6539. US farmers going to increase production, but the US can’t produce enough food to make up the difference. You have to remember that it’s not just losing wheat from Russia and Ukraine. Crop yields in large parts of the world are going to be lower because of the lack of fertilizer
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  6540. US farmers going to increase production, but the US can’t produce enough food to make up the difference. You have to remember that it’s not just losing wheat from Russia and Ukraine. Crop yields in large parts of the world are going to be lower because of the lack of fertilizer
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  6541. Minus that small part what part of that had to do with this case? Also, people should have the right to film crimnal acts and matter of public health regaurdless.
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  6542. IF you care about the amount of money spent on this you need to deal with the was in other part of the goernment that is more than the about $20 billion year buget NASA gets.
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  6543. Fossil fuel companies have done lot to keep the only viable alternative, nuclear, down, while proping up solar and wind because they’re never going to be able to compete.
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  6544. Once we take into account reprocessing spent fuel, sea water extraction, and alternate fuels, we have thousands of years worth of fuel. As for what to do with spent fuel, we reprocess it and throw anything we can use into a subduction fault in the ocean. The true wast will be under miles of radiation shielding while it’s getting dragged into the mantel. Currently light water reactors have a large up front cost, but in total they’re actually cheaper than renewables once you factor in other costs besides just building. However, new reactor designs would have even cheaper installation than renewables. Stop fucking conflating nuclear power with nuclear weapons. That’s just boldfaced lying.
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  6545. Am I the only one who thinks it's funny theypicked Athony Weiner to say he was showing off his weiner? (all pun ment) To me this is the gop logic. Who our bigest problem? Sen. Weiner! How's the best the best way to get him? Wait his names Weiner lets say he was showing off his weiner in public.
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  6546. Robin Hood is the quintessential English folk hero. He represents something that only the English (and now the English speaking countries and territories), holding leadership accountable. That’s why he’s so popular throughout history.
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  6547. The US is going to be the only place of relative calm. American power is going to be further entrenched
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  6548. Never said It wouldn't feel good for you just that you are missing out some amount of stimulation.
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  6549. Social science is tangential to his arguments.
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  6550. You obviously haven’t seen Boston Dynamics.
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  6551. We’re not limited to just Earth.
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  6552. The cartels have taken control avocado production in Mexico.
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  6553. Or a you live in a concrete building
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  6554. China is legitimately ahead in medium range ballistic missiles because the US and Russia had an agreement not to develop them. Moreover, the US doesn’t particularly need them because China has developed them as a way to keep US ships outside of range of China’s shore. The US doesn’t need that kind of defensive weapons.
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  6555. Hydrogen has too many problems.
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  6556. Be a good brainwashed minion doing the bidding the fossil fuel companies.
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  6557. @captainhennessey This will help us better understand living things and genetics. Is that not worth a persons time or is helping science improve not worth the time? This is just a chikens are a fun, useful, and easy animal to use.
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  6558. They already are
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  6559. You’re obviously one of those people who struggles with hypothetical, non-literal thinking.
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  6560. As much as this is going to hurt their ego, Russia just doesn’t matter to the US any more.
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  6561. How do you plan on extracting it or cooling it down? We know how to mine rock on a planet.
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  6562. @SheilaQuinnoctavia2 This is why we need educaton because they have no idea of what they are talking about
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  6563. @hassleoffa I care I don't want another deep water horizen
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  6564. With all nuclear you would have a clean reliable electrical grid. With renewables and batteries you’re going to have massive brownouts with people dying. The book Roadmap to Nowhere takes an in-depth look at what the US would need to power itself with nuclear and renewables. It would take at least 3.5 times as much money to power the US using renewables than nuclear. I’m sure that would hold true in Oz too.
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  6565. 1) you give the US too much credit. We don’t have any kind of coherent plans. 2) you give the EU way too many credit. Most Americans don’t even know the EU exists.
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  6566. @endauthority Americans aren't lazy. The big problem in US schools are the poltions who think they know what needs to be done then fuck eveything up
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  6567. The only invasion y'all will being to the US is like the 60s British Invasion
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  6568. But they’re all even worse.
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  6569. We can use thorium in our current reactors. It won’t make them safer, and uranium won’t make gen. 4 reactors less safe.
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  6570. He’s planning on only sub-orbital flights
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  6571. Falling of roofs, electrical problems.
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  6572. Imagine a cargo ship with a 5” gun. 1st mate: Cpt. we have Somali pirates coming at us Loud bang Cpt.: what pirates?
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  6573. The only terrorists who have ever attacked a nuclear power plant were environmentalists connected to Greenpeace, and all the did was drop a firework on the roof of one of the buildings.
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  6574.  @gallectee6032  it won’t happen. Nuclear containment buildings can withstand even a jet crashing into them. Even militaries will have a hard time breaking one open.
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  6575. Take your collectivist thinking to North Korea where it belongs.
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  6576. @halcyon0830 don't foreget the ass too
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  6577. No, it’s a good plan. It’s a lot harder to say no when something is already do.
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  6578. MLK was a Republican.
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  6579. Castle Bravo was pure science. It’s just the scientists didn’t know lithium7 would fuse along with the hydrogen, which is why the explosion was 5 times larger than expected.
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  6580. Finland is part of Scandinavia.
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  6581. That makes no sense. Those are all arbitrary, and some are even harder than getting to Mars.
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  6582. The Model T, the first mass produced automobile and second best selling of all time, was basically an SUV, so the idea that SUVs are a new invention is just wrong.
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  6583. If you don’t want me to hit you, just do everything I say.
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  6584. Considering no one died from the radiation, it’s not hard.
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  6585. I think you mean authoritarian. Authoritative means with expertise.
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  6586. When he says respect should be earned, he means admiration should be earned. When he says respect here he means consideration.
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  6587. I hope that's joke.
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  6588. The people who support nuclear are often engineers and scientists in relevant fields. Renewables are mostly supported by activists and know-nothings. You’re clearly a know-nothing.
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  6589. The builder is one of the most important archetypes in the American mythos, and the ad is calling to that archetype. By calling on this archetype they’re trying to create a unifying message. Several years back there was a show called the Men Who Built America which focused on business magnates of the late 1800s and early 1900s, one of whom was a financier.
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  6590. No, people who know enough about this subject to know where Tfoot got stuff really wrong.
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  6591. One's previous actions does not excuse one's later actions.
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  6592. North Korea threatens the use of nuclear weapons and has not once or twice but dozens of occasions done things that could be considered an act of war against the US and allies, but we're the aggressor?
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  6593. Capitalism and communism are mortal enemies bound to fight by their very nature, and some people think it would have been better to have fought it out at the end of the war, rather than the proxy wars and other shenanigans of the Cold War.
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  6594.  @schmetterling4477  all lies. Germany and California have gone all in on renewables. Germany has the highest energy costs in Europe, and California has by far the highest in the US. France, which gets 75% of their electricity from nuclear has the lowest prices in Europe. Nuclear is extremely cheap to run. All of the reactor shut downs in ghe US and Germany have been for political, not economic, reasons. Moreover because of what’s happening in Ukraine, many European countries are looking to move away from natural gas, which is the backup for renewables, and the UK just announced the other they’re new plan to build a bunch of nuclear plants in the next 15 years. CIVILIAN nuclear power plants DON’T make weapons grade materials. The entire architecture of a electricity generation reactor is wrong for making plutonium. Making plutonium requires unclad uranium and a light toasting for lack of a better word instead of a full burn.
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  6595.  @schmetterling4477  I thought you’d at least defend your position a little, but maybe you’ll actually learn something
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  6596.  @schmetterling4477  what are you talking about? We already established your the one spreading bs.
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  6597. That was actually pretty normal before WW1. The competition between the British and Russians was even called the Great Game.
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  6598. Pumped hydro is cheap, but only works some places. Have you ever been to Kansas? I have, and they don’t have many hills, let alone mountains. Even where I live, there are a lot of steep hills, but they’re not large enough for a reservoir. There’s also water availability problems in dry climates. Telling people they’re just going to have to freeze to death isn’t going to go over well.
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  6599. Stop lying. Go to 0:23 and you'll clearly see that the guy makes the first move.
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  6600.  @dalefewkes  talk to the millions of people choking on smog
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  6601. cool early comment
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  6602. The police don’t need a warrant to look at public webpages.
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  6603. By the X-15, but the point is that this is private with passengers.
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  6604.  @djscrawny1565  that’s like dismissing a new car because the Model-T basically had the technology.
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  6605.  @metaknight115  compared to lighter 16” shells, they might have had been pretty close, but compared to mark 8 super heavies, which were nearly as good as Yamato’s 18” ap arounds, it wasn’t a contest.
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  6606. You’re confusing the west with the US. His predictions for most of Europe aren’t so great for them.
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  6607. If you think Americans are abrupt with our farewells on the phone, Russians just hangup on you.
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  6608. At the rate they’re going, we wouldn’t even lose one county. Even after 1,000 years with the worst possible numbers, we wouldn’t even lose an area the size of Texas
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  6609. This is a helium cooled design.
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  6610. “Fuck it; we’ll do it live!”
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  6611. Nope, renewables were never going to work, and they’re double dead now because Russia is the largest supplier of many key resources needed for renewables. History is going to show nuclear was alway the smartest option
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  6612. I've got no problems with that.
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  6613. A protest in Canada and all you can think about is Trump? You need some professional help with that TDS.
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  6614.  @jimboblordofeskimos  China has 5 allies —several only nominally so—, and most of their neighbors hate them.
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  6615. I kind of wish I could vote for him for MEP.
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  6616. @yeno34 they store power for at night and times like that
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  6617. China has always been authoritarian, and its not going to change anytime soon.
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  6618. Confession through projection.
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  6619. You saw a bunch of lies.
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  6620. Germany has gone all in on renewables.
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  6621. Part of why the Normandy invasion worked is because the Germans thought there were only a couple places the Allies could invade by. The Germans never thought the Allies would bring their own harbor with them. However, I doubt China has that kind of crazy option.
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  6622. Considering the cost of ticket would be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, you’re life would have to be going pretty well to make it to Mars. There are things besides comfort that people want. Some people want adventure and challenge. Some want to do things that no one ever done before.
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  6623. At some basic level most everything has a poltical element, and people find the polical element and bring it to the front.
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  6624. They might have thought she was dealing in prescriptions.
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  6625. @DrClaw77 because he's a troll
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  6626. @zn4rf But it wouldn't be nature it would be us humans for the most part!
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  6627. Just use nuclear. It’s cheaper, easier, and less polluting than that mess of a plan.
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  6628. He missed a couple rounds.
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  6629. Right for the most part. The part you get wrong is that even worst nuclear accidents are far less severe than fossil fuels.
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  6630. Taking on new challenges is worthwhile end in itself. To grow humans have to be challenged, but in the West we have no real challenges left. Mars is the challenge we need.
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  6631. You clearly don’t know much about this topic. In a ranking of the most hospitable places in the solar system the Earth is a clear winner, but Mars is a solid second. Mars has important resources the moon doesn’t have, not that I’m against setting up bases on the moon along with Mars. In fact, there’s something like an 80% overlap between the technology needed for the moon and Mars. Speaking of technology, Mars has all the resources needed to make methane for fuel, which is why SpaceX’s raptor engine uses methane. As for danger, everything worth doing has risks. Even things that aren’t worth much have life and death risks. How many foot ball players have their lives significantly shortened or killed because people want to be entertained? Exploring and then colonizing Mars is worth a lot more than see some guys trying to get a ball from one side of a field to another.
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  6632. You should learn how to read properly. I wrote that Mars is the second most hospitable place in the solar system. I know for someone with an IQ below 70 it’s hard to understand the difference between that and Mars being a nice place for people to live. You’re low IQ also explains why you I think I don’t care about safety because I think if we’re going to risk people’s lives we should do it doing something important.
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  6633. ReconissanceMa, thanks for further proving my point that you’re stupid. If you don’t want to be hit harder, don’t make your argument about how intelligent the other person is.
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  6634. Thanks for proving more and more you have nothing of use to say.
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  6635. No, if anyone is lying here it's you.
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  6636. that was cool
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  6637. Please say you live in California.
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  6638. @nilbud Responding to Mr. crazy would just make him talk more. so ignoring someone is being afraid. when did the rules change from not giving a dame about what the fuck a sutpid person is doing is fear and not think this is nuts
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  6639. The only time the US negotiates for peace is when the other side is giving up.
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  6640. Not with the shit China has been trying to pull in Oz.
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  6641. It’s ironic you’re complaining about someone not knowing about what they’re talking about. There’s not enough lithium in the world to build. There’s also the conversion loses.
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  6642. Usage is growing rapidly, and if you want to use batteries for grid storage, it’s going to grow even more. As for recycling, we don’t have a process that leaves the lithium pure enough for batteries.
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  6643. TYT openly says they are progressive.
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  6644. FSD is still in beta testing, and it’s going to be level 4 autonomous when it’s ready for general release.
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  6645. Good thing the new reactor designs don’t require human intervention
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  6646.  @clarkkent9080  no, molten salt, liquid metal, helium cooled, and gen. 3+ light water reactors, are all passively safe and will not have a loss of coolant or anything else
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  6647.  @clarkkent9080  when did I argue that nuclear needs passive safety to be safe? Yes, the US regulatory environment has made building nuclear plants hard and expensive. What does that have to do with safety? There other companies like X-energy. They just don’t get a lot of attention because their goal is to build reactors for industrial heat.
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  6648.  @clarkkent9080  My dad has over 20 years of experience as a commercial building inspector, and so I know about shit people try pulling. However, that doesn’t turn what in South Korea is a 5 year project into a 20 year project. That takes multi year lawsuits and regulations were construction is basically stopped for months to years.
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  6649. Because to it's worse to attack someone over something you can't prove them've done than to attack someone for something you can't prove they've done
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  6650. well she just gave us the answer to the rose question
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  6651.  @robertbrown1778  I was wrong. That’s a lot worse.
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  6652. The Soviets had a very different idea of reliability.
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  6653. @dEdGrimley all the prezs in the cold war did that. they have a bridge in germany named after all the spy trades done on it
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  6654. We all should have to acount for our actions, and if he didn't do it then he should be left alone after the investigation.
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  6655. Reactors have no problem with earthquakes, even the Daiichi plant. Their reactors shut down without a problem. It was the back up power failing that was the problem.
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  6656.  @matthiuskoenig3378  having problems with how your government is running things is not being oppressed from the outside like you said. Also, Americans are a distinct group. Just because people who have joined our group were oppressed, doesn’t mean Americans as a group have been.
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  6657. If PBS had it's budget quadrupled then it would have about the same buget as NASA.
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  6658. Japan doesn’t have nuclear warheads, but they have the knowledge and experience to build one within months if they wanted to.
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  6659. Can we make breathing a “far right”?
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  6660. "how about we criminalize government?" That is some really stupid shit you just said.
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  6661. I’m not going to be feel ashamed for liking young, petite women because some pedos like to pretend they’re children.
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  6662. Wyoming is going build a new nuclear power plant on the site of an old coal plant.
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  6663. "I might be but you're stupid, so you don't what you're talking about" that's the best you've got? Also, I would say you have a case of projection, that's where you acuse other of doing what you're doing, with that last part.
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  6664. @icecool1065 hes filling in for a msnbc host
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  6665. @starwarsfreakgeek Most likely not. They are one civilation with one gorvenment and have had the means to kill them selfs off and haven't; unlike the 0 to 1 where that's all new.
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  6666. Rubin’s thing is interviews
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  6667. Religions have ever been something other than a cults?
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  6668. It’s an unholy alliance between “environmentalists” and NIMBYs.
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  6669. You can’t just ignore your cities being obliterated in an instant. The Soviets just made it impossible to ignore the Japanese were in no position to do anything but surrender.
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  6670. People keep telling Tf00t that, but he keeps repeating the nonsense
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  6671. Go take that some where else where religion is a related topic. P.S. I'm saying that to be nice.
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  6672. China is buying up everything they can because they were looking at having major short falls on their domestic production from the lockdowns and flooding. They’re also trying to rebuild their pig herds after having to cull over 100 million.
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  6673. Because we’re rich. As a percentage of GDP, the US spends a pretty average amount on our military.
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  6674. Thank you for showing everyone you’re one of those weak anxiety driven people
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  6675. That’s a funny joke
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  6676. In space having armor a mile or more thick isn't unreasonable, so the idea our nukes would do anything to an invading alien fleet is just wishful thinking. That's also assuming our weapons can even reach their ships.
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  6677. They talk about the emissions created by renewables is because people seem to think they just pop up like mushrooms. Batteries for as deficient as they are, are still the best energy storage option we have.
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  6678. When nuclear produces 1/10 the problem and people are always going on about it, yes, it’s fine to just mention the other sides problems.
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  6679. Chernobyl is actually a great case for how safe nuclear is. Even the legendary incompetence of the Soviets was only able to kill ~50 people. Fossil fuel accidents regularly kill more people. Also, a full scale deployment would incentivize development of either better reprocessing or new reactors that will burn the spent fuel we currently have. Those new reactors would also have major safety improvements on what’s already the safest form of power we have.
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  6680. There is not a single credible source that claims millions of people were effected by Chernobyl in any meaningful way. As for Fukushima, people are being hyper-vigilant and catching things that would have been unnoticed, most of which wouldn’t to any real harm. Nuclear isn’t a silver bullet, but it will by far be the biggest player if we want to replace fossil fuels. Also, ultra-safe, mass produced gen. 4 reactors is exactly what developing countries need. There’s a reason China is investing in nuclear after all.
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  6681. So is burning the sludge from the Saudis.
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  6682. Their population problems are worse than anybody’s.
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  6683. Another reason fuel rods get retired is because of the damage caused by the expansion from elements like Xe create by the fission process.
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  6684. @naturalpreservation i disagree some with that the world of the mind is made by the working of the brain and the brain is part of what we can test and study. it works like a computer and it program. the brain being the hardware and mind the software. the 3rd part being our "social world" that is akin to the network. It is how we carry ideas. from this we can find laws and rules of how it works and becomes what we know as the human experience. It may only work back words in understanding
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  6685. The headless chicken model.
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  6686. That’s how you get world wars. I don’t need to tell you how bad those are.
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  6687. The military has an ethics code that an affair could violate.
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  6688. it about $2.50 in texas
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  6689. And make the road more dangerous? No, we need more people using autopilot and FSD beta.
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  6690.  @iapetusmccool  true enough, but it’s easy enough to test the theories against each other. Even if you don’t understand the mechanism, you can still figure out the effects by trial and error. Moreover, germ theory wasn’t treated as just one of several possible theories. Many doctors were actively hostile to it.
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  6691.  @ezzovonachalm9815  thanks. I didn’t know about that.
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  6692. @MustardMan7321 The its in your headthing has be disproven for decades. part of why a person is gay is do to how their mother body reacted to a male in her body
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  6693. Jasc Random, access isn’t just tariffs. It’s common to subsidize an industry so they can sell at a lower price. Another is quotas. The EU just like to it’s protectionism.
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  6694. Jasc Random, only defense and agriculture get the kind of subsidies the EU gives, and the US doesn’t have quotas.
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  6695. Jasc Random, in the US we’re capitalists, not mercantilists. Mercantilism doesn’t improve consumer choice. It just protects the status quo.
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  6696. Jasc Random, yes, the US does some of the things the EU does, but not to the degree the EU does.
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  6697. Stephen Jenkins, Russia and China aren’t threats like the Soviets were, nor will they be. Both have major geographic issues along with short and long term economic issues, demographics being one of the biggest. I never said the US was doing it out of a sense of generosity. The deal was simple: the US gives NATO money in exchange for fighting WW3 in Europe. The system has only survived after the fall of the Soviet Union out of shear institutional momentum.
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  6698. erik2000, no we don’t. Our population is the youngest of the developed world and has a younger average age than Russia or China. We also don’t have a series of islands blocking us in, and our ports aren’t frozen in during winter.
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  6699. erik2000, who knows.
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  6700. Renewables don’t pay for a huge amount of real damage they do. Dams don’t pay for the ecological damage they do to river systems. Solar and wind aren’t paying to clean up cadmium in the soil in China from rare earth mining. All of the spent fuel in the world would fit into a football field, and gen. 4 reactors can reduce the volume and longevity of it by burning. Renewables don’t work, and if we want to stop using fossil fuels, the only option is nuclear. Also, renewables have gotten massive political and financial support from governments and other institutions around the world. You can’t run a factory with a few solar panels on the roof, and cities are going to be dependent on vast solar/wind. Germany and California have spent billions on batteries, and the each have about 1 minute of battery storage.
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  6701.  @kurtappley4550  A small country with 1/4 the population of the NYC metro, and how much heavy industry/mining?
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  6702. The Taliban has now said: We're scared of teen aged girls. Please, don't hurt us.
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  6703. Even most people who filter their water are doing it for taste or hardness.
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  6704. Starship is pretty cheap to build. It’s the raptor that was eating money and now starlink
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  6705. Jerrell Hill, I agree. I was just saying the point of the investigation was to see if he or someone close to him had benefited from his actions and if he did what he did to benefit himself of those close him, not just doing something that raises or lowers the price of his company’s stock.
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  6706.  @Wickedtingzz  yes, we’ve al heard that bs.
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  6707. @sagemakaiserxl you foregot that its enough to pay 60 for the rest of ther lifes
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  6708. Or the prosecution are just incompetent and your a conspiracy theorist.
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  6709. The guy in that talk says why using flys a an analogy better than I can, so go watch the video before you dismiss it. I have ADHD and, before I was hurt badly in car crash, I was very active as a kid, but that didn't help me to not be hyper. even back a few years ago when I was in martial arts training my ass off I would still get hyper.
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  6710. hed do a better job than palin almost anyone would
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  6711. Humans are among other things, economic agents, and when viewed through an economics lens, what else are we supposed to see people as? Also, more the more people we have the more resources we have access to. We need more people to think of new ways of turning raw materials into natural resources.
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  6712. It’s going to take millions of years for us to convert the entire mass of the Earth into something we’re using, and we’ll have long since expanded across the galaxy.
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  6713. It’s not optimism, just a track record.
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  6714.  @vaping-cat  no, if it’s blue and wet, the USN controls it, and the US doesn’t get any major resources from other countries. However, the US is the world’s largest food exporter, so a lot of countries are dependent on the US.
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  6715. @calimar28 india isn't doing great.they still have lots of poor people. did you not read what i said its equale parts.
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  6716. The Granny murder is exactly what we don’t need.
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  6717. The thing is they do have scientist with a PhD (if I remember what she said right) on staff.
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  6718. Anyone building or advocating for solar in Canada is not a serious person and should be laughed at
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  6719.  @thomasporter4949  wannabe mass murder then. I don’t know if that is better for him or not.
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  6720. No, it is well with in congress' power to regulate guns, but you would know that if you read the 2nd amendment.
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  6721. Why they did it doesn't matter at this time. What matters is what happened and what didn't happen. "why would they lie and say he committed suicide?" because they're stupid.
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  6722. Luiz Felipe, I think you’re missing the sarcasm I wrote that with.
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  6723. @DeepDuh what if you use parts from an animal that is going to eaten for food
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  6724. @politicalratfinder it because you are bat shit crazy
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  6725. What makes it hard to understand is that its not true. Go look up the law for yourself you fucking moron.
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  6726. Unless you put the word least in front of education.
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  6727. @atchisrj1 They get paid more by others a small group of people leaglely. Who would you lisen to more the guy who pays you more than the other guy or the guy who pays you less?
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  6728.  @andrewmorris483  but how much mass would you have to drop to stabilize something spinning at thousands of rpm vs a few dozen rpm at most?
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  6729. @ShaunDoesMusic sounding rockets are a completely different thing, but you’re right some have spin. There’s actually a fun story about how a sounding rocket nearly started WW3.
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  6730. Not having this would have just prolonged the war
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  6731. Japan couldn’t attack the West coast, let alone the East coast that had the major shipyards. Also, the American reaction to fear is to pull out a roughly appropriately sized gun and shot what ever spooked us until it’s dead a few times over.
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  6732.  @hazim1545  no, they couldn’t have. Raiding Pearl Harbor was the most the Japanese could do. Even the US required staging areas to shorten the distance between places in the Pacific.
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  6733. You've clearly never heard of tailing ponds and coal ash piles.
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  6734. All crime is a moral crime--even if you disagree with the morals behind the law, so by your standard there is no such thing as a "real crime."
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  6735. @Dreadnaught1985 The 600 some others where writen on the tablets by Moses too. The ten commandments are just the first ten of the over 600.
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  6736. Gen 4 reactors can burn spent fuel. In fact, some need material like spent fuel to start them.
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  6737. Thanks, for some reason my brain wasn't processing the last comment right. I don't know how much American cash Canadians normally carry on them or use, but trying to use Canadian in the US people are going to look at you funny.
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  6738. You site in the sludge from making solar panels and wind turbines then tell me they’re clean.
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  6739.  @CARambolagen  after it’s cooled off enough to be put in a cask, you wouldn’t even raise your risk of getting cancer
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  6740. Haven't you learned that TYt don't care who is doing what; TYT cares about whether what is being done is right or wrong.
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  6741. go JR
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  6742. One more penny
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  6743. Between naval fire support and man-portable weapons, make light tanks unnecessary.
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  6744.  @collinfrye9555  I understand what you meant. My point is that tanks fill a roll covered by other weapons in the kind of fighting predicted. Japan built the tank they need, and the US has built the tank our military needs. The trade offs Japan made for their tank aren’t the ones the US has to deal with.
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  6745. I only bring grammar up because it's painful for me to read comments with such bad grammar. I understand what you're trying to do is conflate two things that aren't equivalents in a poor try at contrasting things. If that's what your problem is then you should be happy to know that it's a fack problem. Also, if that your problem then you didn't agrue it that way, and the suden change feel a lot like you changing your agument just for other reasons.
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  6746. Sad part is they’re still more reliable than most progressive news sources.
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  6747. Tesla even tells you that you have to pay attention and correct for errors. Full Self Driving beta is better than autopilot, but even that tells people they have pay attention.
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  6748. Our current spent fuel stockpiles will make excellent fuel for the the MSRs being developed now, and the waste from those will only be around for 300 years but he safe in 150. The CO2 emissions are currently negligible, but will be even smaller once we have enough nuclear to use electric equipment or make synthetic fuel.
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  6749. The Democrats have been demonizing Republicans for three decades. This is nothing.
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  6750. If I remember the TYT network makes a million a year (now that TYT is on curnt that number is likely more) so they can't be making that much when you look at costs and everyone working there
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  6751. The Emus are a savage foe. He’s lucky to be alive.
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  6752. Tesla is the second most profitable car company on Earth.
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  6753. No, yes, and yes in a lot of cases.
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  6754. Where I’m from, I think people would shoot it.
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  6755. Starting numerous successful companies is getting lucky once?
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  6756. Zip2, X.com (which merged with PayPal), SpaceX are/were successful. Trying to make ideas work that have been floating around for decades isn’t stealing.
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  6757. I know my home state well enough to say they can get by with some crazy shit.
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  6758. Self defense end at the city limit of your town.
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  6759. Ja a person is really going to think " I think this might controversy later, so I'm not going to call the cops," instead of, " Oh shit I'm in danger I need to call the cops." I don't know about you but the first one doesn't sound like normal reaction to me.
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  6760. It’s nothing that interesting. It’s just a different branch of the football family
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  6761. The Southern dialect has a lot of archaic features.
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  6762. Trying to disarm someone is far less suicidal than giving the person a target to shot at without anyway to even try and defend yourself. Trust me I"m not saying either is a good idea but that out of the two fighting is the better.
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  6763. Tesla don’t make any more lemons than other car companies, and some bugs are to he expected in a frequently updated beta. Tesla has no real competition. They build a car in 1/3 the time as BMW and have the highest margins in the industry. Demand is so high that Tesla had to raise prices again.
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  6764.  @Miata822  you seem to think Tesla are luxury car brand. They’re not. They’re an EV company with a luxury car. Their big money maker is the model Y, and the materials are fine for a car in that price range. Moreover, Tesla completely dominate in the technology. I you ask me which is more important, a car that drives itself to you in a parking lot and or nicer leather seats, I’m to say the former. Lucid has delivered ~300 cars. Kia has delivered ~20,000. Ford has delivered ~27,000 mach-e. Polestar has delivered ~40,000. BMW between all of its makes and models has delivered ~103,000. Tesla delivered ~960,000 cars last year, and are on track to deliver more than 1 million this year. When the competition is between 1/10 and 1/3000 the size, it’s not competition in any meaningful way. Moreover, most of those competitors have substandard engineering.
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  6765.  @Miata822  yeah, Tesla have had to hike the prices multiple times because they can’t keep up with demand even with their massive expansion. That demand is driven by Tesla’s superior technology and engineering.  If you look, I haven’t defended their service. I do think that is one of their weaknesses. The various projects are part of a master plan. Elon even has written a master plan, and he will be u dating it with a part 3 soon. At least as lone as Elon is there, Tesla are going to be doing anything but sitting.
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  6766.  @andrewsmith7115  wow, you’re a great argument against the second amendment.
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  6767. The planet that will crush, incinerate, and dissolve anything that lands on the surface is better?
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  6768. These are thinking too small. Any colony ship that's going to be by itself for that long needs to be very large with a crew and passengers in the hundreds of thousands, if not up to a million, people.
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  6769. Burn the bombs in reactors.
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  6770.  The Emo Trans Bimbo  he gave the short version, which was an hour and 1/2.
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  6771. Yes, car crashes with no fatalities have worse injuries.
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  6772. National secrets are anything you need a security clearance to see. To my knowledge, it’s kind of arbitrary as to what gets classified.
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  6773. One more penny
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  6774. I have question: is that worse than being beaten and torchered daily? Being beaten and turchered daily has been something that has happened before.
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  6775. What does it matter where people from work as long as people get the work done to standard on time?
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  6776. Dripping in and out while occasionally over producing is exactly what being unreliable is. Also, everyplace that’s not in some remote area has seen their electricity cost go up.
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  6777. Enjoy living in “Escape from New York”.
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  6778. Actually, he’s married to a black guy now.
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  6779. Having a military that’s no accountable to the people is just asking for tyranny.
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  6780. I doesn’t matter what someone else would have done. All that matters is what she actually did.
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  6781. Sexy cow bikinis and hucow (subtype of BDSM) are very real. That vegan woman knows some kinky stuff.
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  6782. The 11 hour work rule for truckers is for safety, and the testing kits need to be verified to work.
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  6783. Not what I ever thought he would be going to jail for.
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  6784. Water is radioactive. There are radioactive isotopes of hydrogen that form water. There are also contaminates in water because nothing is ever 100% pure.
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  6785. @richardaberdeen britannica doesn't beat scientists because its writen and rewiten by scientists. its just how we get info and ideas out to people. Ants use an easy way to find their way home they leave tairls as they walk not so hard to falow it back home.
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  6786. The thing is, we can produce our own oil, so we won’t care once we get the idiots blocking drilling out of office
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  6787. @frictionRx5 you got it wrong fox the most powerful name in making crap up
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  6788. No money, no guns, no training, and the cartels will murder anyone who stands up to them in brutal, gruesome ways if they’re lucky just them instead of them and their families. The cartels on the other hand have money, guns, training, and influence.
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  6789. First off, they would have to allow that kind of mass immigration. Second, China would have to be nice enough for people to want to move there en mass.
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  6790. I’m not sure how well that would work. The general theory would work, but the differences in technology would require some major adaptations to tactics.
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  6791.  @devildog1989  you clearly didn’t understand me the first time, so I guess I’ll have to say it again: they can’t use modern tactics. Close-air-support requires at least radios to coordinate. During WW1 neither planes nor radios were advanced enough for planes to carry one. Some basics of tank tactics wouldn’t be a problem, but again stuff like radios would limit them.
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  6792.  @devildog1989  Those planes were little more the powered kites. They were made out of wood to save weight. The engines weren’t nearly powerful enough to power a radio and have the performance to not be shot down. The radios weren’t just big; they were heavy and inefficient. Batteries were even worse. A car battery would be advanced technology back then. Don’t get me started on the antenna. It wasn’t until the 1930s that tanks were able to fit radios in them. Again the planes were little more than powered kites, not stukas. Dive bombing was completely out, and relatively precise attacks on strong points is the point of CAS. Furthermore, artillery was far superior for saturation bombardment. Combined arms came into it own when it did because that’s when technology allowed for it.
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  6793.  @devildog1989  I never said it would be completely useless. I just questioned how much could be used. Also, the early and late stages of the Western front and the whole of the Eastern front were maneuver war. Flanking and double envelopment have been used for thousands of years. Many classic formations were designed to either use those or prevent them.
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  6794.  @devildog1989  you would have to invent the tank. Maybe it would have made tanks more effective in the first couple of battles they were used in as people were learning the fundamentals of armor war.
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  6795. The sticker price is lower, but all the other costs make it the most expensive.
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  6796. Serf. Surf involves the board
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  6797. Arranging a hit is conspiracy to commit murder, which typically carries the same punishment as murder.
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  6798. But it went from ass kissing to ass kicking, thankfully.
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  6799. The Democrats are evil. They spent a century terrorizing black people here in the US, and now after a a half century of gaslighting them, the Democrats have now made their predecessors crimes extra illegal, rather than enacting real reform.
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  6800. Tax breaks are just one of the many ways solar is subsidized.
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  6801. I think you mean stop trying to make China take responsibility for their actions.
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  6802. A week long war like what happened in the Gulf War?
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  6803. You have a smaller population than New York City, and dairy is the single largest sector of your economy.
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  6804. Sorry but if you look at those you'll see that Rommey has his money in Caymans and pays less in taxes; that's simple verifable fact.
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  6805. This video gives us a false dichotomy. It isn’t fossil fuels vs renewables. It’s fossil fuels and renewables vs nuclear. Nuclear is clean and displace fossil fuels.
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  6806. @finerbiner no It was miss spelling
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  6807. Weiner is like aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa charging at the Repubs then the Rupub is like no then Weiner is like no you sit down
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  6808. If I take a copy of your work then make it into something new, the new thing is my work, and you have no right to it.
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  6809. I want to informed and part of that is asking people to suport what they say with something other than you can look it up.
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  6810. Nothing but most rich people did work for that money.
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  6811. Come on! The American military, and by extension the average American, has earned a reputation as cowboys who will do go were they want, do what they want, when they want. It’s the time when living up to that reputation Biden fails.
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  6812. Did you go to a public or private school?
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  6813. Those are kill counts. Fighters still do that.
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  6814. You say as the US guarantees European security.
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  6815. My point is that you can only say that thanks to the environment created by the US. Y'all may spend good money, but it’s not nearly enough. Also, these global times are only possible because the US is the global trade secretor.
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  6816. He (Zimmerman) gave up self-defense when he falowed Martin, and Martin was the one actting in self-defense because a man fallowed and confronted him for unknowen reasons and not knowing if he was armed.
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  6817. Germany invested in renewables. They had the most expensive electricity in Europe, even before Russia invaded Ukraine. France invested in nuclear and has the least. You can’t argue empirical results.
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  6818.  @enadegheeghaghe6369  None, all of the plants I okow of have been shut down for political reasons, like Germany’s fleet.
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  6819. I could. However, it’s probably not going to effect the US, and as everyone tries to dollarize the wealth, the dollar might actually see a rise in value.
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  6820.  @Theorychad99  you repeat what I say.
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  6821. Pro-lifers should call themselves "pro-birth then after that we don't give a fuck."
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  6822. Because it’s stupid beyond imagination. How are you going to deal with line lose? Get across oceans? Deal with storms? Even if there was a way of overcoming the technical problems, internal politics is nasty.
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  6823. Sure everyone has the right to voice their opinion, but I’d rather not hear the views of celebrities. They’re not particularly informed, but worse, it always devolves into this nonsense. Also, I find it funny how they’ve got no problem with the pretty white women but hate the black guy. These people have no sense of self awareness.
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  6824. You should give up trying to talk to these luddites.
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  6825.  @radoslavliptak3842  it’s not self important to see an opportunity and taking it
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  6826. @rjbonacolta Not really. What happen was that the government was flatened then the US helped them rebuild under strong rules of how they could rebiuld the government. Just look at what happened to Germany after the first world war to see the bad thing that can happen after losing a war.
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  6827.  @ct1762  Tesla are by far the most experienced electric vehicle manufacturer. In some ways EV’s have more in common with vacuums or hairdryer than other cars, and that’s just the basic elements. More advanced stuff like the octo-valve, giga-casting, or custom microchip designs. The only thing the Taycan had better made were the body panels. It also took half the time to charge because it has half the range. Moreover, what you’re evading is the fact Tesla are constantly improving their cars.
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  6828.  @ct1762  holly shit, you’re ignorant. Tesla has had problems with the fitting of body panels, but that’s the only place Porsche beats Tesla in quality.
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  6829.  @ct1762  sounds like you’ve bought into myth rather than facts. Look up Munro Live. It’s run by Munro and Associates; they break down cars and sell engineering reports. They have nothing but praise for Tesla with the exception of the body panels.
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  6830. i think it was fair to ask the other sftudents. because if he changes how he's grading for then that not fair to the other students. im not saying that the other students should say what her grade will be but if they mind him grading her differently than he did they or how he should grade her
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  6831. You’re giving communists way too much credit for working together. The British had to stop giving the French resistance weapons because they there using them against each other rather than against the Germans.
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  6832. The only guys who are going to like this are bi, and they’re a tiny part of the market. Straight guys want women, and gay guys look other places for entertainment.
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  6833. You wumao are hilarious.
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  6834. @dragon8me2 ja and its the same story over the religions too if you think about it islam christanity jewdeism
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  6835. Soviet and now Russian ammo still likes to explode when the tank is hit.
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  6836. Plants are much more radiation resistant than humans, but the amount of radiation on Mars would barely increase a person’s risk of getting cancer.
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  6837. People can only be as stupid as the laws of physics allow.
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  6838. Causing a meltdown would require changing the laws of physics.
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  6839. You need to remember not having enough train cars to move thousands of heavy tanks or the cranes to load them onto ships.
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  6840. Yep, and most of those 8 are small unindustrialized countries.
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  6841. Sorry Kyle, but North Korea wouldn't need a deterrent if they didn't constantly do things that could be considered acts of war, like sinking a South Korean corvette in 2010.
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  6842. North Korea doesn't really have much geopolitical value to the US. They don't have control over an important resource or area. If it weren't for the threats and actions, the US wouldn't give a shut about them.
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  6843. I don't blame you I blame your parents and school teacher because you never seem to have gotten an education.
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  6844. @SilveradoDudeDk "Ever heard of vaccines filled with disease?" Try every vaccine ever made. The way vaccines work is by giving you a very small amout of a disease so your body can fight it later when you have it trying to infect you.
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  6845. Look up the movember video from TYT.
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  6846. If you are in a relationship and the nature of the relationship, yes.
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  6847. I’m from Texas, and there’s definitely a border culture.
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  6848. I’m all for banning RT and Al Jezeria, the BBC, and all other state propaganda outlets.
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  6849. No, it’s just not worth the effort of replacing everything for minor improvements. That’s a lot of guns to be replacing, a lot of people to retain, and logistics problems you have to deal with. There’s a reason the military has been upgrading some equipment for the better part of century.
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  6850.  @ChadZLumenarcus  phasing out equipment is just a form of replacement. While minor improvements stack, problems replacing stuff stacks too. To get an institution, particularly ones as large as the military, to change things requires major improvements.
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  6851. Leftists: Colonization, hissing.
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  6852. What's wrong with Dragonforce?
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  6853. Most immigrants lived in slums until laws and racism dyed down-- yes, there was racism between different groups of white people-- or lived on frames where all you need half a brain and a lot of hard work to survive.
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  6854. Wow, you've got weapons grade BS, all of which has been debunked over and over and over again.
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  6855. early yes
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  6856. Canada is too weak to really resist the US. Mexico’s military is more of a police force than a military. Even if countries in South America could get to the US, their militaries are in the same position as Mexico’s.
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  6857. Exactly
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  6858. what you need a grenade launcher for is to kill people simply put to do what its made for
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  6859. Religious socialist dictatorship
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  6860. Bad management.
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  6861. cool more reason to like alice copper
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  6862. China’s crime statistics, like most statistics from China, are completely made up. If you’re well connected, you can get by with any crime. If you’re on the wrong side of someone with more clout, you’ll be arrested even if they have to invent charges.
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  6863. no, it is in every major way go look up the def. of religion
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  6864. I think you win the prize of taking a metaphor too litterally. The point was that it's easier to get what you want by being nice than beating people.
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  6865. @bigcomcast that's not losing their virginity but brakeing the hymen.
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  6866. Basically, all the Germanic language countries, with exemption of the UK. Go figure that a bunch of culturally similar countries get along.
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  6867. Pacific Rim has a lot of similarities to all mecha.
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  6868.  @halfbloodbrit2518  here’s a good breakdown of the effectiveness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqwDvxLVZII
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  6869. Spring used to be called the starving time.
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  6870. Conservatives want to get ride of the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th amendments
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  6871. GOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOOGOGOGOGOGOGOOGOGOGOGOGGOGOGOGOGOGO!
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  6872. Obviously, they did. It’s just not as often as games and shows make out.
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  6873.  @MALICEM12  liberals of leftists? Obviously, leftists are going to side with brethren. You should look into the Northern Russia campaign. Because that was liberals very much trying to nip the Soviet problem in the bud. Sadly it failed.
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  6874. Because Tfoot is wrong on key points.
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  6875. No you can't I was fact checking you on the lying. After the no killing eachother and lying, that all groups of people have, I think it's all rediculous
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  6876. Am I the only person who saw the TARDIS
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  6877. We young people tend to be more non-religious than older people.
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  6878. Lots of people have said that on basically every video involving Elon, but Tf00t still hasn’t listened.
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  6879. You always give a damn about what the guy who has the power to ruin your country has to say.
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  6880. Trade with the US is a massive part of China's economy, China's currency is backed with US dollars, and a huge part of the national debt is owed to China. All war would do is hurt China, even if China won because they need the US like no one else.
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  6881. Because it was an alien fucking with them for fun.
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  6882.  @therebelliousone1992  boo hoo. The US isn’t a charity. The US got what we wanted, and the world got peace. That’s more than a fair deal.
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  6883.  @therebelliousone1992  there are always going to be be people or countries who think violence will give them the advantage, so there will always have to be some to enforce the peace. It’s the same reason even Japan still has police.
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  6884. You don’t know what you’re talking about with SpaceX. The most expensive part of a rocket is the engines, particularly the turbo pumps. A Falcon Heavy launch costs a buyer $90 million, which is the most power rocket in the world. A delta IV heavy, a less capable rocket, from ULA costs $400 million per launch.
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  6885. 1) They can't go to a store that has healthy food because the stores either don't have healthy food or they are too far away. 2) Healthy food costs more, and for people that don't have alot of money they can't aford higher food costs.
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  6886. We are heading for 10,000 fast.
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  6887. I guess you’re brain has been eaten by the bird in your pic.
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  6888. what dose she think of the amish they ware 90% black
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  6889. Not that people should attack civilians, but the Uyghurs wouldn’t have reason to make those kinds of attacks if the Chinese government hadn’t mistreated them in the first place.
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  6890. This is the result of laz enforcement and allowing criminal aliens in en mass
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  6891. What is an “Angloid”? And what is this we you’re talking about? You clearly haven’t been paying attention to China lately. Their economy is imploding, and inflating the bubble called China’s economy isn’t going to fix the problems.
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  6892. High speed rail isn’t useless in the US there are areas where it makes plenty of sense, like the Northeast megalopolis and Texas triangle. Also, most of China’s high speed rail losses money. The system was built for political reasons, not economic.
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  6893.  @jameswilliams2182  and China is spending at least that on make work projects.
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  6894. In the US we’re fire jugglers.
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  6895. He meant a small number of large companies.
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  6896. An ivory tower
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  6897. Look up the Sea Dragon rocket.
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  6898. North Korea has 65 years to dig in that's the difference between the Korean War and now.
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  6899. Stevie was blind, not stupid.
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  6900. Generation 4 reactors are going to be passively safe, so that problem is completely gone.
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  6901. I just recently found out an ancestor of mine signed the Magna Carta. It’s seeing people call on it.
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  6902. @ZialusPT Eugenics is about removing un wanted genes from the gene pool. Discriminating against the people who have the unwanted genes is one way you do that. I'm not trying to say that the stuff in the video is all bad. I just think he gives good examples of the good things about it, but we just need to think about what could go wrong with it. When we think about that and try to make sure that doesn't happen. This is just so you know I'm not just seeing the bad in it.
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  6903. @naturalpreservation i know that science is learning how the mind/brain interaction works but one come form the other. mind is an idea an idea is a thought and thought is as simple as 4 cells working and froming a patern of actions. paterns from information meaning by thinking we are making information.
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  6904. Larger reactors are more efficient and it takes a permit from each reactor, which can a real pain to get.
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  6905. i gess they were so bad the saffest place to be is were thet're aming
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  6906. No one except idiots says he came up with those ideas. He’s making those ideas happen.
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  6907.  @enzojose4001  keep chanting that all you like until reality backhands you
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  6908.  @dogogamer212  yeah, electric cars with, on a good day, 40 miles of range. No one ever said Tesla invented evs, but they’re clearly the driving force behind the renewed interest in them.
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  6909. Edison made useful inventions and brought them to market. Tesla was happy making toys to play with. Don’t get me wrong he was a brilliant guy, but not a lot of what he did real change people’s lives.
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  6910.  @RetroGamebloke  Menlo Park invented plenty of stuff, but you’re right it wasn’t Edison himself doing most of it. Also, AC generators were independently invented by another guy, and would have won out regardless.
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  6911. Replace nuclear with renewables and you would be exactly right. You idiots have a an ability to reverse reality.
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  6912. The Russians wanted to take control of the plant, not destroy it.
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  6913. The Germans to this day prefer highly engineered machines over ease of maintenance.
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  6914.  @robertnugent7397  Yes, the military designers figured that put, but the Germans still have a cultural proclivity for over engineering.
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  6915. @MikeMths35 They wanted him to change how he was doing things and he wouldn't.
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  6916. He speaks a dialect that hasn’t completed the great value shift, so what rhymes is a bit different.
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  6917. A very lightly populated area with little heavy industry in a sunny part of the globe only shows you can use solar and wind in place that don’t make thing and have nobody living there
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  6918. That’s some funny alternative history.
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  6919. Becuase almost no one knows what that means.
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  6920. It DOESN'T matter if Trayvon knew Zimmerman had a gun or not. If you're being fallowed by someone you presume that that person is out to hurt you regardless of whether you know they are armed or not. Zimmerman called the police and they were already one their way by the time Trayvon was dead. Should you call the police: yes. Should you solely rely on the police to protect you in this kind of situation: no!
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  6921. Waxahachie gets everyone.
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  6922. Most people with a truck do use them to carry stuff on occasion.
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  6923. I figure that people replace the light fixture about as often as the LEDs burn out, which would make it a net improvement by saving light bulbs. Also, Japan has been doing this for decades even without LEDs.
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  6924. Sorry it's not; I didn't see the zero. NASA's buget is 40 times bigger.
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  6925. MossyGolem, you have an original comeback? Something more advanced than a second grader?
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  6926. We need world peace, something that has never happened and probably never will, so we can use your preferred source of electricity. Sounds very reasonable.
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  6927. The Germans tried that a while back. It didn’t work out for them.
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  6928.  @kos369  fight with your closest ally or the people you’ve been trying to get away from for the last thousand years
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  6929.  @dodgeplow  I agree that India doesn’t need to, which is why I told Sapphire they won’t take over global security. Also, China and India hate each other, so working together is a nonstarter.
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  6930. No, it sounds like he was trying to give Chad the opportunity to leave before things got even worse because he was in fear for his and others safety if things keep going.
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  6931.  @beejcarson  I’m from Texas. You can’t trespass, threaten, and then assault someone without getting a very high chance of being shot, and both the law and public opinion is going to be with the person who shots you.
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  6932.  @beejcarson  a warning shot is a show of force intended to scare off the aggressor, so that it doesn’t get worse. However, Chad didn’t take that warning even assaulting Kyle, so Kyle was rightfully in fear for his safety.
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  6933. @geekforlifevandc new york for his hosting of the Ed show. The msnbc studios are in new york
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  6934. It’s almost like English/Dutch culture builds non-corrupt institutions, while Bantu cultures build very corrupt ones
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  6935. @amitofu her wanting to be is relevent do to her being able to counel people.
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  6936. One, don't corect my spelling if you're going to then make a larger a grammar mistake yourself. Two, when is voting for the president and having memmbers of congress being owned and having no say? Also, by becoming a full state the power of Puerto Rico has in the federal government would go up; something I think you would like. Third, I disproved your evidence suporting you claim. Puerto Rico has had some bad things happen to it, so have other places, making Puerto Rico the same as others.
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  6937. They are the opposite of each other, and liberal democracy is the inverse.
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  6938. Yeah the whole area here around Hood is going to be hit hard.
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  6939. Hydrogen has terrible volumetric energy density even when liquified, and handling is extremely difficult. Methane is a much better option, which is why rockets are moving towards it.
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  6940. He didn’t cross state lines with a weapon
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  6941.  @michaelmurphy5916  he picked the gun up in WI.
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  6942. Negative prices are bad because it means you have over production that will force other sources offline or damage the grid. That destabilizes the grid and drives prices up later. Imagine if you had a car with a power source that’s free hut randomly stops and starts. That’s not acceptable, so you’re going to put in a second drive system, which you’ll have to constantly be trying to match up with the the random one. Also, you’ll have to have your food on the break at all times to make sure you don’t randomly accelerate into another car or wall.
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  6943.  @willm5814  not true in the least. The book Roadmap to Nowhere compares the costs of building a fully renewable and fully nuclear grid in the US. The renewable was calculated to cost $21 trillion, 3.5 times the cost of an all nuclear grid. There are studies on what it would take huge amounts to do the same in other countries
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  6944. They’re not liberals. They’re progressives and communists.
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  6945. Heavy weapons are called that do to how much or what they shoot. A grenade luncher can be under 10 lbs.(light of a gun)
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  6946. Yep, Unions are great at killing off the competition.
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  6947. Greenland would be made a territory, and every citizen living there would become a citizen of the US.
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  6948. He’s done TEDx talks but never a proper TED talk.
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  6949.  @myboysd5772  literally everything in the video.
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  6950. Florida has one of the lowest costs of living in the US. The costs that have gone up have gone up all over the US or from an influx of people from other parts of the country.
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  6951. Remember our founding population was a bunch of criminals, religious zealots, and entrepreneurs (many two or all three at the same time).
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  6952. Legions were only heavy infantry.
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  6953. Solar still takes up far more space, uses far more materials, and is much more expensive than nuclear, and it is isn’t even reliable enough to run more than a house on.
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  6954. That’s the same shit city planners used to do with highways. We want one and don’t give a shit what’s in the way.
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  6955. There are only two times in the last 1,000 years that we call peaceful the Pax Brittanica and Pax Americana. Peace only happens when the hegemon makes the cost of war too high for the other countries to use to get their way.
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  6956. so no bra in this one ok but he likes it
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  6957. It’s the other way around. Trump is the Gracchi brothers. He was fixing the system broken by corruption, and the corrupt elites hated him for it. Although, rather than beating him to death in the streets, in their own words, they “fortified” the election.
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  6958.  @Darth_Bateman  going “derrrrrrp” would be a better argument
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  6959. Im proud of how powerful people think the US is, but those places failed all on their own.
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  6960. It's more likely the other way around with the development of language leading to singging.
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  6961. The big time suck is the FAA.
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  6962. A lot of the US is hot, dry, or both. I live in a semi-arid savanna.
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  6963.  @peterkratoska4524  I’m all for synthetic fuels. I personally think nuclear to make synthetic hydrocarbons when we can’t practicably electrify something is the best option. I was just making clear the problems with molecular hydrogen that people want to produce and ship all over. Also, thanks for recommendation.
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  6964.  @Kukaboora  just produced graphene long and wider than has ever been done and do it with minimal defects then build thousands of miles of pipes lined with it through who knows how many countries. World peace and major scientific breakthroughs shouldn’t be prerequisites for your plan to work.
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  6965. @naturalpreservation the "motion acting" is the relationship of the most basic parts of the univarse fitting together in to ever more complex paterns. this relationship is called math. Math is part of science in the water is part of us. it is part of us but alone is something too
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  6966.  @0MVR_0  finding the venue with the best chance of success isn’t derogation. The BS in the DC circuit is derogation.
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  6967.  @0MVR_0  explain how finding an applicable jurisdiction with laws that favor your case undermining the rule of law?
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  6968. no he really likes movies he just hate bad movies and shows it
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  6969. Have you heard the idiom of “If it bleeds, it leads”? No one talks about Fukushima because no deaths and the government made people leave even though it wasn’t dangerous doesn’t make good headlines.
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  6970. @adrew1452 I'm looking at getting a masters degree myself even with that I'm not going to make any where near as much as them. Most people who get masters don't make as much as they do. Most of the uber rich don't make jobs they only suck up money like black holes.
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  6971. Kyle, you’re making a fundamental error; being great and being prefect aren’t the same things. The US did bad things in the past and stopped doing them. That is greatness.
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  6972. No, most have stayed the same or gone backwards.
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  6973. If you want evidence, just go skim through a history book of the last century.
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  6974. You clearly have never heard of North Sentinel island or numerous African, Asian, or South American countries. The general trend is improving, but a lot of places break that trend.
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  6975. Paul, stop lying. The people on North Sentinel island are basically living in the stone age and have never been contacted because they try killing anyone who comes close to the island.
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  6976. Why would Egypt become a constitutional monarchy when they have no king?
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  6977. The US and ever other nation is only bond by international laws in so much as other nations can impose it on them or they choose to abide by it.
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  6978. No, you're a member of a group of armed delusional paranoids
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  6979. To be fair the US makes plastic and fertilizer out of natural gas, but that’s gotten with same process
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  6980. StrikeWing, great job of being reductionist again. Dr. Peterson’s points were that the fundamental nature of the relationship between men is different from the one between men and women, the later of which men have not learned how to work with it in a business context and that without being a credible threat, a person will just be shoved around.
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  6981. Darafh O’kane, he does say things that are easily misrepresented by simpletons, but he’s not intentionally vague.
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  6982. StrikeWing, I’m not redefining anything, nor am I saying that you’re taking what he’s said out of context. I’m saying you’re reducing what he’s saying into the simplest and most brutish interpretation.
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  6983. Daragh O’kane, there’s an important place for simple direct language, but there’s also an important place for complex language that needs to be thought about carefully. Moreover, the people who badly and some times willfully misrepresente what he says are generally not his intended audience.
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  6984. Daragh O’kane, now that’s just uncharitable. Also, if you understand everything right away, you haven’t learned anything.
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  6985. we can foregive you if your stupid but not lazy
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  6986. One small push for 10,000
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  6987. He’s covered much of this before in other videos
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  6988. Phillip Hernandez, what doesn’t Texas have?
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  6989. Clever solutions to unnecessary problems are stupid solutions. Rather than coming up with storage solutions with their own costs and inefficiencies, we should actually use a power source that can provide consistent power. Thankfully, we’ve had that power source for decades, nuclear.
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  6990. Actually, a 17-year-old can join the army with special permission from their parents.
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  6991. @penguinexplosion Ok i agree that driving is fun but you still made it out that the only joy in a car is driving it
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  6992. if we use them well yes we should but that the prob if we use them well
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  6993. Then why is there more demand for Teslas than they can supply?
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  6994. @DeepDuh you'd like how much of the animal the inuit eat. IT is good to use as much of the animal you can
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  6995. No, violence is the use of force to damage or injur another person or object. Whether or not the use of force is justified is a different topic.
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  6996. You’ve got everything backwards. China was the cheap labor. They’re not cheap anymore, and they’re completely dependent on imported raw materials and foreign markets to sell their good in. Also, the US could cancel all debt held by China, and nobody would care.
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  6997.  @Luxai  China is the 3rd largest holder of US debt after Americans and Japan. Also, the US canceling our debt to China might set off mass cancellation by other countries. It would destroy their economy.
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  6998.  @Luxai  China is not vital to the world’s economy. They’re just low skilled, cheap labor. There are lots of other countries with cheap labor. Also, the there are lots of small containers that are already at risk of not paying the debts to China because China deliberately lent them too much money. Japan would probably join in too because they hate China. If China doesn’t pay back their debts to Americans, some creditors lose money. If the US doesn’t pay back it’s debts to China, China loses its currency reserves, which it uses to manage their economy.
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  6999.  @Luxai  the US has a massive trade deficit with China because China is poor and we buy their cheap labor. The rich man doesn’t need to buy the poor man’s trinkets, particularly when others are offering the same thing, but the poor man needs the rick man to buy his trinkets. No one would default on debts to the US. The US is the core of global trade. Everyone trades in the USD. There are even other countries that the USD is an official currency in.
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  7000.  @Luxai  get a lot of poor people together and add all their money up; it might be comparable to a few rich people, but they’re still poor. Also, low skilled (cheap) labor is low value added. You’re only going to stay poor doing that kind of work. Countries in the EU trading with countries outside the EU use USD, and half of trade between EU members is done in USD.
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  7001. By the way you don't understand what the word theory means in science, so you don't look like moron saying things like "evolution is a theory," next time.
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  7002. The US has survived worse. Even if there’s violence, one side limited to urban cores.
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  7003. Because he’s trying to play fight.
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  7004. Cool, but how do you plan on doing that?
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  7005. I think I’m related to her through Brewster.
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  7006. I was half expecting it to start flying because it looks like something from Blade Runner.
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  7007. This crosses the line of making fun of the president in to bull shit. Why are they questioning Obama's birth certificet when no matter what he would be citizen. Also implying the the women hes works with and his wife are sluts or hookers s something the people making fun of Bush did.
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  7008. Northfield Stradford, no, French is worse. It has everything that makes German annoying (the case system), and then adds random letters to works. German spelling makes sense.
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  7009. The the only violence we should condemn are the rioters, particularly the ones who attacked Rittenhouse without provocation
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  7010. Have you ever meet a creationist? Creationist make even the crap O'reilly comes up with look smart.
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  7011. Part of a couple cities getting nuked isn’t a big problem. Poison gas isn’t actually all that effective, and any Soviet bombers would have been shot down long before getting to their targets. You seem to think partisans were only communists helping the Soviets. The Soviets had a brutal campaign against partisans fighting them as they invaded the neutral countries in Eastern Europe.
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  7012. @richardaberdeen why would i read something thats so wrong in the 1st few pages of how the earth and everything came to be
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  7013. Or no carbon tax and let the market work.
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  7014. It's not a lie in the least. Obama's spending growth is right about at the natural and heathy inflation rate of 1.5%. Another way to say it that the spending growth under Obama comes from inflation.
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  7015. @preachersaredumb 1845 about 100 years off
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  7016. Limited solutions will only ever be that.
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  7017.  @JulianDanzerHAL9001  they’re bandaids at best, and dead ends that will destroy companies at their worst. Also, neither have Elon nor Tesla lied. When someone gives you an estimate, don’t take it as definitive, particularly in something like AI.
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  7018.  @pitsahat2  estimates are just that. It’s what people believe it will take. Often they’re wrong because you don’t understand the size and scope of the task until you’re actually doing it. There’s no lying in being wrong.
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  7019.  @JulianDanzerHAL9001  Can you try forming a coherent paragraph. You gave me a jumble of three half formed ideas. There’s no way I can properly respond to that.
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  7020.  @lordstorm88  Elon is hyper optimistic. He’s wrong most of the time about the timeline, but he gets it done and faster than anyone else.
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  7021. What’s happened to the UK when words are now verboten. Sticks and stones people.
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  7022. early yes
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  7023. Yeah, dependency is a yes or no thing, not a spectrum
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  7024. Coal is made from trees from 500 million years ago.
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  7025. in what of the 3 ways should we take that
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  7026. Being close to that nuclear power plant is the safest thing y’all did all day, particularly because The Animeman bought a second hand wifu pillow.
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  7027. Creativity means nothing if you don’t have a secure heartland with the resources to build factories and farms to feed workers. The Mississippi basin, the American heartland, is protected from all sides. Even if all our navy fleets and armies were obliterated instantly, we we would be safe to examine what happened then build new fleets and raise new armies. It’s kind of what happened at Pearl Harbor.
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  7028. One thing I love about this is that he doesn't say we have give stuff but have more, do it better, and chaeper. Going green or your choice of word should not be about giving up things but getting newer better smarter things
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  7029. Being truly unbiased is impossible, but TYT often see when and admits when they are biased, which is part of being objective. The first step in being less biased is learn that you biased and admitting it, something others need to learn.
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  7030. Cenk and the rest of TYT aren't crazy like Alex Jones, so no chance in hell they'll ever "join him."
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  7031. You’re calling a guy who lost his as a Navy SEAL wimpy?
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  7032. If anything, that make the problem worse.
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  7033. The problem hasn’t been finding deposits. The problem has been our stupid regulations. Thorium is a common byproduct of REE mining. Because thorium is classified as a nuclear source material, you can’t dispose of it like other byproducts, even though it’s perfectly safe.
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  7034. Sadam Hussain thought the same. Go ask him at his grave how well that worked.
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  7035. mohammad, that’s partially true, nor does it refute what I said.
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  7036. The director of NASA is refocusing the manned space program to be more able to produce results and wants to get to the moon quickly.
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  7037. No, you fucking moron the entity is not the same. Yes, if you get you're haed cut off you stop being a human, and trun in to a dead body. But all that beside the point because it's about development, not injury, you moron. Well, life started billions of years ago, and you got the spark passed on to you. Also, what you're saying is life keeps restarting when it's just a relay race.
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  7038. This is anything but unbiased. This guy likes to try and bend the law to fit his conclusions.
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  7039.  @bobbuliniusbotulismus7129  companies build prototypes of new designs of mature technologies all of the time. Every new car model had a prototype; are cars immature technology?
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  7040.  @iatsd  making a reference isn’t stealing.
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  7041. French is the 4th most spoken native language in Manitoba, and English is by far the more dominant language even if it’s not as dominant as in North Dakota, which Manitoba shares the border with.
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  7042.  @resevoirdog  yes, a lot of people speak a first language that isn’t used in schools. Also, the second largest French speaking population in Canada outside of Quebec isn’t the same as French being the second most spoken language in Manitoba.
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  7043. At the time they were called turbo-superchargers.
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  7044. Wind and solar are never going to the answer, at least not on Earth. Solar in space is fine, and that’s the only place.
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  7045.  @jacobhuff3748  efficiency isn’t the problem. The problem is reliability, and solar is never going to be reliable until every day is clear and sunny and the Earth has stopped spinning.
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  7046.  @jacobhuff3748  regardless, batteries add costs and inefficiencies. Also, they have a limited amount of storage. Imagine having a battery that only lasts 8 hours then being in a week long blizzard.
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  7047.  @jacobhuff3748  you aren’t understanding. Renewables are fundamentally flawed and can’t be fixed, and and the attempts to make up for that flaw just make it cost more without actually fixing the problem.
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  7048.  @jacobhuff3748  picking between a diesel or gas engine is a trade off. Not having a gas tank isn’t a trade off; it just doesn’t work. Renewables rely on fuel falling from the sky.
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  7049.  @jacobhuff3748  the math doesn’t work for any of those. It costs more energy to make hydrogen than you get from it unless you make it from natural gas, at which point it would be better to burn the natural gas. It’s far more efficient to use nuclear and make synthetic fuel from sea than trying to make it from algae. It skips the steps of turning the hydrogen and carbon into a life from before turning said life form into fuel. Just so you know I was using a metaphor to explain the problem of wind and solar, not actually talking about fuel.
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  7050. Thanks
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  7051. He means somewhere that isn’t covered in pavement and buildings what you’re thinking about would probably be called the wild.
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  7052. You far-leftists live in your own little world.
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  7053.  @anzaca1  NASA has never propulsively landed an orbital rocket booster, and SpaceX are the first company to launch people into space.
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  7054. A lot of the people complaining are the same people who supported a Hillary just because she’s a women. It’s a great way to show the hypocrisy of your opponents.
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  7055. So, Byzantium had the works and the church helped spred the informtion then why did the Darck ages even happen? Well, if the church had had it's way then few outside of the church would be able to read, and the church wasn't really big in to sharing the information they had. "It never was." Is a lie. So, who's left to reintroduce those ideas?
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  7056. The US should revoke the citizenship of tens of thousands who are happy to be citizens and many of whom have served with honor in our military? That’s not going happen.
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  7057. That’s just demonstrably false. 200 years ago, with 1/5 the population of today, you would be hanged for theft in the UK. Nowadays, they don’t even have the death penalty.
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  7058. Planting trees is extremely simplistic. Most trees are CO2 neutral to negative. They also can increase desertification and melting of permafrost
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  7059. There’s literally not enough batteries in the world, and batteries are environmental nightmares.
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  7060. Boston Dynamics has great robots, but the robots aren’t planning their actions.
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  7061. You’re a great example of a person who shouldn’t speak because you don’t know anything.
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  7062.  @spaceman081447  lack of distinction and inability to adapt to the particular site.
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  7063. RTGs don’t produce a lot of power, but an actual reactor would work.
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  7064. no make them work for it cheap ass food and spme other stuff like in one prison in nevada( i think that the right state)
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  7065. Genetics, archeology, and linguistics all clearly show Indo-Europeans originated in Ukraine. There are basal words for plants and animals you don’t have in India. There’s a clear mixing of populations in India, while there’s an overwhelming majority of the R1b haploid group in the area around Ukraine. The oldest clearly Indo-European graves are from Ukraine.
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  7066. Not the worst idea. The US was really nice to a lot of POWs in world war two. that's part of how the Us got to be very well liked after WWII.
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  7067. He love long time anyone who pay him.
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  7068. Then he’s extra stupid.
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  7069. They are! The media jumped on calling basic precautions racist band wagon five seconds after China’s propaganda papers started saying it. Furthermore, newspapers let Chinese governments officials write opeds for them.
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  7070. Instead of building a bridge, she just acts in the same condescending way that made people dislike her ilk in the first place. You will NOT get people to listen by telling people off for disliking for being a condescending asshole and then turn around and be a condescending asshole.
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  7071. I like how the professor thinks Americans would feel bad about a massive K:d ratio against commies.
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  7072. One more penny
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  7073. This isn’t talking about the Germans. It’s talking about the Germanic tribes.
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  7074.  victor  say you have three kids, and they each have three kids of their own. Then one of grandchildren has a similar to yours, like Victoria. That doesn’t make her you, and it doesn’t make your other grandchildren any less your grandchildren.
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  7075.  @saltyshanker  this was before the North and West split. That means they were the ancestors to not just the Germans, but the English, French, Dutch, Danes, Swedes, Icelanders, etc.. What you’re saying is basically that you are your grandfather because you have similar names, while ignoring you cousins and siblings.
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  7076. No, you fuck moron, when adjusted for outside factors there is no difference in rates of crime.
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  7077. All great examples of why nuclear is the safest power we have. Two of those had zero deaths, and the third had fewer casualties than who knows how many fossil fuel accidents.
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  7078. Centralia Virginia has been on fire for more than 1/2 a century. Also, the Exxon Valdez still hasn’t been cleaned up fully. You’re right there’s no danger from radiation from a fossil fuel disaster. There’s just the danger of gigantic amounts of toxic chemicals, which are much worse for the environment and people.
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  7079. What part of the military was covering up crimes and wouldn't have done anything don't you get? Also, his orders to help cover this stuff up were highly illegal. How is up-holding our laws and principles treason? How is giving information to the media and not a foreign power espionage?
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  7080.  @theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658  obviously that’s how a dude who thinks it’s alright to run people over in a car is going to act.
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  7081. There are 7 going on 8 billion of us. We’re actually pretty bad at killing each other.
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  7082. The boat oar is basically a two handed club similar to a number Polynesian and Mesoamerican weapons.
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  7083. The Aussies were still part of the English empire at the time.
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  7084. You're making the same exact mistake David is. You're assging the other side as the side with authoritarian tendencies. The truth is that both the left and right have authoritarian elements.
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  7085. The military has said they’re going to get involved. It’s a really good idea for them to not look like Trudeau’s fist.
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  7086.  @the13inquisitor59  yes, good catch.
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  7087.  @mikehipps1015  can he make them if they refuse? The military is the ultimate authority of the government. If they refuse, who’s going to make them?
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  7088.  @mikehipps1015  I thought you were asking about the military because the police have already given up breaking up the protest by force. The police don’t know how to drive the trucks, and tow truckers have refused to tow the trucks. There’s a reason the police have resorted to trying to starve them out.
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  7089. Just 100 nuclear warheads is enough to cause nuclear winter.
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  7090. I'm sure Russia would be able to intercept some of the warheads, but they would simply run out of intercepter missiles if any one but North Korea fired their arsenal, just like everyone else. If Russia use nuclear weapons first, I'm sure the British will hold up their end of Mutually Assured Destruction even if the French won't.
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  7091. Confession through projection
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  7092. Ja, they were planning to do something like this in Switzerland a few years back, but it never got out of the planning stages.
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  7093. Since there idiots got hoaxed by 4chan.
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  7094. Two things I noticed: (1) you admitted enhanced interrogation is toture, thus highly illegal under US and international law, and (2) you ignored my question. Vietnam isn't what I was basing it off of but the witch hunts, the inquisition, WW2, Korean war, and ect. along with what the experts say. Missions can take months the plan and execute meaning a lie might not be found out for months. Normal, legal interrogation methods can get trust worthy info in a matter of hours.
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  7095. Hate binds groups together and binds them to a place.
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  7096. Even so I'd take T Boone Pickens over the Kochs because he's invested in something that better for everyone
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  7097. About a week
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  7098. You’re thinking in linear terms. Exponential growth gets very large very fast.
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  7099. @thinkppl Alot of the time it's cheeper and eaisier to not even make the problem in the first place.By stoping most of the problems from starting it leaves much less to be fixed later and make it much easier to deal with too.The solution is to make sure we have real capitalism not the corpratism we have.
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  7100. Are you stupid because most of what you said a fucking lie.
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  7101. No, you’re just crazy far left.
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  7102.  @DQBlizzard_  he’s pushing far left social issues and is extremely authoritarian.
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  7103. A tanks doesn’t need to be particularly impressive to do its job well. I’m reminded of the Panther, which was kind of the opposite. It had impressive stats, but it didn’t really fill a role.
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  7104. It’s easy to steal blueprints. It’s hard to steal all the needed manufacturing know how.
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  7105. Neanderthals can have bigger brains than humans becuase they are humans. Neaderthals had bigger brains then we do because they had a larger body, but the brian to body size ratio (what's important) is the same for both Neaderthals and us.
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  7106. @richardaberdeen nothing you have said is logical every thing you just said is so wrong i can't tell you how much it is with out wanting to hit you for your not even trying to understand science
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  7107. Coal plants are more efficient than a car is, even with a third of the electircity being lost in the wier.
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  7108. That’s 18% of unites that were in combat.
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  7109. 2) the US grossly over estimated covid deaths 2) the lockdowns were .1% effective, while other causes of death spiked
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  7110.  @amk4956  the CDC, WHO, and just about every other other health organization has said the lockdowns are ineffective
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  7111. You might want try reading a dictionary because that’s not the right use of degenerate.
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  7112.  @SilentWolf655  I wasn’t asking for you to describe yourself
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  7113. your right but think if that way you can't get to marrie to the girl you love if she's got the same skin color as i would die if that happened
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  7114. Hard evidence is now a conspiracy theory? What a wonderful world you live in.
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  7115. do you have how many facts you got wrong
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  7116. How can you be confussed by something you evidently know nothing about?
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  7117. He seems to have taken such a huge amount that his body couldn’t metabolize more than a part of it.
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  7118. They had definitely settled, but it was probably more oriented around animal husbandry than growing growing crops like wheat.
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  7119.  @duwang8499  the Iranian cultural-linguistic group in part of the Indo-European family. Why would they not have gods originating from the same place?
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  7120. Nuclear power plants that will burn because it’s not really waste, just unused fuel.
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  7121. Taiwan is pretty admit that they aren't part of the same country as the mainland.
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  7122. Nuclear
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  7123. B-29s flew too high for Soviet fighters to intercept them.
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  7124.  @tonychita6793  not going to happen. The police don’t know how to operate them. Half the training for a semi is learning to operate the transmission. They have 18 gears with half gears between them.
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  7125.  @nickkacures2304  wind and solar are some of the most expensive. Unfortunately, coal is actually pretty cheap, which is why it’s been so dominant for centuries
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  7126.  @williammeek4078  installation and maintenance are never going to go away. Germany has the highest electricity costs in Europe with lots of solar and wind. France with 80% nuclear has the lowest. Solar and wind often sell for less than they should be and drive up the cost in other parts of the system.
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  7127.  @Nobodyinvitedyouhere  the installation is never going to end, and with the man power it’s consuming we don’t have the man power to actually build a 100% renewable grid.
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  7128.  @williammeek4078  Texas and Oklahoma have really cheap natural gas. Wind has a capacity factor of about 30%, so only about 10% of that electricity is actually from wind. Also, I’m from Texas, and the last time I looked the renewable sources were more expensive. Although, I moved a couple years ago so I don’t know the prices at the moment.
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  7129.  @williammeek4078  the spot price is lower but the overall system is more expensive. California produces a fraction of the natural gas and at much higher costs.
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  7130.  @williammeek4078  no, it’s because the green cult has pushed them. Renewables get tons of subsidies and are given preferential treatment because the cult has captured our institutions. You should read the book Roadmap to Nowhere. It’s an in-depth breakdown of costs for a a renewable only grid in the US and compares it to on with nuclear only. The renewable only grid was costed at 3.5x what the nuclear grid would be.
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  7131.  @williammeek4078  if they worked, they wouldn’t need the preferential treatment. Please, go line by line. I’ll be happy to prove you wrong.
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  7132.  @williammeek4078  I didn’t delete anything, and that number is either at peak, rather than consistent rates or including natural gas backup
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  7133. Maybe our ancestors millions of years ago.
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  7134. @frootofaloom There is no good reason to care.
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  7135. I like this year here in Texas we're having a cool summer; last year was the hot year.
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  7136. Fully automatic weapon have been regulated for decades in the US. You can’t buy fully automatic weapons without a a special license.
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  7137. Because the women don’t stand a chance
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  7138. Alaska is a the size of Western Europe.
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  7139. People need to learn that the US government is there to hold Americans back and when it can’t do that, guide our energy, not push us forward.
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  7140. Let them war. If they have a fight who cares?
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  7141. Longest stretch of navigable river
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  7142. Why wouldn’t people who believe that the free market should be what creates goods and services buy a better product created by said free market? It’s the moralistic Democrats who will refuse to use an obviously better product for stupid political reasons.
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  7143. He shows us how others fuckup and then demonstrates what not to do himself
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  7144. Last time a terrorist tried that they were gunned down
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  7145. Fun fact you're wrong. The US is a mix of different groups that have come to the US over time, not Anglo.
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  7146. @Trinitysx Now days at 60 you can be looking at another 20 years on average
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  7147. No, that would make it even stronger. The early colonies are going to be isolated the other ones making them more attached to their colony.
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  7148. A troll looking to creep on people.
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  7149. shows alot about how the US works now days in all areas. thats why we need to change the way things work
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  7150. most likely some business owners who said you're being unfair to use we only want reasonbale rules till it got to be them buying off people on all sides
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  7151. You do know one of the things Tesla does is solar, right?
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  7152. Yeah, I’m sure he has a history of violently assaulting people.
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  7153.  @tuckerearly5381  zero with zero ignorance
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  7154. There’s no reason to assume China and India are going to reach parity with the US.
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  7155. Get woke, go broke is now a law economics.
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  7156. Canada only exists because the US allows it to.
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  7157. So you want to go back to the days of imperialism?
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  7158. “Impossible” seems to mean different things to Americans then. Here in the US impossible means really hard. To everyone else it seems to mean can’t be done.
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  7159. Installing the equivalent amount of any power source costs billions.
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  7160. What about the millions of other towns in the wolrd?
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  7161. No, just if the nationalists had won the civil war.
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  7162. The only nukes ever in South Korea were American.
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  7163. @hempartist420 nudists
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  7164. Anarchist is slur to most, so not being one is a compliment. Also our government using it power to combat other nations’s governments from using their power to subvert the free market is very libertarian.
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  7165. Are you trying to say the Turks stopped using Arabic or Arabic script?
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  7166. 2/3 of those had zero deaths, and the other had fewer deaths than many fossil fuel accidents
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  7167. It's easier to warm up Mars than to cool Venus, and why do we have to chose between Mars and Venus?
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  7168. Yeah, they’re teaming up against China.
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  7169. Well that's about the only good way of making a name out of something ending asta.
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  7170. Well, it depends on which one you’re talking about.
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  7171. Yeah, nuclear completely dominates in those.
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  7172. Or have the adults do peer evaluation
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  7173. Yes, the guy who explicitly says the ventures he’s begun are about things like saving the world and protecting humanity from extinction only cares qbout money.
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  7174. No one has ever flown a reusable rocket before, and SpaceX is well into developing a spacecraft that can land people on Mars.
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  7175. Tesla doesn’t do any marketing, and no one is close to catching up to Tesla. Tesla’s tech is years ahead.
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  7176. This seems like troll
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  7177. My mom is from Ohio and that’s how she does it.
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  7178. Russia shelled Chernobyl and one other plant to my knowledge. However, they both survived with little damage.
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  7179.  @jack72379  Soviet leftovers and only a tiny fraction more warheads isn’t an advantage.
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  7180. He did everything within the powers of the president
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  7181. People don’t want EVs. They want Teslas.
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  7182. There are 7 billion human and the population is growing. We can do multiple things at once. Also, the point of going to a dead planet is to bring it to life.
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  7183.  @merlinthemagician3388  fuck off with that it’s impossible attitude. Those who say things are impossible are often proven wrong shortly after. Also, the point of expanding out is so that the Earth isn’t only place with life.
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  7184. Ports won’t let them in if they do that.
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  7185.  @bobfg3130  and they have to get on and off of the ships while out of port.
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  7186. Targeted killings are a form of terrorism.
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  7187. @ageage123 all most everything they do and say
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  7188. Germany has less than 1/3 the population, and even that has to be broken up into different state systems.
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  7189. No, they were shut down for maintenance, and they’re just going to bring back their normal output
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  7190. They wouldn't be so nice to our people but we are going to say we are better than they are then we muxt act better than they do.
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  7191. The Sami and East Asians share ancient ancestry (20,000+ years ago), and Indo-Europeans for that matter, in Siberia. Some groups lost some traits and others kept them.
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  7192. Ja, we just have to deal with a lot more stupid people.
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  7193. The thing is North Korea can't build their nukes right. Iran would be more compitent and build the nukes right.
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  7194. I just wonder if there are enough cameras in the right places and if rules against abuse would be enforced.
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  7195. In the US the quality dropped and pizza became less of a night out and more a cheap delivery thing.
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  7196. The spinner’s main job is to get the rocket into the upper atmosphere. Space-guns have been looked into and abandoned for several reasons. You can’t cheat physics. It costs the same amount of energy either way. The big difference is that spinlaunch gets reused, and can be used much more frequently. Those change the economics. High altitudes are good but most launches get a 1,000 mile per hour boost from low latitudes.
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  7197. Humans are going to have sex, with or without birth control, and birth control costs money.
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  7198.  @kaylamarie8309  you’re trying to rely on something that’s no longer useful.
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  7199. It doesn’t sound like you watched the video.
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  7200. why do you think this is the mid east fox news
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  7201. A regular Li Peng, premier of China in 1989, you are.
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  7202.  @ulfgustavsson4919  I’m not saying WW2 started in 1937, but not including the fighting in China as part part of WW2 is a gross oversimplification of WW2. Wars like WW2 don’t just start; they build up over time and merge together smaller wars. The French and Indian War is the Seven Years war, but because for the Colonials the enemies were the French and native tribes that allied with them, it’s called the French and Indian War in the US. My point is that one country remembering a war differently doesn’t invalidate a larger prospective.
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  7203.  @ulfgustavsson4919  nope, I argue that WW2 didn’t start until 1941 with Japan’s offensive through South Asia and the Pacific.
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  7204. @naturalpreservation culture comes from thought and thought from the brain and the brain geans. when you look at why human culture is so strong you see this. culture is the thought of if it wored for him it will work for me. with thought coming from the brain so is culture
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  7205. The percentage of people who live in absolute poverty has been going down for centuries. If we can keep up the pace, we would get rid of absolute poverty by mid century. Remember, many hands make light work.
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  7206.  @deevnn  learn to read! In the last two centuries the percentage of people who live on a dollar a day has gone from 80% of the world’s population to 10%. Even countries we don’t think of as rich are significantly richer than anyone 200 years ago. Elon Musk regularly works 100 hour weeks.
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  7207. CIA installed dictatorships tend to evolve into democracies.
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  7208. It’s not even a militaristic society. It’s a story about the military.
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  7209. Most are big softies. The problem are people raising them to attack people and other dogs because they were originally bred for fighting.
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  7210. In Old Norse, which is pretty closely related to Old English, the cognate for hundred was 120
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  7211. No, to conservatives.
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  7212. The US has problems. China’s problems make what problems the US has look tiny.
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  7213.  @dranzacspartan8002  China has 350% of their GDP in debt. The US has 110%; not great but far from apocalyptic. There are 800 million Chinese who are living on little more than $1 a day. That’s incomparable to being poor in the US.  China has a marry-go-round of lockdowns putting hundreds of millions of people out of work. The US is still 3 million jobs behind where we were before covid, but again incomparable to China No currency can displace the USD has the reserve currency. No country has the mix of economic size, lack of government interference and hard currency. We might see some trade blocks develop a local currency for intra-block trading, like the Euro, but inter-block trading is going to be USD. The US had a bad cold, China is in the ICU
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  7214. I can't make anything coherent from your comments, so until you respond to me in a coherent manner I'm going to ignore you.
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  7215. It’s all about the jury
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  7216. More like basic
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  7217. Tell that to Count dankula who’s had a trial drag out onward of two years for a joke video here on YouTube.
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  7218. It doesn’t stop being dangerous; it’s just that under extraordinary circumstances the danger is worth the risk.
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  7219.  @beng4151  we aren’t cutting their hearts out and offering them to the sun got like the Maya. They’re working longer than is safe.
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  7220.  @beng4151  if it’s just yourself you’re putting as risk, that’s your prerogative. Operating 80 ton vehicles on public roads endangers a lot more people than just you, which is why the government gets involved.
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  7221.  @beng4151  no one does. That’s not a an argument against safety standards.
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  7222. I would go further and say it’s exactly the same. The same people, the same culture, the same land mass just about 100 miles north of border.
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  7223.  @pullt  you basically say that about Canada as a whole
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  7224. joker is the one beck learned from reading all his comic books and thinking they are real
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  7225.  @TheAmateurEditor  hey, it’s Tim Pool’s other account.
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  7226. If you think Joe is a shock jock, you’re in for a hell of a shock.
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  7227. You’re completely wrong.
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  7228.  @clarkkent9080  1) dump is present tense, as in its happening now, not 30 years ago. 2) that was military waste, and if I remember right it was medium to low level, not the high level waste he’s claiming
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  7229. Nuclear is cheaper and safer than renewables without the problems of fossil fuels.
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  7230. General Winter loses to the 5 Ps.
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  7231. The plates overlap even when standing. If they don’t, that’s a weak spot.
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  7232.  @THESPATHARIOS  as our boy Met said at the beginning of the video, it’s not always worn with mail
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  7233. He doesn’t have $ billions sitting in a bank account. He owns stocks worth billions.
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  7234.  @c_loeber  perfectly habitable. You actually get less radiation in Fukushima than in places like Colorado.
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  7235. You mean like Bachmann whose farm gets a ton of farm subsidies? What those fuckers really want to Armageddon and their trying to cause Armageddon.
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  7236. With demographics as they are around the world, the USD is going to be the reserve currency for at least a another generation
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  7237. The price for cargo is lower along with manned missions. Test launches fail. Operational rockets have had more failures.
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  7238. I know it's hard for people like you to accept facts, but the facts are what they are.
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  7239. You’re regurgitating a lot of lies
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  7240. Sorry about the spelling, I've never been to great at it. "Private enterprise will always provide better distribution than government enterprise," that's just not true. Not until the 1930s did many rural areas get electricity with large government projects and government bodies like the Tennessee Valley Authority. Also, food isn't as good an example you think becuase people are still going hungery in the US even with some of, if not the, lowest food costs in the world.
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  7241. You can do that with AM radio, but with modern equipment, because of the frequencies used, that won’t work.
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  7242. Safe is a relative term.
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  7243. Once he started taking about finding huge anounts of gold my thoughts went straight to planetary resources because that's just what they are planing on doing.
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  7244. @restlesspride666 i misread
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  7245. The problem is that we promote some instincts and not other, even whan we have no reason to.
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  7246. The British had an incredibly light touch compared with other empires
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  7247. How does an extradition treaty to send people to PRC get justice for someone killed in the RC?
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  7248. L M, again, what does extraditing people to the mainland have to do with someone killed in Taiwan? They’re perfectly capable of signing a deal with Taiwan without having to make one with the mainland.
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  7249. yuxuan qi, the bill is clearly a power grab by the mainland and using a murder in Taiwan as excuse. If it wasn’t, the Hong Kong government would have written the bill limiting it to Taiwan, where a real crime happened.
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  7250. yuxuan qi, all charges are political in China.
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  7251. CNN wouldn’t lie.
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  7252.  @irshviralvideo  you’re either extremely naive or stupid. CNN have lied about lots of things, and they’ve been sued several times and settled out of court because the deposition would have been devastating. Also, Project Veritas caught CNN producers saying they manipulate the news. Media awards are just self congratulatory hot air. It’s like class president in high school
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  7253. No, the tea party is just a bunch of fucknut crazies.
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  7254. You are stupid aren't you? Legally a person person has things like try to leave they must do if possible before they can use leathe force. After the person has taken those actions then and only then is it self defense with out thses stand your ground laws. The guy in the car could have drive away or something but he just pulled out the gun and shoot a guy dead.
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  7255. In 6 months without the US Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan will have nukes, and China will be in a civil war
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  7256. @Guernicaman with right wing crazies trying to take over the country
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  7257. Tesla looked into a similar idea and dropped because it adds a bunch of weight and complexity, bad engineering.
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  7258. It’s cheaper and more environmentally friendly to burn natural gas in a combined cycle turbine than having a turbine occasionally interrupted by wind.
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  7259. That's good question, but I have a feeling the difference can't be acounted for by that.
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  7260. @talktothehand1212 you live in a rich area. My mother makes about that starting after 10 years in the same district.
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  7261. We’re running low on artillery shells, something we don’t use much of because we use bombs and missiles. Our ships are newer and in far better shape than the Russian navy’s. The RN has had major fires destroyed or heavily damaged several of their ships, and the pride of their Black sea fleet was sunk last year because of the poor condition it was in meant it couldn’t defend itself from a missile.
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  7262.  @mlytle0  i was responding to this: “Our Naval assets are in poor condition over all (with the notable exception of Submarines, where we still excel). The Russians, on the other hand, have rebounded.” The US military is so overwhelmingly powerful that even regional powers have to fight the US asymmetrically.
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  7263.  @mlytle0  I understand what you’re saying, and most of it is factually wrong.
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  7264. No, that many people can’t solve every problem. It can’t change geography. Has zero effect on the corruption of the CCP. Can’t make an aging population younger.
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  7265. American Patriot, stop being a dumbass. Everyone agrees China is a big player, but you’re pretending it’s position doesn’t have large and obvious problems.
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  7266. Guess you haven’t heard of the unimog
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  7267. Yep, violent criminals on the left get protected and everyone has to go through trials that should never have happened.
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  7268. We’ve already seen mass revolts in urban areas after the Democrats lost in the. We’re probably going to have the same thing happen in a few weeks after this election, and if not, in 2024. Milley should be in jail for sedition, and Bar is a corrupt POS. Trump only wanted constitutional remedies to grievances with how the election was conducted.
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  7269. You clearly don’t know about the weather in the Bearing strait. Also, there’s no state wide road system, and only one highway out the state.
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  7270. China is still the world leader in using coal. Right now China need energy and doesn't care how it gets it, and my big fear is that they get too used to coal and the like.
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  7271. In Texas the porch has the same legal status as the rest of the house.
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  7272. I like Tesla, but solar is a boondoggle. Nuclear is the future.
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  7273. What can I say; we can feel the republicanism oozing out of Starship Troopers, even if it was rapped in a fascist veneer.
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  7274. Another things about which way in up on a map: the Chinese had south as upfor a long time.
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  7275. Not once the swordsman gets past the point.
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  7276. SpaceX have completely changed the space industry, and Tesla has turned electric car from niche hippie cars into real competition for ICE cars.
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  7277. A lot soldiers couldn’t carry shields
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  7278.  @CrimsonNasferatu  because they needed both hands to use their weapons. Try fighting with halbert or using a bow with a shield.
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  7279.  @CrimsonNasferatu  so the guy with the two handed weapon can rip you part. Good plan.
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  7280.  @CrimsonNasferatu  battles were fought in massed ranks, not one on one duels. Also, SCA isn’t particularly accurate, and it’s for good reason. Using weapons in the way they were intended is extremely dangerous.
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  7281. No, you can’t just turn power plants on and off. Also, why do stable power sources have to adapt to the unstable one?
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  7282. The greatest trick the devil ever pull was convincing the world he didn’t exist. You’re not the devil, and you’re trick has failed
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  7283. Those are unconfirmed estimates, and even if those are accurate, that would still be better than the millions killed by fossil fuels.
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  7284. The terms were basically that Japan got to keep everything they took. That wasn’t surrendering in any meaningful way. Furthermore, the military leadership were happy to keep fighting. Just look at Okinawa.
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  7285. Mosy modern tanks have auxiliary power units. Also, the fire hazard and charge time for such a massive battery are nonstarters.
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  7286. Wow at this rate they're going to shut down Oakland
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  7287. You probably have a higher than average need for novelty, so too much repetition irritates you.
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  7288. For most people, EVs are better right now. The problem is cost, but that’s going to come down with time and development.
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  7289. Sorry. but you're wrong there is very clear defintion of natural born citizen: a person must be borning within the US at least on parent is a US citizen.
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  7290. The only reason there’s no depository is because of interference from anti-nuclear activists. Also, spent fuel isn’t a problem for all time. If we just let it sit there, it’s going to be decayed in under 100 thousand years. However, it’s too valuable, being mostly made of unused fuel, to just let sit and go to waste.
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  7291. The reason why stimulants are given is that parts of the brain in people With ADHD aren't as active as they should be. There was a great TED talk about a scientist's exsperiments using flys with the equivelent of ADHD that cam out not too long ago.
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  7292. Their economy is far more broken than ours.
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  7293. And how many times has that happened to someone?
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  7294. The Fremont factory has a long and bad reputation, predating Tesla, for bad paint and stuff.
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  7295. thats not right. i know its broken but thats not somthing you can ask of people. what would who you say to someone who is not married but lives and love the person they are with but have never goten married would you say they get to not have kids. the US doesn't work that way
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  7296. Culture and and economics dwarfs any ideological differences.
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  7297.  @7pop217  Canada’s provincial differences are baked into the geography, and in the case of Quebec, cultural/linguistic differences. Those differences also make large parts of Canada more like areas of the US than other parts of Canada because those areas of the US and Canada are part of the same geographic landscape
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  7298. Reagan was an idiot. We still don't have the tech to do what he wanted.
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  7299. So, you're saying the mass release of CO2 isn't raising CO2 levels?
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  7300. On reactor for a large cargo ship would be more than enough. Depending on the design, an SMR doesn’t need refueling. Many of the designs are designed to have enough fuel for their entire lifespan.
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  7301. What if it's a line of nobody but people 100 or older?
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  7302. Good thing no one expects Marines to count
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  7303. It’s an autonomous region that functions more like a country than a city.
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  7304.  @anthonykariuki5153  because the US trade security made mass international trade possible and places like China had much lower labor costs. However, with the breakdown of the international system and improved automation have changed the structure for many manufactured goods.
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  7305.  @swedneck  Germanic cultures have a long history of being plain spoken.
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  7306. Y’all make fun of earth-bad construction, but it’s actually not a bad way of building around that area. Stick-built houses don’t work everywhere
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  7307. Look up the Indian war, Filibusters, how Japan got involved in Mongolia, and a ton of other times it’s happened.
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  7308.  @votebrian66  wow, that’s some grade A bullshit circa 2018.
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  7309. Sponsons suck, and the main gun is an anti-tank gun.
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  7310. Tesla’s California factory had exactly the same infection rate as the rest of the county, which was lower than the sate average, and there’s zero evidence that the virus was spread at the factory, which shouldn’t be surprising since they rigorously fallowed the safety guidelines. Also, Musks constantly state motives for what he’s doing are to help people. He’s constantly telling people why he does things. Moreover, he seems indifferent to wealth beyond its functional value.
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  7311. What's wrong with being nude? I won't take answers based on religion or how you feel about it. Also, being nude brings in the news that then spread the message further and louder.
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  7312.  @mellolowe8639  not true, but irrelevant
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  7313. China thought the same thing, and they fucked themselves over because of it.
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  7314. The NRC and greens are really good at making building reactors much more expensive than they should be, and renewables don’t replace fossil fuels, as Germany and California have shown. Nuclear is the only thing that replaces fossil fuels.
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  7315.  @clarkkent9080  yes, that particular project has problems with corruption. But why do you think that’s the only nuclear power plant we’ve had started in how long?
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  7316. Launching spent fuel into space is a terrible idea in more ways than I can count.
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  7317. We burn it in better reactors.
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  7318. @Graffight "did you know that NASA is a completely stagnent Gov't entaty" That because of people like you that they have nothing to do. If you have nothing to do what are you going to do. NASA even with a lack of an over arching mission has kept doing imporant things. They bulit the frist jet plan to go hypersonic. They put all kinds of equipment in to space that has help many different science. I dont think theyve been just sitting aroud doing nothing like you think.
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  7319. You’ve it completely backwards. Nuclear spends all its money on R&D and none on RP.
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  7320. Yes, the day a reactor killed nobody and people freaked out.
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  7321.  @musicloverchicago437  A government overreaction is the fault of the government. The tritinated water is less radioactive than seawater.
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  7322.  @musicloverchicago437  “As for the tritium-polluted water, would you want to drink that water or eat seafood that has lived in it?” Yes, I would without hesitation because it has less tritium, less alone all the other pollutants, than regular seawater. “Some areas near the plant,” is such a vague statement as to be meaningless. Some unnamed article from the BBC means nothing
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  7323.  @musicloverchicago437  I’ve read a lot more on this than you probably ever will.
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  7324.  @musicloverchicago437  You told me to learn more because you think I’m ignorant. My response is no more a logical fallacy than your assertion. The only part of the the exclusion that’s dangerous is the area 1 mile around the Daiichi plant, and even that isn’t uninhabitable. It just slightly ups your risk of getting cancer
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  7325. Well, we found the idiot who can’t do even basic math.
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  7326. Brad Hartliep, seems I hit a nerve.
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  7327. I'd sooner stop eating bacon (that's sure as hell never going to happen till I'm dead) than disown my son (when I have kids)
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  7328. The Mars society has talks about teraforming Mars, and they go in to pretty good depth.
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  7329. Yeah, bashing your head against the wall because ob how stupid someone has to be to say that is astounding.
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  7330. Confession through projection.
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  7331. Trudeau is a neoliberal on economics and radical leftist on social issues.
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  7332. A jealous New Yorker had appeared trying to insult Florida. We get it.
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  7333. We don't try to. What we do is teach their kids, so they don't become lemings.
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  7334.  @DonRoyalX  they hate him, vitriolicly hate him. The people who hate Trump don’t want division. They want unison with them ensconced at the top. They just use division as a tool to try and take back control
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  7335. Russia is winning, but they’re really under preforming. If they were anywhere near as good as they made out, they would have overrun Ukraine months ago. Russia is selling a trickle of underpriced oil to India and China. It’s better than nothing, but it’s not going to make ip the difference
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  7336. We really are. The US only done the equivalent of gently telling China to stop.
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  7337. Every law ever made by congress is repealable.
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  7338. I’m calling poe.
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  7339. Most parents don't have the time money or skills needed. When I say most, I mean on and order of nearly all.
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  7340. The Russians clearly planned for a quick and easy victory, are now having a hard time against a second rate military
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  7341. how is Halloween all year a bad thing
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  7342. Someone needs to teach him how to say German words.
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  7343. That goes against the very ideal of the system. Just look at how people are discouraged from continuing at every turn. The whole point is that service is a test that’s as hard as possible and everyone has to take.
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  7344. The entire ethos of the system is built around discouraging people from becoming citizens. They will have put into place a system to stop the kind of abuse you’re talking about. Also, there seem to be no material gain from becoming a citizen. All it seems to get you is the right to vote and run for office. Sure those are powerful things, but the government body is restricted by their constitution.
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  7345. When you’re writing the philosophical arguments for a system of government, you’re not going to go on at length about anti-corruption laws. Starship Troopers is an overview, a nuts and bolts manual.
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  7346. The thinking is fighting is going to be taking small islands and that they’re going to have naval fire support.
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  7347.  @brucemace5404  a 16” shell that weighs as much as a car is too much for that kind of fighting. In WW2 Marines preferred support from 5” guns because they didn’t have to clear as large an area. Furthermore, the Zumwalt class was designed for shore bombardment.
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  7348. He faked the paperwork. They didn’t know he was 16.
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  7349. People who think like that tend to be in a race to see how many people they can kill.
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  7350. That's not true, federal law still makes marijuana is illegal.
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  7351.  @diddyfitzgerald9354  I didn’t know I was required to give a thesis on the benefits of nuclear every time I show support because some rando would read it. The last reactor at Chernobyl was shut down nearly 30 years ago, and all of the spent fuel should have been moved from the cooling pond more than a decade ago.
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  7352.  @diddyfitzgerald9354  My dude, you’re the one who needs the dictionary, and the first you should look up is snarky because that’s what I was being.
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  7353. History has shown the exact opposite. The human population has never been larger, and life has never been better, particularly if you live in a developed country
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  7354. Most of the developments in nuclear are happening in the US and Canada.
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  7355. If it was her lipstick, then it would be on Armoured’s… but eyeliner, she probably just forgot. She didn’t know she’s been doing this for four years, so keep track of time isn’t her strong suit.
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  7356. The PLAN would be obliterated by the USN outside of the the hypersonic missile umbrella. There are also numerous bottlenecks between China and the Middle East.
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  7357. These aren’t mud huts. They’re more like adobe, which do very well in the cold. I doubt they’ll finish them though.
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  7358. @DersimLondon The way the likes and veiws are counted different and up date at different times
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  7359.  @ShermanistDruid  no, Ukraine and Russia were settled by the Norse, and they don’t really have a seafaring tradition. You’re probably thinking of the Germanic cultures, which have seafaring traditions going back to the Bronze Age.
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  7360. All the better then.
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  7361.  @Hyperpandas  what’s the job of an elected official other than to listen to and work with the citizens?
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  7362. #Metoo was always a mob, and mobs are never a good thing.
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  7363. Not really. They just name them after people with a medal.
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  7364.  @jimig.688  I wasn’t being entirely serious, but a lot of smaller types of ships were named after people important to US naval history and/or who showed exceptional bravery.
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  7365. @traustifreyr type in pacific garbage patch
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  7366. you're taliking about sadism and in war most the time you want them to stop trying to kill you so you kill them
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  7367. The radioactive iodine decayed decades ago, so it couldn’t have cause the cancer.
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  7368. @FATKATKY i agree with you
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  7369. with out you will die. not poison just to much will kill you like every other thing
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  7370. Does not comput. Does not comput.
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  7371. Thourgh out the US in low-income neighborhoods. My mother is a high school teacher and has had students who come to school only so they can get lunch.
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  7372. @naturalpreservation what do you mean?
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  7373. I'm sorry about the fact you're too stupid to know you're stupid and that this is real.
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  7374. Do you know how castles were taken? A rock would be thrown at the same spot on a wall over and over again until the wall broke. Each round we weaken that wall and then final the wall falls.
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  7375. People like you have been declaring the tank obsolete for the last century. There’s always going to be an armored vehicle with direct fire capabilities. Body armor didn’t disappear with the invention of fire arms. Abbreviated forms of armor were used all the way up to WW1, and armor has bad a comeback with improvements in material science.
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  7376. Do know what words you’re using mean?
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  7377.  @bobdollar937  there are lots of dictionaries. My question is if you use them.
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  7378. i want to start a tyt petshop with mini giraffes and mice with full working human brains. maybe have a bigfoot alarme that goes git git
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  7379. 70% in the US and the next closest is Ford with 10%.
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  7380. Wheels are 6,000 years old, and we still use them. The age isn’t the problem, it’s the application and people using it
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  7381. Some one needs to tow you because your brain was obviously totaled
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  7382. Antifa are evil, and they're just trying to get rid of the competition. Every decent person has the moral obligation to disavow both.
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  7383. No, both colectivists who are will to commit any number of atrocities against any number people for greater good.
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  7384. He was far from perfect, but compared to the world falling apart under Brandon, he presidency was heavenly.
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  7385. Biologically speaking, they’re distinct entities, and the off spring getting nutrition and oxygen through the umbilical cord doesn’t really change that.
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  7386. Ja Sikhs are one of the few peaceful "religions of peace."
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  7387. Everyone go look AronRa and his latest video of all the people testifying before the Texas State Board of Education.
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  7388. Solar produces 10x the waste of nuclear, and a lot of that is heavy metals that don’t go away.
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  7389. It doesn’t actually. Oil spills cause much more environmental damage. Explosion on oil platforms and coal mine collapses regularly kill more people than any nuclear accident.
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  7390. What happened in Europe was a bunch of governments over reacting and destroying crops and livestock for no good reason. Also, one oil spill shut down the fishing industry in the Gulf of Mexico. That’s not fucking localized. The exclusion zones around Chernobyl and Fukushima are very much habitable. The radiation levels are lower than naturally occurring levels in areas where people live.
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  7391. Hey, LBJ was pretty damn good too, and I'm not just saying because I'm from Texas.
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  7392. No, those are very different.
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  7393.  @TheGodOfGravy  1) when you bake a brick, it’s not mud brick anymore. 2) sod is is particular form of earthen structure made with top soil with grass growing in it. 3) earthbags are made with compacted earth in bags, which is completely different from both of the others mentioned
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  7394. It would take 100 thousand years to strip away a thickened atmosphere, and even if that weren’t the case, we could build a magnetic shield.
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  7395. the umpirer triped himself stiff legs and trys to trun you're going to be eating dirt if you can't stand right
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  7396. I can't keep up with these comments!
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  7397. Not in politics
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  7398. Mars has large amounts of water. Enough for shallow oceans, in fact. Antarctica is routinely colder than Mars. The radiation is negligible. Even being cautious, the cancer risk increase is 1% per year. That’s less than eating bacon regularly.
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  7399. He doesn’t have $200 billion in the bank, and space is humanity’s future.
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  7400.  @clintholmes2061  as part of but the entirety of the human domain
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  7401.  @clintholmes2061  please tell me you don’t know anything about the space industry without saying you don’t know anything about the space industry.
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  7402.  @clintholmes2061  people living in space isn’t the same as the space industry
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  7403.  @clintholmes2061  along with other places. You can’t live in your crib all your life.
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  7404. Cheddar man wasn’t white, but he wasn’t black either. He probably had a Mediterranean/Middle Eastern skin tone.
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  7405. Cyclists and pedestrians don’t mix the well that’s why. A few cyclists and few pedestrians aren’t a problem, but when you’re trying to get large groups of them interacting, it becomes a mess with people getting hurt.
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  7406. @Sonnera you see one guy in a vid where they're attcking this poor guy with parkisons
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  7407. Tesla doesn’t have dealers. Those are second hand and probably $30k above what you can buy them for from Tesla
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  7408. People have been saying that for a long time, and it doesn’t matter if the cost is too high for people to buy the electricity.
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  7409. Dubble actions are, and there are even a few full auto ones out there, too.
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  7410. Gas turbine is ice, just not piston
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  7411. No, teachers have to have degrees in what they teach
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  7412. i know if they had that many on their side we all would be dead by now
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  7413. @Craigipedia only people who dont understand the world would say that thats why i hate them
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  7414. @rmcdaniel423 no a sidewalk is like a road. its not my job to take care of the road. its for public use and prejudicial to the people in the town. the only thing a person most do is pay taxes and not violate the rights of other. poeple have the right to walk but they can not make a person bulid a sidewalk to do so thats why the government does it
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  7415.  @HealingLifeKwikly  you’re just wrong
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  7416.  @HealingLifeKwikly  I’m sure you’ve done plenty of work on the subject, but your axiomatic assumptions are wrong. Degrowth means that we become less efficient and will rely on more damaging methods
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  7417.  @HealingLifeKwikly  You’re talking about trends for organisms without technology. Neither energy nor throughput is an innate problem. The problem is how we get them, and as I said, degrowth requires we go back to more damaging methods. Degrowth would have us go back to slash and burn farming, which is far worse for the environment than our best methods, let alone something like aeroponics. Degrowth means going back to burning wood, and that would mean cutting down every tree to try to fulfill our needs. Growth means deploying nuclear power, which has the smallest environmental impact of all energy sources. You know what we can do with that energy? Tap into new, underutilized resources, like our waste. Water reclamation takes a lot of energy, but when we have low impact energy sources, it more than worth it so we can reuse the same water over and over again.
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  7418.  @HealingLifeKwikly  low energy = dumb. Wattel and duab was used for thousands of years because it was a cheap low effort. When better, more energy intensive materials came along, people started using those. To build an passively heated/cooled house takes more energy to build than a regular house to build. Passive homes are the luxury of high energy materials being invested into the construction of homes to save energy later. Poor people don’t have that excess energy to invest. You clearly don’t know anything about nuclear power. The water in the cooling ponds never leaves the containment building nor does the water in the reactor leave the reactor. There are, also, many types of reactors that don’t use water as the coolant.  The water problems in France were for the steam turbines, and they only had to cut back 2% of output. With supercritical CO2 turbines, that they wouldn’t have even lost that much, but that’s the evil growth you hate. The evidence is very clear the best way to protect the environment is by technical advancement so that we’re not dependent on the environment for our needs.
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  7419. Enforcemed monogamy doesn’t mean forcing people into getting married.
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  7420. French tanks had more armor, but the crew lay out was total shit.
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  7421. In some places they're elected and in others they're appointed
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  7422. Chinese doesn’t have letters, and Arabic numerals are much easier to read than traditional Chinese numerals.
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  7423. CO2 is a green house gas. Add more green house gases to the atmosphere and the atmospheric temperature goes up. There’s been empirical evidence of that since the 1800s.
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  7424. They ran out of of kids decades ago
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  7425. Let me say this first: I hate Cruz for being a moron and fucking up my state. The births have no legal case, and the fact they think they do have one makes them giant fucking morons.
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  7426.  @JhanCarnero1984  that’s the dumbest argument I’ve heard. languages don’t change conventions because of a borrowed word.
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  7427.  @CaptainAmerica001  and that gets truncated in America.
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  7428.  @CaptainAmerica001  those are initialisms, not truncations. Also, we’re know as Americans because we’re from America.
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  7429.  @CaptainAmerica001  the government’s shorthand doesn’t change the conventions, particularly because there are several English speaking countries. People from those countries aren’t Americans. They’re from the Americas, which I might add are two continents. Now, if this was Spanish or French, which have different completely different conventions, you would have a point, but this is English.
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  7430.  @CaptainAmerica001  here’s a video that shows how ridiculous your first argument is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrsxRJdwfM0&t=410s Wikipedia also has a good article that blows you arguments out of the water: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demonyms_for_the_United_States
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  7431.  @JhanCarnero1984  the only ones here with a grievance are you and alphanumeric designation
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  7432.  @CaptainAmerica001  I’ve explained how what language you’re using changes everything, repeatedly. You’re just too dumb to comprehend it.
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  7433. If someone has the money, stay and fight them in the courts. California is looking as loosing a major case against their anti-gun laws.
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  7434. @quantumcahill i don't think all the world hates the US i think many feel sorry for us
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  7435. @GJNCA Ben Franklin belived in a god but he wasn't religiouse. Making him a deitst and he was the one who had the strongest beliefe in a god out of the founding fathers
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  7436. @richardaberdeen i was talking about the part with science being writen be scientists. do you not understand what im saying is that it can change and be wrong as with siphons for many years was siad to work by the air pushing down on the liquid but was changed to what its is now that its gravity driven not the air pushing down on it
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  7437. @Europäische Union one of the founders of Zip2 had almost nothing to do with it? You’re views on cars and public transport are irrelevant. The point is that Tesla isn’t a luxury car company only catering to the wealthy, which you gladly provided more support for.
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  7438. Turbo-supercharger
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  7439. The probes can carry human DNA and the blueprints to make the equipment to grow humans
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  7440. Tesla aren’t playing catch up to anyone. Their tech is easily the best in the industry. Their manufacturing blows everyone away. They spend 1/3 the time building cars as BMW and make 3x the money per-sale. Ford’s CEO has repeatedly said that Tesla are the best car makers and Ford will emulate them A hybrid isn’t a counter to BEV.
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  7441. Sorry, the US decolonizing after WW2 is completely unrealistic. The US was the last power standing after WW2 and could have easily told the colonial powers to hand over their colonies. The US even treated Japan Germany like colonies for a short period.
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  7442. Tw1, you don’t seem to have gotten my point.
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  7443. Will Nitschke, are you trying to be stupid? The point I was making is people are able too take care of themselves if they are allowed to. You’re spouting off about some vaguely related subject.
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  7444. Then why does Tesla take 1/3 the time to build a car, and the VW CEO even said Tesla have them beat
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  7445. More value added is a good thing
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  7446.  @MichaelLloydMobile  I understood. You’re just not for voluntary cooperation to produce the greatest value for people because of your ideological views
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  7447. You kind of don't understand what I mean by local. I mean local as walking distance. So, the travel cost is nothing, and the person gets some exercise (something we americans need more of, myself included).
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  7448. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert cover the news a lot better then many "news" stations do in their making fun of people.
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  7449. The B-29 flew too high for AAA, and Moscow is a big target for fire bombing.
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  7450.  @hb2495  no, he’s a lying sack of shit getting paid by the CCP to lies about the genocides their committing
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  7451. You’re basically describing the SLAM
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  7452. California suing for racist hiring practices when they actually had a vote on if they should repeal anti-discrimination protections. The universe makes jokes of those idiots every single day.
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  7453. No one supporting the light attack aircraft is trying to get rid of the A-10. If anything, the light attack aircraft prolong the A-10 by taking reducing wear on the air frames because they aren’t going to be called out when they’re overkill.
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  7454. Are you going for the most lies in one comment prize?
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  7455. Sorry but I can't understand what you're trying to say.
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  7456. You were the one just saying to stay on topic, keep it together. I answered your question just fine with other, and now you're brining up stuff unrelated to your orignal question.
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  7457. did she say iranian bake
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  7458.  @saladin3273  how many wars between great powers have there been since 1945?
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  7459.  @rizkyadiyanto7922  the Soviets were always the weaker of the two superpowers, which is why they relied so heavily on the threat of nuclear weapons, and Russia is a shadow of the Soviet Union.
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  7460. Please, don’t. We don’t need more little YouTubes running around.
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  7461. They be lucky to not get the death penalty.
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  7462. Doesn’t seem like it.
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  7463. @Snakepliskinist It's this thing they have of thinking anything that feels good is bad. Food that tastes good? Sorry, no. Clean air and a nice veiw of some nutral wonders? Agian, no. Also, the average age childeren stop depending on their partents in any form for money in the US is 26.
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  7464. The US has never had a mass mobilization? Creating a military with 7 million men, he largest the US military has ever been, and building hundreds of thousands of trucks and other thin skined vehicles, tens of thousands of tanks/armored vehicles and airplanes, thousands of ships, and billions of round of ammunition. The US loves mass mobilization if you can show a legitimate existential threat to the country, and a war with the Sovite Union would be exactly that.
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  7465. I think you mean FDR, not JFK. FDR also won 4 terms. He just died shortly after he was elected the 4 time.
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  7466. There’s a lot of terrible fantasy armor and weapons, but fantasy gets a lot more leeway because it’s not trying to depict real events.
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  7467. @jackster1990 a ballet might by a mile long if they put every name on it
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  7468.  @Superpooper-2020  I think you mean China because China is too weak to take Taiwan.
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  7469. Dude, shut you fucking pie-hole. All you're trying to do is give atheists a bad name by implying the use of force like Stalin and other communist DICTATORS.
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  7470. Even if it is NASA, I it wouldn’t be without SpaceX being heavily involved as a contractor.
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  7471. I think this qualifies as if you can’t beat them, buy them off.
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  7472.  @orchdork775  you need to learn to read whole sentences rather than just glomming on to parts.
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  7473. He was running away from a murderous mob.
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  7474. It’s a little more complicated but basically
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  7475. A number of these problems are because of how the Japanese legal system works. In Japan trials are one big process of discovering evidence, and trials are often done while police investigations are still going. That’s also part of why it’s not so crazy it’s his first day.
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  7476. Explain why the Tesla Model 3 is the best selling car in Europe? Also, Toyota and VW are going to have to spend 20X as much as Tesla. Tesla’s strength isn’t in pattens. Their strength is in the process. They’re constantly improving, and they fire anyone who gets in the way of that.
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  7477.  @migrationsforschermitbreit6744  the largest car manufacturer with tons of entry barriers protecting has its collective line up of EVs do better in one small European country. Moreover, it’s comparing itself to a company with two factories. Tesla doesn’t care about “luxury”. They care about producing a great product as quickly as possible, and they still can’t fill orders fast enough.
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  7478. Simpler, sure. Better, no.
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  7479. How are they going to nuke anybody other than themselves: mail the nuke, because they don't have anything that can cary their nukes?
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  7480.  @clarkkent9080  the FDA are terrible. They’ve let through dangerous drugs because of political pressure and dangerous devices because they have an exemption for similar devices. ATF have definition of machine gun so broad it includes a shoelace tied into a loop. They’re also trying to make a firearms registry , which they are expressly and legally forbidden from doing. The NRC fits right in making nuclear less safe and more expensive with nonsensical rules.
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  7481.  @clarkkent9080  the entire regulatory structure is the problem. In the NRC is based on a compliance checklist rather proving designs safe. There are over stringent radiation limits based on LNT.
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  7482.  @clarkkent9080  I didn’t say the NRC was responsible for proving designs. I said they have a check list of requirements that must be met rather than having a design proven safe to them. Many of those requirements are only applicable to liht water reactors.
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  7483. The devil always holds up his end of a deal, just not how you thought it would be. The CCP just lies, cheats, and steals.
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  7484. if you put white people in from the south (US) you would get people asking fro some you ask any one if they like KFC they will most likely say yes if they have had it you can do it any one and if they don't have history like in the US they will most likely not even have any idea how it would be
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  7485. Space Jew always with the best worst jokes.
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  7486. @sidthemyth had to say it
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  7487. For the most part people don't plan on making a minimum wage job a career. A number of my friends after high school got jobs insted of going to college because their families didn't have the money, and other went striaght in to the military for the same reason. Other older people who already have families have to take minimum wage jobs because they were fired and can't find a new job. Minimum wage jobs are the only jobs a lot of people have as an opposition.
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  7488. "a DA revolver is cocked and reloaded by pulling the trigger, This does the work of preparing the next round." That sounds pretty damn automatic to me.
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  7489. We should show NASA some love too
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  7490.  @zylnexxd842  the UK’s GDP is $2 trillion. The Federal government is going to spend $6 trillion this fiscal year.
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  7491. That’s part of why nuclear is better.
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  7492. Hard water is water with high mineral content. Although, it should be find to drink unless it’s super hard, which mostly happens with wells.
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  7493. Evil is more often than not stupid
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  7494. "He's an 'Agnostic'," that doesn't disagree with anything I said, you twit. Your statement about about Cenk blaming Israel is BS, but more importanly how does that have anything to do with Cenks views on Islam? Doubling down on your unsuported BS are you?
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  7495. I'm to the left, but that's too far. We need to hunt some animals like dear because we have killed off a large number of the animals like wolves that kept the poplation in check. Another animal that is a problem is wild pigs; they tare up feilds and cropes, here in Texas, and the only sane way to kill one is to shot it because they have razor sharp teeth that will rip a person part fast. Also I don't like saying to people you either have to raise the animal yourself or buy questionable meat.cont
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  7496. All the early-war tanks were long in the tooth by the end of the war.
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  7497. The terminology back them was different, and even then, the system wasn’t quite what we would understand as a turbocharger today.
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  7498. Balasnaro is anything but a fascist. He seems more classical liberal with a with an old fashioned sense of justice.
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  7499.  @agentkaos1768  no, I mean average and casualty, not just mortality rate. While there were definitely more survivable tsnks, the difference between tanks wasn’t huge.
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  7500. Large parts of the US get a lot of snow too, mostly lake and seashore. Around the Great Lakes it’s normal to get several feet of snow.
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  7501.  @tahustvedt  and there are several places in the US that get double that.
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  7502. Thorium isn’t safer the uranium. It’s just that the designs people want to use thorium in are safer than the already super safe PWRs.
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  7503.  @mackenshaw8169  None of that is true. Thorium and uranium are no different in safety. Thorium is bred into uranium then burnt. Uranium was used because of existing experience with it and simpler fuel cycle.
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  7504. The US is the world’s largest food exporter, so we would be cutting back production to just what we need.
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  7505. There are flying fish, so you might want to rethink that part.
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  7506. all repbubicans are pervs
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  7507.  @hvh377  The Netherlands is like the size New Jersey, so y'all can get away with shorter range cars. Also, cars as a whole are more expensive there, so Teslas are more affordable in the US.
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  7508. @isaacBrockofthe41 No, lots of people go to horror movie for a laungh
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  7509. @livardo he kind of looks like a white guy with a tan too me
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  7510. That's the wrong Hell because I'd never be cought in Michigan.
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  7511. If you count the 54 states and territories as different states, the US is an empire and always was.
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  7512. Political offices are basically auctions at this point, and the guys by very rich sugar daddies can simply out bid everyone else. So the solution is to get the money out.
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  7513. For the most part water that comes out of the tap is potable.
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  7514. @KaylinJH walking and running aren't all that different so if we are good at one we are good at the other.
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  7515. The black lash would have been just as big, but it wouldn’t have been a bunch of idiots LARPing as revolutionaries.
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  7516. Oil and natural gas companies have been the biggest pushers of renewables because they know renewables can’t replace natural gas. Wind only produces 30% of the electricity it could if the wind blew all the time. Solar is even worse. To cover that 70+% of rime renewables aren’t enough they burn natural gas.
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  7517.  @jimmybrad156  coal, oil, and natural gas. You can even see impressions in black coal.
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  7518.  @Mallard942  wrong on all counts. We have a declining birth rate, but we have a long time to deal with that problem. Also, the US has incorporated large numbers of immigrants in the past, so this isn’t exactly new territory for us. The world uses the petrodollar because the US economy is by far the largest in the world.
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  7519.  @humanbean1424  I know the electronics were assembled in China because China doesn’t have the ability to make high end microchips and touchscreens. Yeah, the cheap injection molded plastic and low end microchips used in remote control are about the highest end electronics China can make.
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  7520.  @donderstorm1845  according to the official numbers from China, their GDP is $5-6 behind the US. More reliable 3rd parties put the difference at closer to $7-8 in difference.
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  7521.  @humanbean1424  yeah, Chinese companies buy touchscreens from Samsung in South Korea and the high end microchips from TSMC in Taiwan then put them together. That’s just standard practice for all kinds of devices. Yes, manufacturing is the highest value added, which is on of the things the US is great at. The other thing we’re good at is really low end stuff because we have low input costs. What’s been outsourced is the middle value added, like assembly and textiles.  With cheap oil and containerization it became cheap to ship goods around the world to take advantage of the difference in labor costs in different countries.
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  7522. He offends their esthetics. Just look at our own news talking about how he used bad words and doesn't act "presidential" (whatever that means).
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  7523. But not their ground.
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  7524. @JediMasterJerett Sorry about taking so long to comment back. You seem to not understand what I said. You talk about how it didn't think about running away was bad; that was my whole point. Evolution will favor the animal that thinks and doesn't run off the cliff. It's not my job to prove you have nothing it's your job to prove you have something. You really need to learn to shorten it a bit. You gave five comments to my two and two is rather long for me.
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  7525. Probably not this design, but other are designed to power ships.
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  7526. Yeah, when the US conquers the world.
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  7527.  @FleetAdmiralDouglas  you’re taking a joke way too seriously.
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  7528. They have cut emissions because they’ve killed a huge part of their industry. Germany’s largest petrochemical company is in the process of moving their operations to Luisiana.
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  7529. Leif Ericson was government funded as much as you can call support from the tribal chief government funded.
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  7530. Tesla has been working on their AI for years already and have a lot of experience in electric devices that move on their own power.
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  7531.  @gracialonignasiver6302  yeah, AI is harder.
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  7532.  @gracialonignasiver6302  There are actually a few companies with animal like robots, but none that have an AI that can match a human except for in very specific ways.
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  7533.  @gracialonignasiver6302  if you can build a spot clone, you can build an atlas, and we’re discussing what’s harder, the software or hardware. Seeing as there are multiple vendors offering roughly the equivalent hardware, while there’s no one with software anywhere near what Tesla is going to use.
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  7534. You’re argument is factually wrong. The fewer the people the smaller the pie, and the pie grows to a power of the people.
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  7535. The first amendment very clearly says that the government caan not many any laws regaurding religion. Then there's the part about no religious test to hold office.
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  7536. We use pencils all the way into college, particularly for math, because it’s easier to fix mistakes, and scantron tests require using #2 pencils.
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  7537. Hiroshimawasn't even the worst thing the US did to Japan in WWII. The fire bombing of Edo.
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  7538. Taffy 3 had several escort carriers.
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  7539. I thought everyone knew Teslas were all electric. All electrics are much safer than gas powered car.
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  7540. @lDiRTyxlHouSe No, I can blame the companies for buying off the government so that the government will make laws enabling them. What you are doing is blaming the last linck in the chain.
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  7541. @katey1dog It would cut the cash pool down that would then lower the amount of hard cash. That will then limet the flow of money and then damage the economie. I understand that just printing money isn't good but niether is having a realivly fixed amount of money.
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  7542. No, the US is too powerful and would take Syria out too fast for Russia to get anything out of the fight.
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  7543. The Outerspace treaty doesn’t stop weapons from being in space, just wmds.
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  7544. No but he is old enough to remember segregation, and before the wemen had a lot of rights.
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  7545. You sure you want to be saying that?
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  7546. Tfoot, you take jokes way too seriously.
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  7547. Turkey en Cocotte does both. You just don’t get the crispy skin.
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  7548. Stealing implies that we remove the native population. We incorporate them into our country.
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  7549. @kellmonster then why is mmafyasco before you?
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  7550. What’s 3/8 of a cm?
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  7551. You’ve watched China Syndrome too many times. Also, you’ve clearly never heard of the Trabant if you think capitalism cuts corners
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  7552. People who don't care because all these people care is getting as much money as they can.
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  7553. Nuclear produces a tiny fraction of the waste solar or wind do, and even if we just let the spent fuel rods sit, they would less longlived than the heavy metal contamination caused by mining for elements in wind and solar. If we burnt the spent fuel rods in gen. 4 reactors, nuclear waste would be even shorter lived than the CO2 emissions from solar and wind.
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  7554. Nuclear’s CO2 emissions are lower than solar or wind.
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  7555. I have to many words to say what he is.
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  7556. This is fucking trash. Different areas of a country having different amounts of common ancestry doesn’t make ethnicity nonexistent. Ethnicity is built around culture and language
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  7557. Actually, he seem to lean towards the autistic side, which is every common for people in the tech field.
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  7558. If you’re going to talk and hide costs, you need to include the costs of batteries and everything else for wind and solar.
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  7559. @calimar28 thoes countries were fucked over in the colonial era. we "withes" are as much at fult for where they are at. you are bigot
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  7560. At the age of 13, no. most people who have peoblems with science simple can't get past the words.
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  7561. jay leno's car collection is a car museum. he has cars older than most the people on earth
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  7562. No, English speakers just don’t like being told what to do, which is why a group of English speaking nations makes sense.
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  7563. Defamation isn’t free speech, so nothing has changed.
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  7564. go back to fox and lies. being feed lies is the only thing you seam to do well. if you can't find a good place tell lies you should be there. R are saying "no no no no no no no no no" and the only thing they want is for every thing to just hte way they want it and no other way. Sorry the world's not like that.
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  7565.  @GeorgeVCohea-dw7ou  yes, there’s lots of people traveling between those cities, which is the point. High speed trains have to have their own dedicated rails. What’s a non-issue for low speed freight will derail a high speed train. Also, you don’t use high speed trains locally.
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  7566.  @specialopsdave  your route probably isn’t subsidized
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  7567. Or she didn't want this to blow in to some big controversy because who her husband is.
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  7568. No it won't a lot in taxes. The US right now has the most expencive health care system in the world, and national public system would lower those costs. So we would be saving people money because of the difference.
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  7569. Yep, fish are really sensitive to shock waves.
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  7570. Hank Turner, you need to learn what trolling is. Also, you don’t get to say you’re not talking to someone when you leave a comment in an open forum.
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  7571. You should probably change your user name from the name of pagan god then.
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  7572. Bk Jeong, I’m not so sure. The Iowa class had a speed advantage, so in open sea the Iowa class would be able to engage more or less as they want. The Montana class would have been slower with heavier armor, so in a more confined area, like the battle off Samar, the extra protection would be more useful.
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  7573. Bk Jeong, after a point a ship gets diminishing returns on the number of guns firing. The optimum number of guns seems to be around 10, so I’m not so sure how much of a difference 3 extra guns are going make for the Montana.
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  7574. Bk Jeong, I’m not saying more guns would be bad, but I’m sure it would make a enough of a difference in a real world fight.
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  7575. Bk Jeong, I looked up some hit rates for US ships in WW2, and they’re 10-15%. That means a well aimed salvo of ~10 guns is going to have 1-2 shells hit. To really make a difference the Montanas would have to have ~20 guns. At that point, you should just build another ship.
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  7576. Bk Jeong, it’s from combat, but I don’t know what you mean by what kind of combat.
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  7577.  Stavros Stamelos  the difference was too small to make a difference, particularly in low visibility conditions where the Iowa has a longer effective range.
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  7578.  @Superpooper-2020  You’re thinking about China. That was a nasty power dive straight into the ground that plane did.
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  7579.  @Superpooper-2020  hypersonic weapons are just hype.
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  7580. Yeah, only in the US do we seem to have the right to defend ourselves.
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  7581. You were dead on until the last point.
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  7582. He would have lost.
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  7583. You first.
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  7584. 1) only coal and natural gas are cheaper 2) 5-10 years isn’t that long, and renewables have such short lifespans that once you’re “finished” building them out, you have start over. So renewables effectively have an infinite construction time. 3) the shutdown the reactors because there wasn’t enough water to run the turbines. The reactors had plenty of water to cool them. Moreover, not enough water is only a problem for water cooled reactors. There are dozens of different designs that use other coolants. 4) compare all the oil drilling and metal refining for that turbine then multiply by how many are need to equal a NPP. It’s not good. 5,6,&7) 1/10 the waste of solar. 8) solar panels and wind turbines are just dumped in land fills where they leach toxic chemicals in the ground water. 9) in Europe they’re building massive underwater cables between countries so they can share electricity from renewables. 10) the only even remotely effective way of generating electricity from renewables is in large solar and wind farms. Wind turbines are also getting bigger. The German government is subsidizing renewables more than any other.
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  7585. They use VPNs.
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  7586. If that were true, then why are said poor countries building coal plants?
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  7587. Why we build statues of people is to celebrate those people. So to build a statue of a person is to indurs what they did. This guy isn't someone, I think, most people would celebrate in anyway.
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  7588.  @kid9erman  sorry, but I thought everyone knew the plan was get rid of Biden as soon as Harris finishing his term wouldn’t affect term limits.
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  7589. Yeah, when supplies are low, the largest and lowest cost supplier is going to be making bank, and the US happens to be the largest food exporter in the world.
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  7590. That’s just demonstrably false. Brain injuries have long been known to change a person’s personality. If what you’re saying was true, brain injuries wouldn’t have an affect on personality. Your mind is an emergent property of the brain. Change the brain; change the person.
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  7591.  @Phemruto  down grading the hardware doesn’t change the software. Changing the brain changes the person. Like some microchips, the programming is part of the the hardware —wetware really, but the same for our purposes.
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  7592.  @Phemruto  You can’t replace the brain! You can replace different parts of a computer. Also, we know how the metabolism works pretty well. It’s not some magic force animating us.
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  7593.  @Phemruto  at the scale of neurons, the brain is constantly reprogramming itself. At the scales of brain regions, the brain is very consistent.
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  7594. That's like asking how can drowning kill you because everything need water.
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  7595. You mistake regression with progress.
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  7596.  @toptextbottomtext3062  thanks for making my case for me.
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  7597.  @toptextbottomtext3062  no, which is why I call y’all regressives.
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  7598.  @toptextbottomtext3062  he’s not the one promoting pedos. It’s you “progressives”.
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  7599.  @toptextbottomtext3062  yeah, yeah, you can quote mine. I get it. You can’t stand losing but can’t win the argument, so you resort to dishonest tactics.
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  7600.  @toptextbottomtext3062  yeah, yeah, you can quote mine. I get it. You can’t stand losing but can’t win the argument, so you resort to dishonest tactics.
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  7601. Either join the US and get a say or be independent and forced to take dictates.
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  7602. The problem with that is that when those are used right there is little chance of killing people.
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  7603. The sad news is, that even when people do what you talk about, the corrupte win far more offten than not.
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  7604. The US pays the highest precentage of it's GDP on healthcare of any developed, the rest of whom have national healthcare systems, so national healthcare lowers costs. Also, in the US healthecare costs are the leading cause of bankruptcy. Finaly, how can the quality of healthcare be lower than not having enough or having not having any at all like millions have?
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  7605. The old guy seems to be from the Dominican Republic.
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  7606. A lot of cities and towns in the US are where they are specifically because of the railroad. The city I live in actually moved to be by the railroad when the line was built, so businesses would be able to service the ranchers bringing their cattle into the railhead. Cities will always build up around transportation because that’s where the trade happens.
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  7607. Then why are the the countries with the best schools have government run education?
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  7608. Here’s what’s going to happen, you’re going to shut up and stop saying stupid bullshit. Living on Mars is going to be hard for a long time, and anyone living there is going to have to have useful skills. Being rich isn’t a skill. Moreover, the most people living in developed nations are in the 700 million people who make up the global 1%.
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  7609. I just have to address the nonsense in the description: you either are or aren’t a Muslim. It’s not something you can identify as.
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  7610. Lavia, the only one looking foolish eith their lack of comprehension is you. The very idea of identifying as member of a group which requires inanition into is just nonsense.
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  7611. Lavia, thanks for the completely substance-less reply. I I want to go on a mental diet, I’ll come see you.
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  7612. Armie of None, the usage of word identify in this case is clearly the second. However, there’s a problem with using that one which I have already pointed out: one can not assign oneself the identity of Muslim.
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  7613. Javier Fernandez, calling me repeatedly with no substance doesn’t count as her wrecking me. Even Internet Bloodsports has higher standards.
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  7614. Javier, I’m putting you on the twit list too. I obviously made a typo, but you’re dumb ass doesn’t seem to understand the concept.
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  7615. There are only so many ways to make a uniform that looks good.
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  7616. @cjfilmproductions we can't even have immigrants from Puerto Rico its part of the US
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  7617. ok life lesson for us guys never give up got it
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  7618. Republicans tend to support this more than the Democrats. Also, Democrats are the ones who support NAMBLA.
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  7619. Who is the guy John Wesling Harding? Harding shot someone for snoring too loudly.
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  7620. Virgin orbit did that a few weeks ago.
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  7621. No, two hours ago one of the top rate comments was about how it was good, and I coming back for it myself
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  7622. Part of the problem is that we don’t have bike lanes.
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  7623.  @BernardTheMandeville  it would barely affect the US economy. The US doesn’t trade that much with other countries (in relative terms).
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  7624. No, we need billions of people using a lot more energy to bring them up to first world standards and into a truly sustainable life styles.
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  7625.  @tubzdubz3083  what part do you need an explanation of?
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  7626. Over half the world’s population are alive because of trade in food and fertilizer allowed under the Pax Americana.
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  7627.  @celdur4635  1) none of the others protected everyone’s trade. In fact, the hegemons spent a lot of effort interrupting the trade of the other powers.  2) the US is the world’s largest food exporter, but we don’t feed the entire world. If there’s not enough and fertilizer from places like Ukraine, countries in the Middle East and Africa aren’t going to be able to import or grow enough food.
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  7628. No, that’s BLM and antifa. The DOJ is the Stasi
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  7629. Only people who don’t have a clue about how much of a pain working with hydrogen is suggest it.
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  7630. NASA had plans to get to Mars by the 80s
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  7631. A lot of comments are people asking if Puerto Rico is part of the US or if Puerto Ricocans are citizens, all of which people would know with a quick history/gorvernment lesson.
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  7632. You clearly have no idea how many tons of metals, concrete, and so on it takes to build one of those giant turbines, and they only last a couple decades.
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  7633.  @HDSpiele  just ignore the mining and processing of iron ore and the other metals in turbines and were all of that electricity for the arch furnace comes from. Also, large parts of turbines made out plastic composites. Per unit of energy, nuclear uses less concrete. Nuclear uses fewer resources resources than all energy sources for the equivalent amount of energy produced. PWRs are refueled once every 1 and 1/2 years, and it’s extremely easy to stockpile uranium. Then there’s thorium, which nearly every country has a domestic supply of.
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  7634.  @HDSpiele  you need to get your thinking straight. You call a technology a pipe-dream then concede there are working versions of. Wind isn’t going to power a steel mill. They run 24/7 for efficiency and use enough electricity to power a small city. Wind simply isn’t reliable enough to make steel. It takes 90+% enrichment to make a warhead. Only reactors one naval ships use such highly enriched uranium. Besides that, making a nuke isn’t something you do in your garage. The most dangerous thing about storing large amounts of uranium is that it’s a toxic heavy metal.
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  7635.  @HDSpiele  that’s a false equivalency. You’re conflating fully operational test reactors with a couple mockups. Wind and solar have pathetic capacity factors, as the video showed, so most of the time it’s actually natural gas backup that’s producing power. The only renewable that’s reliable enough to power a smelting plant is hydro. There aren’t any grid scale batteries, and no, the tiny packs built for peaking don’t count. All metals are heavily recycled. That doesn’t eliminate the cost of smelting the metals a second time. Turbine blades need replaced 5-10 year, not 25. Also, you’re use of weight is rather deceptive turbine blades are light weight, but are very large making them rather hard to dispose of. You need more materials for renewables because the power source is so diffuse and reliable, it has to be massively over built and have fossil fuel backup.
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  7636. The terminology was different back then. It used to be called a turbosupercharger. It also worked a little differently from the turbochargers you’re thinking of.
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  7637. That’s a massive escalation in violence that Russians wouldn’t use unless they thought they were going to exterminated, and even then their nukes might not be in working condition. The only thing worse than firing nukes is firing nukes that don’t work
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  7638. The bow tied are offten the awsome ones
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  7639. Love that movie
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  7640. Norway could be trusted to use their resources to make money but not as political leverage.
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  7641. remmber it with an R before name
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  7642. You’re thinking in absolute terms when you need to be thinking is relative terms.
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  7643. It’s California. All of the unions, developers, and politicians have to get their cut.
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  7644. Unless we’re the ones handing out the food, it’s just going to go to people in the government and those who support them, but that’s never going to happen.
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  7645. It means people or family if you say something like “your folks”. I’m surprised you don’t know it. It’s an old word.
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  7646.  @trollinape2697  nope, friend is English word for friend.
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  7647. No website should allow this troll to comment.
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  7648. I'm still subbed to them mostly to insult Hannah for her stupidity.
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  7649. These guys aren't the new communists they are the new fascists like Hitler, which make it ironic the women called Obama "der Führer".
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  7650. Sentence fragments aren't a stylistic choice, just bad grammar. "With the U.S. Statehood could eliminate one or two problems, but worsen others." Say thatfrom the start, and don't give bs that either makes you no different from or that becoming a state would solve.
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  7651. Yes, companies in the US, Canada, and Europe, and the Chinese have a government backed program.
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  7652. @Seb C molten salt is less corrosive than water.
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  7653. Did you even read what I wrote!? Attacking a nuclear power plant is nothing like using nuclear weapons! You said you couldn’t prove the connection, so stop trying to bullshit. Also, to make it exceptionally clear to you, there’s not enough radiation in either exclusion zone to cause the kinds of long term effects you’re claiming.
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  7654. @timguyperson Shoes hurt people by changing how you land on your foot. Our legs are made for us to land on the balls of our feet. Why couldnt or wouldnt we have hunted. A spear isnt that hard to think of. Its something like this "tie sharp rock to long stick stab animal then eat animal." I think given a few 100,000 years they could think of that even more likely when you think about how they used stone tolls to cut apart animals to eat.
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  7655. No, if her distericte is in Austin she can do it.
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  7656. It’s the opposite. The US let other countries dump their excess production in the US in exchange for being an ally.
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  7657. There isn’t a river network like the Mississippi anywhere else. The long navigable rivers don’t end in warm water ports on the ocean, the ones that have warm water ocean ports aren’t navigable for most of their length.
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  7658.  @thewolfdoctor761  and 70% of those are Tesla.
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  7659. There’s a huge difference between working within the system to improve things and being a professional troublemaker who’s only end is to destroy everything. When these people say activist, they mean the later.
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  7660.  @kNowFixx  no, the Mongols, Scythians, and Apache all have/had remarkably similar cultures because they were grassland herders.
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  7661.  @kNowFixx  slightly different? They’ve been genetically separated from each other for at least 20,000 years
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  7662.  @dominic.h.3363  But it doesn’t make it any less lucky for me.
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  7663. Yes an extra malignant for of communism that’s convinced the gullible being poorer is somehow better for you.
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  7664. Comifornia of, by, and for the rich
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  7665. @damianGray That's true but we didn't work in the the hotest parts of the day in hot climets or the cloths the people had helped keep them cool. These people had enither of which.
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  7666. have you seen what Trayvon was wearing when Zimmerman shot him?
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  7667. North Korea can't send a nuke from the sky, but the TYT army can send a giant elbow-from-the-sky.
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  7668. When the laws of physics are stopping it from failing, it’s idiot proof. Although, there are better types of reactors than helium cooled.
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  7669. Why would Tesla want to learn how to build cars slower and expensively? Toyota need to to hire Joe Justice or someone else who’s worked at Tesla to tech them how to do AGILE manufacturing.
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  7670.  @dafff08  say that when Toyota can build a car faster and cheaper
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  7671.  @dafff08  We’re talking about Toyota vs Tesla.
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  7672. You make a distinction without a different. Arizona is hell.
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  7673. Before Tesla only hippies were into EVs. Now people who don’t care about that kind of stuff are buying EVs.
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  7674. Humans aren’t machines that have entities actively trying to improve us, and what is improving humans?
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  7675. 2,500 years is new? Political philosophy in one of the oldest disciplines dating back to Plato’s Republic. Also, all statements are subject to revision. My point is that you’re comparison is bad for reasons you have so kindly provided.
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  7676. Which one?
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  7677. You think Biden, or at least his care takers, are going to accept losing the election?
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  7678. They would use the light pressure to counter the sun’s gravity pulling them in.
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  7679. Sorry but I call bs on the claim that cheep schools are making all the schhols better, and where do you live is vulture is working? Also, school admins fcuk teacher over enough already I don't want to see what private schools would do.
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  7680. Cross-dressing fetishists and people with gender dimorphism aren’t the same.
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  7681.  @PsychotriaV  I read what you wrote, and you’re lumping different groups under “trans”. Rowling was calling out perverts, and you’re talking people with gender dysphoria.
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  7682.  @litrogue6328  you don’t understand what was said at all. Fascists talk about the superiority innate to their group over other. The other video was talking about the affects of genes on the individual, and it was also clearly stated that genetics are only part of the equation. Spirituality is a massive part of the human condition. Those who ignore or actively try to suppress it always have terrible results
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  7683. Russia is the largest country by land area.
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  7684. America is a truncation of United States of America.
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  7685. The Republicans are a lot more democratic than the Democrats.
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  7686. Well, those judges who have people go to church are inviolation of the cunstution, and shouldn't be allowed to make people go to church.
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  7687. One more penny
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  7688. These cargo planes can land on unimproved airfields and the AC-130 on carriers. Both were talked about in the video
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  7689. Rittenhouse hasn’t committed a crime.
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  7690. The reason we don’t have storage site is because of antinuclear activists. Although l, we should be reprocessing the spent fuel rather than just put it in a hole.
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  7691. Having another copy on the same hard drive defeats the purpose of backing up work from a hard drive failure. The same goes for Antarctica.
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  7692.  @David-kd5mf  1) what you think of the quality of the back up is irrelevant to the need for one. 2) most of the issues you cited are non-issues. Seriously, we’ve know what nutrients people need to survive for a long time. A Sol (Marian day) is nearly the same as an Earth day, and our circadian rhythm is a little out of sync with the day-night cycle of Earth. Moreover, people have lived in the Arctic for thousands of years.
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  7693.  @David-kd5mf  1) what you think of the quality of the back up is irrelevant to the need for one. 2) most of the issues you cited are non-issues. Seriously, we’ve know what nutrients people need to survive for a long time. A Sol (Marian day) is nearly the same as an Earth day, and our circadian rhythm is a little out of sync with the day-night cycle of Earth. Moreover, people have lived in the Arctic for thousands of years.
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  7694. Humans are one of the least genetically diverse species. There was genetic bottleneck 50-100 thousand years ago. Some scientists think it was a volcano. Others think it was highly selective mate preferences.
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  7695. The way the poll was done included anyone who said they support environmental protections as supporting the GND.
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  7696. @gloxkk that's more of an o shit I wasn't paying attetion and need to get back to what I need to dao more than an o shit they saw me.
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  7697. The Christianity as we know it in the West is very Greek.
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  7698. its only a good idea if you like saying i think you're going brun your house down
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  7699. The US has a completely different equilibrium. The last time the Netherlands was as rural as large parts of the was when before English, German, and Dutch had split into different languages. There’s also the massive difference in size, both geographically and in population. The US also has a very different population make up.
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  7700. You’re assuming Brandon isn’t removed for one reason or another, and even if he serves his full term, he would only have 20 days into 2024.
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  7701. I think you mean Dominos’ half hour or less
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  7702. The Soviets were plenty anti-scientific in their own ways, but produced their fair share of scientific knowledge in fields that didn’t conflict with their state religion.
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  7703. The Young Turks aren't just a youtube channel. They are the largest online news with half a dozen youtube channels in the network and their own sit for members, Finaly they have a TV show on current. It's less David vs. Golisth and more mainstrem vs. underground.
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  7704. Why not evaporate the water off and then dump the salt into salf flats and salt mines, where more slat isn't going to be problem?
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  7705. And the US would drop hundreds on nukes on them in retaliation.
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  7706. Too much wrong!!!! It hurts!!! 1) Eugenics isn't "the cornerstone of evolution" in any way. 2) Mother nature is cruel, we try not to be.
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  7707. Under that kind of logic being alive is unpariotic.
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  7708. I highly dought that orion is the best way in to deep space. 1) Orion is heavy which mean a lot lunchs and more launchs means more cost. 2) Radiation from the warhead could cause a lot of problems on Earth if an orion isn't far enough way from Earth. 3) Is it wise to be building new nukes, even for space exploration?
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  7709. The title sounded like the start to a bad joke. Wish this was just the start to a bad joke.
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  7710. I don't think a lot of people want him to lose his job.
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  7711. Squirrel meat is an American thing.
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  7712.  @gagamba9198  this isn’t a collage course; you don’t need to elaborate on a given thesis.
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  7713.  @zachofthebattery2864  obviously, millions of people keep dogs as pets and work animals, along with strays. There’s just more chances for a confrontation.
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  7714. You got it exactly backwards. Everyone else was looking at the past when the US would play daddy for everyone. Trump has told them to grow-up and take care of themselves.
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  7715.  @someguy2135  the Paris agreement is an agreement to do nothing, and the outrageous costs are mostly born by the US.
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  7716.  @someguy2135  it’s a lot worse no enforcement mechanism. The goals are too low to matter, and the means it pushes are ineffective. How does leaving a useless agreement send the wrong message, particularly when the US has reduced our CO2 more than any other country.
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  7717.  @someguy2135  oh my god, what will happen if people aren’t part of an agreement to do nothing? Oh yeah! exactly the same thing as not having signed the agreement. We’d actually be in a slightly better position if we hadn’t wasted all the jet fuel sending diplomats to Paris. The rest is a mix of talking points and buzzwords that I’m not going to bother responding to.
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  7718. It’s a turbo-supercharger. The nomenclature at the time was a different
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  7719. This is one pack member deffending another pack member
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  7720. @highwayknite chaos, disorder
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  7721. Australia is less isolated than the Americans, but that giant desert in the middle of the continent limits its growth.
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  7722.  @BirdTurdMemes  no, the US has a semiarid grassland, which also happens to have the largest natural navigable water system in the world running through it.
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  7723. Chocolate and chile is classic; who ever thought that it would be bad needs to learn more about food.
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  7724. The socialists certainly started the French Revolution, but by the end they had an Emperor who started a short lived dynasty.
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  7725. Your problem with the man is a poorly constructed strawman that people have created to slander him. Maybe look into his actual positions first.
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  7726. The Soviets only built about 55 thousand T34s during the war. The difference is that the Soviets kept building them into the 1950s.
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  7727. No, the engineering is actually pretty hard.
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  7728. Darkened Silver, he thinks like Shives too.
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  7729. One problem, she is asian.
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  7730. No, we would have just retaken Hawaii, only prolonging the war.
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  7731. The 100 million dead from communism strongly disagree with you.
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  7732.  @tissuepaper9962  I was talking about when he called buttersmalts Germanic. It’s German. Also, Austrians are mostly ethnic Germans.
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  7733. China is constantly having to reconquer itself after it breaks apart.
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  7734. The fewest deaths per unit of energy produced
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  7735. You’re libertarian and voted for one of the most openly authoritarian presidents in American history? You’re a terrible libertarian.
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  7736. I think she means total build time.
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  7737. North Korea is joke; they can't seem to anything right.
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  7738. you just said the same thing over agen do you really the that going to win? prove me wrong with facts no just you saying the same damn thing over and over and over.
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  7739. Elon isn’t a progressive. In fact, he’s had pretty negative things to say about progressives like Sen. Karen.
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  7740. The police seem to only be going as far as the higher ups hound them to.
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  7741. Command capitalism is an oxymoron, and all of the major companies are owned by the state or have very close ties to the CCP,
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  7742. When close, within 20 miles (32k), to the shore, it was common for ships to fire on tanks.
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  7743.  @AnotherCrazyClown  I really don’t know much. All I said was tree brain connects human and avatar brains then copies human brain to avatar.
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  7744.    the Navi were deliberately made to be a generic indigenous tribe. Also, you have to be careful with Roman sources. They lump together the Celts and Germanic tribes as barbarians.
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  7745. Why are you talking about China?
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  7746. Oh no! He’s going to get rid of wasteful government bureaucracy
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  7747. She’s a lot more than just a liar
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  7748. kevley26, yes, we do have a responsibility, but the US is doing something about it unlike the other other countries who are just virtue signal.
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  7749. They do. There’s a combination of the directors not listening and the needs of filming. A lot of times you just have to deal with what the prop house has or some historically accurate weapons don’t show up well on film.
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  7750. He’s Irish
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  7751. Overall, a well argued position. However, there are a few points you’re wrong on. The first being that full self-driving has to be built in and can’t be retrofitted later. The next is assuming governments will allow vehicles to drive themselves without human supervision, and I don’t mean just in the truck. I’m also skeptical of Elon’s claim that Tesla semi’s will be cheaper than rail.
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  7752. If you are ant to make Houston it own country go ahead.
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  7753. The faithful had to start proving things as soon as they stared making claims, just like everyone else.
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  7754. Because Chad was trespassing. In Texas you can and will be shot for trespassing
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  7755. What oil and coal aren't dangerous? Also we burn them letting out dangrouse compondes, and this battery is ment to not burn; this means the risk from using thses batteries is lower than using oil or coal.
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  7756. That's just stupid because if there were no taxes than there would be no government providing, for the most part, a free and safe country for you to live in. Also, the pursuit of happieness is not just the collection of property.
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  7757. The girl should be given a parse, not punishment.
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  7758. A lot less green than your brain.
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  7759.  @antispindr8613  nope, just facts and logic.
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  7760.  @antispindr8613  burn it in fast reactors. The waste from those has a half-life of 30 years, so more than 90% is gone in 150 years.
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  7761.  @antispindr8613  yes, there are number of fast reactors people are trying to build.
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  7762.  @antispindr8613  the fast just means the neutrons haven’t been slowed down by a moderator. It doesn’t change the safety
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  7763. The crazy people are making the state look bad
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  7764. Congress doesn’t have to declare war for to issue letters of marque. You don’t take ships with merchant ships. You take them with speedboats and maybe helicopters
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  7765. What? Capitalism the whole point of capitalism is to allow diverse thoughts and approaches to be tried. Socialism is about homogenizing everyone
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  7766.  @judah1841  no, that’s socialism.
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  7767.  @judah1841  it’s always amusing when little kids say nonsense and think they won an argument.
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  7768. The EU has been barely holding together for years, and the idea that the English speaking countries are going to favor the EU over their fellow is hilarious.
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  7769.  @magnusschlosser5927  they prefer our shared culture and traditions. In Canada there’s a movement for the western provinces to break away and possibly join the US. The EU barely functions.
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  7770. The phenomena of evolution is a fact, and theory of evolution is explanation of how evolution works because theories in science mean explanations, not guesses. Adam and Eve is an assertion without evidence, and if we started out with only two people the population would have been so inbreed that in a few generation humans would have died out.
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  7771. In this case I want people religion to say out of our government and childern's education. Religion also premotes ignorance, discrimnation, and many other back things as much if not more than the good things it promotes.
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  7772. A shrinking population and an economy the size of the city with 1/10th the population.
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  7773.  @WisecrackEDU  you cite Chomsky and West as a great thinker ls of our time. They both have made careers out of at best ignoring inconvenient facts and at worst outright lying. They’re also some of the worst inciters of division. Chomsky has openly called for the murder of of those who don’t agree with his politics.
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  7774. Communists never understand irony
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  7775.  @codechannel528  China spends more on its military as a percentage of GDP than the US. They just hide it from simpletons by labeling it something else. Also, you need to learn what build up means. The US isn’t building up military forces. The US is maintaining our military. Now, if you want to talk about build ups, Japan and Australia are building their militaries up in direct response to China’s aggression.
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  7776.  s zh  who said the had to limit the percentage of their military budget being hidden to 50%? China spends several times its military budget what is known as duel use technology, or technology that is easily converted to military use. They also have a massive internal security force, which most other countries would be counted as part of the military.  Yes, maintaining. The US military has been about the same size since the end of the Cold War. Also, if China properly disclosed their spending and Japan & Germany spent a normal percentage of their GDP on the military, the US wouldn’t be out spending the next four countries combined.
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  7777. We will burn it in gen. 4 reactors. Spent fuel rods are 90+% unused uranium
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  7778. We will burn it in gen. 4 reactors. Spent fuel rods are 90+% unused uranium
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  7779. @morganbath no only 20% (we call them Republicans) of the US is obsessed about what people who legal adults do in their love lives.
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  7780. Some thing she never had happen.
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  7781. No, they don’t. There was some phantom breaking with FSD beta in the othe models, years ago.
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  7782. Found one of the crybabies who hate they’re not able to illegally censor speech
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  7783. The bible says that all living things were created as is in a few days; Evolution shows living things have changed over billions of years. I don't know about you but to me that looks like clear contradiction.
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  7784. The Mars society just, a week ago, closed their design competition for a million person Mars city.
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  7785.  @commonsenseskeptic  https://www.marssociety.org/news/2020/02/11/mars-city-state-design-competition-announced/
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  7786. @TakanashiYuuji You will still need well educated and trained people. You can have all the best tools that make a task many, many times easier but, if you don't have people who know what to do and when to do it, it all pointless.
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  7787. 5 years ago, you would be right, but over the last few years, the socialists have driven the party to far left
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  7788.  @sovietpotatoes2353  we have communists openly rioting and calling for the violent over throwing of the government. Have you heard of the Chaz? There is no “by American standards” you idiot
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  7789.  @sovietpotatoes2353  you’ve missed my point about the “by American standards”. I wasn’t saying there is no such thing as an American frame of reference. I meant that they are far to left regardless of reference. The Democrats have been courting the far left, so while the many of rioters aren’t strictly speaking Democrats, the Democrats have been trying to get the rioters on their side. They’ve even been fairly successful at it.
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  7790. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  7791. From what I’ve heard, the kid wasn’t there, and even if he was, the didn’t give Read the right to trespass and assault people.
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  7792.  @itzybitzyspyder  Chad was not preforming a citizen’s arrest. He was trespassing and assaulted the BF after threatening to kill him.
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  7793.  @itzybitzyspyder  Chad was told the child wasn’t there and to leave. When he didn’t, he was trespassing
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  7794.  @itzybitzyspyder  and that doesn’t make his actions any less criminal
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  7795.  @nict6549  if you’re trying to murder someone and they shot you, you’re not a victim. Also, the judge is friendly with everyone but the prosecution, who are actively pissing him off.
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  7796. The only threat the Soviets had compared to the US in conventional war was shear numbers, but since the break up of the Soviet Union, Russia hasn’t had the economy or population to out match the US.
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  7797. It was a cappsule under a ballon
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  7798. You are literally saying that Manning should have went to the people covering-up the crimes about the cover-up. How stupid are you? Manning broke some laws to uphold higher laws that were being broken. Wikileacks is private entity with no links to foreign governments, so it is not a foreign power, you fuck-twit.
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  7799. we have money to blow shit up and kill people but not school or roads or anything to really make us a great country agen smart
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  7800.  @BenersantheBread  he just did, twit
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  7801. That what you get with a cultural hegemon like the US.
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  7802. China doesn’t care if the project is economically viable. They just want construction projects to dump steel and concrete into.
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  7803. That’s just people who ordered the Foundation series
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  7804. @traustifreyr no prob but more than average is a bad thing because thats alot.
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  7805. You’re clearly a leftist detached from reality
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  7806.  @pixel6698  the media hate Musk. They’re constantly making up lies about him and his companies because the media is completely dominated by leftist, anti-capitalist ideology. Also, the claim Tesla sells fewer cars than any other car company is just laughably wrong. Tesla sold a little under twice as many cars as Volvo last year, and Tesla are selling more than 20 times as many cars as Ferrari. Moreover, Tesla are expanding.
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  7807. @princechiv1 no thats only if its legal by the constitutional.
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  7808. No one.
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  7809. The economics of renewables don’t work anywhere. Also, trying to crack open a working nuclear is easily one of the dumbest things I’ve ever heard of.
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  7810.  @Pushing_Pixels  tell California they have the cheapest electricity in the US. Be ready to be laughed at. Why would you have a reactor if your not using it? Also, it takes time to turn off a reactor, so forcing a shut down to break into it doesn’t work either.
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  7811. You do understand that technology has improved a lot in the last 40 years, right?
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  7812. Boreshighted means the barrel is aligned with the sights. Without it where you aim isn’t where you shoot.
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  7813. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  7814. Vice news.
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  7815. Hippos have large fighting teeth fallowed by grinding teeth. That’s pretty normal for animals that fight with their teeth rather than horns or claws.
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  7816. A better idea would be to build molten salt reactors and burn the spent fuel from light water reactors in them. MSRs are a potentially great source for industrial heat a long with providing electricity. Although, a reactor would have to be specifically built to one or the other because of how the heat have to be transferred.
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  7817. Considering it would take just as long to do your idea. Just look at yuca mountain.
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  7818. The Awoken and Broken Matt Hardy, did you read my comment? I gave a metophore that should explain the nuances if you think about it.
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  7819. The Awoken and Broken Matt Hardy, a normal person would be able to see the nuance is between being a civilian and being military. It’s not a contortion to support people in civilian lives while thinking they’re not right for the military because of the different circumstances. However, people like you need hand held for every little step in thinking.
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  7820. CoolMoeDea21, the president has a core philosophy. Just try listening to him.
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  7821. The Awoken and Broken Matt Hardy, no, you’re just an imbecile missing my point.
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  7822. This isn't liberal. This is neo-progressive nonsense. Liberals actually value merit.
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  7823. No, not only Abrahamic religions, but they are some of the worst.
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  7824. The US is the second largest manufacturing nation, just behind China. The difference is we have a focus on higher end goods. Although, not as much as Germany.
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  7825. @daveelderdotcom The sad answer is he'd most likly say yes every time you asked.
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  7826. Looking out for your country is fine, but cheating and stealing while doing it isn’t acceptable.
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  7827. "you'll kill at least hundreds" you wrong on that one can find an area were one can set off a nuck with out killing anyone, so a nuke is o different than a gun in that regard. As for deffence, a person can deffend themself just fine without as assult-riffle. Hell! most defnesive shootings happen at distances a person would be stupid to try and use an assult-riffle at.
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  7828. I didn't say that guns cause people to kill other, you imbecile. I would like you to not put the crap that comes out your head in to my mouth. My point was that people are rarely shot in pizza shops, so no one being shot in that shop makes it no different from most shops, stupid.
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  7829. Universities have always been open to international students.
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  7830. @dannyledwith21 It's iliegal.
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  7831. Brown butter is just butter that has been melted and the milk solids have browned. Ghee has had the milk solids removed.
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  7832. republicans often fight for sex in marige only. so when they do this they are breaking their own rules
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  7833. Use the brine to make hydrogen and reduce iron with the hydrogen
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  7834. The F-22 is more maneuverable than the F-15, and if the only way to detect it is with sound, the thing is damn near unkillable.
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  7835. Private prisons not safe? Who would have figured that?
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  7836. These guys seem to think life if a game of limbo: who ever goes the lowest wins.
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  7837. You lost so now you have to use insuts. You're doing a great job showing you're informed.
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  7838. @richardaberdeen what do you mean by "original cause"
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  7839. Go empires!
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  7840. Ridiculous done en mass is always the result of bad government policy.
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  7841. SpaceX and BO both use methane. Although, the engines are worlds apart.
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  7842.  @canolathra6865  I wasn’t commenting on what’s cleaner, just a small fact check.
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  7843. Bypassing major obstacles like a river isn’t something I would put the word only in front of.
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  7844. Finaly some thing that Texas isn't the worst at
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  7845. This only really works after the industrial revolution, not Stone Age technology.
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  7846. Cenk all you had to say was Hell no im not a guinea pig
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  7847. Your Canadian superiority complex is showing.
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  7848. Some people use M-14s and AR-15s as hunting riffles. Put an M-14 on semi-auto, and it's a very good long rang, high powered hunting riffle for big deer and other large game.
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  7849. And that’s why people have stopped caring.
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  7850.  @darthutah6649  how is being tied with middle income countries proof that China has gotten past the middle income trap?
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  7851. They had a few pre-WW1 battleships
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  7852. Communist countries tried creating standards for literally everything, and it just became a giant bureaucratic mess.
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  7853. ScoopMiesterGeneral, polls are just as subjective. You can rig a poll to say what ever you. I can easily make a poll that shows most people agree with Hitler. A more fun one would be a poll that shows vegans think Hitler didn't go far enough.
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  7854. You’re completely missing the point. If the climate was suitable for growing crops or grazing animals, people would have moved there and farmed/ranched it, just like the Midwest. The US has plenty of allies, Canada being one of them. We’ve just been putting out the extras to the curb. However, even if the was all alone and they could somehow get here, no one is stupid enough to fight the US in North America.
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  7855. Their ships are trapped inside the first island chain, and starting a nuclear war against a country with 20 times more nuke is suicidal.
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  7856. Because this is about the effects on living things.
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  7857. Dumb luck saves the US again.
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  7858. Religious institutions being exempt from taxes they would otherwise pay is not a truce. That is the definition of a tax break.
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  7859. How fucking stupid are you? The gas in your car can exploed far more esaily than , and coal power plants relase more radation in a year than nuclear reacters. Reacters are not bombs. Nuclear warheads are highly engineered wepoans that take years to perfect with levels of inrichment far higher (than you or) that what would be used in these reacters. All you're doing is fear-mongering
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  7860. Well, protecting ourselves and constitution from laws with religious bias, and most of us tend to be rationalist, skeptics, and secular humists
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  7861. It’s not racism. Back in the 1800s when people were coming from Europe, people were just as concerned that those coming shared the same values and were under cutting the native born population.
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  7862. You evidently haven’t been paying attention to France. They’re on their 5th republic and looks like it’s going for its 6th.
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  7863. Elon likes taking on big challenges, and some times they’re a more than his companies can chew.
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  7864. Watch MIB recently, and I was thinking about that scene too.
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  7865. I'd moch rather see the president giving little Kim some sass than do nothing or make treats.
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  7866. Biden has only ever represented his pay masters
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  7867. I wouldn't say that because a lot of these guys are creationsists.
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  7868. What are you smoking?
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  7869. If I was the pres I'd be running adds calling Romny a lier for this add. Romny attacked and opened himself for getting hit and I say hit him as hard as you can.
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  7870. He’s Irish.
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  7871. Yeah, Tesla doesn’t build cars and SpaceX doesn’t launch rockets.
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  7872. @Emperor Europa you can’t calm down from perfectly calm. However, you might want to learn what human emotions are.
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  7873. The tsunami killed between 15 and 16 thousand.
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  7874. not much Mr. rain was the hero of many crazy people here in the US
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  7875. Nuclear only gets a pittance in subsides compared to renews, let alone fossil fuels. Moreover, Germany has seen a massive increase in electricity cost has they’ve tried to transition to solar and other renewables along with shutting down their nuclear. France, which gets 75% of their electricity from nuclear, has the lowest energy costs in Europe. A long time, is still better than never. We would have to start replacing renewable before we even finished installing them.
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  7876.  @nagranoth_  say that after getting a $600 electricity bill from Germany or California
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  7877. Did you watch the whole video for commenting? the have questionable morals, and I would say questionable motives.
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  7878. It means that park employs are getting unpaid leave, so visitor centers, camp sites, and other visitor areas are not going to be open. I don't know if the park Rangers are going to out enforcing a no trespass into the parks.
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  7879. Capitalism: raised billions out of poverty and and saved countless lives. Communism: 100 million dead Fascism: genocide
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  7880. Hong Kong isn't a country; Hong Kong is a city. I don't think China is planning to give back Hong Kong to the UK as colony either.
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  7881. Why would an all electric car have gas in it?
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  7882.  @louisglatt1038  Trump supporters have no problem with the rich per se. Hell, they want to be rich. Their problem with the elites currently is that they have personal and national pride of Americans.
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  7883.  @Maxipadtriplesix  I don’t know you, I have no idea. Maybe ask someone you know.
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  7884.  @Zantonny  There are plenty of agendas that are nefarious, not that wanting to run a repair shop is nefarious.
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  7885. Because we have these things called weather and night.
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  7886. Do you have any idea how hard it is to get into space? Thus far only the rich and powerful countries have been able send a few people in to space. Even if Elon Musk’s plans work, we still won’t be any where near the ability to launch the billions and billions of panels needed. Then, there’s the problem of getting the energy to Earth, and finally doing it at a economically viable cost.
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  7887. The whole point is what we can us now.
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  7888. You need to stop fingering the blades of knives. Proper technique is to pinch the knife on or near the blade.
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  7889. It’s very possible. There are lots of videos of optical illusions from plan and helicopter props. There’s even one of a helicopter that looks like the blades aren’t moving because their rotation speed matches the shutter speed of the camera filming it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr3ngmRuGUc
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  7890. Playing find the nazi isn’t any fun when you make it so easy.
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  7891. It obviously never accounted for communist delusions.
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  7892. I'm not. I'm so progrowth that the republicans aren't doing a good enough job, like most libs. Republicans are anti-growth in the long term.
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  7893.  @ancientmaverick13  that’s a problem with communism, not mathematics in farming. If anything it’s communism not fallowing the math that partly lead to famine in the USSR with Lysenkoism.
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  7894.  @theultimatereductionist7592  do you understand life time cost isn’t the same as sticker price?
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  7895. You’re completely clueless. SpaceX and Tesla pay equal or better as other companies, and Elon only asks that people work as hard as he does
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  7896. We didn't do anything because we aren't a hive mind.
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  7897. Homo Erectus had a smaller jaw and gut. The only way that works is if they’re eating cooked food.
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  7898. The kid wasn’t there, and the father was committing several crimes himself
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  7899.  @MrSanford65  did you watch the video? Chad did a lot more than just trespass. He Assaulted Kyle. The kid was supposed to be there for the pickup, but wasn’t for some reason
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  7900. Morsi only got 25% of the vote, and was doing shit he wasn't supposed to do, like changing the Egyptian constitution in an attempt to turn Egypt in to a theocratic state. Also, MB protesters are not incent.
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  7901. I think you’re talking about the arms to raise and lower boats.
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  7902. @DamienThorn999 i'm over weight and my gf is 110 lb
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  7903. Therapists have legal duty to inform the police if they feel that the person is a really danger to others.
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  7904. No, the law is very clear about this, if Cruz has the proper paper work is different matter.
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  7905. No matter how you look at it he’s advocating that nations give up at least part of their sovereignty.
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  7906. The probelm is that if you try to stop it you'll get punished too.
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  7907. You want freedom? Submit!
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  7908. You’re clearly delusional. Biden is the personification of a corrupt insider. If he becomes president, it’s a giant step backwards.
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  7909. Getting rich is actually a pretty poor motivator. It drives people to seek short term gains over long term growth.
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  7910. Two words: pipe dream. It's been 30 years away for 50 years, and even after we have working fusion, the price is going to be too high because of the complexity.
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  7911. It’s actually pretty common for celebrities to license their name for food and beverages. Cereal are the ones who started it, so it’s perfectly reasonable to assume that OK GO licensed their name if you see OK GO cereal. I know the lawyer had to make that argument, but it’s really insulting.
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  7912. @ddddcinc Is the word liberal now an insult?
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  7913. A lot of vegetables are berries of some kind.
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  7914. Leo, what makes you think I haven’t? Even the most vitriolic anti-Trump are arguing that the president should be impeached for obstruction of justice because the president tried shit down the investigation. If the report had damning evidence of wring doing, the anti-Trump hate mob would have been all over it, and let’s not forget the words from the man himself said they found nothing.
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  7915. Leo, produce any evidence of wrong doing.
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  7916. Leo, you are legitimately stupid. I wasn’t asking questions about the report. I’m asking you to refute anything I’ve said. Also, you’re false superiority and condescension is really annoying.
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  7917. That’s because poor places in the US can’t afford to waste money on leftist policies. It also doesn’t help that leftist policies at the national level hurt everyone but the rich on the coasts.
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  7918. If leftist policies generate wealth, why does California have the highest poverty when adjusted for cost of living? It’s also leftist policies that created the inner city slums.
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  7919.  @guydreamr  Poverty in the United States: 2021 by the Census Bureau. Read the Supplemental Poverty Measure section
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  7920. Also North Korea's nukes are joke. The first bomb thay set off was a 1/2 kiloton bomb. A normal sized nuke for the US is 1 megaton; that mean that a normal US nuke is 2000 times more powerful than North Korea's
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  7921. The Europeans are just pissy because the US doesn’t like the old deal and we’re now renegotiating.
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  7922. those emails are showen in part (the part they use to show climat change) were not the people's real beliefes they were scarcastic
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  7923. You know what would have been the better way for those idiots not to have been killed: don’t attack people
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  7924. Both sides have anti-science elements. Here in Texas creationists have been pushing hard to introduce intelligent designe into schools for decades, but no one talks about it because it’s at the sate level rather than federal. I think that’s the real difference between the left’s and right’s anti-science movements; the right works at lower levels of government while the left goes for the top.
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  7925. I think you missed his point. His point was that creation can be taught in school but not as science
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  7926. @Zooni2 The thing is that we don't act like him because he is slim. I don't want to act like slim or be slim.
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  7927. There’s lots of work to be done, but it’s going very quickly.
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  7928. They were still going to get crushed under the numerical advantage of the USN.
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  7929. For me the big shocker is that there's Mormons in Sweden.
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  7930. @ElementzUK yes but she didn't break everything he does and he has some new data
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  7931. If any part of afirca was was run by you it would be even more fucked up then some parts are now. "ban all use/teaching of European languages" the irony of that when written in English, a european language. Good luck with you monstrous vistion, Adolf jr.
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  7932. We grow them there.
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  7933. The west is what happens when you civilize barbarians.
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  7934. I wounldn't count him out. If the rich people suport and fund him he can win because in election who ever spends more money 94% of the time. So likely this is going to be a fight.
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  7935. @vnorthru i dont think i have seen so much evidence in one comment
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  7936. I'm 1/8th Cherokee and I want to beat these morons.
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  7937. "Doesn't it make sense," well yes it does, and that's just problem it makes sense.
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  7938. Fewest emissions and smallest foot print of any energy source isn’t green?
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  7939.  @Lord_Volkner  when I say the smallest footprint, I mean the area needed to extract resources, build, operate, dispose of waste, and area not useable because of accidents. Nuclear power is a million times more energy dense than fossil fuels and several million times more than renewables, and as such takes less land to do things. By every definition of green, nuclear is more green than anything else called green.
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  7940.  @Lord_Volkner  you said it depends on how it’s defined. That isn’t agreeing. Renewable and green are different things. Cutting down forests to burn the wood is renewable, but it’s anything but “green”. Nuclear is green and renewable with seawater extraction, but even without sea water extreme, we have thousands of years worth of nuclear fuel. If we haven’t built a Dyson sphere by then to collect all of the sun’s energy, we’re screwed
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  7941.  @Lord_Volkner  ok, so you’re just trying to move the goalposts. Define “green”. If you define green as producing the least amount of pollution, nuclear is easily the greenest energy source we have. If you define it as doing the least damage to the environment, again it’s the greenest. So how do you define “green” that nuclear isn’t “green”? There are more than three uranium mines in the world, and that’s not getting into thorium, which is a common byproduct of many forms of mining.
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  7942.  @Lord_Volkner  By your definition of green nothing will ever be green. Also, everything is a pollutant in excess. With generation four reactors, we have hundreds of year worth of fuel just with the stockpiles of spent fuel we have. Current reactors are only 5% efficient at burn their fuel. By the time the reactors have burnt 5% of the fuel, the fuel rods are too damaged to keep using. Gen. four reactors are closer to 95% efficient because they don’t use solid fuel or use online reprocessing. That means we can get 18x the energy out of the same amount of fuel. With cheap abundant energy from nuclear, even an energy intensive process like sea water extraction is more than economic. Also, you completely ignored the use of thorium. Literally everything in the universe is limited. The question is how long it will last, nuclear is more than enough for us to develop even longer lasting sources of energy. Renewables can’t even supply us with the energy we need now.
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  7943.  @Lord_Volkner  ok doomer. You’re wrong about there us being screwed. There are plenty of companies working on SMRs. They’re just not to the point in the process of building them yet.
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  7944.  @Lord_Volkner  you’re not being realistic. You’re being an extreme pessimist
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  7945.  @Lord_Volkner  yes, things are going to get bad for a while, but we’re no where near civilization collapse like the Bronze age Collapse the like.
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  7946. Shit, I don't want another moron running for president and shaming Texas again.
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  7947. @IamGarySimpson But he Newton live 100's of years ago too. Newton had far less knowleg about everything see as how he did a major of founding lots of physics math and engineering
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  7948. We can build them now. This is actually fairly simple.
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  7949. It depends on how you measure it. Solar regulatory has a price per unit lower than nuclear at the point of use.
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  7950.  @buckstarchaser2376  I’m a nuclear advocate; I’m just explaining how they’re manipulating the numbers to make nuclear look bad.
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  7951. It didn’t have any real problems in the flight envelope it was designed for, and all planes have problems outside of the envelope they’re designed for.
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  7952. China only controls about 1/4 the known REE deposits. The only reason they control production is that no one else wants to actually mine them. In here in the US it’s because thorium is over regulated making the cost too high compared to compete with China, but with a restriction from China the price could easily rise to economically viable.
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  7953. i think we do if we can use them right and that means use in different way than we have like mass tran. will help
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  7954. Wow, your bigotry based on the place a person was born is wrong. Moreover, Tesla are the victims of a hoax hate crime.
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  7955. @IanBillings00 great logic
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  7956. @brongarago That will make it easier
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  7957. One house in the middle of nowhere isn’t the equivalent of the whole US. That’s a stupid as saying it cold outside so climate change isn’t really.
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  7958. It’s not hard to get perchlorates out of water. You just have to distill the water. Also, height is controlled by genetics, so people aren’t going to turn into giants on Mars.
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  7959. You’ve been reading too much Chinese propaganda
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  7960. China is stuck in the middle income trap, where they can’t develop the and build the top end technology. If they can’t climb up the value added ladder, the rising labor costs are going to price them out of the market.
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  7961.  @Kingpinsuited00  the Han will, but the state of the People’s Republic of China isn’t going to be
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  7962. Even if everything you claim is true, committing cultural genocide against the Tibetans isn’t justifiable.
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  7963. There’s a channel called Munro live that shows some of the stuff the company Munro and Associates break down and evaluate. At first they were extremely critical of Tesla because frankly when the broke down a 2016 Tesla, it was a mess. Now they have nothing but glowing praise. The gigacasting, octo-valve and nearly everything else are master classes on good engineering.
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  7964. like dory in finding nemo
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  7965. China’s economy is slowing to shrinking, and they’re decades behind in technology
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  7966. Letting others restrict for no good reason without responding is anti-capitalist, particularly when you have the leverage to make them trade fairly.
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  7967. Because he’s too busy.
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  7968. Why don’t we just pure crude oil into cars and have a refinery in the car? That’s basically what you want for hydrogen.
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  7969.  @mellolowe8639  he retreated in a state that has no duty to retreat
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  7970. The F-15 is a gen. 4 fighter.
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  7971. It’s more accurate the other way around. It was the Germani who were constantly raiding and the like.
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  7972. Oil companies have spread anti-nuclear propaganda for decades.
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  7973. The judge is good; the defense is terrible, so the case is up in the air.
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  7974. Patjack Rickson, yes, turning white nationalists own broken logic on them is racist.
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  7975. It’s the Democrats calling justice Thomas nig***
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  7976. The Web telescope cost so much because it’s complex and the construction was badly managed.
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  7977. Developing air/spacecraft, developing related technology to the previous, and exploring space.
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  7978. That is a nightmare about some non-water-soluble leaking into a controlled area? Also, carrying a giant flare that is poisoning you doesn’t sound like a smart way of stealing materials.
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  7979. 1 These people aren't psychopaths 2 Cutting the number of the most effective way of killing on mass won't help?
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  7980. Jeff Bezos has his own rocket company.
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  7981. Like every President since Clinton’s first term.
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  7982. Puerto Rico is part of the US; it's just a state; it's a territory
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  7983. You know you're stupid right? Looking at it realative trems is the only way to fairly look at it because we have a constant growth rate that is also adding to the absolute trems.
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  7984. But she has her women card, which means she immune to criticism.
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  7985. @hpufo a women cant "get herself pregnant" I takes a male. If its your kid you need to help with the kid. At the every least help pay for what the kid needs if you dont have some understanding that you dont have to help with the kid (like sperm doners do alot). If the women you sleep with only wants to have your kid so have to pay child suport you need to pick better women to sleep with.
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  7986. The US has been moving to making more light industry domestically or relocating to places like Vietnam and Mexico. Also, it’s very easy to transport goods around the US. We have more navigable rives than the rest of the world combined. We also have the largest freight rail network in the world. Even with the recent spike in prices, the US has lower fuel costs than Europe or China
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  7987.  @AA-Crow  our proclivity for flexibility doesn’t mean we can’t move things more efficiently. Moving containers on a river might not be as efficient as moving it by see, but it’s a lot more efficient than by truck. Also, most imports heading for the eastern half of the country are shipped to a port on the east and gulf coast.
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  7988.  @AA-Crow  an underutilized advantage is an advantage. Also, you’re completely ignoring bulk good, which are the most important to ship cost effectively. As a rule it costs less to move goods by water than land, so if it’s cheaper to ships goods by land in the US than by sea, it means the US has a highly developed and efficient transport system. Transport costs are highly dependent on the local conditions.
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  7989. I know of some brits who probably be happy to get rid of metric
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  7990. If you live in the West, you already live one of those countries, no marxism needed.
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  7991. "It's like legalizing cheating." What if neither party is married or dating? Also, cheating is bad, but it's not the government's job to stop people from cheating. Finaly, lawyers aren't looked well apone all the time, and money alone doesn't make a job more "prominent".
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  7992. You’re right, and mining is much worse because it’s a prerequisite for generating electricity.
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  7993. One more penny
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  7994. @jakke1975 The water will come from the ice caps that we don't even know just how big they are, because dust and sand cover part of the caps up. Then there maybe water underground on Mars were where the presser and temp are higher. Where are you going to get the materials to bulid it with? How would you even bulid something like a man made planet? You picked the most absurd and complex plan. We can do what you want and more with simpler ways than making this moster.
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  7995. @asdfqwerty2000 you pick up something people will pay to get rid of then make something with it and get paid for what you made. lower over head do to not needing a giant plant to make the stuff. i see lot of things like that going for it. its ot that common right now but when it is that will cut cost too
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  7996. He said he didn’t care if Hunter had dead kids in his basement.
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  7997. I’ve got to say that color combination looks great.
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  7998. I’m not sure how much overlap there isn between those.
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  7999. Reality disagrees.
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  8000. Have you ever heard the saying, fight fire with fire? I think it would be great poetic justice and great irony to use the means of corruption to rid ourselves of corruption.
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  8001. The hind has a lot of titanium armor. It’s part of why it has a reputation as being nearly indestructible.
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  8002. No, they couldn't have. The test jumps were an important part of this.
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  8003. Literally every generation before ours has had it harder than we do know, so the problems of now aren’t an argument against kids.
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  8004.  @parkpatt  I don’t really care if you have kids or not. That entirely up to you. However, your woe are we argument is just nonsense. Also, I’m only a couple years old than you.
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  8005.  @parkpatt  you’re the one not reading. You keep wrongfully conflating you personally with the with the point about society at large. Not everything is about you
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  8006. He looked into it, and it was going to cost him 1/2 million pounds.
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  8007. thats irony for you
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  8008. Self defense isn’t murder.
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  8009. 1) Do you understand that now is now and not the future? 2) Another great reason for China not to go to war with the US.
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  8010. It’s a 9mm.
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  8011. You’re mistaking the big cities for the country as a whole.
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  8012. @jackthesedays No, we find piles of flacks broken off from flint knapping that were never used and other things like that.
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  8013.  @mihaimoldo  they said autopilot is a lane assist system. Autopilot and FSD beta are different things.
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  8014.  @toomanyaccounts  come back when you have some clue what you’re talking about.
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  8015. We originate from the area the Russians and Ukrainians ar blowing each other up in
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  8016. Or you can just carry more payload.
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  8017. Japan was committing atrocities against the Chinese. The US would be liberating them from oppressive rulers.
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  8018. Wind and solar don’t work, and their unreliability causes massive price increases to the whole system. Nuclear, when built in a regulatory system that isn’t actively hostile, doesn’t suffer massive delays.
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  8019. Arūnas K, the purpose of parliament is to carry out what the people want, not subvert the will of the people because they don’t like it.
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  8020. Arūnas K, that’s irrelevant. Parliament’s job is to do what they’re told to do by the people, not tell the people what to do. There are a few exceptions like something grossly unethical, but leaving the EU isn’t one.
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  8021. Sven Tempest, and the UK is just going to go Mad Max after Brexit.
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  8022. Sven Tempest, the report is the absolute worst possible situation where literally everything that could go wrong does go wrong, not a probable outcome. That’s why I’m making fun of you.
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  8023. Sven Tempest, what does “some of the authors” even mean? Moreover, the entire report was about the worst case scenario, so it’s going to have pessimists as part of the group who wrote it.
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  8024. Sven Tempest, you’re playing stupid doesn’t help your case. Saying some of the authors say x is so vague as to be useless. Any intelligent person understand standards that’s what I meant… wait, i see the problem now, “intelligent person”. Until you give some concrete names and numbers, how am I supposed to know you’re not just making a couple of crackpots who got on seem more important than they are?
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  8025. Every country is weak compared to the US, so you’re going to have to be more specific.
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  8026. No, Fox "News" is agianst anyone but the super rich getting education.
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  8027. Your politics are showing through pretty badly. Trump went after Biden because Biden openly admitted to the crime on CSPAN. Biden openly said before being elected that he wasn’t going fallow the agreed on time line for withdrawal, which is why Trump pulled more troops out and the Taliban were attacking.
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  8028. Sullying a lifeless rock? Do you understand what the words you’re using mean?
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  8029. Hey, wanting a moon colony isn't crazy and isn't an insult.
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  8030. China’s economy isn’t going to be fine. It’s in free fall right now
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  8031. @TheDevilBreaker By that logic no conserative or christain should either because of reliouse or politcal veiws
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  8032. Insurance money from whom? From companies in other countries? They’re not going to pay. From Russian companies/government? That’s just losing money.
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  8033. They don’t need to at the same speed. The spacecraft needs to be in front of the hook then gets picked up and accelerated by the over taking hook.
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  8034. Fossil fuel companies completely back solar and wind because those will never be able to compete with fossil fuels
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  8035.  @Chris-ie9os  just because you aren’t using any directly doesn’t mean you’re not using them. All the steel you use was made with coke (coal). The arc furnace used to make the aluminum in your car and other items was most likely powered by fossil fuels. The factory that made the microchips in what ever you’re using to connect with the internet
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  8036. I know and agree with you fully, but these who fight it don't give a dame about what is scientific and what isn't. These people are dirven by reglion and/or ignorance, lead by a faulty moral compass.
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  8037. It was a graveyard at a church with an attached school. The church and school moved and the graveyard was forgotten about. There wasn’t anything nefarious about it. And other things like that, which got completely distorted. That doesn’t mean the residential schools were good either.
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  8038.  @garrettp1  actually, children’s graveyards where very common until about 70 years ago. The Childhood mortality rate was 20% pre-antibiotics. Through most of history it was closer to 40%, and in prehistory it was nearly 60%.
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  8039. No, call anyone who isn't antifa a Nazi. I've been calling every insult antifa have, and I'm a lefty.
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  8040. Yes she did.
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  8041.  @freund333  BD make great robots, but they’ve never made a profit
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  8042.  @freund333  obviously there aren’t any yet. Tesla just announced they’re developing like 6 moths ago.
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  8043. No it's more likely going to be the day of "Thank god there are no more religious nuts."
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  8044. Do I really have to tell you agian who? THe people who need a return are those who have invested their money in to the company. The lowest estiment for a Mars mission I've hear was $30 billion. I don't think anyone other than a goerment can foot that kind of bill. Also the word you ment to use in that last scentance is hence not hints.
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  8045.  @OmikronZeta  most modern tanks are flex fuel. All they would need high proof alcohol.
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  8046.  @OmikronZeta  alcohol was part of the rations. I just don’t know if it was high enough proof
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  8047.  @OmikronZeta  as long as it’s 40% abv or above, it will burn; if it burns, it will work as fuel. Sure, the has mileage wouldn’t be as good as and the engine might be damaged over time, but the goal is to win the battle. There were nearly 200,000 men at Waterloo. There was enough alcohol.
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  8048. Spent fuel isn’t anything near that toxic. You’ve been watching too much Greenpeace propaganda.
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  8049. One on one combat has been practiced by cultures all over the world for thousands of year. Goliath wasn't being physically held up but guided because he couldn't see well. Goliath was slow walking from not knowing where to step because he couldn't see well. Goliath's vision was probably no that much a of problem in a fight because the important thing is that person can see motion and tell the direction it's coming from.
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  8050. They are free.
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  8051. That’s an easy answer: nuclear.
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  8052.  @Duconi  Spent fuel isn’t waste; it’s an underutilized resource. There are lots of ways to use the 95% of unused fuel. Also, renewables produce waste that’s much more dangerous for far longer in the form of heavy metals released into the environment from mining rare earth elements. Only the Soviets were incompetent enough to cause Chernobyl. Literally no one uses the kind of reactor the Soviets were using, and only they were stupid enough to not have containment build. As for Fukushima, the Japanese government completely over reacted, and they've even said so themselves.
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  8053.  @Duconi  Are you incapable of reading because I clearly addressed that? Or perhaps you don’t know what country Fukushima is in?
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  8054.  @brian2440  nuclear with renewables is the margins where an smr is over kill sure.
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  8055. No, but it is illegal to discriminant based on race.
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  8056. If that's the word you ment you really need to rewrite that phrase because it doesn't make sence with your word choice. Just so you know Cern is heavaly government founded, and Cern is about 1/10 of the cost I gave you for a Mars mission. I think the delusional thinking isn't coming from Dr. Tyson but you.
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  8057. Besides the Apollo landing sites, there’s nothing on the moon to destroy.
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  8058. I'd go ulrta-max for a month for a vacation if they had better food and something to do like video games or reading.
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  8059. SpaceX are planning on relaunching Superheavy boosters multiple times a day.
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  8060. @Okamifanj its ssimple but people don't get it
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  8061. Let their bodies rot. It’s the best thing they’ve done with their lives.
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  8062. @richardaberdeen "Why" if you aren't asking what is the cause of something it isn't asked by science (that i mean action not intent) "scientists doent" take the time to chek your grammer. Yes they do "remotly understand" how and where life started. people are working on making life right now. what scientists are you talking about? you have no right to say something is fact if you cant show it to be fact
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  8063. i hope one of them gets shot here in texas you can shoot some for trespassing at if you beilieve they are trying to property. can't they sue they or something over lost business or something or lose of a job or any thing like that
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  8064. Even very smart people can have very stupid takes on things.
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  8065. You’re right about the weapons we've given them, but both sides are using drones in numbers and ways that aren’t anything like the 90s
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  8066.  @lmao.3661  Yes, the US is the exception of all things
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  8067. Never because the deliveries are going to be starting next year.
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  8068.  @alexobrien4622  a lot of tall blondes are going to really stick out now days
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  8069. Cool science experiment but not a power source any time soon.
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  8070. If you have to ask that question, you’re head is so far up your own ass that you’re now a one person human centipede.
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  8071. @Shonenut213 You do understand what you said makes you no better than they along with either being a hypocrite or a slef hatting person
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  8072. @zhrmod that happens all the time with poitcal stuff
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  8073. This looks like the start of a 60s porno. Am I the only one who thinks that?
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  8074. French and British tanks had some major deficiencies. The only thing reason the Germans had a problem with them was German tanks weren’t armed well enough.
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  8075. The dumb ones believe that, but the people in charge are just anti-humanists.
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  8076. Mostly by lying, skipping over inconvenient facts, etc.
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  8077. China is too fractured to ever be able to do that
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  8078. A really good way of truning us back into the leadning nation of science, we were that at one point in time, is funding NASA and giving them missionsthat push the limets of what humans can do.
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  8079. You’re government band the only thing that can get us off of fossil fuels, nuclear decades ago, so no amount of effort is going to be enough.
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  8080. No, there are people living in the Chernobyl exclusion zone
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  8081. Being a hero of democracy doesn’t mean giving a bunch screeching lunes what they.
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  8082. Going from a "wa" sound to a "ba" sound isn't that big of a change.
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  8083. The “too cheap to meter” was made up by marketers, not engineers.
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  8084. Nuclear reactors have super strict regulations
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  8085.  Jeff Wilkins  much of it is owned by or takes money from them
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  8086.  @str.77  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCzhn326CiY
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  8087. Yes, such a great way to lose control of a company.
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  8088. You know all the guys shot were white, right?
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  8089. I like to describe this as biomass is renewable but not sustainable.
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  8090. @moeshoucair its dumber (oreilly) and o my godddddddddddddddd it burns! the stupid shit burns! (beck)
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  8091. Great thing we have SpaceX.
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  8092. The city of Buffalo
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  8093. They do to some degree, but they not big on immigration. And what countries are going to let China import tens of millions, so they’re now dealing with a massive gender imbalance?
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  8094. We don’t have marmite or an equivalent to that shit here in the US.
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  8095. That would be an Ohio class nuclear sub.
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  8096. The US has the largest economy on Earth and doesn’t need trade. Those things combined mean the US needs pretty favorable conditions to bother considering it.
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  8097. @tmnbhat their are 10 now
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  8098.  @artoriastheabysswalker3356  every time the US military has met a conventional military since the end of WW2 the US obliterated the other military. Ironically, it’s the very attitude you’re expressing as to why that happens. The US consistently over estimates the enemy and builds on a military to fight exaggerated enemy.
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  8099.  @Inlinesk8rr  being prepared doesn’t. However, over estimating the enemy’s ability can leave you not taking actions that would otherwise shorten the war because you believe they will end disaster.
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  8100.  @wariyoshidirector  China is a poor country with some rich coastal cities. Corruption is just as endemic in China as Russia. Moreover, China uses a lot of Russian equipment, either built or copied
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  8101. one more penny
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  8102. The fewest troops outside of nation in a century is getting ready for an invasion?
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  8103. Journalists are part of the nee priestly class and can’t be questioned, don’t you know?
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  8104. The US doesn’t care about that area, so won’t have reason to stop Turkey. Russia’s population is only 40% larger than Turkey’s, and their demographics are terrible. Also, Turkey doesn’t have the vast sparsely inhabited area to defend. The huge area of Russia spreads their limited forces very thin.
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  8105. I don’t see why they couldn’t if they build another set of chopsticks to life up the finished parts while welding the bottom similar to a grain silo.
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  8106. You’ve got the sides all wrong. It’s the corrupt establishment and the leftists —who are also corrupt— and literally everyone else.
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  8107. MossyGolem, can you come up with a another comeback? You’ve used it twice in as many days. What’s worse is that it’s not nearly as clever as you think.
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  8108. My FootlongHammer, even if Bernie was able to get the nomination, he has taken a turn to the left. Many of those new positions are in direct opposition to most people.
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  8109. Red I love these videos, but calling all of the Germanic tribes Norse drives me nuts. The Norse are the North Germanic tribes who split from the West Germanic tribes about 16-1700 years ago.
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  8110. Another pagan holiday stolen by the christians, who would have thounk it.
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  8111. Seeing double is no where near being blind. Seeing double doesn't effect depth perception or the ability to see detail. You sound like someone with no idea what seeing double is like and don't understand how it does and doesn't effect vision.
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  8112. 99.99%. It’s about being able to defend yourself, not the means.
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  8113. You really don’t know anything about this. Plutonium isn’t naturally accruing and has to be bred. Radium isn’t used in nuclear reactors. Reactor and weapons grade uranium aren’t the same. Depending on the reactor it takes between 0 and 20% enrichment. Weapons grade is at least 90%.
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  8114.  @pedrolopes3542  so you would rather speak from ignorance because of your prejudice, rather than judge technology based on it merits. RTGs and other similar technologies aren’t nuclear reactors, which is what meant when people say nuclear, but you prefer to look stupid because of your prejudice.
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  8115.  @pedrolopes3542  I actually know a fair bit about lithium ion batteries because I have an interest in Tesla. It’s kinda hard to have nuclear disaster before the first reactor, Pile-1, was built in the 40s. I’m also sure that you're including military/experimental reactors and non-reactor related incidents, like every other ignorant person who has made that argument to me.
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  8116.  @pedrolopes3542  by that standard just existing in the universe is a nuclear disaster. Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries are lithium ion batteries just like the chemistries with nickel. LFPs are actually the dominant chemistry in China. They have their benefits, like longevity and cost, and down sides, like being less energy dense. Tesla uses cylindrical batteries over more common prismatic and pouch, mostly used electronics. Nope, I’m just a somewhat knowledgeable layman, but you’ve only scratched the surface and are proclaiming enlightenment on a subject. If that’s not the Dunning-Kruger and confession through projection, I don’t know what is.
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  8117.  @pedrolopes3542  no, you’re question is just overly broad. Most of Tesla’s batteries are nee in some way. The 4680 is a completely new form factor. Their tab-less electrode design is completely new. They’re also using silica electrodes. You’re read comprehension is total shit. You quote me calling myself a layman and then a few lines later are saying how I pretend to be an expert in these things.
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  8118. Holmes’s company never made anything. Tesla just set a record number of cars delivered, and SpaceX are eating everyone’s lunch with more launchs than Russia and competing with China for the most this year.
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  8119. cenk you're wrong there are harder places to plant a forest
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  8120. That was something of a stunt, but it does show the US’s commitment to mass producing everything.
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  8121.  @ulikemyname6744  building a cargo ship in 3 days, even if a stunt, is awe inspiring.
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  8122. Self defense requires an immediate threat of death and/or severe bodily harm. I highly doubt anyone would believe he was at immediate danger of dying from Covid from a guy not wearing a mask.
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  8123. 7 zeros money to get them in then the job after so maybe even 8 zeros over a lifetime
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  8124. Russian cope is funny
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  8125.  @DavidChristosAlexandros  it’s not reality.
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  8126.  @jimboblordofeskimos  that’s a terrible definition. That includes people who enlist into national militaries. It also means domestic soldiers for hire aren’t mercenaries. Mercenaries are people who have been contracted to fight a battle, campaign, or war but are not part of the military institutions of a nation. They’re contractors, not employees.
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  8127. It was a shooting, but you’re right that stating it that way implies Rittenhouse committed a crime.
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  8128. It's not hard to lead a man tp where you want when he's already lost.
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  8129. It has everything to do with Unions, specifically the UAW. They’re the ones bribing Biden.
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  8130. They’ve been doing this stupid shit for a while now.
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  8131. The US also refloted many of the ships sunk at Pearl Harbor. In fact, several of the ships in the trap for the one Japanese force had been refloted.
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  8132. So Putin taunted Biden with a school yard retort, and Biden couldn’t even respond properly. Also, deflecting or lying is better than Biden can do. Biden has problems with just reading the teleprompter
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  8133. Your English is pretty good, better than a lot of people's who are said to natively speech English.
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  8134. The Beaufighter might be more underrated.
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  8135. @thething00 only if you mean by desent. she writes in american text slang
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  8136. It's not that in red states everyone is a republican but that the reuplicans have gotten in power and used the system to keep themselves in power. Here in Texas it's funny what they do to wassh out Austin.
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  8137. Not a lot of people vote in the US on things like this and they tend to be the extreamists from either side. The same goes for voting people in to state government and US congress. All that s left after that are the courts with jugdes apointed in many states and at the federal level to deal with the problem.
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  8138. You act like the Zulu weren’t invaders themselves, and they definitely didn’t have the institutions to run a modern nation. Nothing was stolen from South Africa. They were given a great bargain for the institutions they were given. They just were too incompetent to keep it
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  8139.  @clarkkent9080  show me a car crash that killed hundreds. You’re not going to find, but you’re still more likely to die in a car crash than an airplane. Many small accidents are much more dangerous than the few extremely rare ones.
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  8140.  @clarkkent9080  I’m not changing the subject at all. I’m putting your poorly thought out argument into context.
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  8141.  @clarkkent9080  yeah, people are known to always be intelligent and rational. They always look at the data unbiasedly. They never forget about the mundane dangers while over hyping rare and spectacular ones. We’re all robots, not emotional beings that need reminding to think clearly from time to time.
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  8142. Why should he? This was done six years ago under Bush.
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  8143. The “Radical Republicans” was the original name of the Republican Party back in the mid 1800s.
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  8144. bosonicharon1, where are you getting that incredibly wrong number from?
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  8145. bosonicharon, Goldstein and that article make a lot of mistakes, ignores important things, and is outdated. He ignores the reprocessing of spent. He assumes that we’re going to be using light water reactors, and when he mentions another form of reactor along with sea water extraction, says we actually have 300,000 years of fuel.
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  8146. No, he asserts without evidence that one of many different types of reactors isn’t economically viable, and that’s with just uranium. There are other fuels too. Thorium is over hyped, but the thorium cycle is still an option. Natural gas is one of the dirtiest fuels. If you include leaks, natural gas is worse than coal for greenhouse emissions. If you don’t include leaks, it’s worse than everything but coal. Also, it’s more efficient to burn natural gas with a combined cycle turbine all the time than to interrupt a regular gas turbine with solar and wind.
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  8147. "The United is an Anglo Saxon...naiton." No, the US is not and never has been. German, French, Chinese, Italian, Irish, Scotch-Irish, Pollish, Czeck, Jewish, Korean, Mexican, Cubian, and African people have add have all added to the culture of the US, either regionaly or nationally. I think the US and Puerto Rico would both benift from Peurto Rico becoming a state.
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  8148. Depends on what part of the world you’re talking about. Vegetarianism has been big in large parts of Asia for thousands of years for religious reasons. Also, living on mostly bread with some vegetables wasn’t too uncommon in poor parts of Europe.
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  8149. I think you mean Thuner (English form of Thor).
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  8150. Nikita Kiznetsov, why so everyone can be poor and oppressed?
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  8151. Nikita Kuzentsov, everyone is equally poor under communism, accept the elites. Also, doing well for yourself makes you a bad comrade, so there’s no opportunity.
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  8152. Nikita Kunetsov, the people who wan to Soviets back are nostalgic for the power and influence of the Soviet Union, but they forget about how terrible life actually was. The Russian Empire was a world power before communism. The only real difference was the communists killed even more people through incompetence and political edifications.
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  8153. Nikita Kuzentsov, I’m sure if you were one of the 1 in 4 males born in 1923 to survive WW2 you lived a long and happy life afterwards. As for who were liberators, American soldiers were given gifts in places like France, while the Soviets had brutal suppression campaigns against freedom fighters all over Eastern Europe during and after WW2. What’s worse is that the Soviets liberated the Baltic countries from being free, independent countries, rather than Nazi Germany.
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  8154. Throwing people off their porch is assault, and in this case assault while trespassing.
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  8155. @hootiemack they already started trying to do it to anyone who isn't one of them
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  8156. There’s a lot of kami which in the West would be called everything from elves or fairies to demons or ogres.
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  8157. No, you twit. Kami like the inugami, literally dog kami, by no conceptualization are gods. Inugami a spirits that are subordinate to humans and created by humans.
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  8158. I don’t think you understand what the red pill is because a lot of other people are red pilled besides PUAs.
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  8159. Yes, German will have join the rest of the Germanic languages, except Icelandic.
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  8160. Anyone who based high school chemistry should know that’s going to cause corrosion.
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  8161. @KoutetsuTenshin Talking about yourself in the 3rd person is a sign of being crazy.
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  8162. Is it wrong to hope to be an outlier in this study?
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  8163. WTF fairytail land did you come from?
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  8164. If the Germans sent literally everyone they could.
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  8165.  @feereel  we’re talking about 1942, not 1939, and it doesn’t matter how much better your systems are if you can’t kill the enemy fast enough to stop them from closing the distance.
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  8166. I responded to everything you said with out insult and after that told you what I thought of what you said. I in no way used an ad hominem. If anyone here is a troll it's you because you can't seem to read and understand what I have writen, and you make ignorant statments.
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  8167. Most of Canada’s population is surrounded by the US on two sides, and the rural areas are much more inclined to join the US than the cities.
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  8168. Most of Canada’s population is surrounded by the US on two sides, and the rural areas are much more inclined to join the US than the cities.
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  8169. @GoingBerzerkeley dadt goes for them too
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  8170. Conviction is going to come down more to the jury selection, not the law.
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  8171. Does it mean I'm crazy if I liked the Jonhy Cash and metal mix? I also like distortion in music like most headbangers do
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  8172. No we need to do what Finland does because the are always top three and aren't push the kids too hard.
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  8173. @bonfirejovi and bad spelling but thanks for telling me
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  8174. A bunch of technology and who knows what else. Exploration is called that for a reason.
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  8175. The only thing you said that was true was there were protests in the 70s.
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  8176. john tripucka, you didn’t make statements of opinion. An opinion is something like, my favorite color is blue. You made statements that can be demonstrably proven.
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  8177. France is founding member of NATO. They just have an independent command
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  8178. You’re brainwashed. Fossil fuel companies have supported renewables for decades and even run anti nuclear campaigns with environmental groups as their front. Russia even gave the German Green Party money, so Germany would get rid of their nuclear and be dependent on Russia natural gas
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  8179. Save one man and you're a hero; save 1000 and it's a statistic. This is kind of the evil twin of the that saying.
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  8180. We have long list of reasons least of which is protect ourselves, meet other atheists, which is a big deal for some of us because we are often the only people in our families to hold that type of view, promoting secularism, and many many more reasons.
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  8181. We use more energy than ever before, and we are more efficient than ever. We will as a planet have to double energy output in the next few decades to keep up with demand in the developing countries.
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  8182.  @clarkkent9080  there’s plenty to be improved, but my point is that the idea that efficiency will replace the need for more energy just doesn’t jive with the facts.
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  8183. I wish he didn't live about an hour or two from where I do.
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  8184.  @gajxo  no, Rogan got in trouble telling people what he did when he got covid, but all the big institutions like labeled anyone who didn’t mindlessly endorse the vaccine as the only possible way of surviving covid as an ativaxer. I can easily see Tim saying something reasonable and a mob of indoctrinated nut jobs attacking him forcing him to defend himself and anyone with him. I can see a lot of people having to defend themselves from the violent cult that the Democrats are turning into.
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  8185. It's not about the drones; it's about the guy being bought by the drone maker so much that he doesn't even think up what he votes for, and is trying to sale people on drones not because they are good but because he's bought. I'm no statist, you're just a fascist that's so far to the right that even the middle looks far left to you.
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  8186. Ten times the electricity produced as solar and wind put together is too small? 1/5 of US electricity is produced by nuclear. Also, the problem with the current reactors is that they are the same type of reactors used in ships but scaled up. There are problems that don’t happen in the smaller ones on ships that can happen in the ones built for power generation.
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  8187. Leo, learn to read. I wrote solar and wind. Most of the renewables you’re talking about is hydroelectric, which isn’t what most people advocate for, and even if it was being advocated for, its basically maxed out.
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  8188. I picked the two sources everyone talks about. I can rip apart other renewables too, like the radiation released by geothermal. Ok my information is a little out of date. However, I’m not impressed with solar and wind have tripled in over a decade with the kind of money they get, and it’s still a tiny fraction of the total amount of electricity we need.
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  8189.  @COMICSandpoetry  when you ask people about specifics without ideological labels, Americans are consistently classical liberals. What were see with schools is that the branding gets stuff in, but the parents are saying hell no when they see what’s actually being taught. I think it’s really just the 8% of the population who are progressives who actual socialism. That’s still tens of millions of people.
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  8190. Chad Fu: chi
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  8191. Chad Fu: chi
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  8192. you stupid fuck its mostly conservites who do that because they're as crazy a you fuck up ass just the way you like it
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  8193.  @davidt1645  again, you’re talking about something different. This is about China’s unsustainable resource management, specifically their fishing practices and the attitude that created them. PS China gets by with way too much with the developing country stick
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  8194.  @davidt1645  Video title: how China is killing us all Winston in the video: by harvesting literally every animal they can get thier hands on thus destroying ecosystems You’re seriously slow to not understand that. Besides having to say it’s not what we’re talking a 3rd time, the Paris agreement is a waste of time and money. The goals are too small to do anything, and the US is actually beating the US goals, whilst only France is beating their goals in Europe. Winston is in a fairly niche position were he can explain China and its problems to Westerners, rather than being the umpteenth person talking about CO2. Also, he’s not an American citizen. He’s been in the US for maybe a couple years, and becoming a citizen takes at least 7.
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  8195.  @davidt1645  that’s a lot of bs. Making a truthful statement about people can not be racist. Furthermore, Winston was talking about people from China, not ethnic Han from other countries. Sure other countries over fish, but we don’t have fleets of boats going around stripping the ocean of fish. You’re blaming Trump for something Obama did. Also, the US beating the Paris agreement’s goals has nothing to do with Trump. It has nothing to do with the government in fact.
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  8196.  @davidt1645  there are clearly cultures with more ethical practices than other cultures unless you’re going to defend things like dancing boys, slavery, genital mutilation, etc? Winston clearly made the case it’s not just the fishing industry in China. It’s a common behavior of people from mainland China. Also, I don’t know of any other countries that send out giant fleets of fishing boats to rake the seas of fish. They have bad fishing practices, but keep to the waters they’re allowed to fish.
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  8197.  @davidt1645  saying a particular behavioral trait is the norm in a particular group is dehumanizing? How? Is it dehumanizing when people from other countries say Americans are gregarious? Also, how big the group is has exactly zero relevance. Yes, I’m not moral relativist, and I’m not willing to condone things like rapping young boys, mutilating children’s genitals, the racking of the seas, and so on.
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  8198.  @davidt1645  I’m sure that if you asked people in China about specific behaviors that damage the environment, they would be extremely common. Why isn’t his place to comment problems he sees? He lived in China for over a decade. His wife is Chinese. He’s clearly invested in seeing China be a nice place. You’re clearly an idiot if you think there is “white” culture. However, I will say whaling was part of the culture of many places in Europe and New England in the US. Thankfully a replacement for whale oil was found. I would like to see China move past their destructive behaviors, like the people in the West have and moving away from.
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  8199. Grz349, tell that to France. They’ve gotten 80+% of their electricity from nuclear for decades.
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  8200. rudai123, France has much lower electricity costs than Germany while using mostly nuclear.
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  8201. rudai123, large up front costs are not the same thing as too expensive. Nuclear has much lower operating costs, so in total nuclear is cheaper. Also, Germany has much higher subsidies for renewables than France does for nuclear.
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  8202. No.
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  8203. China is anything but well run. They’ve built dozens of ghost cities. They have massive capital flight. Infrastructure falls apart in a couple of years. Corruption is so rampant that it’s arguable that the real governmental system is bribery. Outside the major cities China quickly becomes a third world country.
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  8204. The Indian Wars were on what’s now home soil.
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  8205. Tesla has been operating in the black for years, and last quarter they were the second most profitable car company in the world.
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  8206.  @rickb2432  1) the vast majority of Tesla’s revenue is from car sells. 2) even if Teslas still qualified —Tesla sells too many evs to qualify for the old tax credit, and Biden’s new one is only for companies that use union workers—, thats a consumer tax credit, which means the person buying the car gets the money off of their taxes.
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  8207. @ColonelHarry so the people whom have lost their livlihoods don't have right to be mad at the man whos leadership lead to this? When the guy who screwes you over walks away with more money than you will ever see in you life only the stockhloder have right to be mad? Thats not saying the economic damage with all this. if you think he should get that money you're mad
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  8208. When you live on a houseboat, you don’t find a new place to live when there’s bad weather; you move your boat.
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  8209. Yeah. It wouldn’t even be too hard to make it zoned.
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  8210. @Craigipedia your friend is lucky for the people he can ask for help from
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  8211. China is dependent on outside resources, and they can’t secure their trade routes. There are very few resources the US needs from outside our borders.
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  8212. China isn’t powerful enough to just an take what ever it wants. They can’t even fully secure their trade. The PLAN mostly sticks around the Chinese coast. The US fights weak countries because they’re the only ones dumb enough to start a right against the US.
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  8213. Wow, North Korea and Iran are acting the exact same way as they have been for decades. Europe is a land mass. The EU is a political body that can have relations with countries, and EU has a strange relationship with the US, wanting to act superior to the US but needing the US to keep the peace in Europe. However, the US actually has good relations with a number of member states of the EU, like the UK and Poland.
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  8214. The US is built around the government being corrupt and feckless
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  8215. They’ve already started losing population
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  8216. I always find people who argue that the Germans could have done it hilariously ill informed.
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  8217. It sounds less like naiveté and more like stupidity to me.
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  8218. Ok, something else to add to the list of things you don't know: what words mean, and with that I'm not going to waste my time on you because you're either too stupid or a troll (maybe a stupid troll if i'm really unlucky).
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  8219. @Grevlo Good job of sounding like nazi even if you didn't try too.
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  8220. There’s no other currency that can replace the USD, so anything short of the complete collapse of the US economy, which would take everyone else with us, the USD is going to dominate.
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  8221.  @frederikj5754  no, backing the USD is the US economy. You can’t threaten people into using your currency, but if you have stable economy with the most valuable market in the world, people will use your currency on their volition.
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  8222. in the bible it talks about hearding sheep mean spring time in the notheren hemishpere
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  8223. They can have a new prophet, who will start a new religion saying Muhammad was wrong the same Muslims say Christ was a prophet but wrong.
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  8224. The fatality rate for infantry was 18% the fatality rate for tankers was 3% in the US army. I personally would care all that much if the other guy has a bigger meaner armored box if I have the choice of no armored box and armored box. The US designed their armored box so they could get as many made and kept running as possible.
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  8225. Yeah, the party that runs like a 3rd world African one party turns the places into 3rd world cities
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  8226. That’s not terraforming. By definition every climate on Earth is earth-like.
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  8227. Because that’s an equally stupid idea. If California actually cared about the environment more than virtue signaling, they would be building nuclear power plants rather than trying to shut them down.
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  8228. No, it’s not. Nuclear has the lowest number of deaths per unit of electricity of any energy source. Solar has something like six more deaths per unit of electricity.
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  8229. What backwards universe do you live in?
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  8230. That is beyond simplistic. That’s just simple minded.
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  8231. Scientists getting ideological never ends well.
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  8232. He’s talking about conversion loses.
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  8233. Really I remember reasently TYT calling out the Dems for being complicit with the BS the Rep are dong and about how they are just a bought as the Rep are.
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  8234. now you just got it wrong he is so nice he been shoting himself in the foot. the people who are agenst him are the people like to divide others so they can money or what ever. yes it will take the unerned cut they give themselfs and use for things that heip peoplesound like a good idea. just working hard doesn't give you right to all they have i know lots of people who work hard and have do more for every one than them and get fucked for it.
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  8235. Baldwin is a producer on the movie. He’s one of the people who hired the armorer, and even after safety concerns were brought up, including a walkout the day of the shooting, he did nothing to address them.
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  8236. It’s a joking way of making a point about how high spec the Cybertruck is. It’s also a reference to the dystopian, often post apocalyptic, nature of cyberpunk, which is obviously where the truck gets it’s name.
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  8237. Shouldn't the countries without State-run schools be the the ones with the best schools if your premiss were true?
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  8238. Are you an AronRa fan by any chance?
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  8239. Easteregg.
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  8240. That actually happened in one of the crusades. Good job bringing that point up.
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  8241. It says reactors, and Australia has a couple research reactors.
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  8242. It's still the guys that are afraid of a girl and hide in holes .
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  8243. That was a parade helmet. Combat helmets were probably even more terrifying because there isn’t even a face. Although, you also lose the uncanny valley.
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  8244. You didn’t understand anything. His argument is that cultures dominated by particular emotions creat different social conditions. In the west those conditions were conducive to discovering various laws and theories of science.
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  8245.  @worstedwoolens  a metaphor and noticing that there’s a resemblance between a couple of ideas?
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  8246. The Philippines was given to the US after the Spanish-American war
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  8247. Yes, that’s the point of speculation.
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  8248. All the costs of renewables is still hugely expensive. Just because your gas is cheap, it doesn’t mean you’re car is cheap. Furthermore, it doesn’t make your car reliable. There’s no point in owning a car that only works 1/4 of the time.
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  8249.  @alanwilliams4443  I forgot to mention there’s no possibility of parole, and even if there was, it would mean the next life sentence kicks in. The only way ways he’s possibly getting out of prison are a new trial, the governor pardons him, or he’s under guard at a hospital because the prison doesn’t have the medical capacity to treat him. I’d say the most likely is being hospitalized because he gets shanked and survives, which is still very unlikely.
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  8250. Rome is the only empire in western history that’s comparable to the US in terms of power. Also, the US is a republic
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  8251. i was tyalking about the small banks that don't have the power to do what the banks that got the bailout
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  8252. @richardaberdeen "something either "magically appears" or it is deliberately desiged and created." is logical fallacy called a false dichotomy because there is a third option. the words you use can change what you are saying in important ways. i don't care about the student i care about the person who gives me something to test. something pholosophy will not do
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  8253. any far sided group is good at that.
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  8254. A corporation is ficational entity created by a charter, nothing more. It is made of and run by people, but it is not in itself a person. Your arguement that because something is make up of people means that it itself is a person is moronic..
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  8255. @harr77 most every one who would ever think about doing that will never do do it
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  8256. Or maybe this is just a bad talk.
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  8257. Another things about which way in up on a map: the Chinese had south as upfor a long time.
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  8258. Electric cars and synthetic fuel are both things
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  8259. Do you know how many terrorists have attacked nuclear power plants? It was just one group of antinuclear nuts, and they only dropped a firecracker sized bomb. Nuclear is a terrible terrorist target. No, it’s not. One large storm and all the solar and wind is destroyed.
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  8260. Many very bloody wars were fought to get away from systems like that.
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  8261. That first place is hell on Earth.
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  8262. Yes
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  8263. You’re exposed to more radiation every day than you would from ten reactors catastrophically failing.
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  8264. The GDP per capita is an average, and averages ate always higher than the median.
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  8265. Size can mean both mass and volume.
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  8266. If by meanness you mean social ostracism, yeah, it played a big part in this. Also, don’t act like the left aren’t trying to blame this on gamers too.
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  8267. lunayen, the empire was for the betterment of Britain, but the idea that all an empire does is take is nonsense. The British spent a lot of money and resources on the empire to build a transportation system, and India is still using the system. In Africa the system fell apart almost immediately. Life isn’t as simple as empires are all bad.
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  8268. The copyright dispute is over.
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  8269. You're the dimwit here. You can't understand that the pension she's getting is justa form of buying her off, so she doesn't do her job. We don't have problems with people who know the industiry; we have problems with conflicts of intrest, like this women clearly has.
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  8270. Tesla controls 70% of the EV market in the US. The next best seller is the Ford Mach E with 10%, and the rest are little more than rounding errors compared to Tesla. Tesla are easily the leaders in self driving. Their update 10 software is revolutionary. Their closest competitor is Waymo, who se cars are locked in one area with preplanned routes.
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  8271.  @toomanyaccounts  being sued just means someone wants something from you, not that they’re right. Electric bicycles and like are in an entirely different category from cars, so don’t make shit up. Also, electric buses and other large vehicles are extremely rare.
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  8272.  @thisismonitor4099  you can say what ever you like as often as you like, but that doesn’t make your assertions anything more than hot air. All of the of the self driving providers are hugely deficient compared to Tesla. Tesla’s version 10 of their SFD is working in working in vector space to make active productions of where the car and other objects are going to be. No other company is doing that. They’re all working in image space, which is just looking at where the car and other objects are.
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  8273.  @thisismonitor4099  you’re a great example of of someone with a really high IQ being a complete moron. Waymo and the others with geofenced cars are a dead end. A localized solution may take a false lead, but it’s going to be out competed general solution that can go anywhere. Waymo works like a more flexible local bus service. Trying to scale that isn’t going to work. The best that’s going to happen is a patchwork of areas. You’re criticisms of Tesla’s SFD are from the previous versions that aren’t using vector space. Part of the reason working in vector space is such an improvement is that the problem in parking-lots and other places are solved. Tesla’s predicted accuracy are already higher than humans under all but the rarest situations, and their data pool is incomparable to all of the others. The other companies have a few hundred cars collecting data to improve their AI with. Tesla has millions of cars sending back data to train their AI with.
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  8274. Dime comes from the Latin word for 1/10. 1/10 of 100 is ¢10. That’s why you know it’s ¢10.
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  8275. A compromise is supposed to work; this does not work. A compromise is supposed to give everyone what they need, if not what they want; this gives no one what they need or what they want.
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  8276. Gas-plasmafication is much more efficient for dealing with waste, but it can’t produce more than a fraction of our energy needs. Solar is a waste of time, money, and resources.
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  8277. Yeah, because SpaceX doesn’t launch rockets, Tesla doesn’t build cars, etc.
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  8278. Companies are always balancing the inputs and outputs, quality being just one output. For example, the model T wasn’t the best car Ford could build, but it was the car Ford could build at a cost the middle class consumer could afford. That’s, also, not to say some companies try saving money by cutting corners. Unless you’re products are competing against each other, there no reason not to bring a new or improved product to market. I mean, if you can up stage the competition, more people will buy your product.
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  8279. So much disinformation for one medium sized comment. Renewables don’t take into account for all their externalities. China has massive areas contaminated with metals because of mining for REEs used in solar and wind. Also, the world’s largest solar panel factory dumps their toxic waste behind the factory. There’s major ethical problems with much of the global cobalt production for batteries. Furthermore, renewables rely on natural gas more than any other form of backup, so everything bad about natural gas applies to renewables.
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  8280. I want to say first and don't want to say first at the same time, what would I do?
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  8281. I see our growth more like a tree in the only green patch: we start off fighting others for what we need and killing off other becuase of it. Then we transstion for killing off other for what we need in to live and other things start find ways to live with us, in fact need us.
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  8282. Where do you live? I can go to a store and buy enuogh pre-made food to feed a family for less than the cost of unpreped food.
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  8283. The technique was developed in the US for use by NASA.
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  8284. The technique was developed in the US for use by NASA.
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  8285. You can’t disable physics.
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  8286. Leftists believe the US is forever tainted by slavery, but when non-whites do it, it’s all good. These people make me sick.
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  8287. Where ever you got that from, stop listening to them because they’re making shit up.
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  8288. @dffykvn No, that's part of what makes us better than her. we don't like the idea of people we don't like or agree with being killed
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  8289. Religious and church going are two different things.
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  8290. Any other miracles you want to ask for with that?
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  8291. Not all of us Texans are fucking moron.
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  8292. Canada is in the top 10% of military spending. Not what I would call weak, accept in comparison to the US
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  8293. religion that too so religion = evil and no they don't this generastion is just politcal and stuff
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  8294. @MyLocalman what like lady gagas meat dress
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  8295. The poll lumped everyone saying they support environmental protections as supporting the GND.
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  8296. No, just some incompetent people gave the job to diversity hires.
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  8297. No, it’s the effect of the biggest stick
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  8298.  @comlitbeta7532  tanks are direct fire support. The fighting is long range indirect artillery duels.
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  8299. people pick up your pants no one cares how old or what kind of underwaer you have buy you and your mom so she can make sure you got what you need
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  8300. @CheapBeer09 and many ware drag
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  8301. Solar is a terrible idea on the moon, so it doesn’t really matter.
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  8302. All of their programs were embryonic.
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  8303. Tesla are the most efficient OEM. Everyone needs to take lessons from them.
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  8304. There are more countries now than in the 19th and 20th centuries because of the break up of empires. As rule by force became politically disfavored by all, nations within empires gained independence. While the US has distinct regions, most of see ourselves as Americans. Canada can’t say the same thing.
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  8305.  @Strykenine  as you say, the US is basically an island nation, but the US had to consolidate the continent first. When British are more likely to try invading by Canada than sailing from Great Britain.
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  8306.  @Brandonthesnifferofall  do you understand the difference between now and the past because I’m talking about how the past still affects the US military?
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  8307.  @shorewall  the expeditionary force sent to hunt down Poncho Villa, and that’s exactly my point. Our wars were mostly on land until fairly recently.
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  8308. @Kitty Cat yes, the was no manifest destiny. The US started expanding with overseas colonies.
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  8309.  @davidtuttle7556  you make it sound like the US was laying out the money for vast armadas of ships. The first real ships the USN got were the Constitution class frigates. They were great frigates able to fight anything but a cutdown ship of the line. The problem is that’s nothing compared to the real sea powers of the time. The USN for most of its history has been focused on protecting American shores, not projecting power, like a true sea power. Also, it wasn’t until the 1900s that the Navy actually provided transportation for the Army. Before that the Army had to provide their own transport ships.
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  8310.  @Call-Me-Ryan-Thx  what are you responding to?
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  8311.  @ph11p3540  the great naval power that disbanded the Continental Navy after the Revolution, and didn’t reestablish a navy for 20 years. Most of our wars have been Indian wars. While many tribes had canoes, there wasn’t what I would call naval warfare. The main reason the nation vs nation/empire warfare involves the navy is because that’s how we interact with the world outside of mainland of North America, not because we think of the navy first and foremost when thinking about warfare.
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  8312. @LLGoldstein If you use the right plants none of thats a problem
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  8313.  @dualityomk9854  there’s nothing wrong with being gay, but please, don’t project on to others. Also, I don’t know of any Celtic or Germanic traditions of keeping their young boys as sex slaves because women were only available to a small percentage of the men.
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  8314.  @thanosave7112  no, I’m saying the prosecutor was going to charge him regardless of how flimsy they are.
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  8315. I did read the comment, and my point was that the police shouldn't have been doing it in the first place let alone needing SWAT.
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  8316. Enjoy losing money
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  8317. It’s the other way round. They’re pulling out the tiny fraction of the isotope they want from the larger quantity to produce the enriched uranium.
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  8318. They'd have more standing than this fuck.
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  8319. The best solution is to get rid of the problem all together, and just use nuclear power.
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  8320. YouTube backend is causing a lot of people problems.
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  8321. Huawei is an arm of the Chinese government.That’s not fair trade, and banning them is well within any sensible definition of removing a cheating criminal organization.
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  8322. evidently some people do and I stopped them on this video
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  8323. These type of people skip the 1st amendment and jump straight to the 2nd amendment.
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  8324. "First of all, it's Puerto Rico. Not Peurto Rico." should be, "First of all, it's Puerto Rico, not Peurto Rico." You keep bitching about problems that would be fixed by becoming a state as to why you don't want Peurto Rico becaome a state. I don't what you call that but I know what I call that: stupid!!!! You're complaining about things most states had to go through as a territory before becoming a state.
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  8325. Well, just so you know, you were the one who went off topic first. For one she might have only had six weeks, but she might not have had the money, a doctor might not have been available, and she might have had to find a time when the guy wouldn't have know she was doing the procedure, hethreatened to kill her kids, no telling what the guy would have done.
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  8326. In some places miscarrying could be a crime with some of the laws that have been passed.
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  8327. I know they can be and that a lot of high level mathmatics was invented or imporved by people with Schizophrenia. I was just saying a person might want to reevaluate if they are suporting something a schizophrenic person does. Why I said it is because Schizophrenia is knowen to cause people imagin things that are not real. It wasn't to say schizophrenics can't suport something for a good logical reason.
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  8328. They were used occasionally in the Middle East when the Romans were taking fortified cities.
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  8329. cool bot but bad jokes
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  8330. If there's anything I want to the US to have fully updated and well kept it's our nuclear weapons.
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  8331. If you’re roof has solar panels, you want the snow off your roof so the panels can produce electricity.
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  8332. And bespoke made!
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  8333.  @HSuper_Lee  Don’t bother
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  8334. It doesn’t matter how efficient solar panels are. It doesn’t solve the biggest problem with solar panels: reliability. We have to have a power source that works even at night and during cloudy days. “With access” is the most damning argument against pumped hydro. I don’t care how good any solution that can’t scale is.
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  8335.  @mcave149  you clearly missed my point: it pointless to squabble over something that doesn’t matter because of other flaws.
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  8336.  @mcave149  that’s a false dichotomy. We have nuclear. It has the strength of both without the weaknesses if deployed properly.
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  8337. First, Marshall picked Eisenhower. Second, Eisenhower was Jewish. Third, Eisenhower was the best for the job as his performance showed.
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  8338. Nope, those are all the deaths we confirm.
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  8339. Solar and wind will turn most people into serfs of the land owners with enough land to “economically” produce power.
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  8340. Stop being so childish, and get over yourself. You can't just say someone stol an eletion with out anything to back your clam with.
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  8341. The FBI loved making up sex scandals under Hoover, so the more claims rather dubious.
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  8342. I understand stand why Jeff has a support yacht, but the optics are terrible.
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  8343. @lollerfisk facts ruin their lifes the way they see it.
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  8344. Henry Gustav, guaranteed jobs is just insanity. Universal basic income is an interesting idea, but we need to see get more information on how that would work, unintended consequences and all. Like I said universal health care isn’t a bad idea. Although, Singapore has another possible model. Most “green infrastructure” is really just virtue signaling affectations of the wealthy. The few, like nuclear power, are great. Free tuition for stem fields: great! Free tuition for gender studies: fuck no! Also, the idea we can do all of that without raising any taxes is just delusional.
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  8345. Henry Gustav, you plan on burdening municipalities by having them hire people when their tax base is shrinking. Do you not see the problem there?
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  8346. That was one of the problems I was talking about in my first reply.
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  8347. Stop lying.
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  8348. Lots of people want to get rid of the USPS.
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  8349. Gaijin is pronounced guy-jin
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  8350. You obviously have no idea how ideas work.
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  8351.  @anzaca1  literally every new idea is just a remix of other ideas.
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  8352.  @anzaca1  being bad at estimating how long it takes to develop something isn’t lying.
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  8353. This isn't how the judicial system is supposed work. She had good reason and her grades are good; what does it matter if she misses class some? If anything this girl should be getting help not punishment.
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  8354. No, teaching about religion is fine, but teaching one as religion true is strictly against the fist amendment.
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  8355.  @SufferingAddict88  plants are really inefficient at turning white light into useable energy. By using spectrum optimized lighting, you can get more food for a given amount of light.
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  8356.  @SufferingAddict88  First, grains are a terrible crop to grow for Mars. Second, solar is a death sentence on Mars. Nuclear is the way to go.
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  8357.  @jekker1000  most reactor types are self regulating, so they turn off if they get too hot. It’s really only water cooled reactors that damage themselves from uncontrollable heating. Liquid metal, molten salt, and the solid state reactors NASA is working on all have fuel which expands when hot. The expansion moves the atoms away from each other, taking the fuel sub-crtical.
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  8358. Never is how it would take.
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  8359. 1) Even if you think that non-citizens' rights aren't covered by constitution, a citizen's rights are. 2) They areintentionally killing citizens when thay say they are trying to protect the citizens. The points aren't really about the right or wrong of killing, but who they are willing to kill.
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  8360. This is what happens in poor African countries. It’s too hard to start legitimate business. However, the law isn’t enforced for one reason or another, so people start illegal stalls. Democrats are turning parts of the US into a 3rd world country.
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  8361. You don’t like a black man defending himself and his family from the KKK?
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  8362. so they should not vote for deffence spending on stuff that doesn't work pr is not needed
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  8363. TYT is an ever growing empire more facts in one show than all of the history of many show, so maybe you're one that's terrible
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  8364. Trying to break into a nuclear power plant to steel spent fuel is something so dumb even guys who like to blow themselves up can tell it’s a bad idea. The casks are nearly indestructible, and the containment buildings are bunckers that make most fortresses green.
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  8365. I forgot to mention this is my last comment, but dirty bombs are a non-threat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxCSkckihDk
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  8366. In part but not solely. Also, there are other ecolgical problems with over use of hand sanitizers.
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  8367. No, you just like being ordered around and think EVs suck
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  8368. Sounds more like coca leaves to me.
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  8369. The irony of telling other people to do their research after saying everything is peachy between all the different groups.
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  8370. early yes
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  8371. They were trying to take the piss out of the US, but they ironically built the US up.
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  8372.  @filipe2444  I know they were trying to bash on the US, but what they really did was showcase the US’s soft power while being being pissy about it.
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  8373. Nuclear produces less CO2 than solar and wind, mining and everything included. Solar panels and wind turbines don’t magically pop out of the ground. It takes mining, refining, and manufacturing to build them.
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  8374. Until humans are extinct
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  8375. No, weapons manufacturing reactors are very different from civilian power plants
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  8376. @dlandon2000 the steady state model is no longer used by anyone but, you might be talking like hawking's idea that black hole make universes
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  8377. The Saudis know the oil is going to runout, so they’re trying to diversify their economy
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  8378. Anyone normal person would be upset after a personal attack like that in place that is supposed to be for intellectual discourse.
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  8379. Real poverty in California is higher than Texas, and the reason is because of huge difference in cost of living. Also, the cost of living is jacked up by excessive regulation and taxes. As for the people moving to which state, it’s the super rich moving to California and literally everyone else moving to Texas. Furthermore, Texas has population of 28 million compared to California’s 36 million. It’s seem you can’t even do simple math because 36 minus 28 is 8, not 18.
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  8380. Not in English.
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  8381.  @alt1f4  yes, unless they’re speaking Spanish, which has an exonym for the US.
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  8382.  @alt1f4  exo: outside nym: name Exonym: the name people from the outside use
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  8383. @Minkki82 Taxes are not just giving away your money. Paying your taxes are part of your civic duties. Sure giving up your money isn't fun but taxes are an important part of having a working government. That's the problem with these people they want to cut taxes some much as to have no working goverment of any type.
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  8384. Ford completely dominated the market with the Model T
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  8385. Scientists do take air smaples, but they also calculate the amount of CO2 that is made from the amount of things like coal, oil, and natrual gas that is burnt by each county in a year.
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  8386. If anyone here is not seeing the gray, it's you. How is there any contradiction in not wanting the state to kill people and wanting to let doctos help people end their own life? However there is a contradiction is say you want to protect life and trun around and say you want the state to kill people when the state DOESN'T have to.
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  8387. In China. schools just dump tons of homework. If it doesn't wreck the kids, it makes them resentful for all that work.
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  8388. I’ve been imagining a world where fossil fuels have been replaced with cleaner, safer nuclear for years, and its a great thought.
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  8389. An anonymous op-ed isn’t proof of anything, particularly when it’s from q source like the NEw York Times.
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  8390.  @jordanhart9708  I think you’re standards are too high. There’s good to great BBQ all over
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  8391. What are you talking about? This is a clear case self defense, and implied consent has nothing to do with this case.
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  8392. Biden has screwed up so bad even liars like you have to admit it.
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  8393. A precipice of what?
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  8394.  @davidlewis6728  they still are in many ways.
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  8395. the phone is invisible alright
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  8396. I say what I say before agian: we don't know if she could have seen a doctor sooner. I care about what you said becuase it was something stupid and needs to be fixed. AAlso, you seem to need to be told what you said for you to understand what I'm saying.
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  8397. Ja because Fox is mostly lies and misinformation
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  8398. When did multiple times the emissions become way less?
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  8399.  @heathross511  mining for materials and manufacturing.
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  8400.  @heathross511  you completely underestimate how many resources go into a solar or wind farm. There’s all kinds of metals needed, concrete, oil, etc. that renewables need. Also, a relatively small amount of uranium once every year and 1/2 is nothing.
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  8401.  @heathross511  yes, they do. It’s a demonstrable fact.
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  8402. He already has.
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  8403. @UtubeMyAccountName I disagree that this is hypocritical, because the reasons why we want regulation. We are for regulation is to stop companies from harming people or taking away freedoms. SOPA would take away freedom of speech in part. So all in all it would hypocritical to suport SOPA.
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  8404. The Cybertruck out selling Rivian. Tesla are also making on Cybertrucks.
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  8405. Marxists are the same wherever you go.
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  8406. It's because they can't win any other way than by reverting back to 5th grade.
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  8407. Most of his wealth is from owning stocks of the companies he’s a/the founder of. Also, the explicit goal of all his companies is to help humanity in one way or another.
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  8408. It’s a joke, but it shouldn’t be hard to retrofit an old helicopter turboshaft engine to your axel
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  8409.  @mk-ultraviolence1760  exactly.
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  8410. Johan Johnsson, no, to make solar work you need about five miracles.
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  8411.  @w8stral  turbines are the most efficient for of combustion engines.
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  8412.  @kristoffer3000  spooken has a great video dispelling the myth
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  8413. @TheHobgoblyn You cant make people do it like she wants
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  8414. Better idea would be skip the unreliables and go with nuclear.
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  8415. That doesn’t solve the fundamental problem of relying on a fundamentally unreliable energy source.
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  8416. Atlas from Boston Dynamics is much more advanced than ASIMO.
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  8417.  @wakeangel2001  yes and yes. Although, to my knowledge it’s only been other people working on robotics who have bought it to run their own software on. The more widely used of their robots is the dog sized one.
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  8418. Admins and teacher are very different groups, and I say blame the admins along with the parents, the guy that sent the pic to everyone, and the bullies.
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  8419. Ok, I got the wrong color, but they all suck in both taste and how bad they are for a person.
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  8420. What does that have to do with vauling art? I personally like listening to music driven in part by virtuosity because virtuosity is something done well and it's a sign of fitness like making the stone axes from the video. By doing something well you're saying "Ladies I'm good a good mate; come have my babies!" So by liking to play well one can keep is line going.
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  8421. No mean learning disabilities, like dyslexia and ADHD.
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  8422. The Southwest was carved out of the northern half of Mexico, making it an arugment against you side, not for it.
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  8423. That's complete bs.
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  8424. A corrupt politician and a CEO aren’t strange bedfellows at all.
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  8425. Gage Acosta how do you test for what values our society should hold or other value judgments? Not everything is simply empiricism. We could easily say slavery isn’t wrong anymore. What kind of empirical evidence are you going to use to prove that wrong?
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  8426. Gage Acosta, you’re presuming we care about human suffering. Wanting to reduce suffering is value you hold. Empirically prove slavery is wrong to an alien/ai who couldn’t care less about human wellbeing. To the paperclip maximizer form culdbob 12 that’s programmed to make as many paperclips as possible, it would only care if slavery helped produce more paperclips. You can’t empirically prove values.
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  8427. Yes, it would be nice.
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  8428. Why do you want to go to the most desolate bodies in the solar system if you think Mars is too cold? Also, I want to add that places like Minneapolis, in winter, get colder than large areas of Mars.
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  8429. Small modular reactors can solve that problem. A fully contained reactor gets dropped off at the plant then picked up when the reactor has reached its life expectancy.
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  8430.  @VulcanLogic  you don’t get it at all. The only things the countries build are the roads, power lines, and some of the site. They never touch nuclear materials, build refining equipment, or expertise to handle nuclear materials.
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  8431. Most steel is made with an arch furnace. It’s the reducing of ore into pig iron before being made into steel that used coal. There are other ways of reducing the iron. Direct reduction of iron using hydrogen is being trialed in Sweden.
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  8432. Nuclear produces fewer emissions than solar or wind. Nuclear releases less radiation than geothermal. As for the spent fuel, it’s we have ways to reprocess it or burn it in gen. IV reactors.
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  8433. Privateers are independent companies who are licensed to take enemy ships as prizes. They’re more like bounty hunters
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  8434. Andrew Kim, one fluid ounce of water weighs one ounce. It was to create a kind of unity in the system.
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  8435. "You low information voters," projection of yourself on to others? You've got a really low standard for calling someone a tryant --so low I would say you're misusing the word-- because even with our problems we do still vote people in to office. I feel sorry for the first person to start something with my mother because that person is going to be on the ground passed out from a blood choke in 5 seconds, no gun needed.
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  8436. Chernobyl is a de facto wildlife preserve. Furthermore, not using nuclear means using fossil fuels.
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  8437.  @thomaspriewasser6660  why would you need fuel? An electric climber on a tether to the ground is by far the easiest and most efficient way of getting to the ring. The ring itself is likely to be proving the power with solar panels. Also, you underestimate the difficulty of operating a hypersonic plane or the discomfort of a 20 hour flight.
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  8438. You’re actually joining a small movement. There’s a similar case in the comic book industry, Myers vs Wade, where Wade bullied a publisher in to not printing Myers’s comic book. Then there’s the batshit crazy Mignogna vs FUNimation/Rial/Toey.
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  8439. The rules are tighter. The enforcement is questionable
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  8440. That’s what makes Mars so great.
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  8441. @naturalpreservation are you just tellling me things or is that an opservation im try to refute.
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  8442.  @justsomeguy934  I will gladly. Next you try drinking the waste from solar cell production.
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  8443.  @justsomeguy934  capacity factor is what percentage of time the power actually is producing power. If you don’t think how much of the time a power source is working isn’t an important factor, I can’t help you
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  8444.  @justsomeguy934  we can’t have a civilization at the convenience of the weather. The first and most important quality for a power source is that it works when we need it. Renewables just keep us dependent on fossil fuels because fossil fuels will have fill in for when the renewables aren’t working.
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  8445.  @justsomeguy934  I was making sure you’re willing to live with consequences of renewables like I’m willing to live with nuclear power’s?
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  8446.  @justsomeguy934  yeah, because were just going to build power lines across oceans. It’s such a simple an easy solution.
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  8447.  @justsomeguy934  heavy metals and other toxins contamination until the end of time.
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  8448.  @justsomeguy934  you’re the one being asinine with your “we’ll just” without any idea of the costs and complexities of what you’re actually advocating.
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  8449. WW2 was a war of numbers. There were 1,500 Tigers built. There were 50,000 Shermans built. The Sherman was also designed to not have a mechanical problems for 2,000 miles, and when there was a problem, it was quick and easy to fix. All the German tanks were over engineered, which caused they a lot maintenance and repairs when they needed every tank they could produce.
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  8450. No, (unofficial) US doctrine was fallowed to the t: put the most aggressive but competent guy in charge then let the lowest ranks possible figure shit out as it goes a lot.
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  8451.  @johnhumphries505  he was there with a group of people until he went over to some people to help with some scraps and stuff when he got cut off from them and attacked
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  8452. @n8tivguitar You mean gas and oil party or gop
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  8453. I wouldn't go that far because if we fix the system people with have jobs other than being inthe government. I'd say a rule you can't work for who you are regulating for 10 (maybe more) years.
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  8454. The idea behind the cuffs isn't bad, but the ability to be too easily misuse them is a huge problem.
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  8455. In the US it's ilegal to suport religion and one religion over others religions
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  8456. Is this better or worse than Clinton 2020?
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  8457. Cleanest*
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  8458. Not true, government is about the only thing that funds basic scientific research. No company is going to build something like the LHC.
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  8459. @naturalpreservation culture is a tool like the net is a tool. culture comes from many tools coming together and these tools can be understood by neo-Darwinisms change of animals many us too
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  8460. It’s totally trolls, not people who genuinely disagree.
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  8461. What the hell are you talking about? The North's soldiers are poor, underfed, and badly trained.
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  8462. It’s still not very realistic.
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  8463. Vietnam isn’t a Chinese ally. They have a long bad history with China
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  8464. This is the technology that made being a kamikaze less dangerous than a regular pilot on a bomb run.
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  8465. Gwynne Shotwell is just as much about this as Elon, and people who aren’t don’t last long at SpaceX.
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  8466. Well, the Chinese won’t out compete Tesla. Also, hopefully Biden is removed next year, and if he isn’t, he’s not winning the next election.
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  8467. First off, people like audacity. Too many others just talk about doing mundane things. Second, he actually fallows through. After leaving PayPal, he didn’t just sit on his hands with his fortune in a bank. Also, I would say PayPal is a bigger game changer than Tesla.
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  8468. I know this is just to glibly prove a point, but some of those I can’t help but say need a lot more context.
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  8469. I'm wrong about? Tell me how I'm wrong, and don't just make unsuported statmens like that.
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  8470. They never will over take the US. Their population is already on average older than the US, and it’s only going to get worse.
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  8471. To this day the Japanese just don’t seem to get the American instinct to take and hold onto the initiative.
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  8472. We can use nuclear to make synthetic fuel from sea water, so we can power everything with nuclear, just not directly.
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  8473. Gaining some form of wealth is one of the reasons Dr. Tsyon give for exploration. The polynesians were island (land wealth) hunting and were skilled sailers who knew how to get back so not all that dangerous for them. Also, the boats used for those didn't cost the same amount as space does (relativly speaking).
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  8474. It’s remarkable how many of these replies are, nu ua you are.
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  8475. Nageva, I understand it better than you do.
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  8476. "If you deny that the clergy of the dark ages and medieval times were akin to modern day teacher, students, and academics you're straight up lying." I'm not saying they weren't in the least; I'm sayignthey didn't teach what mordern thought is based on. When did Baghdad, which was a major center of learning for centeries, become Byzantine. Also, the word "algerbra" is an arab word.
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  8477. No one if ever going to be as good as USSR-chan
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  8478. There’s a huge difference between a stable population with moderate population growth and out of control population growth. How does having fewer people doing economically valuable activities increase the the GDP per capita? If it’s only the poor dying or leaving, you might have an argument, but it’s just people getting old. The human population is larger than it has ever been, and we have more resources than ever before. There’s a saying, “many hands make light work.”
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  8479. Not when there are fewer people working. Even if the population shrank promotionally, which it doesn’t, the best you can hope for is GDP per capita to stay the same.
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  8480. It's just the on the light side of heavy metal
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  8481. They cut off a bunch of branches from trees and moved slowly so the Japanese wouldn’t know it was a ship.
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  8482. "Any reason she could have gotten an abortion at 1 week? 2 weeks at most?" I think you're the one who needs to do the math because 4 weeks > 2 weeks
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  8483. Equality always meant equality before the law until socialists started using it to mean equality of condition.
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  8484. Yes, I would
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  8485. The title should be slowly creeping to their doom. People are not interested the democrats’s Russia conspiracy and other nonsense.
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  8486. Actually, I think very few would.
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  8487. If no one wants it, why is it the best selling electric truck and 3rd best selling ev in the US? The Cybertruck is a test bed for several of the technologies needed in the small cybercab and low cost vehicle. Instead of being angry, try looking for some information
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  8488. Lex Fridman, an MIT AI researcher, said Tesla is beyond state of the art.
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  8489.  @MrXperx  people who properly look into Tesla or their cars tend to become fans. Tesla has some of the best engineers in the world, and they seem to be making huge advances in in the technology
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  8490.  @MrXperx  people were saying the same thing about how Tesla and SpaceX are just going to get stomped. SpaceX is currently eating everyone’s lunch, and Tesla has over 70% of the EV market in the US —other companies are even imitating Tesla’s features. Elon is very good at leading teams that find and attack the core of the problem. Those huge teams are terrible at that; they just keep doing what they’ve been doing.
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  8491. It works because qbits (quantum bit) can hold more than one state at a time
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  8492. @calvinhobbesliker2 she most likely doesn't care one at home or have kids now then one of you must
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  8493. No, Spiderman 2 was Doc Oc.
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  8494. We still use metal in body armor. Metal plates aren’t as good as the ceramic ones, but they’re still protective against most carbine calibers.
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  8495. How do you put a gun right in front of the air intake and not know the gases from the gun are going to be ingested by the intake? It’s so simple a little kid can figure out it’s a bad idea.
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  8496. Purity spiral.
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  8497. Solar and wind are not cheaper. It’s fast to install a small amount of solar and wind. It takes a decade or to build enough to match a nuclear power plant, and once that’s done, you have to start replacing the panels and turbines that have exceeded their lives. So in reality, solar and wind have an infinite build time. Nuclear on the other hand nuclear power plants can last 80 years. Also, where did you get the BS that it takes 10-15 years to build a nuclear power plant? Even in the US, which has the longest build times, it’s an average of 8 years. Furthermore, 70+% of the time, natural gas backup is what’s providing power not the unreliables, which kind of defeats the point.
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  8498. Kyle, Trump is down playing any effect Russian actions might have had because people have been trying to delegitimize his presidency since the moment he was announced the winner.
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  8499. The USD is the world’s reserve currency; if it goes, so does the rest of the world’s currency. Also frankly, Americans don’t care that much the rest of the value our currency. All that really matters is how much other Americans value the USD. Money doesn’t mean much without food or water. Moreover, you really don’t understand the difference between mercs and national militaries
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  8500. I wish it was that simple. Right now there are a number startups looking to do what Elon is doing in the the space industry, but the cost, complexity, and regulation are all even worse.
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  8501. Iron Maiden is NWOBHM not thrash-- I'm guessing you ment thrash because you put trash. Also, I think you're a little quick to be calling people noobs when you can't even get it right.
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  8502. No, broken glass is a safety hazard; glass in cars is designed to break in relatively safe rounded pieces. Emergency personnel would be much better off using glass breakers the few times they need to get people out of through a window.
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  8503.  @stormagedden785  that’s because glass has properties that can be exploited.
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  8504.  @stormagedden785  that’s because glass has properties that can be exploited.
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  8505.  @moshunit96  and I pointed out how that’s not true
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  8506.  @salvatronprime9882  yeah, carjackings aren’t up 300% in some cities, and rioters haven’t been known to attack cars
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  8507. We are very optimistic, but we’re also hard core pragmatists.
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  8508. Mars has seasons.
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  8509. China just builds stuff to inflate their GDP. The US does stuff because it makes money
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  8510. I support a social programs, but they’re not there so we can just improvise people then ignore the problem because we a social safety net.
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  8511. Roman legions rarely broke rank. I mean rare as in they write about it in history books because it’s so rare. When they saw elephants for the first time, didn’t break rank. A few loud bangs and bright flashes of light aren’t going to scare Roman legionaries enough to break ranks.
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  8512.  @buckbundy8642  the Romans weren’t the only ones writing accounts. There are plenty of accounts from the other side saying Romans don’t break rank, even when they lost. The only times they really lost organization was during battles like Cannae and Teutoburg Forest
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  8513.  @buckbundy8642  I went from almost never to almost never. Pay attention. Also, breaking rank was punishable by death.
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  8514. ​ @buckbundy8642  let me explain it to you this way: would you rather fight a barbarian with worse armor and training or your sergeant who has the same training, better armor, and more experience?
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  8515.  @buckbundy8642  the point is that you refuse to accept the Romans were highly disciplined soldiers known to not break rank even when facing threats they’ve never seen. The entirety of your argument is shock factor, which loses most of its effects on highly trained and disciplined armies.
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  8516.  @BR-dy1ie  guys who didn’t run from a literal monster from their perspective, do you really think they’re going to run from some flashes of light and bangs as some guys drop? It’s just a louder missile weapon, which they’re used to fighting.
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  8517. There are ways of manipulating the vote, but fundamentally, they do have to obey it.
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  8518. @Saikr0n most "wars" arent wars in US history. only 4 wars had a declrastion of war
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  8519. The only viable option, particularly with the 2 week long day night cycle.
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  8520. Merely carrying a weapon is not brandishing or incitement. Also, the rioters were entirely at fault. They bare all responsibility because if they hadn’t been rioting, none of this would have happened.
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  8521. You clearly need to brush up on your modern history.
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  8522. Hydrogen is a low density fuel.
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  8523. Because renewables are just bad in every way you can think of.
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  8524. lunacron, just as bad as what? Fossil fuels? No, they aren’t. They’re worse because they distract from real solutions.
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  8525. Nuclear and gas plasmafication.
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  8526. @provehito44 thsts what we try to tell them
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  8527. I don’t see what’s funny. Fuel management is part of every race.
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  8528. 1) Soviet numbers are mostly lies 2) what grow they were able to accomplish was at first thanks in large part to American and other Western specialists teaching them everything and later stealing from the west
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  8529. If you’re eating at some place like the French Laundry, you can easily blow through $1,000 in a sitting
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  8530. Sorry, most of what you said is wrong. Mars DOES have an atmosphere, and Mars has a thin atmosphere because solarwinds have striped a way much a of Mars' atmosphere, not that Mars has less gravity than Earth or Venus. If you're trying to prove a person wrong don't give them bullshit!! "One needs merely pull the greenhouse gases out," you have no idea how hard that really is do you? On Mars we only need to get the ball rolling and the atmosphere will thinken and warm.
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  8531. There are a lot of stupid and unnecessary build regulations, but there are some very important safety regulations, many of which are written in blood.
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  8532. Because Taiwan is the China the mainland could have been.
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  8533. @robotpanda77 Its a good game. often. often.
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  8534. No, you clearly don’t know anything about Tesla.
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  8535. Then plant something
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  8536. Europe is the place that proves the opposite.
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  8537. Xi is turning back much of the economic liberalization, and even if he wasn’t, all of the major companies have major state involvement in them.
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  8538. Like being a lusifer means being a light holder.
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  8539. @Grevlo I have a few questions for you like what would you do with something like the gean for skizofrenia that many of the best mathematicians have and is part of why they are such good mathematicians or how about people with parkinson's like stephen hawking has?
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  8540. It's because she doesn't live there and is less likely to arested.
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  8541. Always a few cultists who never address facts, just drop an insult like a passing pidgin.
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  8542. The price of electricity isn't a problem for electric cars.
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  8543. Paying more taxes than anyone has ever paid in US history is almost nothing?
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  8544. That doesn’t work with the everything is fine narrative.
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  8545. We’re more than capable of keeping up with animal herds on foot.
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  8546.  @twinkyoctopus  it’s the European equivalent of kenjutsu and other weapon forms.
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  8547. @thirtyoneuniform I thought it was because you can make a person say anything you want them too. If i'm wrog let me know.
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  8548. And it’s funny how now that the left has power they’re crushing all dissent.
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  8549.  @garethbattersby  the build quality of everything but the body panels on some Teslas is great
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  8550. Tusk, the problem for Russia is they have a shrinking population. In 20 or so years, Russia isn’t going to have the men they need to fight a major war.
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  8551. "how does this help me?" Well it does that by helping the US to stay a scientificly advanced nation, and helping drive science and egineering. A huge amount of the thing in your house right now have some relationship with a NASA mission, via either investion or improvment of the technology.
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  8552.  @ConstantDeluge  that’s not Tesla’s fault though.
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  8553. @MisledTrick just some radom words. i heard something about potato saled and do it faster
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  8554.  @JohnBoen  and that has what to do with what I wrote.
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  8555. It’s an international movement born out of America politics.
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  8556. It's great to hear about kids doing well in learning but your cousins are the exception not the rule.
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  8557. What’s wrong with another ship picking you up along the way? If you want to go, why not live on a ship going that way?
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  8558.  @Loathomar  regulations designed to keep out products from other countries is protectionism, which is exactly what banning chicken treated with chlorine is. The EU allows other food products to be treated with chlorine by their member states. A better example for you would have been eggs. The US and Europe have completely different philosophies on processing and thus handling. However, regulations are just part of the problem. The EU subsidizes industries either through direct subsidies or tax breaks. While the US does that too, the EU does is on a completely different scale.
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  8559. Fusion gets billions of dollars every year
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  8560. 1) That is not true. 2) The solar winds would take between 100,000 and 1,000,000 years to strip a way the atmosphere. I don't think we need to care about something that will that long for a very long time.
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  8561. This might just make my day
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  8562. If these people wanted to protect the environment, they would be pushing for nuclear power in the UK Parliament.
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  8563. Texas has better scenery, and LA is a negative.
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  8564.  @robertlewis6915  China has very little influence on the US, and they’re losing favorability by the day. The Most the Biden administration can do is slow that trend. It’s a similar story in Europe.
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  8565.  @robertlewis6915  no government can just ignore what the populous wants.
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  8566. Just one trident 2 has about the same number of warheads as the whole North Korean arsenal.
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  8567. Nitrogen needs to be fixed before it can be used by plants
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  8568. @penguinexplosion " what really is left to love if you cant operate them?" bulding desgining them and how they work
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  8569. Limited suffrage seems like the only solution to people voting in politicians how just promise money. However, it sets up the conditions for a system of patronage that degraded Rome from the inside
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  8570. You do understand that antibiotics and vacines are nothing alike, right? Most doctors don't get flu-shots because most doctors aren't young childern or elderly, not because flu-shots are dangerouse. Your friend is lucky SOB but not proof flu-shots don't matter.
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  8571. @MrLesWhite "lobotomies, flat planets, and witch hunting" arent ways of doing things let alone ways of doing things that test themself everytime they are used.
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  8572. Brazil has two big problems: the costal mountains and high input agriculture. The mountains make getting goods out of the interior very hard. The high input ag means the narrow margins for farming get eaten up
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  8573.  @lordmiraak8991  the Euro was deliberately created to replace the USD as the global reserve currency, trying to undermine the US’s place in the global economic system.
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  8574.  @lordmiraak8991  Europea wouldn’t have trade without the US providing security for Europe and international trade.
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  8575.  @lordmiraak8991  the Soviet Union was formed in 1922, and the US didn’t start securing global trade until after WW2 as part of the post war order. Before WW2 the British had the most powerful navy, so the US couldn’t have secured global trade even if the US had wanted to. However, the US didn’t care because US economic growth had been driven by domestic consumption, which it true to today. We don’t need trade. Domestic consumption is more than enough to support our economy. One of the functions of a reserve currency is being used in international trade. That’s exactly what you’re saying the Euro was created to do. You’re proving my point for me.
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  8576.  @lordmiraak8991  we’re talking about the last 75 years, not the late 1800 and early 1900s. By the 1920s domestic consumption was and has stayed that way ever since. There’s simply no other markets large enough for US production, particularly after everyone else was flattened in WW2. While trade is not necessary for our economic wellbeing, it’s nice being able to trade with who we want, but more importantly, the US is fundamentally colonialism for ideological reasons.
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  8577.  @lordmiraak8991  the US isn’t capitalist. We are the archetype of capitalism. However, that has nothing to do with American self sufficiency. The US has the resources to produce what we need and most of what we want, and we have the market to consume what we make. As you said, the EU market is half the size of the US market. It makes no senses for US companies to focus on a smaller market until they’ve nearly maxed out their market share in the US, particularly when you consider the domestic consumption in those other countries who are already entrenched and understand understand the peculiarities of that market.
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  8578.  @lordmiraak8991  what are you talking about? A free, capitalist society which naturally produces everything it needs is exactly what the Founding Fathers wanted. It the foreign entanglement that you’re advocating for that’s what they warned against
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  8579.  @lordmiraak8991  the US has some of the lowest barriers to entry in the world. It’s only been the last couple years we’ve raised tariffs to match the ones on American goods. However, that has nothing to do with our not trading in a significant way with other countries.
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  8580.  @lordmiraak8991  the US can’t just tell other countries to lower their trade barriers. Also, I’m talking about as a percentage of our economy. In absolute terms the US does a huge amount of trade, but that’s because the US economy is so ridiculously large even 5% of that is $100s of billions.
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  8581.  @Gardstyle35  completely wrong. The US only really has interest in trade with two Asian countries, Japan and South Korea, and we have a lot more leverage one on one with them. Letting everyone get together and negotiate against us was terrible negotiating by Obama.
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  8582.  @lordmiraak8991  see this is exactly the kind of foreign entanglements George Washington and the other Founding Fathers warned. The US is going to take care of ourselves, and y’all figure yourselves out. It’s not our job to push some neo-imperialist fantasy you Europeans have.
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  8583.  @Gardstyle35  the US produces every kind of product you can think of, and has the wealthy population to consume it. Sure, large companies like Boeing, Microsoft, Coke, etc. all are involved international, but the US as a whole doesn’t have much of an interest or need to trade with other countries, accept maybe Mexico.
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  8584.  @harrypadarri6349  China has made huge progress, but they’re decades behind the US in terms of using and developing technology. Foreign markets may be important to particular companies or even markets, they aren’t important to the US as a whole. I personally wouldn’t mind Google taking a hit. It might force them to stop trying to control the world. The US has all the same stuff Europe has, and stuff like petrochemical production
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  8585.  @lordmiraak8991  China is on par or even ahead in a very small number of technologies. Their over all technical abilities are far behind.
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  8586.  @lordmiraak8991  I’ll take it simple for you: most companies in the US aren’t big enough to worry about markets outside the US and those that are, tend to face heavy competition limiting their market penetration. As such, foreign markets seldom if ever make up the core market for US companies. Maybe I wasn’t being blunt enough with you: Americans don’t give a damn about most other countries. The few countries we actually care about are already in our stripped down network. The rest of y’all can deal with your own problems.
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  8587.  @lordmiraak8991  besides the ridiculous claim that American isolationism lead to people like Hitler and Stalin, I’m not talking about isolationism. I’m talking about the US doing what every other country does: dealing with the countries that mean something to us and leave everyone else to their own business. The US isn’t in a competition with other countries. All but a couple other countries with economies worth talking about the size of have sustainable population. They’re just not having enough kids. You can’t run a race without legs. Also, the US has plenty of internal competition. Coke doesn’t care about Fanta’s share of the US market. Their goal is to keep Pepsi number 2. United Launch Alliance doesn’t care about Russia, Chinese, or European launches. SpaceX is eating their lunch. The US has the 3rd largest population and the largest consumer market in the world with a competitive streak several miles wide. Spawning our own competition isn’t hard.
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  8588.  @lordmiraak8991  you’re arguing semantics. You asserted a link without even a logical connection, let alone supporting facts. The difference between the US and other countries like Germany, China, South Korea, etc. is that my parents’ generation actually had enough kids to replace them. SpaceX doesn’t use Russia rocket technology, unless you mean they use a cycle invented by the Soviets, which is getting replaced in their next rocket. It’s ULA use actually buy rocket engines from Russia. Pepsi and Coke were the largest sodas in the US before they got large internationally What countries are you talking about? China? China is far behind the US, and their official numbers are complete lies.
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  8589.  @lordmiraak8991  good for whomever can make money. Americans are satisfied with our country, and anyone who wants to try and take even a piece of our pie will have to learn what Japan did. SpaceX’s entire model is vertical integration. They never looked a Russian engines. Elon Musk started SpaceX because of a bad experience with the Russians. You’re obviously an idiot mistaking SpaceX for ULA.
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  8590.  @lordmiraak8991  keeping to our selves and reacting to aggression from another country makes us look like the aggressor in what fucking world? It’s literally the kind of actions you’re talking about that lead Japan to attack the US. The US embargoed oil sells to Japan because of what they were doing in China. The US being the world’s largest oil producer and Japan’s main supplier, they had to make a choice, surrender to US demands or attack the US as part of a bid to take the resources Japan needed.
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  8591. It’s more of she than see, and he’s not an expert on China. He’s a global analyst.
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  8592. Every energy source requires resource extraction, and it doesn’t take 14 years to build a plant
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  8593. @Capng123 Of cource not he's a christian. They don't fallow the bible
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  8594. Ali Maldonado, can you say something useful, not just restate what I wrote in different words?
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  8595. Robin, the bias is to push women into stem fields. Right now women make up about 50% of fields like biology
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  8596. Also, Brenda, I'm a fan of Koko, not Koko her self.
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  8597. base ment, yes, which is where my criticism comes is because he clearly states that he thinks some groups are under represented should more people hired, but he’s using a hiring system designed to eliminate bias.
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  8598. That's a cheep way of getting people to comment, but I'm going to do it any way.
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  8599. You can only reduce demand by about 20% before it starts making people poorer
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  8600. Ken Smith, we’re talking about a lot more than just houses. Car factories, server farms, etc., that make and run the cars, smartphones, game consoles, etc, we use can use a small city’s worth electricity, and they all do the best at optimizing their efficiency to stay competitive. There’s a huge amount of electricity being used in the background people don’t see, and no matter how efficient, living a modern 1st world lifestyle requires huge amounts of energy.
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  8601.  @dota2tournamentss  the last 20% of charging an EV takes longer than the first 80% because the crystal structure of the battery gets clogged with ions, not because charging a small battery is harder than charging a large one. Tesla dropped the idea nearly a decade ago and is now building their cars with structural battery packs.
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  8602.  @thomasreese2816  why can’t smaller batteries charge just as fast? It makes sense isn’t an explanation. The number of idle batteries is probably close to 20%. Sure, for an individual user its probably the best option. However, it’s not great from a larger perspective for the company
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  8603.  @dota2tournamentss  there are a lot more reasons why it was dropped than difficulty. It adds weight, complexity, and cost, all of which are applicable to scooters too.
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  8604.  @dota2tournamentss  Being suboptimal and being a bad user experience are different things. Just because the competition has a worse strategy doesn’t make Gogoro’s the optimal one. 20% more is a pretty big difference, and if we take Tesla as an example, e-scooters should be 20% cheaper than the gas ones
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  8605.  @dota2tournamentss  when it limits how many scooters the company can build and profits, they’ll care. 20% is huge, particularly in lower end markets, like Vietnam where Gogoro has been trying to enter, but they’re too expensive. Did you not watch the video? Relying on politics to be cheaper isn’t a good long term strategy.
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  8606. If that's so, how are foxnews viewers the most misinformed of the major news outlets?
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  8607. you mean mud ball. mostly water with some dirt
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  8608.  @sandmehlig  digging a hole takes time, and one of the operators is going to notice heavy equipment digging up a reactor.
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  8609. TV news has been bought for a long time, and Cenk can't be bought because he's got too much pride to be bought.
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  8610.  @isodoublet  seeing as my last comment disappeared, I’ll write another one. Here’s stuff about the Ford and VW CEOs said https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLNr3AgekSw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEUbce3HlkA Reasoning from analogy is bad reasoning. People ignoring a good source of energy isn’t the same as figuring out if something is popular or not. Teslas are at price and range parity. Their charge time isn’t too bad. EV has a whole are 1/11th as likely to catch fire as ICE cars Biofuels are a joke. They return less energy than goes into making them. Nice try to deflect from my point
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  8611.  @isodoublet  you need to go back to school and learn what an analogy is because you’re comparison of the Model 3 to nuclear power is what’s called an analogy. You also make it abundantly clear people are irrational. Recharge/refuel time isn’t the same thing as range, and you just ignored everything else. Now, you have to be playing stupid. No intelligent person is going to misunderstand energy invested in and energy taken out as some kind of argument that biofuels aren’t perpetual motion machines that some how break the laws of physics. I was obviously talking about the energy humans put in compared to the usable energy we get out. Brazil just makes up the difference between what they use and the ethanol they make with other sources of energy
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  8612. China literally marched their most advanced missiles on a parade. Also, most of the equipment is Russian, mostly unlicensed copies.
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  8613. No, they’re Daffy Duck.
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  8614. So nuclear.
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  8615. There’s a thing called night when solar doesn’t work.
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  8616. No, renewables cost more than nuclear when you take into account all of the costs.
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  8617. In my advocacy of nuclear power, I’ve learned that leftists don’t understand the difference between nuclear reactors and nuclear weapons
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  8618. Leave it to the communists to say something stupid.
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  8619. I doubt he will introduce a new flag. Flags are notoriously hard to get right, even though there are literally just three rules to making a good flag, and the Maple Leaf is iconic.
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  8620.  @theemiester4090  even though it makes no sense, that was just a word change, not a complete rewrite.
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  8621. Republicans don’t think in relational terms like that.
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  8622.  @ambroulard  I lived in Texas for 28 of the 30 years I’ve been alive. I only moved to Florida in 2020.
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  8623.  @ambroulard  good for you, but what does that have anything to do with this?
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  8624.  @ambroulard  you’re the one who said I’ve never been to Texas. Maybe you’re just doing senile and can’t remember your own comments just a couple replies before, even though you could read them.
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  8625. Even people who have “fully” tranistioned have to keep take hormones and deal with other side effects for the rest of their lives. It’s not just a couple operations and you’re done. It’s a life long commitment. Countries like Israel can justify the kind of expense that requires because they need every last warm body they can get, but the US isn’t that lacking in man power.
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  8626. Solar alone has more jobs than coal, but that’s actually a bad thing. It means less energy is produced per person. That a hugely inefficient use of man power that could be doing something else useful. Now, if you want an efficient reliable source of energy with good paying jobs, look at nuclear.
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  8627. They target poor countries, with a racist slant.
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  8628. It might be to make them look like they a blushing (don't hold me to that) because when a woman is blushing guys think she is atrackted to them and are more likely to be be influansed by the woman. Or it could just be make make-up. With these people you never know if they're doing it because they're stupid or smart.
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  8629. You need to learn what the words you’re using mean because you’re clearly using them wrong.
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  8630. Not in the least and this give a great explanation why by Richard Feynman: /watch?v=VSG9q_YKZLI
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  8631. never you slug
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  8632. I agree we have sugar is stuff that doesn’t need it. However, stuff like ketchup has sugar beit makes the flavor pop.
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  8633. fl00fydragon, forcing people to use one of the worst forms or power generation on the planet, isn’t going to save the world.
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  8634. M Anderson, that doesn’t solar is a good power source. There are a lot of externalities and problems like inconsistency with solar.
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  8635. They were Stone Age farmers. To properly use the US’s natural resources you need the industrial revolution
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  8636. Well these aren't murder pills, so they sould be legal.
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  8637.  @tallthinkev  you’re giving them too much credit to know what they’re doing.
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  8638. The Civil War didn’t kill the US. This petty crap isn’t going to leave a dent. Also, the US has been a very benevolent hegemon.
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  8639. do you understand how stresful teaching is teachers are under paid and schools need money go learn somthing about it and it maybe that your name will changed from Ebenezer
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  8640. @dEdGrimley the people who are scared are the people who still think we are in the cold war. they still think we have to out spend they on guns and bombs and have no idea what people in the rest of the world think of us
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  8641. It’s too big. The population is 120,000.
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  8642.  @lion-sn7dd  no, coats of plates are well documented in parts of Europe in the 1180s, and there’s some evidence of coats of plates before that. Also, it’s nice to get some conformation on the 1300s. I wasn’t so sure about that.
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  8643.  @lion-sn7dd  I love Ian’s channel. I just wish he made more videos. I’m not talking about lamellar. I’m talking about coats of plates. However, I did some digging to refresh myself, and I was a bit off. The first confirmed mentions of coats of plates were in the early 1200s, but there is evidence of coats of plates in the late 1100s.
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  8644. Making an exit is always about execution, and Brandon’s was the worst in American history, which is saying something with the dumb-fuckery the US has pulled in the past.
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  8645. Most of China’s neighbors hate them, and China doesn’t have the means to cut countries like Japan off from the Pacific.
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  8646. My point was that it's never going to happen.
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  8647. If we investe in nuclear power, we could desalinate all the water we need or want.
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  8648. Really? I would have thought there was a shortage from the sudden spike in demand from all the Democrats
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  8649.  @SoffiCitrus  NASA has blown up plenty of rockets, including several with people on them.
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  8650. sorry to say but if you're going to say somthing like that at that time you most likly won't get there
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  8651. That would be.... Um.... I don't think anyone knows.
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  8652. @UltimoLatino I know that feeling well
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  8653. only smart move he made was going for the girls
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  8654. SamWeltzin, when the US falls from the status of superpower, the world is going to burn. The entire global economic system is built around the US. Besides that, we don’t have a major threats at home meaning our military’s only job is expeditionary endeavors.
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  8655. SamWeltzin, there’s literally no other currency that can replace the dollar. There’s no other currency that has all properties needed to be the world’s exchange currency. The US is the foundation of the global system. You can’t just replace the foundation, and if you try, you risk the destruction of the whole system.
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  8656. SamWeltzin, you’re the one not getting what I’m saying. The only country that can cut out the US from the system is the US, and if the US does, everyone else is fucked. Being the last man standing like we were after WW2 will only enhance our superpower status. Economics is anything but made up. Although, there are a few schools that are complete nonsense.
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  8657. Esoteric, the Canadian economy is nowhere large enough to support a global reserve and exchange currency. Japan’s government interferes with their currency too much. China besides liking to interfere with their currency, won’t allow Yuan to leave because of fear of capital flight.
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  8658. SamWeltzin, you didn’t address my point. You bursted it off.
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  8659. Uhohhotdog Gaming, I never said there weren’t others. However, they are far less used in both numbers and how widely they’re used.
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  8660. Gabriel P, no, he didn’t. My point was that you can’t replace the US, but SamWeltzin just came back saying what if we did this other way. The current world order doesn’t exist without the US, and if the US pulls back for whatever reason, countries to fight it out over access to resources. When they fight it out, they’re going to destroy each other. Leaving only the US. This is what happened after both world wars. However, the US decided that it was going to do something about it the second time, and that’s where we’re at now.
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  8661. autohmae, the IMF was created by the US with its headquarters in D.C. All the gold in the world won’t make the RMB workable.
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  8662. autohmae, you’re very ignorant. The EU isn’t the solution to war in Europe. It’s the byproduct of the US keeping the peace in Europe.
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  8663. MMCat, I was arguing that the US wasn’t going to stop being a superpower. Thanks for agreeing. A multipolar world is what causes world wars, and you should look up the Thucydides trap.
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  8664. MoMo Biggums, it took 1,500 years for Roma to fall, and they didn’t have the geographic advantages of the US.
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  8665. Just odds. You basically won the lottery.
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  8666. After trying every way that wasn’t obviously murder
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  8667. Ja, congress does from circa the 18th century.
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  8668. No, not really. My point was the US is even bigger making your argument even stronger than if it were 6th.
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  8669. @TheUSMetalhead you mean most everything the republicans stand for
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  8670. You do know holdings aren’t liquid capital.
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  8671.  @THEREALZENFORCE  he sold that to pay taxes from Biden, and SpaceX aren’t bankrupt. They’re looking at the possibility.
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  8672. It was designed for air combat, and ground attack planes were common for the larger air forces.
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  8673. @mirandansa Saint Peter was crucified on an up-side-down cross when he asked the Romans to because he felt he wasn't goon enough to be crusified like Jeuse was. I think that's why they have the up-side-down crosses.
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  8674. He sold a portion of his holdings in Tesla to cover a tax hick from Biden.
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  8675.  @granodiorite9032  in assets, not cash
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  8676. I think it might be the people who have the game but don’t actually play, who are uninstalling.
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  8677. Nuclear thermal rockets are great, but the idea that we need them to get to Mars is completely untrue.
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  8678. The only ships that wouldn’t be battle cruisers compared to the Montana class are the Yamato class. I think we should consider the Montanas and Yamatos super battle ships.
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  8679. Hot one with Alton Brown was great.
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  8680. If the Russians were as good as their propaganda wants you to think, they’d have taken Ukraine in a week. The only thing that has kept Russia going is the size of its military compared to Ukraine’s
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  8681. Voltaire once said Prussia was an army with a nation. He would probably say the US is an ideology with a nation, and that’s exactly what makes us strong. We can take anyone and make them Americans so long as believe in our values.
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  8682. Nastasija, yes, keep talking you ignorant racist. Show everyone you’re an idiot. You’d be right there saying that the Irish and Germans would never integrate with the Anglo population.
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  8683. Well, the country is run by lizard people, just not literaly lizard people.
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  8684. They make androids human like so they can work in human spaces with humans
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  8685.  @morrisse0_0  the “free world”, like France who just convicted the opposition party’s leader to stop her from running in 2027? Germany, who tried banning and arresting the leaders of an opposition party? Romania, where they annulled and election because the government didn’t like the results. The UK and Ireland where you get arrested for memes? Canada where the government freezes your bank accounts for protesting their tyranny?
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  8686.  @Graphictruth  Privateers aren’t irregulars. They’re private citizens licensed to take foreign ships. Moreover, you don’t need a destroyer to take a merchant ship. Somali pirates take them with wood dinghies
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  8687.  @YSKWatch  I addressed that in a reply to someone else, but ports won’t allow civilian ships in port with weapons, not even handguns.
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  8688.  @YSKWatch  1) that doesn’t even in theory protect bulk freighters or tankers. 2) in practice it wouldn’t work on container ships either because you wouldn’t be able to unstack them.
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  8689. The study that came up with that 30 year number had an extremely limited context of no new mining, reprocessing, and so on.
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  8690. If humans go extinct, it’s because histrionic idiots like you stopped us from looking at things factually.
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  8691. It makes prefect sense to me, so what are you not understanding?
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  8692. There’s not a lot of institutional support for nuclear, but the technology is improving. All kinds of new reactor designs (SMRs, MARs, fast reactors, etc,) are being worked on.
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  8693. Nuclear has wide if begrudging support. Also, never listen to China’s official numbers
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  8694. Nuclear has wide if begrudging support. Also, never listen to China’s official numbers
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  8695. "Let us become part of the nation," Peurto Rico already is part of the US. The question isn't "Sould Peurto Rico be part of the US"; the question is "Should Peurto Rico be given a high status with in the US?". Those "tests" you talk about weren't limted to Peurto Rico, so even with what happened being wrong thatis not an arument.
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  8696. Oh that's evil.
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  8697.  @problemsolver3254  he’s constantly confusing assets for liquid capital.
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  8698. Yes, you luddite
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  8699. The MCDonalds Corp. owns the land of every location and leases the building and equipment. It’s the same for most fast food franchises. The only places that don’t fallow that model are mostly or all company own restaurants, like In-and-Out and WhiteCastle
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  8700.  @MurderCrowAwdio  this is about American companies predominantly in the US
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  8701. gurnug, the US stop building Shermans a couple months after the war was over, while the Soviets kept building T34s until 1958. Those aren’t comparable.
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  8702. You are completely brainwashed. Calling out Trudeau’s fascism is the exact opposite of fascist. Also, poor countries have more secure electoral processes than the US. Introducing some basic security is protecting free elections.
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  8703. You’re completely over reacting to thorium being the tiniest bit radio active. There are plenty of things that are more radio active in your house, like you’re smoke detector.
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  8704. THAAD is a US owned and operated system, which has been deployed in South Korea.
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  8705. Defamation isn’t free speech.
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  8706. No, the diversity hire engineering design company
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  8707.  @scythal  have you been to Austin? Also, the company was from Fl.
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  8708. I think you mixed up ahead for behind. Most people in China are still dirt poor farmers.
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  8709.  @blameekatoneikosipente482  good pay and an expectation that you work hard like he does. What a terrible boss Elon is. All of his businesses are explicitly intended to prevent or mitigate civilization scale problems, but he lacks empathy? I just think your vision is myopic.
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  8710. That is an extremely superficial take. There’s a lot more to a car than house it looks, and frankly, all the others suck past the fit and finish. The ID.4 with new Audi badges was apparently designed by a button fetishist because no one would have put so many buttons in it. The UI is terrible. The undercarriage is primitive. The battery design is terrible. I can keep going, but you get it
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  8711. AOC wanted to ban construction of new plants, which is tantamount to a total ban, and then withdrew it because she got flack for it. That’s not a defense.
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  8712. Yes, leftist coastlines and conservative hinterlands. Big chunks of Oregon and Washington want to break away from their states and join Idaho.
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  8713. Stop being hysterical.
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  8714. Paty, with that hysterical nonsense, of course, it won't.
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  8715. Doing their job isn’t scummy, but why what they did is definitely working in bad faith.
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  8716. MAD worked and that's based on retaliation. Also that ally would have to be really close to the US because 800 miles wouldn't even get across Texas.
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  8717. You sound like Not Just Bikes.
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  8718.  @AppleSlipper  Didn’t it was a bad thing. Just remarking on the similarity.
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  8719. You can drop the Chicago and make it schools in general
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  8720. Stupid people are going to think stupid things regardless of what we do, so letting them dictate our actions makes no sense.
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  8721. @richardaberdeen Who ever said it " magically appeared" if any one thinks it "magically appeared" is some that thinks god just wished to be and it became. i can say the best guess of where it came from cant be test right now but can be some day
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  8722. They understand orbital mechanics, which governs the trajectories of spacecraft.
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  8723. @obamaisaturd You do understand that the 16th amendment is what makes the incometax legeal so it can be illegeal.
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  8724.  @franciscollingwood7372  populism is the opposite of the the problem
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  8725.  @franciscollingwood7372  as opposed to what? The people in charge only serving their personal interests?
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  8726. Nuclear reactors shut down all the time for maintains and other things. Also, they able to ramp up and down, just not in a few minutes.
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  8727. While radioactive material has spread across the ocean, the amount is unbelievably tiny. Bananas are more radioactive than water outside the immediate area around the reactors.
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  8728. Our main anti-ship missiles are air-to-surface, not surface-to-surface
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  8729. @BeondaPale a point in space?
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  8730. When did we become a communist country where people must denounce others, particularly people who haven’t done anything wrong?
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  8731.  @jfcha744  he did, repeatedly.
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  8732.  @mladenmatosevic4591  that’s like saying horseshoes (the game) and ICBMs are the same because close counts in both.
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  8733. From an outside prospective, it looks like the German government is deliberately trying to be as non-threatening as possible.
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  8734. It’s sad to see a good car broken up, so see it’s guts is really informative.
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  8735. Possibly. English is the global linga franka.
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  8736. That did happen once when a U-boat surfaced next to a destroyer or destroyer escort.
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  8737.  @stevesloan7132  I remember it from a history channel show, from when the history channel showed history. I did a little looking and found the ship was the USS O'Bannon. You can probably find what you’re looking for with that.
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  8738. First Man is about Neil Armstrong, not the moon landing, and it was Buzz who planted the flag. God’s Not Dead is a terrible movie with a ham fisted message. The only reason it sold was because of the blatant proselytization.
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  8739. Ken MacDonald, stop being an idiot. I think the exact same thing about the new Charlie’s Angles as God’s Not Dead.
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  8740. You're moron. China wouldn't start a war with the US because the US is their biggest buyer, and China is stupid enough to bit the hand that feeds it.
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  8741. Thank you.
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  8742. With enemies like this, does the president need friends?
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  8743. I’ve thought about how to cook food in space and the best method I can think of is sous-vide. The food is already cooked sealed inside plastic pouches. It also uses a pump to gently circulate the water to ensure even cooking. The only problem I can think of is the water. The amount of water needed is rather large for space, and the rather large mass with a high heat capacity.
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  8744. You should have talked about John Wesley Hardin.
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  8745. Yes, you are the only one who thinks that. North Korea can't do anything right. We should pitty North Korea not fear them.
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  8746. The Texas legislature is in section for 140 days the year fallowing national elections. Ja, we do have some strange rules.
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  8747. Drop the unreliable renewables and just use the nuclear 24/7/365.
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  8748. If it’s spent fuel, 97% unused uranium, from PWR/BWR, we store it until something like IFR or MSR can burn it. The waste from MSRs and other advanced reactors, we remove the useful isotopes then encase what’s in concrete and drop it in a hole for a couple hundred years until it’s inert.
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  8749. The EU has never been an ally of the US. The EU created the euro to replace the USD as the global reserve currency and have done a long list of other things to undermine the US.
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  8750. that might be a bad idea to say some agies are here too
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  8751. I've seen 113F (45C) personaly, and Death Vally is in the US, which had the hotset day ever recorded.
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  8752.  @coreys2686  sounds like tanks wouldn’t be of any use anyway.
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  8753. So, you think that the backtrcking is what he really ment.
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  8754. Those are questions you have to figure out for yourself.
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  8755. Get honorifics right! Trump is the God emperor!
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  8756. Orbital rings
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  8757. I have no Idea what you're talkng about. The fact that we can answer why we started making art doesn't devaule art at all; I would say that it make art more important.
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  8758.  @chaomingli6428  in another country, you might have a point. However, the CCP has imposed themselves and their ideology onto China.
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  8759. When the left started going nuts
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  8760. Wind and solar produce waste that has to be stored until the end of time
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  8761.  @nio6297  you can’t recycle cadmium run off from mining. Spent fuel can and is recycled. However, it’s better to burn it in fast reactors because that destroys the long lived actinides, but even if we don’t, those only have a half-life of 10,000 years so can’t last millions of years. Moreover, anything with a half-life that long is so weakly radioactive that it’s not dangerous
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  8762. Places already do that with goats
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  8763. I stole first from you fucks
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  8764. Actual white supremacists or people like the Proud boys who believe American values are the best in the world? Although, I know white and black supremacists some times agree to partition the country between different races.
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  8765. Yeah, Binger should be in prison for all the crimes he committed during the trial.
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  8766. Bicyclists don’t like sharing the road with cars either. The danger of sharing the road with cars is one of the biggest reasons people don’t ride bicycles.
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  8767. No, the problem is how people portray the US as the greatest possible evil when other countries would do ten times worse and not even think about it.
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  8768. If you’re asking if the fuel system is pressurized, yes, all liquid fueled rockets have pressurized systems. If you’re asking about a cabin area, no, the superheavy is the booster, so it won’t have people in it.
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  8769. Pressurization isn’t critical to structural integrity.
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  8770. US security agreements are why Europe is peaceful, and what people want and what people will do are completely different
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  8771. It probably costs a few dollars per car to have a a screw in part, and that’s millions for the company. Although, it would bee nice if they covered the replacement for the few cars this kind of thing happens to.
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  8772. They’re not mud huts. Callum and Josh don’t know what they’re talking on that subject.
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  8773. if you're crazy and think you can fly (no plane or any thing like that) and every one eles doesn't do you really think you can win when you are just wrong
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  8774. No, she right. Most cat species only have about a 20% kill rate, so most birds do just fly away.
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  8775. Only when you compare apple to oranges.
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  8776. No, Russia is looking like someone with something to gain, and the US is looking like the guy jumping to conclusion with out any prof.
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  8777. This level of violence is actually pretty normal for the US.
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  8778. It means a capable, good looking , and charismatic man, the peak of masculinity
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  8779. Desert Storm was a 6 week air companion and 100 hours of ground fighting.
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  8780. You can buy a rid from the Russians for about $20 million.
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  8781. I just checked, and there are 36 million millionaires in the world. 600 is pretty small compared to that.
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  8782. Can’t tell if you’re a trolling Brit or not.
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  8783. Take back that insult against oatmeal-raisin cookies!
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  8784.  @efabiano82  have you seem ASIMO? It’s nothing close to this, particularly when you understand even a little bit about the differences in how this and ASIMO move. ASIMO had to carefully plan every action and couldn’t correct it self at all. This uses a neutral net to create adaptive actions as it goes along.
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  8785.  @azalago  oh my god, the second generation prototype that’s still being built isn’t completely functional! We all know a prototype that an as of yet unfinished is 100% accurate representation of all capabilities
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  8786.  @darricshhh  I’ve already explained that the architecture of the software is completely different from anything from the 90s, and I also pointed out the differences in how the Tesla bot moves. The hardware is still lacking, as one would expect from a prototype less than a year after they started. The only bs here is you trying to act too cool to like popular things, like a little kid. If you were actually thinking critically, you wouldn’t be using logical fallacies like ad hominems and trying to see if I’ve got credentials you can submit to or dismiss.
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  8787.  @Sabundy  y’all is a contraction of ye all dating back to at least the 1700s and most likely back to Early Modern English (Shakespearian English), possibly even into Middle English. It’s one of many archaic features found in some American dialects. Just unknowingly keep that centuries old bigotry against the Scottish dialect going because it’s far away from London where the powerful people lived.
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  8788.  @memkiii  you’re clearly willfully blind. I can’t argue with someone who refuses to see the proof in front of him.
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  8789.  @memkiii  you have half an idea of what you’re talking about, but that still makes you wrong. “Ye” is an archaic third person singular with “ye all” being the alternative to the third person plural “you” in some old dialects. The only explanation I have for the mistake you’re making is the you’re confusing the informal third person plural “thee” with “ye”. You need to get your eyes checked because I didn’t use anything like a slur.
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  8790. @ItBurnsWhenIP I made a typo. Oh no! My points that “y’all” is a centuries old contraction and hypocrisy of considering “y’all” improper while using “ain’t” are completely invalid. You say I don’t support what I say and literally the next sentence you say I misuse “ad homine” without any support. I’m fine being a joke to idiots like you.
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  8791. @ItBurnsWhenIP You want to chastise me for not capitalizing the a in Ad hominem? This is extremely casual writing. Also, seeing as English is your 3rd language, you’re probably mistaking high level writing technique —although, typically ones only used in creative writing— for writing mistakes. I am sorry; I forget that there are a lot of non-native speakers who are easily confused by less common writing techniques.
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  8792. @ItBurnsWhenIP now, you’ve got to just be a troll. All of the words are spelt right.
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  8793. @ItBurnsWhenIP No, you just don’t know how English words are spelt. You should try looking the words individually so you can learn how they’re spelt.
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  8794. @ItBurnsWhenIP You said I maid spelling errors then go talking about commas and other thing. I also enjoy as you’re criticizing my “mistake” you’re making lots of your own. You don’t add periods to lists like that, and you even forgot one. Spelt is a the archaic form of the past participle of spell.
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  8795.  @jaswik2023  you idiots need to be more specific than saying “that”. There are 170 comments in this thread and like two dozen to me. To answer your questions: because it doesn’t need to. The Tesla-bot’s job isn’t to run and obstacle or hold a dance recital.
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  8796.  @ohko3892  having an argument about what is instead of some construct is important. How else are we going to actually have a productive conversation about something if we’re not actually talking about it?
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  8797. You need to learn what the word “truth” means because they aren’t speaking any.
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  8798. I really enjoyed how there seems to be a verging vision of space exploration and colonization as the future from the right. Or maybe it’s the forward looking are turning away from the left and to the right.
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  8799. Warn future generations of what? What WW2 taught us was to not let the Germans be in charge of Europe, and the EU is run by the Germans.
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  8800. No, you god damn moron, the same agrument can not be made for CISPA because that power is clearly forbiden, unlike the power to reglate weapons, which is clearly given.
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  8801. They called 911 I'm guessing, and that the cops where closest
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  8802. These people make piranha look shy.
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  8803. @richardaberdeen it alos said that man was made before animals you can't be made before what you is made. another thing it said was eve was made from a rib sorry but one thing said by two things if it is not vrey complex so that the only way it can be that way is by one describing the other
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  8804. Space elevators are never going to happen. Now orbital rings we can do that with technology we have and has many times more throughput.
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  8805. Sorry but being a jellyfish can't ever be fun because jellies don't have brains to be able to feel the emotion of fun (joy or what ever you want to say).
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  8806. Money is a terrible master but an excellent servant. -- P.T. Barnum. The only deluded one here is for think that humans can fix a human problem.
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  8807. when cenk said "let me rub musterd and cabeg all over him" i was thinking what are you doing making a sandwich
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  8808. PV isn’t cheap. Nuclear is cheaper and clean.
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  8809. A scientist is trying to to bring back Neanderthals and has out our request for a women to mother the Neanderthal.
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  8810. You do know that it takes a lot more than on turbine to “replace” a power plant, right?
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  8811. A couple carrier groups in the right places and we can cut off most of China's trade.
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  8812. Then what you’re hearing is very different from what the report says.
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  8813. Terrible attorney with the easiest win in the century
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  8814. China loses the 19th Sino-Vietnamese war.
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  8815. The DOJ investigated SpaceX a while because they wouldn’t hire an illegal alien. Regardless of what you think of the US’s immigration policy, ITAR prohibits hiring foreign nationals from working on technologies that can be turned into WMDs. The DOJ full-well knows this but investigated anyway. Elon just doesn’t seem to get along with the powers that be.
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  8816. Steel and concrete are inventions of the white man so you can’t burn down racist events. This therefore makes them racist. Racist whites are long term thinkers.
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  8817. Germany is trying that. Instead of more renewables, they’re burning more brown coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel.
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  8818. Tell that to South Korea
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  8819.  @dmcarstensen  nobody likes being shelled, but most people would much prefer having electricity after it’s finished. Solar and wind would be destroyed after just one salvo, while nuclear is shrugging off multi day bombardments
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  8820. Guns only need to be big enough to kill your enemies.
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  8821. There not mud huts. They’re basically adobe.
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  8822. There not mud huts. They’re basically adobe.
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  8823. Have a chance? They’re 7x larger than the next largest EV makers, and they’re the only ones making money building EVs.
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  8824. Starting your company off with a racialized and gendered ad hominem isn’t going to win people over.
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  8825. Good, to hear you’re being sarcastic. However, you would be surprised by how many people are making those kinds of claims unironicly.
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  8826. i wish my perants were like his
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  8827. Tesla cars range from $40,000 to 130,000
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  8828. you're right but he has no idea how badly he was billo need to stop try he only loses
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  8829. Wrong, people are upset their children are being told they’re evil. People will just take the abuse, but when you go after their kids, it’s a completely different story.
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  8830. I would listen to him so I know which way to run from.
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  8831. No, just the part where China is testing lasers that can badly damage our satellites, among other weapons.
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  8832. "NASA can't because of its lack of ingenuity," that is the single most mornic thing I have ever read becuase NASA is one of the greatest inventers of tech, in all of history.
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  8833. Where are you getting this stuff from? Planetary Resources has no plans of touching anything in the Kuiper belt; they plan on going for Near Earth Objects (NEOs). Most NEOs are meteoroids which some of are knowen to hold huge amount of rare metals.
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  8834. Not really. Moving stuff in space is actually pretty easy, particularly if you don’t care too much about being fast. However, the true value of materials in space is their use in space.
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  8835. Not really. Moving stuff in space is actually pretty easy, particularly if you don’t care too much about being fast. However, the true value of materials in space is their use in space.
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  8836. He’s a Republican, not a Democrat.
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  8837.  @toker6664  the point isn’t about what is or isn’t true. The point of the video is to explain how the Argentinians understood the war.
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  8838. The problem is antifa don’t have the guts to burn down a place that disagrees with them.
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  8839. Trying to make renewables reliable is stupid when we have stable nuclear
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  8840.  @gridjac  I agree that SMRs are the future being cheaper. My point was that we don’t need SMRs, many of which are fast reactors, to deal with the spent fuel per se.
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  8841. CAPS LOCK MAKES YOU MORE RIGHT!!!!1!!!1!!
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  8842. Are these profits or revenue?
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  8843. You’re a fucking idiot. This has nothing to do with space marines. This is about satellites and anti-satellite weapons.
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  8844. " All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States" what doesnt the crazy guy get about that to where he thinks
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  8845.  @ctibpo991  I know the original meaning. I was using the colloquial meaning.
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  8846. Payback is a bitch. 20% of the 100 most used in English words are derivations of Old Norse words.
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  8847. We never depended on Saudi oil, but major destabilizations to the world oil trade weren’t good for the US.
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  8848. Tesla invented the alloy that allowed for the gigacastings and IDRA are still working with Tesla.
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  8849. Half rotten food is still inedible.
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  8850.  @CountArtha  how do you get secession from dissolving and reforming the federal government under a new constitution? We have done it before with the Articles of Confederation and can do it again.
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  8851.  @CountArtha  what does that have to do with anything I’ve said?
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  8852. You’re just making up paranoid fantasies. These reactors will most likely be leased to a community if they aren’t just buying the electricity from a company.
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  8853. @Tobytrim The week jaw came first so we had to get smart or die. From what I know chipms and humans come out at about the development stage. We do how ever take longer an alomst any other animal to full develope do to the time it take our brains to full grow. The human brain doesn't fully develope till about 21. Another reason we why we care about each so much is that we need each other more than most animals.
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  8854. You should watch Tesla’ AI day because they’re going beyond that.
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  8855. Radiation and earthquakes
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  8856.  @fidalfadel  geothermal releases/causes them
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  8857.  @fidalfadel  nuclear has the lowest release of radiation of all forms of power because its all contained in the reactors.
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  8858.  @fidalfadel  drilling releases radon, uranium, and thorium. You clearly don’t know anything about geology.
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  8859.  @javastream5015  they’re proud of it an put it on their website https://europeangreens.eu/news/uk-and-irish-greens-team-against-state-funded-nuclear-power-plant
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  8860. No, plant a garden in their yards.
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  8861. The terminology of the time was trubo-super charger.
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  8862. The wast from solar lasts trillions of years
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  8863.  @alandunlap4106  a hat isn’t going protect you from heavy metal poisoning
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  8864.  @alandunlap4106  You get it from the lead in dead solar panels leaching out. Pu 238 and 239 are alpha emitters and safe enough to hold in your hands.
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  8865.  @Princessssssssss930  from the trial it’s clear they were after revenge and Grosskreutz was illegally carrying a gun
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  8866. American influence isn’t declining, and Canada sure isn’t going to replace us.
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  8867.  @lifeuncovered6188  people have been fleeing California for years because of how crappy it is under Democrats. Cuomo murdered 15,000 people destroyed the state’s economy. Biden’s policies are driving inflation, and he’s trying to remove basic, constitutional freedoms like travel between states.
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  8868.  @dickgoblin  considering only nuclear can displace fossil fuels and Republicans aren’t actively hostile nuclear, that doesn’t really make a difference.
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  8869.  @4literv6  nuclear is blocked at every turn, while renewables have complete government support, and yet, renewables are only equal to 50 year old reactors. If we actually supported nuclear, it would blow everything out of the water.
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  8870. That'll wear off soon
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  8871.  @vimmentors6747  I wouldn’t say has nothing to do with it. Their obsession with wind and solar left them dependent on natural gas. If they had built nuclear instead of solar and wind, they wouldn’t be dependent on natural gas.
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  8872. In India they use use solid fuel rods of thorium, and the Shippingport reactor had a solid thorium core.
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  8873. Yeah, batteries wouldn’t work, but nuclear definitely would. Molten salt reactors have a great match for industrial heat.
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  8874. I wouldn't call major drought and flooding across large parts of the country sporadic. In my state, Texas, we had one of the worst (if not the worst) droughts in history --which lead to the fires that made it feel like half the state was on fire-- not to long ago. The Mississippi had a major flood not to long ago, too.
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  8875. They have plenty to fight for. It’s just not Afghanistan.
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  8876. Before talking about climate, you should understand the difference between weather and climate. Climate doesn’t change from day to day —that’s weather. Climate is the average of the weather over a long period of time, years or even decades.
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  8877. Understanding is something you demonstrate, not assert, so I’m still siding with the idea you’re clueless.
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  8878.  @TiggerTheRed  that’s what the communists want. Like all things in the US we must work our way up from the ground.
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  8879. We try agian, and again until it sticks!
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  8880. You’re assuming foreign talent is the diver of innovation. We’re happy to take them, but they’re supplementary
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  8881. Nuclear is more than viable. It just takes longer than a gas plant to pay back the initial cost.
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  8882. I’m sure we can get a few countries, like the Philippines, could be convinced
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  8883. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  8884.  @clarkkent9080  if any other power source had to go through even half of what nuclear does, they would be more expensive then nuclear. Also, that’s only in the west. South Korea has built multiple plants for a fraction of the cost.
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  8885.  @clarkkent9080  you’re half right. Delays are the main reason for cost overruns, but it has nothing to do with building to high standards. Nuclear in the US has massive regulatory and legal challenges
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  8886. Trump is rich, but he’s hated by the majority of the elites who find him uncouth in nearly every way.
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  8887.  @mobileandroid5299  people in northern India have a significant genetic admixture from the people who spoke Proto-Indo-European. Those people also happen to be light skinned.
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  8888. Tiny amounts that we can burn in advanced reactors
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  8889. You don't get the fact that happy heathly workers produce more than over-worked, stressed, and unheathly workers do. In the US compnaiesused to invest in their workers and it paided off very well for everyone; to day companies don't care about their workers and it's not paying off.
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  8890. Anyone who doesn’t care about the economy doesn’t care if people can pay for food, heating/cooling their homes, or other necessities
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  8891.  @sheiswhitney  I interact with MSM by watching them getting lampooned for lying. Frankly, you’re information is just as bad as MSM. You do know Rittenhouse could just be wrong, right? Also, phone and text isn’t the only way to communicate He wasn’t on the roof. He was on the ground, and he went over to help people with some people who got a little banged up in the riot. What you think is prudent is irrelevant.
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  8892. I thought hanging and quartering was the British thing. Shooting is too American of you.
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  8893. @pard216 glen beck might lose him job after that how knows
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  8894. The Paris agreement means fuck all, so being part of it or not means nothing.
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  8895. @n8tivguitar don't foreget the millatry or food stamps and thing like that
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  8896. You’re basically asking for stagnation. Stagnation is death.
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  8897. Janice from Accounting, the last 100 years have seen peace, prosperity, and scientific advances like never before in history. We don’t know if the universe is infinite or not, but either way, we have a long way to go before we’ve reattached the limit of the Earth, let alone the solar system, galaxy, local cluster, or universe. Evolution has no will. It doesn’t do things to keep a balance. Ecosystems have regularly gone through massive upheavals, and once things are sorted out again, things tend to stay fairly stable. Capitalism is much better for environment than communism or anything other system.
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  8898. Janice from Accounting, we aren’t causing a mass extinction. Hysterical nonsense like that doesn’t actually solve the real problems of climate change.
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  8899. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/06/the-ends-of-the-world/529545/
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  8900. I can’t easily get into tiny little cars, assuming I even fit. About 6 months ago I was driving a small rental car. I was barely able to climb out of the thing, and I was lucky I didn’t give myself a concussion with all the times I hit my head getting in. My 58-year-old mother with arthritis was having an even worse experience getting in an out.
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  8901. Most of the combat units were American with, and they completely annihilated the Iraqi army, the fourth largest at the time, in just over 4 days.
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  8902. Intent
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  8903. What’s the point of setting a drama in a historical period if you’re not going to even going to get the basic facts right.
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  8904. What are you talking about there’s no basic facts about the Trojan war. First, there’s a place called Tory. Second, the Greeks fought the Trojans. Thrid, Greeks aren’t black. Any show that can’t even get simple stuff like that right, how is the audience supposed to buy into the premise?
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  8905. @marjoe32 the because its going from con v libe or repub v dem to crazy brainwashed uneducated people v not crazy brainwashed educated people
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  8906. Most of the countries around China dislike China for how they’ve been acting, and the ones who don’t are being bought off.
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  8907.  @СаваСтанковић-с7к  what you infer is from what I said is a reflection on you.
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  8908. You seem to have been living under a rock. Trump pulled out most of the troops from the Middle East. Biden maybe reversing that, but leaving the Middle East in a serious way isn’t fantasy. Also, the US was a net exporter of oil by the end of 2018. Complete energy independence is just a matter of retooling, which is already underway.
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  8909.  @pedrovascodeoliveiraveriss6293  having allies and selling weapons doesn’t we haven’t left. Iran has been fighting a proxy war against the US in Iraq for years, so Trump didn’t nearly start anything.
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  8910.  @pedrovascodeoliveiraveriss6293  we’re not talking about what you think is best. We’re talking about what has happened. Also, you think Vietnam and the Russian invasion of Afghanistan weren’t full scale wars?
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  8911. I’m not sure if you’re joking or don’t understand what is being said.
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  8912. I’m not sure they mean being unkempt when they say Americans don’t care about our appearance. I think they mean more people going out in sweatpants. Americans are notorious for not caring qbout how we dress. We’ve turned the t-shirt from underwear to a standard shirt.
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  8913. @naturalpreservation telling is giving of words and ideas maning sharing. ordering is harsh comandingis harsh. meaning doesn't equat to information
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  8914. No, they’re not. Fungi are very similar to animals in some ways but completely different in others
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  8915. 1) that’s only current reactors. Mass produced SMRs will give a much faster ROI.  2) A. solar panels are rarely recycled because of the cost, so most are just dumped at a land fill where they leach out toxic metal. I can only imagine the remediation costs of that. Wind turbines are even worse because none of the blades are recycled. B. You’re really under selling the damage done by coal and other fossil fuels. Just the difference in scale dwarfs anything nuclear can do, but remediation isn’t nearly are complete as you make it sound. Planting some grass doesn’t restore anything when you’ve blasted the top of a mountain off. C. Nuclear is often built on old industrial sites, so restoring the land would mean turning it back into a coal plant, tannery or the like. 3) the individual sites may use 25% more concrete than a coal plant, but because we need far fewer of them the total material cost is a lot lower. The same goes for wind and solar. And with generation 4 reactors, the math will be even more on the side of nuclear because those reactors don’t need the heavy containment buildings or nearly as much steel. 4) I know the British have 1,000 year rivalry with France, but y’all should really look into how they built their nuclear plants. The way y’all are doing things seems designed to inflate costs. Here in the US we’re not any better, but South Korea is building them much cheaper. Moreover, mass produced SMRs should be able to offer lower prices than any other source, outside of natural gas in the US. 6) spent fuel is to valuable to leave rotting in a hole. It will be much more useful as fuel in gen. 4 reactors, and their waste, which is much more completely burnt, will only last 150 years in any meaningful way. However that too will have a lot of useful isotopes.  You’re entire safety argument is mute to generation 4 reactors. They’re passively safe, and just can’t have those kinds of failures.
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  8916.  @Tom55data  yes, the reactors were scrammed, so the reactors were off and cores cooling. Being off doesn’t mean they’re completely inert yet. The integral fast reactors, molten salt reactors, and the kilowatt reactors all are passively safe and had at least one reactor built. Maybe you don’t know nearly as much as you think.
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  8917.  @Tom55data  Hastelloy N and 316 stainless steel both seem like they’re more than resistant enough, and radiation seems to reduce corrosion. Also, MSRs don’t won’t go above about 1,000 C because of the the thermal expansion reducing the neutron flux. More research and testing needs done, but it’s anything but insurmountable.   MSRs are going to have shorter ROI time than current reactors, and current reactors are economically viable. The salt should seal small leaks, and large ones should be contained in the can and drain tank.
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  8918. One more reason to not like shrip
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  8919. How does that fuck get six women to sleep with him?
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  8920. Just remember they are the party of you didn't earn that, you sum, but we earned it.
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  8921. The smaller ones can cause 1/2 the emissions, but the larger cars people really like range from about 20% below to about 10% above. It’s mostly about the size of the battery pack.
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  8922. Chad was still trespassing and then assaulted Kyle after he got the gun.
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  8923. Why is everyone discount Ron Paul from the race? It's simple he's never had more than 10% a primary voters
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  8924.  @maltardraco9555  lots of gods throw lighting bolts: Thur, Riujin, thunderbirds, etc.
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  8925.  @maltardraco9555  every god is as real as any other. Thur even left a lot of imprints of his hammer called thunder-stones laying around Europe
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  8926.  @S-North  there’s a lab that induces lightning with rockets and copper wire when there are storms in the area. It doesn’t work all the time, but it does work. There are some great photos of it.
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  8927. Renewables aren’t reliable. At best they work 30% of the time, so they have to other energy sources when they’re not working. Europe, except for France, shut down most of their nuclear, and they can’t get natural gas from Russia any more. The only option they have is coal.
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  8928.  @davidmannion5362  there’s not enough batteries in the world to power Germany, let alone all of Europe, and France has empirically shown nuclear is cheaper. Even before Russia invaded Ukraine, France had some the lowest electricity prices in Europe. Germany and all of the others who went with solar and wind had the highest
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  8929. @coolman9999uk ja thats becase th prof would be fried for that
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  8930. Open shows of force are better deterrents than thinking you’ve got a chance of picking someone without a weapon
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  8931. Started by George Washington.
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  8932. You’re argument breaks down to you don’t like the campy style.
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  8933. All film criticism is arguing for or against a movie. That’s why it’s called criticism. I don’t think you understand what revisionist history means either. The only history talked about is the alternate history of the movie. Of course, it’s taking shots at “progressives” before they were calling themselves that. Taking a way of thinking to it’s logical extreme is basic way of criticizing said thinking. It just happens that we’re now dealing with that extreme thinking now days.
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  8934. Many books
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  8935. He was trying to make the nomenclature less confusing, but probably cause more in the process
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  8936. Most countries use a nonsensical mix of metric and what ever the local system was. The UK just removed some EU restrictions on using imperial units. Also, most people in the US pay with credit/debit or cash.
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  8937. 7 million people dying every year from coal pollution isn't a problem?
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  8938. The US has a long and under repoerted history of leftist terrorism.
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  8939. He picked the worst crops using the worst possible method of growing said crops for Mars. He basically used a tank to prove driving to work a terrible idea.
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  8940.  @StinkPickle4000  technology like hydroponics has been around for decades. There’s no need to invent wholly need technology. That’s not to say new technology would be useless.
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  8941.  @StinkPickle4000  my point is that this argument about technology needing invention is completely superfluous. We already have technologies like aeroponics, aquaponics, lab grown meat, etc. that are more efficient than the traditional ways of growing food, but we haven’t adopted them because the economics don’t work when we have huge areas of land to grow food on. However, on Mars the economics change, and those technologies will be able to provide the needed food for a colony on Mars.
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  8942.  @StinkPickle4000  you seem to be under the impression that I think getting to and colonizing Mars will be easy. It won’t be easy. It will be constant struggle to keep alive, pushing our technology to its limits, but I do believe we have the fundamental technology to do it. Can you tell me a problem we don’t have a solution to? Lab grown meat isn’t commercially available, but it’s close to. The two problems right now are cost and regulations. The cost has dropped several orders of magnitude since the first lab grown meat was made, but it still cost something like twice or more as regular meat. Only luxury meats, like Wagu, can really get those kinds of prices. Regulatory bodies are working on safety standards. I love Isaac Arthur’s stuff, but this is much more here and now than his content.
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  8943.  @StinkPickle4000  you’re right; our disagreement is on what can be done with today’s technology (or somewhat improved versions). The burden of proof switches to the naysayer when a solution is given. You’re making the claim that there is some aspect of the problem which has not been properly accounted for. There are going to be lot of problems we can’t think of here on Earth, but the only way to find them is to trip over them. Mars has plenty of water. If a Mars colony recycles water anywhere near at well as the ISS, they’ll have no problem with water. It takes about 5 times as energy to support a person in space as it does on Earth (living by first world standards of living). However, that level of electricity is nothing for nuclear reactors. A few large reactors would be more than enough to power a city of a million people on Mars. Also, with the right type of reactor, the reactors would be valuable for chemical processing. Biospheres 1&2 were terribly planned experiments, so we can’t really draw any major conclusions from them, particularly once we’re talking a million people.
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  8944.  @StinkPickle4000  when I say improved version, I mean something like the different between a Model T and my 89 Wrangler. They have almost all the equivalent systems, but the design of my Jeep is more advanced. Pointing out a hole is exactly what I mean. If you don’t think a solution will work, you need to point it out. Only commercial PWRs and BWRs weigh 800 tons. Molten salt reactors are much lighter because they don’t need to hold in nearly as much pressure. In fact, the first MSR was designed to power a plane instead of jet engines. We know there’s uranium and thorium on Mars. The only question is finding a deposit in the next 30 years. Here’s a good article about the ice on Mars: https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/scientists-mapped-water-on-mars-and-found-it-buried-just-inches-deep I don’t see how concrete absorbing CO2 is a problem for a system that won’t be using it or how that disproves other models.
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  8945. Figuring out why creationists don't accept evolution is study of all the flaws in human thought.
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  8946. The EU has picked a fight with the internet. /Pol/ broke Shia la Beuf; the internet shall break the EU.
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  8947. China is having massive real estate crash ad we speak. Real estate is 30% of China’s economy. They’re looking at a massive food shortage, second only to the Great Famine under Mao. They’re also going to have more retirees than working age people. They’re dependent on the import of raw materials and export of manufactured goods, and the global peace keeping force isn leaving.
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  8948. I’m not sure I would say they’re late. Elon always sets ridiculous time lines that were never going to be met, but SpaceX and Tesla do things faster than anyone else in their industry.
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  8949. @DerrenBrown100 Most every thing you are talking about women could not do because they were not alowed to study or work on most of it. Most of the men that went to the moon were millitary test piolets something tells me that no would let a women be milltary test piolets at that time.
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  8950. Canadian and UK conservatives make the liberals in congress look like right-wing nuts
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  8951.  Blob  1) Are you talking about the EU or Europe because those are two different things? 2) If you’re talking about the EU, that’s not a country. It’s a trade organization with pretensions of being a federal republic.
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  8952.  Blob  ok, then why are you comparing a collection of countries with no common language, culture, or geopolitical interests to the US?
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  8953.  @asphaltannihilator157  nope, the laws there restrict minors from carrying short barreled guns without an adult supervising. The rifle Rittenhouse wasn’t short barreled, and even if it was, he had adult supervision until the rioters cut him off from his group and attacked him.
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  8954. They use the same engine, so they’re a similar size.
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  8955. I'm not saying we should be charging people to use roads, but the cost of building infrastructure should be equal to or less than the economic benefits.
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  8956. @pyledog I've seen 4 year olds fight better than these idots
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  8957. It’s a binder. We have a whole class of cream salad.
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  8958. No, check your conection.
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  8959. In Arizona they could.
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  8960. You do understand he doesn’t have billions just sitting in a bank account, right?
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  8961. With seeing all the comments about Jon for president, why don't we star the Nerdfighteria party.
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  8962. Where are Bismarck and Lloyd?
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  8963. Normal people visit their family on occasion.
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  8964. The travel cost is simple to take care of: keep it local. Keeping it more local helps with keeping travel cost down and keeping travel time down, for a business that might need people very quickly, too. I think you missed the concept as a wholle on the pay isuse.
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  8965. But he’s gotten a lot of attention, and some just want attention.
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  8966. J444123, ok, he made a mistake in how much and what kind of attention his was going to get.
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  8967. culture, the cultures here and there are different. there is an even bigger if you look at red stats (like here in texas) to the netherlands
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  8968. China doesn’t do immigration in any meaningful way, and they needed to up their birth rate 20-30 years ago.
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  8969.  @method2madness762  1) China is extremely insular and frankly racist 2) China needs 100s of millions of people 3) China doesn’t have the skill or money to automate 4) they don’t have time to automate 5) automation isn’t nearly advanced to do what you’re thinking 6) when you have 600 million elderly you need at least that many young people to support them
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  8970. Gabriel Rangel, language is on of, if not the, best diving lines. If people can’t communicate, they can’t form a group culture. Even countries that speak the same language tend to be closer than those which don’t. The US has it problems, but the EU is anything but democratic.
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  8971. You mean FDR.
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  8972. Wind doesn’t kill anyone when it fails because it’s already done killing people while the minerals are being minded and the turbines are being installed. Also, look how many people were killed by Three Mile Island and Fukushima.
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  8973. He predicted Russia would invade Ukraine in 2022 back a decade ago.
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  8974. who the hell pays to see someone eat if there is no other reasons than them eating
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  8975. This isn’t going to end the US. The food shortages are going to be in places like Africa, the Middle East, and China.
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  8976. They didn’t eschew wealth. The Romans hired plenty of Germanic mercenaries. They just didn’t have the same idea of wealth the Romans did.
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  8977.  @sergiomclovin672  yes, you say they believed one thing, which is clearly contradicted by well known history.
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  8978. That doesn’t mean anything when you have to bring in nearly all your raw materials.
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  8979. Erik Errikson, Russia doesn’t have the high end manufacturing to supply China with those kinds of technology. Also, transport by land is at least 5x the cost.
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  8980. @No Comment Until This Instant I only saw Just Some Guy making fun of that, but my eyes were bleeding
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  8981. The idea that people who can’t even keep their own lives in order can keep a country in order is just nonsense.
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  8982. That’s where his knowledge and wisdom fail. Mercenaries are the worst soldiers.
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  8983.  @nick7072  armies for hire, mercenaries, are terrible. That’s one area where the free market does worse than the government
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  8984.  @MirzaAhmed89  the FFL aren’t mercenaries. They’re part of the French military. They sign up to sever France, not fight for whomever pays them.
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  8985.  @alifkazeryu8228  loyalty is the first an most important trait for a military. How the hell is being outnumbered anyway to maintain loyalty? Also, mercenaries are notoriously low quality soldiers in modern time unless they’re made up of people retired from a national military with good training.
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  8986. That’s a lot of Hunter paintings.
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  8987. No, 2016 Trump won and Democrats went nuts. In 2020, Democrats believe they won, and causing even more violence, drunk off their perceived victory.
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  8988. You mine stuff then launch it into space.
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  8989. Have you been to Texas? Don’t let the media bias you.
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  8990. You’re confusing a couple thing. Dust and CO2 aren’t the same thing, and temporary cool periods caused by dust aren’t ice ages.
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  8991. The Federation doesn’t seem all that militaristic. Most of the movie happens during a war, and greater focus on the military is to be expected.
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  8992. @MrHav1k the fact they can hold you if they just think you might be an illegal immagrant and then some of the things that may happen from the law
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  8993. With out doubt you have mental defect. Come back something better.
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  8994. They just accepted their fait.
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  8995.  @T4nkcommander  but German tanks as a whole took more maintenance time than Allied tanks.
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  8996. I’m going to out tea the Brits: tea is best brewed with water at ~180f, ~80c.
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  8997. Che was better he wasn't trying to kill people how would be on his side up don't think they should go and he wasn't for the sexist tratment of women and stoning of people as law the only thing wrong with fighting for what you believe in is if its something that shouldn't be fought for
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  8998. Have heard of this thing called the night? It’s when part of the planet is in shadow while facing away from the sun.
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  8999. Jacko Schulze, did you watch the video? Shellenberger very clearly explained there’s not enough energy storage, and not really a possibility of making enough. The rest isn’t really an argument just a statement of facts without a point.
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  9000. Flynt wasn't the only person attack, and a number of victims died.
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  9001. @moccamonster no time ha can not controll time that means FSM ftw
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  9002. I'm from Texas and can tell you that fromalot crazy people's veiw it makes sence. Those people are like children, they think that they have to fallow the rules they set. Hypocrisy of the order of the day here.
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  9003. Burn it in fast reactors!
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  9004. Killing millions and instilling terror in the whole populous is really caring.
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  9005. People who do that normally just take the metered price at noon.
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  9006. The nicer ones do.
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  9007. The Amish and Meningitis are insular religious sects who just wanted to be left alone. However, they weren’t the majority of the PD. They’re just the last groups to speak PD
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  9008. The violence is started by the police. Also, people and businesses aren’t just being attacked for no reason.
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  9009. I know English has a huge amount of French in it, but there isn't a lot gaelic. Also, Anglo-Saxon isn't German; it's Germanic. We don't have mayors for anything higher than at city level, and we don't always even have a mayor for cities. I'm saying that our system doesn't work that way, and insulting people when our system works differently so a staright comparison can't be made is stupid.
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  9010. Getting one meal a day isn't huger? Also that's just kids not the adults who don't have a free lunch at school. The US souldn't even need free-school-luches or soup-kitchens.
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  9011. The US federal courts haven’t aloud live reporting since the Lemberg trial
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  9012. Why are you using French and Spanish conventions? The New World has two continents North and South America, and when we talk about them, we use the North or South America. When we talk about the US and the people from there, we say American.
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  9013. Cut them down to a size we can jail then jail them.
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  9014. You for get about the cost of wieght. When it costs $10,000 per lb.to get something in to space, I'm happy they didn't wast the money for no reason.
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  9015.  @johndanes2294  yeah, that’s kinda how morality works. We have standards of behavior, and people who don’t abide by them are bad people. I don’t even have particularly high standards in this case; it’s really just two: don’t commit genocide and don’t be a despot
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  9016.  @johndanes2294 do you want a list of revolutions that turned into despot dictatorships?
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  9017.  @johndanes2294  are you stupid? We’re talking about revolutions, not elections, and you’re making my point, most revolutionaries are bad people, for me
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  9018.  @johndanes2294  are you stupid? We’re talking about revolutions, not elections, and you’re making my point, most revolutionaries are bad people, for me
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  9019.  @johndanes2294  was I not clear when I said nearly all revolutionaries are bad people with the Founding Fathers being on of the rare exceptions? It’s actually really rare for revolutionary armies to be lead by the reincarnation of Cincinnatus; they’re usually lead by Napoleon wannabes.
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  9020.  @johndanes2294  there was no King Gorge I of the United States. When Washington’s officers offered to make him king, he turned them down. That’s the difference.
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  9021.  @johndanes2294  you clearly have a really low comprehension level because I never said they all do.
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  9022.  @johndanes2294  I already have repeatedly. You’re just too stupid to understand most but not all.
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  9023.  @johndanes2294  there’s no point. You just need to reread the last sentence of my last comment until you can understand it.
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  9024. early yes
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  9025. In the book, they’re American
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  9026. @MrBoomable It's you
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  9027. You must not be able to taste.
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  9028.  @Yardbird7  there’s no one who even in the same league as the Soviets were. The Chinese are dependent on the US keeping order and allowing Chinese companies to trade in the USD. If the US put half the restrictions on China as we had on the Soviets, China’s economy would implode. The EU only exists because of US security overwatch. The US is supplying our own oil, so OPEC can’t do much to us. Russia is shadow of the Soviet Union.
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  9029. Biden isn’t a machiavellian genius. He’s just corrupt.
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  9030. Capitalist democracies and communism are fundamentally apposed to each other. Also, the Soviets did a lot more spying on the West than the other way around.
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  9031. None of my collage classes have even had 60 students in class. What the fuck do they think is going to happen when you cut very needed money for schools. People need basic skills like reading and if you 60 kids trying to learn isn't going to work
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  9032. The Iowa had better fire control, particularly in bad weather, and Iowa was faster, letting it dictate when it engages the Yamato.
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  9033. Both Yamato and Musashi were destroyed by a combination of torpedos bombs. Aircraft and submarines were used in part because they were what was available and the other part was because it was easier. Also, if Yamato was so fierce, why did it get the nickname of hotel Yamato? American battleships were all over, constantly looking for a fight against Japanese battleships, but they really only got it with the Battle of Surigao Strait.
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  9034. Yes, because American ships were the ones hiding in port.
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  9035. They were trying to murder Rittenhouse. However, I will give you that the left doesn’t understand self defense, so they’re happy to try to murder more people.
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  9036. Can we just given them pistols and let them settle it like Hamilton and Burr?
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  9037. @JediMasterJerett Evolution would favor the animal that thinks. If you can think and not just react on instinct. If you can think of sultion that could be gotten to by instinct it may alow you have more kids and keep you genes going or keep you being killed before you can have kinds. Back in the last iceage some people hunted wooly mammoths by chasing them with torches till the mammoths run off a cliff. Cont.
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  9038. I'm sorry, but you need to relearn your science because you've got it wrong. A theory is neither synonyms with or a glorified hypothesis; a theory is a well suported explanation of fact and phenomenon. Would you say germs are unproven because the explanation is called germ theory? Would you say that gravity is unproven because the explanation is called the theory of gravity?
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  9039. He's not muslim or butthurt; he's calling bullshit on these people for hypocrice.
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  9040. No, it must be a huge deal. Elected officials are chosen by the citizens of their constituency. By making impeachment common, you effectively have given veto power a bunch of plutocrats over who the public are allowed to elect.
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  9041. You're a fucking moron for thinking to be for civil liberties one must to be for secession.
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  9042. I’m not going to defend neo-liberalism, but he is a self confessed materialist. He only concerns himself with the material conditions of people, so to him abstract things like freedom are just gesturing.
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  9043.  @rustworker  so you would be fine being locked in a penthouse with the best possible physical conditions at the cost of personal freedom, fulfillment etc.?
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  9044. This isn't a guerilla war, and military in the world can win a fight with the US in conventional war.
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  9045. Demise? The report of our death is much exaggerated. In fact, we’re going to be better than ever once this flu is over.
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  9046. Northern Mexico is much more integrated into the US culturally and economically than to the rest of Mexico. Annexation can be sold as dealing with the border problems by taking direct control of the area causing the problems and narrowing the border
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  9047. My point is that she could beat up on congress more effectively and make congress less regressive as president. Also, as president she would have the power to enforce what regulations we do have, which at this time aren't being enforced.
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  9048. Think of the average person what you want, but most have a good enough nose to smell bullshit coming from her a mile away.
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  9049. Every ban on ICE cars should be revoked. If you truly believe EVs are the better way to build cars, you should see a ban on ICE as government tyranny trying to force what was already going to happen
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  9050. We don’t know how to do it. We have ideas on how it could be done.
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  9051. Ingo Zachos, the fight in North America was what sparked the 7 years war, and there was plenty of fighting between the colonies during the 7 years war.
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  9052. Batteries are about their limit. They’re already at energy densities comparable to high explosives.
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  9053. More importantly food. China imports a large portion of their food from other countries because they don’t have enough arable land.
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  9054. Just the Democrat run areas.
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  9055. Adam, you’re wrong. Corn means small, round, hard thing.
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  9056. Money
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  9057. They’re dangerous sports, and this has a selection bias for people who get injured.
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  9058. China has some third rate powers on their side, and you think that means something? Also, Duturte came begging for the US to take him back like some schoolgirl who broke up with her boyfriend for the new guy at school. Indonesia is more or less neutral, and China has been rubbing them the wrong way. China and Vietnam have had a 18 war throughout their history and China lost every single time. You really think Japan is just going to let China push them around? You act like the US hasn't fought numerous wars across the planet over our history. During WW2 the US literally fought two wars on three separate continents, and our technology and logistics have only gotten better since then.
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  9059. You make sure he classic mistake of thinking that a reticents to enter a fight means an unwillingness to fight once the fighting starts. You're literally bringing up ancient history. In the 1979 war, China got their asses handed to them. China sent in a much larger force but was driven back after a less than a month.
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  9060. No matter how idiotic and callous the idea of attacking North Korea is,North Korea had threatened a nuclear strike on US territory. One person wanting to respond to that doesn't make the US fascist.
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  9061. Jakob, try looking up the definition of a word before listing off defining properties because you didn't actually define fascism. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fascism
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  9062. Jakob, you're delusional. Whites are so privileged by Asians and Jews having a higher average standard of living. Also, you seem to be forgetting the various equal rights laws that have been passed over the decades, which explicitly removed laws privileging white people over other groups. Huge social restrictions? I don't remember having to show any papers to anyone during my 1,600 mile round trip to Florida last month. An establishment with unlimited power? I seem to remember Trump's travel ban got struck down by the courts, and there's been a hell of a lot of talk about impeaching Trump. That doesn't seem all that powerful. Is your IQ 80 or something? There is no contradiction in a collectivist ideology having a an all powerful leader. All cults need a cult leader to manage the cult and be agent of the ideology.
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  9063. It’s always been based on malthusian, anti-human thinking
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  9064. Acting like the crazy left aren’t in charge of Canada. Also, this time round no one is carrying Nazi anything because they’re carrying the hammer & sickle.
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  9065. I’ve got plenty of comedy shows to watch, but why don’t you actually reply to what I wrote.
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  9066. Like I said you didn’t reply; you just made a glib comment filled with a ton of presumptions.
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  9067. Well, you had nothing to add to begin with, so nothing has changed.
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  9068. RandomMoron7092, Kyle has a video here on Seculartalk of him and Sargon talking, and it's mostly them agreeing with a few points of disagreement. The reformulated form of Marxism known as post-modernism has taken over large parts of our post secondary education system. Also, I'm solidly center-left. I'm for strong social services and would like to see the US take some notes from Europe on how to run things like public healthcare system.
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  9069. You’ve got no idea what you’re talking about. Russia has a habit of talking up their stuff then when it actually gets into battle is total shit.
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  9070. Nuclear as a technology fits your criteria better than anything else. The problem nuclear has is purely political.
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  9071.  @bubbag8895  not when they find out he’s a pedo
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  9072. @videotitan1 And no damn county club prison either
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  9073. There aren’t any moderate Democrats, nor are you a moderate. You’re one of those leftists who is going to be surprised when you see how people actually agree with you.  By all but the leftist definition, the US is one of the most tolerant countries in history. Breaking up the sex cartel women had and calling it sexual liberation is just hilarious. The voting patterns are clear about who votes what way. Most Democrats are upper middle class and minority groups bribed into voting Democrat. You’re conflating overwhelming majorities with unanimity. You sound like a young earth creationist; just because you don’t understand the argument means it’s wrong.
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  9074. Yes.
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  9075. Yes.
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  9076. Security. Only the US and a few other countries have everything they need, and with out the US protecting everyone’s trade, they have to do it themselves.
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  9077. PM black-face isn’t going to notice you for (badly) defending his honor.
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  9078. I hope you're implying that Kanye doesn't stand a chance.
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  9079. No, just making cars has been profitable for a while now
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  9080. When did the fewest number of deaths per unit of electricity become highly dangerous? Also, solar produces 300 times more toxic waste than nuclear.
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  9081. Pure BS. There were no deaths from Fukushima, and Chernobyl had 56 deaths.
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  9082. Only about 20% of the time were Shermans fighting other tanks, and only a fraction of that was fighting the big cats that needed the 17 pounder.
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  9083.  @4rtifex  yeah, and momentum in the east-west direction doesn’t help you if you’re aiming for a north-south orbit.
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  9084. No Nuclear isn’t 20 times more expensive than solar. When you break it down by energy produced, nuclear is cheaper than all renewables, especially solar in places like Europe. Three Mile Island didn’t contaminate any land. Fukushima didn’t contaminate an entire ocean. The lesson from Chernobyl is to not let communists run anything
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  9085.  @harrypike731  no, basically everyone an exploitable natural harbors and navigable rives has.
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  9086. You're framing the whole question wrong, so of course you're going to get bad answers.
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  9087.  @ironanchor167  do you even read what you write? You say the account was closed in 2015 then say it had money add to it when Trump became president, in 2017. I’m not so good at the complicated stuff, but simple stuff like finding the difference I can do just fine. What I got was a difference of three years between when the account was closed and when Trump became president.
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  9088. As an atheist I find what most preach inrational and hate filled, but if they all said what this man does then I wouldn't mind at all. I also think that the athiests that came from a religious back ground would have the same problems with this guy.
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  9089. The US is the 4th largest country in the world: Russia, Canada, China, and the US (in that order).
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  9090. @jabad187 how is he not?
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  9091. The US has more forest now than in 1900. China is a giant ecological disaster in the shape of a country
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  9092. @ForeignArtistTk No, captialism is fine. What is being fought isn't captialism but fascism.
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  9093. They don’t. Nuclear is steady and slow to ramp. Wind and and solar are highly variable. The only fuel that can ramp fast enough to cover for the wild swings of wind amd solar is natural gas, so more wind and solar means more natural gas.
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  9094. We can give them the tool to make if for themselves.
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  9095. @UberNoodleX I guess I'm not the only one who heard that.
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  9096. No one is fallowed around or pulled over by the police for being black. They’re fallowed/pulled over for being suspicious. Also, a lot of socialist ideas have worked their way into American society even if people reject it as a whole.
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  9097.  @chrisaustin9949  besides making a bald faced logical fallacy, argument from dictionary, you’re wrong. I looked up several definitions of socialism, and not a single one said that.
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  9098.  @chrisaustin9949  dictionaries are descriptive, not prescriptive. That means they tell us how people are using the word, not telling people how to use the word. It’s because of this and stupid people we have abominations like literally meaning both literally and it’s antonym, figuratively. You’re right. They’re not trying to turn the US into the USSR. They’re trying to to the US into Zimbabwe. Two of the three founders of the main BLM organization are self professed marxists and numerous protests have had people chanting quotes from one of Marx’s books.
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  9099.  @chrisaustin9949  yes, Zimbabwe has socialists take over and implement racist, anti liberal policies that destroyed the economy —along with being morally wrong—, and in response, the government started printing money. The Biden administration has been going their utmost to do the same and has printed more money than ever before in US history. Yes, most people who support BLM are idiots who don’t know what they’re supporting, but a tiger doesn’t lose its stripes just because the tiger doesn’t know it has stripes.
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  9100. No one can seriously invade the US.
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  9101. Talking to dead people is a way to deal with death. by having a realtion with the dead and death you can coupe better.
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  9102. "Part of that is the difference in value of the US and Canadian dollars
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  9103. @xxyyzz It stunts development other crops and industrialization.
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  9104. progressives are called that because they are for progres
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  9105. did you really just say somthing so out of it
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  9106. Outside of modern times, there were no black Europeans. At most they were olive skinned.
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  9107. Tell that to someone in Africa, India, or somewhere who is happy just to have a light in their house, which is where most of the growing need for electricity is coming from.
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  9108. What’s so hard to understand that only the German (ethnicity) part of Austria was part of the German confederation?
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  9109. Otto Von Bismarck, the Iron-chancellor himself: “there is providence that protects idiots, drunkards, children, and the United States of America"
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  9110. No Master, How can any one find Dr. Peterson’s politics revolting? His politics consists of trying to get people to compose themselves and trying to keep people from going Stalin or Hitler on us.
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  9111. No Master, I see now. You’re one of those people who has such a weak personal identity that you have to create an identity based on group membership, so when some talks about individuals, you perceive it as an attack on your identity by trying to break up your identity group, like splitting up a family. I’ve never haerd Dr. Peterson say anything against people negotiating for better pay and the like. In fact, I’ve heard him talk about how he’s helped people learn to stand up for themselves and negotiate for better pay and what not. There are problems in the West but overall we’re doing a damn fine jog compared to the rest of the planet and history, so I don’t see what the problem is in defending the status quo at large. I mean the US healthcare system needs reworked, but that one part isn’t enough to justify reworking how everything in the US works. As an atheist myself, I disagree Dr. Peterson on religion, too. However, he treats religion as an intellectual matter, rather than a dogmatic one. The good ol’ wessle words “some” and “seem”. What are the actual things he’s said, and why do they trouble you?
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  9112. The only thing I know about vending machines and people getting killed are the darwin awards
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  9113. The counting works differently for likes and views
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  9114. We don’t know what effects 2/5 gravity is going to have. We lot of data on microgravity, but none on low gravity.
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  9115. Those are a little late for their backgrounds, particularly Tobby, who is a Medievalist
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  9116. Oppenheimer was shot on film and is coming out in a few weeks. Moreover, film means to shoot regardless of its on film or with a digital camera
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  9117. The light from the fires is being refracted through the water.
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  9118. One more penny
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  9119. adderall is some damn strong stuff
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  9120. Russia some how has worse demographics than China, and Europe is looking at a long stagnant era at best.
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  9121.  @eirikarnesen9691  betting against something just because it’s the favorite is stupid.
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  9122. If you're side starts using a tactic, be prepared for it to be used against you.
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  9123. Why would they do that? There are parts other there that still haven't cought on to the vale shift.
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  9124. Damn that e key for not working.
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  9125. I'm not the only one who thought that.
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  9126. So you want to do something of a YouTube Good Eats?
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  9127. Small modular reactors are being developed, but getting approval for a new reactor design is like something out of a Kafka novel. Some countries, like Australia, have even banned nuclear.
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  9128. Good luck blocking Twitter with starlink
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  9129. Stupid fuck, Cenk started TYT when he was young, and Cenk goes after the parts of the US that commit crimes all the time.
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  9130. In 30 years China is going to be an old folks home.
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  9131. @tehant1liberal you are fucking nuts no more can be said for you
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  9132. Buy a squeeze bottle
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  9133.  @Driver6M  batteries that can power cities for hours let alone days don’t exist
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  9134. @Brandonduboff the dead zones are just the worst times algae blooms happen. the blooms happen in all around (but mostly in the south ill grant you) and i was trying to make the point that to much algae is a bad thing
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  9135. @UtubeMyAccountName How would SOPA help us the people? All it does is shut down sites. SOPA is hurts bith companies like Google and the people who use the internet
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  9136. Ha if there is one thing you can be sure of it that there will a disagreement/all out fight in the comments of YouTube video about anime.
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  9137. I'd say less a misunderstanding than a deliberate misinterpretation.
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  9138. There is not enough gold, silver, and platinum in the world to run the US. Many of the departments you want to get rid of are needed at a federal level.
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  9139. Ashkenazi Jews are of mostly European ancestry, and Ethiopian Jews are an old group. Jews are an ethnic group, not a race.
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  9140. @Dreadnaught1985 that's still no all the commandments. If I remember it right there are over 600 commandments.
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  9141. He officially did though.
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  9142. what can't we use word in the way we see fit. are we at the point we have word cops so we use wrods just the way they should be, sorry what we say is our right to choce.
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  9143. Russia is trying to rebuild its empire and the USSR was the greatest the Russian empire ever was.
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  9144.  @guestimator121  I don’t remember saying Putin was a communist. I said the USSR was the Russian empire at its largest and most powerful. I was implying that the Russia looks like the USSR is because the Russians are getting back to their imperialist tendencies.
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  9145. The organs are no use if they are taken from a dead body.
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  9146. @MsZeitgeist85 If only they just put their fingering their ears and go "lalalalalalalalala I can't hear you lalalalalalalalalalalala"
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  9147. China doesn’t care about profitability. It’s mostly a make work project. Every level is subsidized.
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  9148. As much as I think SpongeBob is stupid I wouldn't ever try to ban it
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  9149. 9,270
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  9150. No, the rituals are just the ways not to be rude to the kami.
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  9151. 1/10 millionth of the legal limit is a nonissue.
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  9152. Said every socialists before their country’s economy imploded.
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  9153.  @chozer1  North Korea calls itself democratic. Europe is divided by geography along with all the cascading effects that has. Without the security that the US has provided, those differences won’t be able to be ignored anymore.
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  9154. There’s a difference in this case?
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  9155. If they were connected by land, that might mean something.
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  9156. They had Stone Age technology.
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  9157. The Chinese are subtly asserting their claim on Vladivostok.
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  9158. Do you understand that the day is at a different time from the night?
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  9159. Assault rifles are very much a thing. It just means a rifle with select fire, which is what every military uses.
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  9160. The more we use nuclear reactors the few large accidents we’re going to have because we’re going to invest into newer, even safer reactors. That’s how technology works.
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  9161.  @Delt4_Cr4wfish  No one said said nuclear is 100%, but you need to stop lying; no nuclear failure has ever destroyed a city, unlike many dam failures. Moreover, the reactors we use now can’t have a failure like at Chernobyl, and new reactors will be even safer with fewer modes of failure.
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  9162.  @Delt4_Cr4wfish  a reactor core is nothing like a nuclear warhead. I can easily dismiss the insane kind of reactor failure you’ve got in your head because it’s physically impossible.
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  9163.  @Delt4_Cr4wfish  no, they can’t, particularly ones like MSRs.
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  9164.  @Delt4_Cr4wfish  Did you not read my last comment? Reactors don’t explode! Moreover, at 3-Mile-Island and Fukushima the radiation released wasn’t enough to justify evacuation. The Japanese government did it anyway, which killed 1,600 people, and they’ve acknowledged so.
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  9165. Mothers committing filicide is surprisingly common, particularly back when we were still hunter-gathers, so keeping an eye on your wife isn’t the craziest idea. Also, a running metaphor isn’t the same as conflating.
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  9166. It might help to also learn to read what others write. "what is the alternative if we end the use of drones alltogether," implies that Cenk is for a total stop off of drone stricks, and there are a few every simple answer that Cenk has talked about in other videos and a person with a brian should be ablt to think of.
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  9167. Problem not solved.
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  9168. Hard is relative. The US has fleets of support ships, bases, and experience.
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  9169. One of them had a gun, and another was using a skateboard as a weapon. However, that doesn’t matter. If you’re stupid enough to bring a knife to a gun fight, that’s your problem, not the person defending themselves
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  9170. Carl is slowly turning into a luddite.
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  9171. Even in the big cities, 3,500 a month would get you a pretty nice house anywhere here in Texas.
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  9172. Citation?
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  9173. @criskity and pay 1/2 the taxes every one elas does
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  9174. So, you want to pull back the rules and cut back on the people enforcing the rules, alowing those who bought our government to have even more freedom to buy our goverment?
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  9175. The Democrats do the most of the same things. They’re just hypocrites
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  9176. only the rich can afford it coming out of their overly rick banks
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  9177. @YOSHY343 i bet he was high when he put it there
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  9178. you're right when you're a kid you don't know better but him
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  9179. No in that part of the world camels are worth a lot.
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  9180. Because they need at least one gun for close in fighting.
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  9181. There are too many reasons to count. However, here's a short list: cost, danger, spent fuel is better used than just left.
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  9182. @BusinessIDBAI If you yell loud enough to make them fearful that they'll lose their office you can get them to do what you want.
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  9183. Stop lying
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  9184.  @ksairman  apparently that education wasn’t that good if you’re using an argument from authority rather than one based on facts
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  9185. The fact you think Biden was better than Trump means you need some soul searching.
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  9186. Several of his top officers wanted to make him king.
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  9187. 1/140 of the population being allowed to own a gun is the same as being banned.
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  9188. You're both right and wrong. Michael Collins was in the Earth return vehical, and stayed in orbit around the moon. So, if the LEM had crashed he wouldn't have dyed, but yes, three me went to the moon, two walked on it and the thrid orbited it.
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  9189. The two party system is a moderating factor. If one party gets too radical, they lose votes to the moderate party. In a multi-party system the moderates tend to team up with the more radical party on their side of the political spectrum, rather than team up with moderates on the other side.
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  9190. Landing on Mars is easier than both of those, and 80% of the technology needed to land and live on the moon is applicable to Mars.
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  9191. Yeah, you’re more likely to be killed by getting out of bed than have a “hate crime” committed against you.
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  9192. If we assume the many worlds interpretation, those problems go way. In case you don’t know, the many worlds interpretation is a solution to quantum uncertainty that states there are many parallel universes, and that could me time travel is moving between universes along with moving in time.
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  9193. The later is a lie, and whats wring with the former, other than your religion be homophobic?
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  9194. so glenn said he was stupid agen
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  9195. This just makes me wonder if I have to kill someone to get a date.
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  9196. The Swiss are famously neutral, and couldn’t really do much. Norway would likely be over run by the EU, and the UK would reclaim its place the US’s largest aircraft carrier.
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  9197.  @RomanHistoryFan476AD  it doesn’t matter how many men you have or how great your generals are, a few guys at the passes in the Appalachians can hold off any army.
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  9198. Eating cured meat raises your chances of getting cancer from 5% to 6%. People will often report it as a 20% increase because 1 is 20% of 5. Classic fake news.
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  9199. The English didn’t depopulate the places the conquered, and they typically ruled through existing power structures
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  9200.  @davidbarrera5033  “People like Sargon” —however you define that— aren’t Sargon. It’s really disingenuous to tar someone with actions of others in a group you’ve arbitrarily defined. What Sargon has said is that as an English liberal, he doesn’t believe in imperialism, but that he does think the British Empire did more good than bad because things like stopping the slave trade and burning widows alive on their husbands’ funeral pyre were very bad things.
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  9201. @TissueRejection Texas is nice outside of the texas state government
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  9202. No, the Republicans are far more dangerous to the US.
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  9203. An orion is not ment for getting in to space but for traveling in space. "They have developed pure fusion bombs which only emit neutrons," that is just not true; all nucler reactions let off some amount of radiation in the form of light. Also, it's not just direct radiation that a problem. A nuke set off above the atmosphere today may kill more people than on set of in the center of New York because of the EMP the nukes cause.
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  9204. Yes it bugs me ever much so, especially because I live in Texas.
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  9205. No, he looks more like a Galapagos tortoise.
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  9206. you missed the point. He's saying we should stop and think about what we want and how to get it, and not act without having thought about either.
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  9207.  @Overonator  you’re not very smart. You can’t collect real world data without real world testing. Part of the beta is that you’re supposed to be paying attention.
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  9208.  @abitofabitofabit4404  kinda, but it’s free as part of the car driving.
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  9209.  @LRM12o8  It’s not random people. It’s everyone using FSD, which is a willful act. Moreover, FSD is safer than most drivers, and update 10 and beyond will be even safer. People who pay for FSD are sending data back and get updates to improve the software in the car. That sounds like a fair exchange. Also, it’s better than all of the driving systems in other cars that you have to pay for.
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  9210. Sorry but everyone that say he cheatedonly because he gaved up fighting. Everyone will give up fighting if stuff goes on long enough.
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  9211. The Biden administration hates Elon. They’ve opened up multiple malicious investigation against his companies.
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  9212. The profits would be in the tens of billion for every few billion spent.
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  9213. Guided missiles on ships wasn’t really a thing, but the US definitely had unguided rockets.
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  9214. Look up the LCI(R) and LSM(R). The US even put them on a sub, the USS Barb. You should look up the Barb just for all the crazy things it did.
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  9215. Ultru, that a trick question. They're tied for how far left they are, but Chomsky is a lot less authoritarian than Mao was.
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  9216. Again, I tell you that I don't understand what you're saying because what you're saying is incoherent. Right now all you're giving me is a bunch of random ideas that I have no idea how they are related to each other or form and over arching idea.
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  9217. Depends on what planet you’re on.
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  9218. You think he’s knowledgeable enough to know that movie?
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  9219.  @zapazap  does he seem like a cinephile to you?
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  9220. I have an old jeep I love to drive because it’s a manual, and I have say this is the dumbest thing I’ve seen in a long time. This is like the stupid stuff people used to sell for automobiles when we were transitioning from horse drawn carriages.
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  9221. @ZialusPT The question is where do we draw the line for what's a "bad" genes, and yes, Gattaca is about eugenics.
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  9222. China had a state effort to invest in MRS, and there are a number of startups, mostly in the US and Canada.
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  9223. What mirror-universe do you live in? Biden has forced us to burn the dirtiest oil on the planet. Trump got out of the way and let us burn cleaner natural gas and was helping nuclear.
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  9224.  @StormyDog  Coal is on it’s way out regardless because of the market. Government emissions targets pointless as diesel-gate showed. Trump stripped away pointless regulation that was only hurting the economy. Biden has just forced through regulations that actively make what he’s supposedly trying to fix worse.
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  9225. Either way makes sense because Japan on a diagonal.
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  9226. Part of a free market is the ability to organize a company as you see fit. Socialism is all about who owns and how companies are managed.
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  9227. You wumao are like flies.
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  9228. Well, women tend to be abused more than men, and men are abused physicaly less as precentage than women are.
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  9229. That is some creationists level of bs.
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  9230. House sized doesn’t work. Neighborhood sized is the smallest that makes sense.
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  9231. The Labour Party
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  9232. You’re wrong in a number of way. You’re confusing hydrogen combustion with fusion and conflating fission and fusion warheads
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  9233. Or just has friends and family.
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  9234. He could be waiting for the main video of the day.
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  9235. @ThaIllestBro "A child adopted by homosexuals would be the laughing stock of any school they visit." What kids who are adopted arent already made fun of? " Children need both female and male influences" What kids need most is a home with caring parents. Would it be best to get kids in to a home with parnets of a man and women maybe but i want them to have a home with parents not some were to stay till they find parents.
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  9236. The price of electricity could quintuple and people will still be saving hug amounts of money.
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  9237. Spent fuel is mostly unused fuel, and the high level actinides.
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  9238. That's steam, not smoke you twit.
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  9239. That's another every good point. I've hear of maintenence work use a stratgy of "patch and pray", which is fix the worst problems that must be fixed and hoping nothing go really bad.
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  9240. Most will only hurt someone by accident from.
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  9241.  @MST3Killa  I completely agree; I’m just saying you’re throwing the method under the bus because of one group of idiots
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  9242.  @squatchhammer7215  I agree. I’m waiting for this to fail spectacularly, but it’s not for the failings of the building method
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  9243. Nice to see some love for NASA, and I don't know what to say other than bat shit crazy old fuck.
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  9244. How is testing a weakness? If you don't test what you think you get very wrong modles of reality. Also just being proven wrong doesn't mean much if you don't try to imporve your understanding.
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  9245. Yes, but generally for very different reasons.
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  9246. Movies made in the US centered on and American audience is going to be set with the US as the protagonist. Just watch a Japanese movie or tv show with aliens. The aliens are going to be focused on Japan.
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  9247.  @BobPagani  a week ago at their AI day, where Elon dropped the news they’re going to develop robots.
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  9248.  @jcd-k2s  yeah, answering questions is much easier, which is why you’re phone can do it. Tesla’s self driving is already safer than humans in most circumstances, and with training, it’s going to be far more capable than any AI.
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  9249.  @nguyenhongquang6397  it’s a lot less than 5%. Also, I’ve been put in the hospital because of bad human driving and know the statistics, so I don’t hold humans up as a great standard. Moreover, Tesla’s self driving is learning and fast.
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  9250.  @jcd-k2s  the perfect driver would never have an accident, which is an irrational standard when better than human is a huge improvement in safety. FSD is already safer than humans, except in rare edge cases, so I’m going to have call bull on that 50 mile claim without some kind reliable source. Tesla never claimed their AI was finished, nor have I. The whole point of dojo is for them to train the AI and not have to go in and add code. Moreover, I don’t think the cars can tell the difference between hazards, so you’re idea wouldn’t work.
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  9251.  @durshurrikun150  no, they’re on their phones, don’t check their mirrors, ignore stop signs, etc.
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  9252.  @durshurrikun150  no, they’re not.
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  9253. Jonathan, he could get up to 14 years. I don’t think he’s going to get that. However, he hasn’t been tried yet, so we have no idea what is going to happen.
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  9254. Because instead of different administrations getting rid of the last plan and starting all over along with the manned space program being run to keep the contractors doing things.
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  9255. Spent fuel doesn’t leak. It’s a solid, and it’s incased in concrete. We don’t have any long term storage because of environmentalists blocking it. Although, if environmentalists didn’t block development, we could burn it in gen. 4 reactors that were being developed back in the 70s.
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  9256. He has one dozens. You just willfully ignore them so you can keep indulging in your spite.
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  9257. The best defense against lies is a strong record, but right now the press has shot their reputation.
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  9258. Calling news fake isn't an attack on the press, and if they weren't fake, they would have nothing to worry about in free countries because people can generally workout the truth when you put it in front of them. Dictators using the buzzword of the week as an excuse to restrict the press has been happening since there were dictators and the press.
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  9259. We burn the spent fuel in more advanced reactors
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  9260.  @darleneschneck  the basic freedoms all citizens of a free countries enjoy isn’t the dissolution of the state (anarchy). The Guardian is lying trash more interested in political hatchet-jobs than informing the public. If it was still in print, it would be more useful as toilet paper. However, if what they say is true, so what? Yes, it’s a grassroots protest spearheaded by truckers, not the unions. This is a protest of the government, not a strike; why would the unions be involved? Moreover, why do you think a protest is only legitimate if it has institutional backing? One person each had swastika and a confederate flag. Both were people were wearing full face masks sent away by the protesters. The idiots with the flags were obviously leftists LARPing as the stereotypes they’ve got of the people involved in the protest. Oh no, Americans are showing support for protests, like Trudeau has for protests in India and other places.
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  9261. If carriers are obsolete, why are China and other countries building new and bigger one?
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  9262. And you’re going to have to keep wondering
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  9263. these people remmind me of me girlfriends perants with we read every thing you do
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  9264. That’s because it is.
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  9265. Passively safe designs. Battery storage is the most expensive energy source on earth
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  9266. China just doing things without thinking about possible consequences is how they’ve turned their country into a toxic wasteland. However, the US was already in the process of building semiconductor foundries.
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  9267. You still have one wish left from you magic djin. What will it be?
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  9268. Last I heard he was running for governor in California.
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  9269. Germany is a great case why solar and wind suck. Their electricity prices have gone up, and their CO2 emissions are going up too.
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  9270. Ukraine’s best option is siege the peninsula
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  9271. We burn the spent fuel in fast reactors.
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  9272.  @roberttayrien6462  no one is currently using spent fuel in fast reactors. However, you were asking what we should, which is burn it in fast reactors.
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  9273. English had four forms of “you”, two formal, ye and you, and two informal thee and thou. There was also ye all in some dialects instead of you that still survives in its contracted form, y’all.
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  9274. The Romans called the peninsula Italia, so it’s fine just calling it Italy. Italy like many other countries is named after the region it controls.
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  9275. You renewable idiots like to forget about things like the night and windless days. There’s also the problem of renewables requiring several times the known deposits of numerous materials.
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  9276. Those change depending on the design.
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  9277. Saying the protest became violent makes it sound like the protesters were the people doing it.
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  9278. China just had their first space walk the other week, and all news outlets were brown-nosing China.
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  9279. Comparing the the reglation of guns, a power granted to t congress in the 2nd amendment, to an invation of privacy without due process, a right granted in the constitution. If you can't see difference then you're too stupid to be showen the difference.
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  9280. No other currency has the stability, availability, and so on to be the world’s reserve currency.
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  9281.  @jeffcooper7258  no, it’s not. The cybertruck has more orders than the second best selling vehicle in the US sold last year.
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  9282.  @67hoursAndCounting  take the Russian conspiracy BS elsewhere. Also, the findings of a bunch of never Trump Republicans with TDS is worth as much as anti-Trump lies from the Democrats.
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  9283. @Tyler Durden who was the Canadian? I know he stole a speech from the British politician Enoch Powell
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  9284. Why would anyone that isn't religious be out there to suport discrimination agianst gay people, even if the person who said had the right? Free speach doesn't mean people can say what ever they want and have no consequences, and anyone who suports free speach understands that. Also, people are just using their right to free speach to to say how they feel Chick-fil-A is in the wrong.
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  9285. The magnets need something big to have enough of a magnetic field to push.
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  9286. The condescending that the left has had for years now why they’re out of power, and if they ever want back into power, they have to make nice with people.
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  9287.  @bernardwade8096  grammar, learn it!
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  9288. One thing I disagree with. He will have a job but it will be much easier for him to do it well and faster too.
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  9289. My history professor is were I got the in creasing prodution. Sorry, I don't have the numbers for that, but I think that you could google it quickly.
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  9290. @moccamonster lets seee in a cage fight
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  9291. You have to be careful of false friends.
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  9292.  @wirelessbluestone5983  Northern Mexico is still more economically integrated into the US. The tropical and dessert regions never really have integrated
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  9293. I think helmet cams are a good idea for lots of reasons, but I was simply pointing out the firefighters are part of the government, nothing more.
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  9294. A war is a war even without declaring war
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  9295. wow no comments about anna topless
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  9296. Tuesday is the third day of the week.
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  9297. @turkishxboi you aren't it was just a bad guess of how many people fallow her. not hard when you see everywhere from how stupid she is
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  9298. The United States, founded by mad lads, for mad lads
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  9299.  @aphus8504  China builds lines for every reason but because it’s profitable.
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  9300. Cenk and Rush agreeing on somthing? What twilightzone are we in?
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  9301. That makes no sense.
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  9302. Two countries have a history of winning against the British at sea, the Netherlands and the US.
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  9303. He’s talking about positioning, not leadership
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  9304. Super conductors can store electricity with no lose of charge and discharge the electricity extremely fast. They’re the ultimate batteries.
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  9305.  @fraznofire2508  capacitors work by storing an electric charge between metal plates. Super conductors have zero resistance to flowing electrons. That means they can also hold a charge. Think of it like a pipe; cap the ends and it can hold water.
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  9306. 1 is just nonsense. 2 all the more reason the West should be developing mass produced reactors. If we have a cheap readily available product to sell them that can’t be used to build weapons, it will be hard for them to justify not buying it without looking like they have ulterior motives.
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  9307. Am I the only one that thinks that sounds like the hipno-toad from futurama
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  9308. Because it’s a delusional fantasy.
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  9309. They think they’re saving the world by stopping destructive ag practices. To some degree they’re right, but now isn’t the time for that. You should also look up what’s happening with the Dutch farmers
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  9310.  @grantdawson767  thanks for taking care of that for me.
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  9311. they didn't they wanted the educated people to lead, it only ever truns in to that if you let it happen
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  9312. @themine691 what i ment by that is that teachers are the one that are the one that offten show kids how cool science is. you try to do what you find that you like most. teachers are the ones that show how cool science is so they heip people become scentits
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  9313. There’s only need to compare things that work.
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  9314.  @alexmac101  it’s a huge problem for all systems that wants to be economically viable. A desalination plat powered by renewables is going to have to stop and start, which is inefficient, and they’ll be competing with other users at peak times. Nuclear powered desalination plants can run 24/7, and ramp up at night when electricity is cheaper
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  9315.  @justwhatever23  I’m partly talking about thermal systems, but inefficiencies aren’t just in the desalination. How you run a plant determines how economical it is because labor and other resources need to be used efficiently along with the desalination system. Solar has a low sticker price, but all of the ancillary costs make it one of the most expensive.
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  9316. You’re wrong about the right not watching or read left leaning media. They usually get about 1/3 of their news from the left
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  9317. @ToiToiToiHerrKaleun The point Is that the Ottomans were not always enamies with European Nations like you are making them out to be. What you said the Ottomans did was normal more almost every nation at one time. European history is filled with them trying to take over each other now they get along. Just because some tries to take over your nation doesn't mean you will alway be enamies.
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  9318. ITER has been getting billions for decades.
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  9319. India has a long standing trade relationship with Russia. India and China hate each other. If India can take out China, I doubt they’d pass it up. Who would you rather side with, the bully on your street or your friend on the other side of town?
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  9320. Who paints Walnut?
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  9321.  @johnajoes78  thanks, that clears some stuff up, but I’m still wondering why the first guy wanted wanted it made from walnut
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  9322. Caesar isn’t dictator for life. The Senate is still around and voting.
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  9323. people like him say going to mars is to hard or costs to much but 1000 wepons flotting up in orbit is a good idea
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  9324. Tesla are working their way down to the $60k model.
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  9325. So what you're saying is: some bad stuff is going to happen no matter what so we shouldn't even try to stop it.
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  9326. The views count is programed differntly than the like count is.
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  9327. A person has to justy it to him/herself, the owner/s, or the share holder of a company beause of the money it would take could bankrupte Bill Gates and has no sure pay back for that money. You misused the word "arbitrary"; so that hole sentance is stupid nonsence. What ways are there to make a profit from this for company that aren't convoluted? A person chosing what they put in to their body is nothing like this.
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  9328. I was just trying to make a point about how little is being spent on things like NASA and PBS.
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  9329. Are you really too stupid to understand the difference between being different and having something that is going to kill a person.
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  9330. They might have delted the video and had to reupload
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  9331. @naturalpreservation time for metifore i never said the cake didn't need backed im saying we have the mix and the pan to make it with
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  9332.  @michaelsorensen7567  for this matter, it doesn’t really make a difference. For other things, it matters a lot.
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  9333. You don’t seem to have watched the video because you think this is talking about conquering the universe from other life forms.
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  9334. 28 day is has the same idea for zombies as resident evil Cenk!!!
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  9335. No one owns their home in China. The government just leases the land for 99 years. China has massive stockpiles, but they have just as many people and animals to eat it. Also, most of the grain has been badly stored.
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  9336.  @evandubois3364  you’re right China is far worse. China has the largest real estate bubble in history, and it collapsing
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  9337. The red chapel.
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  9338. Why do people do bad things is a science question.
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  9339. After having watched the video, I’m still waiting for the debunking.
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  9340. Most US ships have gas turbines. It’s just the carriers and sub that are nuclear.
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  9341. I was wondering about that.
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  9342. The danger of radiation on Mars is exaggerated. It’s about as likely to given you cancer as eating bacon for breakfast everyday.
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  9343. yes the bill of rights are only the rights that they can't every really do much to out side of war time and then after the war is over bye bye war time powers too
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  9344. The “experts” are using a linear growth models. With birth rates where they’re at, we’re going to be lucky to maintain 6-7 billion by the end of the century.
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  9345.  @miketomlin6040  there was a massive drop in birth rates several decades ago. The population is going to decline because old people die without the same number of young people to replace them.
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  9346. Somebody doesn’t understand how political appointments work.
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  9347. Horsepower is 1/10 the amount of work a horse can do in one hour.
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  9348. Yes, this is cgi, but there is some nice video taken by on the way down.
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  9349. Harvey, it takes an average of 5-8 years to build a nuclear power plant. Outside of a few cases where the plant has had some unforeseen problem, any delay is from deliberate obstruction from nimbyism and anti-nuclear activists, who are often funded by fossil fuel companies. Nuclear power plants may cost more to run per plant, but they produce more power than several solar plants. Also, when things like battery storage is taken into account, the cost per unit of electricity is lower for nuclear.
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  9350. Harvey, learn to read. I already explained that the 5-8 years is for the actual building of the plant. NIMBYism and anti-nuclear activists can drag out the planning and other pre-building stages but that’s not the actual building. Again, when you add in things like battery storage or having to build multiple plants, the cost is higher. The numbers that show a lower cost like to just count the cost of building plant.
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  9351. Harvey, I wouldn’t have been hostile if you showed that you had read my reply. All you did was reiterate what you wrote without addressing any of my points. People being obstructionist isn’t a problem with the technology. People can and have been obstructionist over everything. Would you feel that it’s proper representation of what solar or any other “renewable” could do if it was blocked by nuts at every turn?
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  9352. I’m not ignoring the PR, I’m trying to fix part of it by being truthful about the time it takes to build. It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy by saying it takes so long.
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  9353. Molten salt reactors don’t need a containment building. Even water cooled reactors don’t need that because many of the problems of water cooled reactors only became problems at large scales. We have assembly lines for wide-body aircraft and other large complex machines for earthmoving.
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  9354. You mean the idiot who clearly attacked Rittenhouse with a skateboard? Also, stop repeating that damn lie about crossing state lines with an illegal weapon. He didn’t cross state lines with a weapon, and the weapon is legal in both states.
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  9355. Yes which is TYT goes after them, and TYT are honest about which way they coming from.
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  9356. sorry but I love your state for making my mine, Texas, look good at times.
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  9357. @obamaisaturd Well go watch a WWII doc because that not what's happing here
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  9358. The Pax Americana is the most peaceful time in human history
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  9359. I've never seen Aquarion, so I can comment about that.
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  9360. Finally, the morons are waking up. I hope they will learn something from this.
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  9361. Sorry but, "It's a manual action, not done automatically by the gun," is just BS word game. All semi-auto guns ultimately take the actions of reloading and cocking from pulling of the triger.
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  9362. How do we make an airless wasteland that’s 200+ degrees in the sun and -200 degrees in the shade, constantly pelted with micro mediocrities, covered in razor like dust less habitable?
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  9363.  @SoffiCitrus  the goal is to get ticket prices to $1-2 hundred thousand. That’s not a lot when you think of moving to another continent and having to liquidate your house, car, furniture, etc.
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  9364. Castro and the others have been real bastards.
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  9365.  @chapter4travels  he does
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  9366. I can’t tell if you’re too stupid to understand the words you’re using or just lying.
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  9367. Rare metals aren’t the kind of insitu resources needed to support a colony, and the moon has them because of meteorite impacts. More importantly, we have the technology to start colonies on both the moon and Mars.
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  9368. Yeah, let’s build 5x as much capacity as we need to make up for unreliability. That’s the smartest thing ever.
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  9369.  @bradhaaf4749  we’re never going to get there relying on the weather like our ancestors did.
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  9370.  @bradhaaf4749  you clearly misunderstand. By 5x I mean the stated capacity, not the actual amount of energy.
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  9371. Containment buildings are more than able to withstand anything terrorists throw at them. Also, exclution zones are not wastelands.
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  9372. You clearly said the power plants. Those are by far the most likely to be attacked, so I addressed that. I never said the exclution zones are paradise, but that you're characterization was wrong.
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  9373. Come to Texas we have a lot of people like this women.
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  9374. Blake is alive and paralyzed.
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  9375. yes
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  9376. It’s possible, but it would take some really major changes for the US to want to annex Northern Mexico. As is the relationship would be great if we could deal with the cartels and illegals
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  9377. Provoking a panda is as simple as wearing a jacket it wants.
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  9378. The first three still had to deal with the Soviets. Rest didn’t. Trump is the only president to get that the Cold War alliances are outdated.
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  9379. The zoo hypothesis is fun, but we would see some kind of heat signature.
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  9380. That’s why SpaceX are planning to go beyond LEO.
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  9381. After the first couple test models have been through testing, SpaceX are planning on sending missions to the moon, Mars, and possibly further out into the solar system.
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  9382. I haven't seen that many strawmen since the scarecrow party.
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  9383. He explained that at the start of the video
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  9384. @MrGreeva A wrongful-death suit (that's what i'm guessing it is) isn't unhear of in cases of car crshes and other things, especially if he was found of no cirminal actions.
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  9385. Why would we waste a valuable fuel source that has already been mined and refined? Reusing spent fuel deals with the problem of what to do with it along with saving money mining for new fuel.
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  9386.  @tygerbright117  96% of spent fuel is unused uranium, so recycling the spent fuel reduces the waste by at least that much. Then there are new reactors that burn the radio active actinides, reducing both volume and longevity. Also, what’s with the thing about particle accelerators?
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  9387.  @tygerbright117  you’re all kinds of wrong. The point of recycling spent fuel is to remove the uranium and leave the other elements. Also, uranium, like most elements found naturally, isn’t all that radioactive. Both U-235 and U-238 have half-lives in the billions of years. Also, particle accelerators are not the only way to turn elements into heavier ones. Nuclear reactors do it all the time.
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  9388.  @tygerbright117  everything is radioactive, and yes, eventually entropy will win.
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  9389. @weejockpoopongmcplop but they can show you something that you might want to buy and by seeing it makes you more likly to buy it. I thought was the point of ads to start with so this just makes the ads better targeted at people
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  9390. @weejockpoopongmcplop I was saying thAT THE POINT OF ADS IS TO JUST GET SOMETHING IN YOU HEAD AND THIS DOES A BETTER JOB OF THAT
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  9391. Or we can just dig the batteries nature has already made that do all of that.
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  9392. No laws stopping felons, in fact a guy once ran for president from jail. The only laws are for age and citzenship on the national level.
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  9393. No what?
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  9394. ok good I'm not the only who doesn't know.
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  9395. @LLGoldstein my point still stands i didn't use it but nice ltl talk with you
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  9396. They’ve implemented a 3 child policy.
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  9397. Reactor containment buildings are bunkers that will withstand everything but a nuclear warhead. Also, solar and wind are extremely fragile and would be smashed to pieces
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  9398.  @urieaaron  only one reactor failure has breached a containment building, Fukushima. Also, gen. 4 reactors are can’t melt down.
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  9399. @luckyStrike89ru Beer was invented something like 10,000 year ago in the midlle east.
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  9400. @silvanski they'll make it the US v. the world
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  9401. Articles are rare, and even related languages don’t use them as often.
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  9402. Eric’s pessimism isn’t just annoying; it’s wrong. Humanity’s power to effect the world is growing by the day. Yes, that means the ability to destroy ourselves, but it also means more ways of stopping ourselves. Furthermore, I think people are wiser than Eric thinks. The president has made great strides in our relationship with North Korea and is trying to deal with the China problem using economics and diplomacy. Eric’s problem with the president, I would guess, is just the way Trump personally conducts himself.
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  9403. He right. It would turn the US into a 3rd world country. What we need is nuclear power.
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  9404. Companies in the US have long realized that they can make more money by forcing people to come back for repairs, and we dealt with this from car companies back in the 70s. That should have settled the issue.
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  9405. Solar is terrible for the planet. The panels take more energy to make than they will ever produce, and the manufacturing creates a lost of toxic waste.
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  9406. Ja 1.5% is the natural inflation rate and much less than that is a sign the economy has growth problems worse than we curently do.
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  9407. @ThirdRAILKink i get it i should have looked before posting but what does it matter
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  9408. Both are populists from well to do families who were/are hated by the deeply corrupt establishment. After a term in the highest office fighting the corruption of the system, they were attacked by the corrupt who they weren’t able to get rid of. In the case of the Gracchi it was literally being beaten to death. For Trump it means constant police harassment.
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  9409. @TheMia168 it came from a cartoonist i think some time in the late 1800s and its was the same persons cartoons for the republican elephant
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  9410. Part of the reason for the estimated time is because a lot of of that stuff is already being worked on. The other part is that technology is advancing faster and faster. In 1869 if someone said humans will go to the moon in 1969 they'd havelocked you for being crazy. Science isn't luck based in any way. How could a better understanding of how things work not create new, useful tech? Most of life has run off the sun for three billion years I think we can find a way.
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  9411. Mining for uranium uses 1/10 land as mining for coal, and solar uses many times more land.
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  9412.  @djinghiskhan9199  huge areas of China are contaminated with heavy metals from mining for rare earth elements, which are used in solar and wind. The materials used in solar and panels and wind turbines don’t just magically appear. Also, renewable is just a buzzword, and because you didn’t include nuclear with coal as unsustainable, you understand nuclear is sustainable, which is really what we want and need.
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  9413.  @djinghiskhan9199  my argument includes all land use. You’re the one who’s not including mining. Also, I bring up China because they are the world’s largest producer of solar panels and REEs, so what happens there is by default the standard of those. Renewable is a buzz word because it things like clear cutting trees to build solar and wind farms. Cutting down a forest for solar panels or wind turbines isn’t environmentally friendly as people presume with the description of renewable. Solar and wind are much more expensive than nuclear and coal when all the factors are accounted for.
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  9414.  @djinghiskhan9199  what the hell are you going on about?
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  9415. Definitely not mousse. It’s a pretty thick custard.
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  9416.  @valentinmitterbauer4196  WW2 had a bunch of times reality just turned into pulp fiction.
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  9417.  @kayoss2306  I agree, but that’s a separate issue from my point.
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  9418. Of course BLM and the KKK would have meetings, to divide up the US into ethno states.
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  9419. @XPsychoBurgundyX The pedophiles are party made from stuff like this.
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  9420. The species of malaria that are particularly dangerous to humans are from the Niger delta when they jumped from other great apes to humans.
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  9421. That’s a nonissue the anti-like to trot out without knowing anything about the subject
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  9422. After Midway every Japanese victory was a Pyrrhic victory
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  9423.  @16psyco  a minority choose bushwhacked their way into positions of power.
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  9424. @Procopedecesaree the French are manufactures, not the messengers.
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  9425. @Procopedecesaree what are you talking about? I’m talking about post-WW2, like the video
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  9426. You're very wrong! NASA is the flagship of US science, and a Mars mission would show how important and incredible science is, which would bring in more funding in to science as a whole. Also, NASA does a large amount of R&D as is, which would only go up an a Mars mission. Why human? Because humans can do 10 times as much work as a robot can and what's the point if humans aren't going?
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  9427. You’re about to start croaking how green you are.
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  9428. I’m sorry the way we write the date confuses you. I suggest you avoid places like Japan where people write year/month/day. It will have you completely backwards.
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  9429. The problem isn't with privet schools, the problem is with only private schools. Everyone needs an eudcation and in a private only system that not going to happen. Aso, private put all the cost on to the parents of students instead of a shared cost for everyone for one of the most important things in a nation.
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  9430. early yes
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  9431.  @randomname4726  show just one thing that doesn’t have a long developmental history
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  9432. How do you pay that much when you’re a major producer?
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  9433. Then we better get them rich, so we can support more people
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  9434. They have a 30% profit margin, the highest in the industry, and other companies aren’t even making money selling EVs.
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  9435. He’s been talking about China’s population problem for at least a decade.
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  9436. More like a windbag who can’t stay on topic.
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  9437. And other have the right to tell those people they're assholes.
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  9438. You’re confusing the tenets for the institution.
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  9439.  @mitchellblake1475  you should try practicing what you preach because you’re suffering from the sin of pride. This is about a group of people, not you.
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  9440.  @josephcowan6779  1) that’s highly subjective 2) people like you like to try stretching words until they break. Instead of rendering a word useless from over stretching it, why don’t you look up the actual meaning?
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  9441.  @witgiz  please, try using coherent sentences.
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  9442. Yes, robots are even more sensitive to radiation that humans.
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  9443. Sorry, it's just that sunded like what the gun-nuts say when trying to lessen gun control.
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  9444.  @ted1990  he didn’t travel, and even if he had, it would have only been from the suburb he and his mother live to the main city his father, grandparents, and best friend live. The AR-15 is a carbine, so it’s actually the opposite of huge. However, size doesn’t mean anything. Rittenhouse was helping injured people. That literally the exact opposite of looking for trouble. We know a country for, of, and by the people and the freedoms and responsibilities that come with that is a strange concept to most people
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  9445.  @newinformation1942  he went over to help a couple of people who got a little banged up during the riot. Then the rioters cut him off, and then the three who got shot assaulted Rittenhouse.
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  9446.  @newinformation1942  it’s a free country. People can be where the wish in public without being assaulted. If only three morons hadn’t attacked Rittenhouse house, two wouldn’t be dead and the third with both arms.
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  9447.  @newinformation1942  ok broken record
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  9448.  @newinformation1942  he didn’t have to be to do either.
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  9449.  @newinformation1942  what? Collect your thoughts and give a cogent reply
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  9450. Try watching the video before commenting.
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  9451. Well, he’s been spending a billion dollars a year on Blue Origin.
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  9452.  @danharold3087  that’s great. There’s no need to force people to buy EVs then Companies making cars have to make money or there won’t be any companies making cars
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  9453.  @danharold3087  you’re obviously not very smart. You contradicted yourself by saying the government isn’t limiting what cars people can buy then say they’re limiting what cars can be sold on the basis of emissions. Also, you seem to be under the misconception that I’m against EV. I’m not. I’m against the one size fits all policy.
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  9454.  @totifernandez9532  at the global scale, passenger vehicles are a tiny fraction of what China’s coal plants are producing
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  9455.  @Joe-lb8qn  not properly treating sewage is bad for you. Knowingly poisoning your customers is bad for business and a form of assault. Come back when you can make a real argument, not straw fallacies.
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  9456.  @MrAlRats  if they’re the future, the government doesn’t need to push them. If they aren’t, the government is wasting time and money pushing them. Either way it’s a stupid policy.
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  9457.  @danharold3087  that’s the government controlling the options available. You just seem to think it’s something else because of where in the process they exert the control. I don’t like polluting, but the government shouldn’t be involved. Let buyers and companies figure out what is best rather than the distorting influence of the government creating bad incentives.
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  9458.  @MrAlRats  1) government isn’t going speed it up. 2) stop being a tyrannical idiot assuming what’s best and forcing people into your view of what’s best.
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  9459. yabon banania, all other things being equal or unequal to a degree.
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  9460. That's about the equivalent to two pounds of TNT.
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  9461. You clearly don’t know how trial prep works.
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  9462. Yeah, his prediction of things that will happen between 2020 and 2030 are wrong because it’s 2022 and it hasn’t all happened.
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  9463. Hunter-gatherers are the poorest people on the planet, and it’s only after our ancestors learn ways of life more advanced than that were they able to build some weslth. And in more recent past, were people able to build enough wealth to for most of population to not be poor.
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  9464. When possible, it’s best to keep people away from large machines.
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  9465. We could could use supercritical CO2.
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  9466. to be forgoten, that is.
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  9467. Batteries are fine until you have to power a state let alone a whole country.
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  9468. ZombieKilla, you have nothing to worry about in a zombie apocalypse with that empty space between your ears. I wasn’t talking about one giant battery pack, nor does network of giant batteries solve the problems.
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  9469. ZombieKilla, you had no points. I was making fun of you for how stupid you were thinking I was talking about one ginormous battery pack and then thinking you has some kind of point with multiple but still giant batteries.
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  9470. That’s far from pointless. It makes the Cybertruck lighter and cheaper. Not doing that kind of thing is why the Hummer EV weighs 10,000 pounds
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  9471. You're not going to get a Tesla for much less until an electric car market forms, which could take some time.
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  9472. No, Biden was giving kickbacks to his buddies in Detroit. The fact Tesla benefited was incidental.
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  9473.  @timlundergan3360  Detroit = legacy auto makers.
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  9474. Nuclear produces very small amounts of high level waste (mostly unused uranium), and we can burn the waste we have in fast reactors, which have waste that is a half-life of a few decades.
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  9475. Ja, and the true behind the dragon is we are bunch a monkeys whom have mixed our fear of snakes, cats, predatory birds, and fire into a super monster.
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  9476. NASA does a lot more than maned space missions, and they were forced to use the SLS, senate launch system.
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  9477. The solutions are only unpalatable to people who believe in tyranny.
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  9478. Women could always own land. Widows owned the land their husbands had owned, and even when women got married with land, her land became part of household’s property, which was the same for men.
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  9479. Think of it like making investments. You may have all the money but you don't know where to put it. What you when that happens is hire someone of advice. However I think thay were way to trusting of the guy.
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  9480. The US can’t feed the world, and the US is the single largest grain exporter in the world. The global system only works because the US has secured it since 1945.
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  9481. That's the impresstion I got of him when I watched the interveiw yesterday
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  9482. If Goliath was short sighted that he was next to blind, how did he know David carried a staff and not a sword? Also, having double vision can cause it to be hard to tell what's I the distance. So either Goliath's short sightedness wasn't so bad to stop him from fighting or he had double vision.
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  9483. @zn4rf For one it takes time for new species to fill in gapes and that can do alot of damage to an ecosystem. 2nd why should we let them die off even if something may fill the gap left?
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  9484. He’s picked up British habits.
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  9485. It’s nice to see I’m not the only one thinking of that kind of stuff
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  9486. thats a nice thing to say but what does it matter
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  9487. Taffys 1&2 weren’t a major part of the battle, and Taffy 3 couldn’t just send waves of bombers. While a bear isn’t all that dangerous at a distance when you have riffle, a bear is really dangerous pops up in the bush next to you while you’re aiming at some other animal.
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  9488. I never said it did.
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  9489. Florida has cities controlled by Democrats. Although, they’re losing ground quickly. Also, the people who are believe the election was stolen are the ones against the democratic process? Think that one over for a bit and you’ll see the contradiction.
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  9490. You can’t be fair if you don’t accurately depict other people’s positions.
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  9491. Lavos2007, what is is that drives you to take the worst possible interpretation and ignore all evidence to the contrary?
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  9492. The future isn’t making storage, but using the natural storage of nuclear fuel.
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  9493. You’re forgetting the better engineering, features, or any number of ways Tesla’s are better
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  9494. Fossil fuels are pathetic, dirty fuel. Instead of using the virgin power of the a covalent bonds; embrace the chad power of the strong force with nuclear. Nuclear is literally a million times more energy dense than fossil fuels.
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  9495. Your first point is just stupid. The amount of heat created by reactors is many orders of magnitude less than the amount trapped by CO2. If by a shit ton of waste, you mean orders of magnitude less waste than all other sources of energy, sure.
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  9496. He’s an Aussie.
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  9497. does no one know the history of comics thats why they did what they did
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  9498. Nuclear good. Fuel doesn’t matter. PWR ok. MSR better.
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  9499. We need competition and do well with status seeking, but we need compassion and empathy too. The great part is that those things fan by highly compatible.
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  9500.  @commonsenseskeptic  hydroponically grown tomatoes yield between 60 and 300 tons of tomatoes from an acre. Using the smaller number , that’s still 1/3 the area, which comes out to a little over 80 acres. Now if we quadruple stack those using artificial light —which helps plants grow more, but I’ll leave that alone— we can reduce that down to twenty acres. That’s a fair bit of area, but much more reasonable.
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  9501. I wonder what she would do if he cited her?
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  9502. It's not because he's famous; it's because the best person to help lead this nation is a comedian
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  9503. No, millions of people each year get skin cancer from the sun.
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  9504. Not to say systemic problems can’t happen, but I have yet to see any claim of systemic oppression back with any kind of evidence that doesn’t fall apart in five seconds of research. Also, I’ve heard some black nationalists talk about how melanin lets them channel the sun’s energy better or something, which then makes them smarter and generally better.
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  9505. I’m not surprised he’s taking money from China.
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  9506.  @georgeianta2088  Austria, while also being ethnic Germans, don’t have the same guilt complex the Germans do. Imagine the US did something, the Canadians wouldn’t feel guilty for it.
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  9507. look at your local banks thet did
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  9508. Real time history for a history channel
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  9509.  @JonasUllenius  that’s my answer to what’s the most damaging in war.
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  9510. @y2zgt the views and rattings work differently
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  9511. @moondreamer68 all need is popcorn
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  9512. Not oil, auto unions.
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  9513. Why doesn't he's just try to tax us for breathing? Oh, wait he is!
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  9514.  @dccs6009  no, it’s just being tried twice for the same crime. He’s already been tried and convicted. If the trial is declared a mistrial, trying him again would be double jeopardy
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  9515.  @dccs6009  ok, you got me on the how. Although, I question anyone’s ability to predict what the judge rules.
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  9516. Giving these people who are rich more money doesn't creat jobs; giving people who are rich more money just makes them obscenely rich for no reason. Also, giving rich people tax breaks cost us money causing deficits. In other words you are sad lying chump.
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  9517. That's like a girl saying she won't ever get pregneant because shes so ugly that no guy would sleep with her.
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  9518. So, you like the system in which the guy who can find a way to brutally imprison and even execute polical rivals. You dont see what the problem there is?
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  9519. Taiwan is an independent state in all but name.
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  9520. There are places with radiation levels naturally equal to Fukushima, and the cancer rate in those places are no different or lower than other places with less radiation.
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  9521. All of this because Commiefornia hates nuclear. Rather than doing something reasonable like keeping their reactor fleet going, they try building a giant power line halfway across the continent
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  9522.  @Willy_Tepes  no, it doesn’t.
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  9523.  @TheLegoblockstudios  then we really need to do the experiments.
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  9524.  @Willy_Tepes  the WEF and people connected to it are only a part of the groups trying re-wilding. Most efforts I know about are fairly small and typically local.
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  9525. Middle East oil has no value for the US. We have our own domestic oil supply. Middle East oil is just fuel for our enemies in this scenario.
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  9526. "Religion is about Morals and learning to be good." Not religion is NOT about that at all. Religion is about bowing down to a fake gods to keep those gods happy with us. Science isn't about arguing; science is about finding out what's real, and arguing over the facts and what they means is a part.
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  9527. Are you taking it that Trayvon was just screwed from the start?
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  9528.  @lawrencewright2816  and they were under british command.
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  9529. Russia has use a lot of their ammo stock pile fighting in Syria, so they might just run short on ammo trying to fight another war.
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  9530. Ben M, anti-tank guns killed the most tanks.
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  9531. Betty Boop was originally an anthropomorphic dog. That’s why she long floppy ears, which later became earrings.
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  9532. no he is
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  9533. The North didn’t have slavery, and was a lot richer.
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  9534. If we don’t go there, how are supposed to terraform Mars? Robots are good, but not that good. Also, trying to manage the infinite complexity of Earth’s ecosystems before learning on something simple (relatively) like an artificial biom on Mars is just foolish.
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  9535. No, it’s saying that sometimes the only way to learn is by doing l.
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  9536. No, we do what we can to train people, but there’s only so much we can train people for when they’re going to be doing things we've never done before. The reason we celebrate astronauts is because they take risks with their lives for the rest of us.
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  9537. Even before Biden’s mental decline, Biden only lived in the now. His voting record clearly shows he just fallows the political winds.
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  9538. That's a whole lot of bullshit. Antifa don't protect anyone. All they do is attack people who they disagree with. Violent, delusional idiots like you are half the reason why things are where they are. Antifa is everything the right has been wanting out of the left for a bogeyman. If you can't get the changes you want through the democratic process maybe, just maybe, what you want isn't actually a good thing.
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  9539. Mars One went bankrupt a few months ago.
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  9540.  @googiegress  explaining how something can be done can also be an explanation of how doing so is a terrible idea. Did you not see all of the batteries and various other things that have to be used to make renewables viable? That’s a complex and hugely expensive system to build and operate. We can get rid of fossil fuels with nuclear for a fraction of the price and problems.
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  9541.  @googiegress  1) Viable doesn’t mean good. You can modify a car to run off wood-gas. That doesn’t mean wood-gas is the best way to power a car. 2) Adding an extra step is always going to be more expensive, and waiting around for some possible future is stupid. We have to do the best with what we have. 3) you’re not accounting for the externalities or renewables. Solar panels make 10X the waste of nuclear. Then there’s the huge areas contaminated from mining REEs used in solar and wind. Moreover, how do you feel about the morality of using slave labor in China to make those solar panels?
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  9542.  @googiegress  1) you miss my point entirely. There are better ways to accomplish your goals. 2) you presume that renewables are the best end goal and the only thing stopping it is technology. They’re not. 3) I said 10x the waste. I didn’t say 10x the lethality. Trying to compare lethality is too complicated for the effort I’m willing to invest into a YouTube comment.
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  9543.  @googiegress  if you’re going to use quotation marks it has to be verbatim, not a paraphrasing, and paraphrasing is exactly why you’re not understanding what I’m saying. You’re paraphrasing me then trying to extract meaning from it, which I had no input into. I never agreed that we should be comparing best practices. We should compare the mode. Unfortunately for solar, China is the modal operating standard.
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  9544. @jeremy8080 lots of over countries have money problems and don't have uhc.
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  9545. The right wing jobs you mentioned aren’t inherently right wing like a diversity officer is. That’s why he didn’t mention them
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  9546. The problem is when you look at the science the only groups that hold up are ones based on genetic ancestry.
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  9547. What mirror universe do you live in?
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  9548. @jakke1975 Robots can't do some of the most important things that humans do. I like robots, they do a great job at some things but thinking is not one of them. Ja I think we can do better to but evedn then your monster has no point. I can think of much better ways of space exlporation and colonization. Why do you want to pass up Mars when we can get all of that living space for the realtivly low cost. Your thinking to me is to do something the hardsest way you can not the most efective.
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  9549. So, I'm not the only one who thinks of that.
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  9550. The US has the means and desire to field the best equipment.
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  9551. The parts per million of CO wont matter because the thinker, warmer atmosphere on Mars would be mostly CO2, and all animals, us included, would need an oxygen masks or air tight habs with oxygen to breath. So, in short your point is irelevent. Also, removing CO from Mars' atmosphere is much easier than trying to remove many different compunds from Venus' atmosphere when on Venus it rains sulfiric acid and the average surface temp is 900 degrees fahrenheit destoring everthing before we can start.
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  9552. His goal is to get everyone driving EVs. Why do you think Tesla is developing a pickup and semi.
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  9553. That’s Cold War era thinking when US forces were legitimately outnumbered, so we had to be ten times better.
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  9554. No, it because of experience with water cooled reactors from the navy
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  9555. Canada got massively favorable terms in NAFTA. The new deal Canada had to take at US terms because they don’t have anything to offer the US.
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  9556. It's not a person when it has no brain, blood, feet, arms, or any real body parts. All y'all pro-lifers don't ever seem to understand that it's nothing more than some cells before a point. Another thing is pro-lifers also make it sound like it's a baby as soon as sperm meets egg.
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  9557. So, more science class?
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  9558. No, the healthcare costs in the US are an over regulated market with a hidden pricing system thing.
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  9559. No, the healthcare costs in the US are an over regulated market with a hidden pricing system thing.
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  9560. Atheist and agnostic are answers to two different questions: one belief and the other knowledge. Also, " I also don't DON'T believe," is just stupid to say.
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  9561. It would take removing more material than we have mind in all of history to destabilize the Earth-moon system.
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  9562. Standard units are easy to convert with whole fractions (rather than 33.33…). Also, 1oz (volume) of water equals 1oz (weight). 1 pint = 1 pound. 1 gallon = 8 pounds.
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  9563.  @ledzep331  a decimal system is just a system based on fractions of ten. The lack of a 1/3 of a Kg is my point. When you have fractions you can add and divide. Metric is great for scientific precision, but a lot of daily tasks are easier in standard units. Yes, there’s foot-pounds, pound-force, BTU and lots of other units that are easy to convert between.
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  9564. You made some bad assumptions. The main cost of refurbishing the Falcon-9 boosters is cleaning the engines. The Falcon-9 uses JP-1 which doesn’t burn clean.
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  9565. We have thousands of year worth of fuel as long as we don’t bury it after using only 5% of it.
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  9566. Good thing nuclear reactors can’t explode.
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  9567. That was hydrogen, not the reactors, and nuclear power plants aren’t just going to fail because of a power outage.
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  9568. A guy has has run for president from prison before; the laws about what stop from running are short.
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  9569.  @grzlbr  ad hominems are really convincing arguments. 100% serious.
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  9570.  @grzlbr  go home; you’re drunk.
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  9571. Some Thing, with seawater extraction of uranium, it actually is. However, more importantly, nuclear is sustainable, unlike everything else.
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  9572. Most grow up in the cold war and that's all they understand. So, All we can hope for is they die off soon. Damn you modern medicine for keeping these old farts alive.
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  9573. First they have to work then economically viable
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  9574.  @ProJanitor  no money = not happening
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  9575.  @ProJanitor  you must have been in charge of the Weimar Republic because that’s what they thought too.
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  9576. Old English is closer to it's Germanic roots, like modern German, than modern English, which has a lot of stuff mixed.
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  9577. True, but it makes sense for government owned fleet vehicles
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  9578. It's to skip past the intro
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  9579. @germancookie20011 nothing as long as all the others dont die because of it. language is a major part of your history and culture so it can be if you wipe out the other.
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  9580. No offense, but the French aren’t known for being able to run businesses well.
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  9581. Replace the talk with some other talk and the point comes through better.
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  9582. Jews back then weren’t white.
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  9583.  @TreeCamper  no, just intermixed over time.
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  9584.  @TreeCamper  nope. It’s only as Jews in Europe intermixed that their complexion became lighter. Jews were a Semitic group closely to the Arabs
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  9585.  @TreeCamper  this isn’t matter of opinion. This is about demonstrable facts, and the fact is the were Jews dark skinned Middle Eastern people. It’s only the ashkenazi who are now mostly of European ancestry who light skin. If Jesus ever existed, he would have looked like Gad Saad instead of Dave Rubin or Ben Shapiro.
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  9586. No, the Us is Israel's sugar daddy.
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  9587. @JediMasterJerett Cont. If the mammoths hadn't run away from the fire do to instinct they wouldn't die and would better pass their genes on to the next gen. I've read some of your comments and I don't think they are very well thought out. On top of that you make a lot of unsuported claims like "In the end evolution would say that we do not think at all but all we are doing is acting on instinct."
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  9588. most lagouges from that area are
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  9589. Yeah, Tf00t is a smart guy, but his terrible understanding of economics is holding back his evaluations.
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  9590. Feminist snow plowing.
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  9591. I don’t blame you. The idea is stupid.
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  9592. And what does that have to do with this?
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  9593. A lot of the older folk.
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  9594. it sounds like it only weighes how much. you need more than that to tell whats going in to it
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  9595.  @OBrasilo  a lot of European food standards make no sense and only act as barrier to outside trade. A great example is the one you gave: not allowing something until it proven harmless. First off, it’s impossible to prove negative like. Second, everything is harmful. The only question is how much until it’s dangerous.
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  9596.  @OBrasilo  the system is still illogical. You’re still trying to prove a negative. It’s y’all’s right to have whatever barriers you want, and it’s our’s to use what means are available to change your minds. This whole conversation was started by Dynamical complaining about the US playing the game, while the EU is just as playing the game.
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  9597.  @Emily-zr7of  you’re going to have to US some proper nouns in there so I know what you’re talking about.
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  9598.  @Sceptre1-1  it won’t be casualties. Those are the numbers of people who will starve from cutting themselves off from trade.
    1
  9599. His goal isn’t just to make money, and anti-trust laws are a thing.
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  9600.  @andrewharrison1194  Elon’s goal is eudaemonia (roughly human flourishing). Money is just the means to get there. Also, anti-trust laws would break of the company for trying something like you suggested.
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  9601. I don’t think they would have. Here in the US native tribes didn’t copy American technology because their start point was so far behind. They best they ever did was buy some goods from the US. The Germanic and Celtic tribes would have had the same problem, maybe just not as bad.
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  9602. Potato, potato. Whatever word we use, people from Indo-European cultures moved into India bringing their language and culture.
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  9603. Best selling electric truck and 3rd best selling ev in the US
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  9604.  @specialkonacid6574  no, they just declined the Foundation series, which makes perfect sense since they cost $120k. Most people are waiting to buy the regular variants.
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  9605. You should write for Dyson. Both bloviate about things without actually saying anything of meaning.
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  9606. Because it’s mentioned briefly in the video.
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  9607. Yes, he’s so fascistic he refuses to limit our freedoms.
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  9608. Tesla’s are the safest cars on the road, so stop lying
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  9609. @PeopleMustAct Well you shouldn't be so sure. There were some well devopled civilizations out siden of just North Africa for a very long time.
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  9610. The irony of what Rush said.
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  9611. @SDub817 Most of the time because that's just what he's done.
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  9612. @politicalratfinder so what they were american like you and meand wish to cut them out of fredoms that are part of being an american.
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  9613. This is what happens when Florida man gets woke.
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  9614. I have a few problems with what you said: 1) many of the things you siad aren't ment to do harm when used right 2) with must of the ways you talk killing someone the person being attacked has much better chance of fighting off the person than someone with a gun. 3) the 2nd amendment was written in the days of flint locks, not full-auto guns that can fire more rounds in a few seconds than flint-lock can in 10 minutes. We need to up date our laws along with our guns.
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  9615. Don’t be one of the long list of people who mistook house cleaning for the US collaping.
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  9616. "Cheating on your wife is illegal in the west," in what county is that because I know of no country in the "west" that has any law like that. Also, it's not just what laws are put in to place but why the laws where put in to place.
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  9617. I was arguing with this dude on Facebook, and he said because some media outlets won’t cover this, all the Biden corruption is fake.
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  9618. How is not falling for what seems like trap trusting your enemy?
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  9619. You didn't answer my question: where are you getting this stuff from? Just saying it's a leading thoery isn't good enough! "Location does not matter," no, it does because the make up of objects in different parts of the solar system is different, and It say how informed you are when you don't even know where the company is working when you are tring show it won't work. All of this is why I'm going to call you misinformed or a moron untill you show me facts to suport what you say.
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  9620. That would involve India and Pakistan working together, which isn't going to happen any time soon.
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  9621. Canada is part of the British commonwealth, but that means very little. At this point the only direct connection to the UK Canada has is the Queen being the head of state for both countries.
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  9622. @encliticcopula The guys that get everything handed to them and the stupid
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  9623. India as unified entity is a British creation. Also, the Greeks conquered part of India and established kingdoms that lasted for hundreds of years.
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  9624. Darth Vader’s armor was based on samurai armor.
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  9625. The thing about being delusional is you don't know you are. This isn't out of the blue. If this was only about research then I would say a number of companies put together could do it, but it's not just research. I also never said there was no way to ern money from this either. Maned space programs pay back more than 10 times the money put in. All I've said is that comanies can't do it because of size and too much unknowen risk. This would be nothing of a wast if it went wrong like the wars are.
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  9626. that was the nicest thing i could think to say
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  9627. The only rabid person is you in your pro-Israely stance and lack of reading. Israel has done all kinds of crap and Cenk calls them on it like he does others. Cenk paints AMERICANS with AMERICAN vaules that are in the minoirity as AMERICANS. Also, we have more to worry about from the Chriatian fundies more than we to Islam.
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  9628. Real life kick-ass
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  9629. Well everyone has put the initial capital in to an investment; unless you want a small group to pay for and for you to not pay your and your childerns betterment.
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  9630. Smaller economy with less specialization with fewer resources per person. Also, if you don’t have the population to defend your territory, you’re not going to have to worry about war because you’ll be conquered.
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  9631. Terminology changed to be more accurate.
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  9632. I like that old man mask. I love the juxtaposition of cutting people down like it’s playing ball with his grandkids. That’s got to mess with people’s heads.
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  9633. It also gives him the potential to sue if they go mucking with stuff
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  9634. My parents and cousin all say Americans are well liked.
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  9635. @shraka The states are the ones that say what the age of consent is and the way its set up in the US its not going to be like Australia
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  9636. This is a clear cut case of self defense, and it involves 4 white guys. How does race come into this?
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  9637. @William Arrington again, can you tell where to find where you’re getting information from? Also, hands free use of phones only reduces the danger of using a phone while driving a few percentage points. The real problem is taking people’s attention off of driving. So, you haven’t shown he wasn’t being dangerous.
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  9638. It’s the exact opposite. Renewables can only carry the entire load when everything is just right, which is, as you might imagine, quite rare
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  9639. Solar has capacity factor of about 20%. That means it only works 1/5 of the time, and during natural disasters solar panels are often damaged or otherwise not producing electricity.
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  9640. we have a history of pulling off crazy stuff
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  9641. Trying to secure the future of humanity is really egotistical.
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  9642. yes there has the whole point was to make it easy to trade good so the best way is to make somthing with sandard value that can change hand easy.
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  9643. Even one of the countries named China (Republic of China, aka Taiwan) hates the other (People’s Republic of China aka the mainland).
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  9644. That part of the country was heavily settled by Germans.
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  9645. We Americans have a love hate relationship with change, and right now a lot of people are in the hate part.
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  9646. @ChuckSeverson That's just bs. No one has ever been killed in the name of atheism; they were in the name of the ego and paranoia of evil dictators.
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  9647. Stop using facts and evidence because humans sometimes screw up?
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  9648. To produce the same amount of energy, nuclear take 1/100 the land as solar or wind.
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  9649. They’re only 5% efficient at using their fuel, and they cost a lot to build.
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  9650. The B-29 flew too high to be effectively intercepted, and US airpower would completely dominate Europe. The US was prepared to start mass producing nuclear warheads.
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  9651.  @vuktodic1356  B-29 flew higher than the effective altitude of all the Soviet fighters and AAA. I’m sure dumb luck or an exceptional pilot could shoot down a few, but not nearly the slaughter Vano thinks. No one is talking about hundreds, just dozens, and the US was producing enough weapons grade uranium and plutonium to make that many.
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  9652.  @vans2142  you’re presuming that the Germans and Soviets could have deployed enough jets to stop the B-29s. Between the limited production capacity, limited engine life, and air combat with other planes, you’re talking about fantasy.
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  9653. He probably doesn’t have enough liquid capital to do that. He’s super rich but most of that money comes from owning most of SpaceX.
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  9654. Too unreliable and not enough capacity.
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  9655. So you think a spaceship from a movie franchise is real but not really life rockets. That explains way too much.
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  9656. The idiots with the ballon are just making themselves, and by extension the UK, look bad.
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  9657. @vavan100 Really? What did they teach you in history? Gandi, or MLK jr.?
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  9658. Nathan Benger, New Zealand just band semi-auto weapons.
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  9659. Stop being racist to the SUV. It’s not red. It’s Native American, and why they would never cover the trial.
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  9660. We can see who the NPCs are.
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  9661. For an individual house some place sunny, it’s not a terrible option. However, when we’re talking about factories, skyscrapers, trains, etc. a few solar panels and batteries won’t cut it. Then a lot of the country isn’t in a sunny area and have a have bad winter storms.
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  9662. @rpfberkvens It doesn't take religion. Those people were good people before religion and will be after.
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  9663. It’s going to be the Surrender at the Forbidden City.
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  9664.  @iamgreat1234  I don’t know what kind of ass backwards history you’ve been taught. China attacked UN forced unprovoked.
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  9665.  @JohnnyWednesday  are you stupid? No seriously. Most of that diatribe has nothing to do with the weapon systems the US develops. The one point that has anything to do with what I wrote is is nuclear weapons, but those actually work as promised.
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  9666. Joe “I’ll spend all the money then print more” Biden doesn’t care about the money. He’s just being paid off.
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  9667. Joe “I’ll spend all the money then print more” Biden doesn’t care about the money. He’s just being paid off.
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  9668. Woe is me!
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  9669. @GypsyMofakka trolls maybe friactionRx
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  9670. so why didn't he eat bill and then puck it up
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  9671. Ok, so you're one of those lunitics that thinks all (or almost all) government is bad. Also the government needs to get and spend more money over time just to stay a the size it is, with no growth, to simply keep up with inflation.
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  9672. I use all 7 days in this context.
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  9673. Maybe not meat, but fruits, vegetables, and stuff like jams or pickles should be no problems.
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  9674. 800,000 neurons is about as many neurons as insects.
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  9675.  @michaelrichardson989  ants have ~200,000. Bees have ~900,000-1,000,000
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  9676. You can burn high level actinides in a uranium reactor. The reason we don’t is because the fuel robs break down
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  9677. We don’t actually know what would happen to a person if they only live in .38G. We have no data.
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  9678. You don’t know that because we don’t have data. You’re just assuming that.
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  9679. I’m sure that all the leftists are too scared to try again.
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  9680. Having to prove that you are in the right, rather then others having to prove you in wrong is a bad precedent to set. At the very least it leads to stagnation, while running against the ideas of freedom the West has stood for, for hundreds of years. Comparing a sovereign nation to a trade union is a nonstarter.
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  9681. @kmelfina that's not how taxes work. You don't get to pick how much you pay. What you do is pay your fair share, and those at the top hav not been doing so.
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  9682. You need a Sabaton history lesson. Look up 40:1.
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  9683. Thank you.
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  9684. Renewables will never replace fossil fuels. Nuclear is the only source that can replace fossil fuels
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  9685. Yeah, I’m still impressed by Rittenhouse’s trigger control
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  9686. Vote Vive Frei!
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  9687. I think you mean murderous rioters should think before trying murder some.
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  9688. Not that I don't like Stephen Colbert, but it's sad that we've gotten to the point were he is the best choice for a seat.
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  9689.  @jankutac9753  before ~2,000 years ago we we only have archeological evidence, but the Romans did write about the Germanic tribes. Then around 1,500 years ago our own records are good enough to say our ancestors were pretty individualistic.
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  9690. To defend himself.
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  9691. Sorry, dude you're wrong. What brought on the Renaissance and then the Enlightenment was the reintroduction of Classical Greek and Roman works that were most saved by arabs.
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  9692. Jan Vesely, no, there are only 30 countries with nuclear power plants, and of those, only part of them have the kind of institutional support that is needed. In South Korea, a pretty strongly pro-nuclear country, has a president who is vehemently anti-nuclear, and he has been doing his damndest to shut down nuclear in South Korea. Similar situation in France with the macaroon.
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  9693. @sstack83 no his sweater was blue
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  9694. And we will be for any foreseeable future. We’re just done providing free protection for everyone.
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  9695. A minor correction, Germanic refers to Germanic tribes, the languages they spoke, the culture they practiced, and all the people languages, and cultures that descend from them. While what’s now Germany (and parts of Scandinavia) is the ancient home land of the tribes, the English, Dutch, Scandinavians are all Germanic.
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  9696.  @koschmx  the only thing that more French in it than Germanic is English vocabulary, but even then the grammar and most of the basic vocabulary are Germanic. As for genetics, the English are very much a mix of people from northern Germany, the Netherlands, and Denmark. Moreover, the Normans were the descendants of the the Norse who settled in France, and Northern France was settled by the Franks, a Germanic tribe and who the country is named after.
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  9697.  @koschmx  I get it, you don’t understand what ancestry is.
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  9698.  @koschmx  culture, language, and genetics are all part ancestry, and I’ve been talking about ancestry the entire time. Also, I just explained to you the French are Germanic. However, you seem to be confusing Germanic and Deutsch.
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  9699.  @koschmx  Und? Sprechen Englisch und du wärst auch kein Engländer. However, all of that is besides the point. The English are Germanic by every measure of ancestry
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  9700. @UCt_TcnJ1PhbkfBJ90g5PM9A I’m American and English is my native language. If I moved to the UK, I would always be though of as an American. Considering how my maternal grandfather and mother were both mistaken for Germans in Germany when they were stationed (separately and decades apart) there. The drunks were pretty insistent that my grandfather was their long lost brother from what I’ve heard. Germans aren’t Aryans. Aryan is an Indo-Iranian word, and the word Iran is actually derived from it. So the real aryans are from Iran. However, I’ve been talking about groups and their relationship with each other, and speaking of which, one unnamed study contradicting very well established history is just bs. Now, if that’s a study of the British nobility, that would makes sense because of the the Norm conquest.
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  9701.  @koschmx  yes, you will never be German. German is an ethnicity, not a nationality. The nation is built around the ethnicity. Yes, the English are liberal, but that doesn’t mean you can just join the English ethnicity by becoming a citizen. Furthermore,the English are part of a group ethnicities related by language, culture, and blood and that group is called Germanic.
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  9702.  @koschmx  yes, a child can be inculcated with English culture (language, manners, values, etc.) to make them English. Those are things that have to be inculcated from, if from birth, at a very young age. England is ruled by common law, not Roman style Civil law. Moreover, there’s no continuity between the English tradition and the Roman one.
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  9703.  @koschmx  yes, we use the symbols of Rome. That doesn’t mean are tradion of law and governance come from Rome.
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  9704.  @brian2440  most people think reactors are just in like a shed
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  9705. Might those countries still be that way because they don't have a State-run education system and don't have an education system that generats an eduated work force. The reason why private schools do better is because of outside factors.
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  9706. Sitting is a resting position and it's disrespectful to be resting while you're supposed to be showing respect.
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  9707. You know all the people shot were white, right? Also, if people are within the law, feel free to carry. It’s your right.
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  9708. They’ll be too busy trying to put up some kind of resistance to the US conquering them.
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  9709.  @I_break_games  the US bought Alaska is to keep it of the hand of European power, but I don’t see what that has to do with Canada trying to build invade Alaska
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  9710. Pass me the salt, and I'll be happy to have that war.
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  9711. He’s rather successful for someone who is irrational
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  9712. Nuclear is the safest form of power with the fewest deaths per unit of energy produced. Time and cost are driven by over regulation and anti-nuclear nuts. Medium and low level waste is a non-problem, and high level waste is fuel for fast reactors. Also, I want to hear how you plan on containing the lead and cadmium waste from solar and wind for a trillion years.
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  9713. In the Venn diagram of power sources, only one is in the over lap of reliable and low impact.
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  9714. The most energy intensive part of the making steel is heating the crucibles of steel, and that happens 24/7/365.
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  9715. Most likely a couple of helicopters.
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  9716. The most open corrupt I’ve ever seen was Biden bragging about how he got a prosecutor in Ukrainian fired for investigating the company Hunter was on the board of.
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  9717. “E Pluribus Unum”; “United we stand, divided we fall”; “A house divided shall not stand”; etc are American mottos. Strength through unity is not a theme exclusive to fascism. You seem to mistake a stern and a some what self-righteous attitude for fascism. “The Moon is Harsh Mistress” was later in Heinlein's life, so not really reflective of his views for most of his life.
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  9718. Those are references to Rome because the US is republic like Rome. The only relationship between the American repubic and fascism is that we both draw on symbols of Rome, only the most influential civilization in western history.
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  9719. You aren’t actually comprehending what I’m saying. Strength in unity is not the core of fascism. Unless you’re going to call literally every form of government fascist, that can’t be the defining idea of fascism. Furthermore, unity doesn’t mean collectivism.
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  9720. Not just NATO. Japan and other US allies.
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  9721. Cryptocurrencies aren’t supposed to be assets. They’re supposed to be money being traded for goods and services
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  9722. Try looking up the video before making shit up in your head.
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  9723. The only time I know of that happening is in Cambodia when another communist country, Vietnam, removed their communist government.
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  9724. China hasn’t been growing at 6.5% for years.
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  9725. Most countries in Europe aren’t even a century old —I’m including countries that completely reformed their government, like Germany and former Eastern block countries— during the greatest peace in history
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  9726.  @alaeus2310  you didn’t understand anything. These systems haven’t had to deal with real since they were form, reformed, or reconstituted.
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  9727.  @alaeus2310  most of those are enough to change administrations, not change the type of government. The only one mentioned that could is the Russian invasion of Ukraine but only those involved. Also, the Cold War wasn’t a crisis.
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  9728. @unicyclepeon that wouldnt happen it was an action of the state not of the people shooting as long as its moral and legal
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  9729. The increase in those numbers is because of better diagnosis. People used to die from cancer and we’d label it something else or unknown.
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  9730.  @franticmower7300  Japan is seeing a flatlining of GDP growth but is experiencing per capita growth. China is looking at negative per captia GDP growth.
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  9731.  @tsmkcs12  the USD being the global reserve currency is an effect of US economic dominance, not the cause. Big events are relatively easy to predict when you understand the fundamental patterns. In WW2 the Pacific War was easy to guess. Japan and the US were the two powers in the Pacific. Japan being resource poor was already trying to conquer territory for resources. Eventually that was going to lead to conflict with the US. The US being a resource rich and the industrial power at the time was just going to build an endless number of ships and overwhelm the Japanese. If we long at those patterns at how China and the US are going to fair in the future, it doesn’t look good for China and the US is going to be fine. As my previous comments explained China’s population is going to, in not already is shrinking. By the middle of the century they’re only going to number half of what they do now. That’s going to cripple China without enough young people to support the elderly. Most of China is terrible for growing food, too cold, too wet, too dry, too hilly, etc.. China is resource poor. The US is resource rich. The Great Plains are a huge mass of great agricultural land, so the US grows more food than we can eat, which is something given our roundness. Our population is stable, and with a immigration is slightly growing. Policy can’t change those things.
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  9732. The irony of that would just be too funny.
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  9733. Because the conventions in English is that the continents are the Americas and the US is America, which is why we’re called Americans.
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  9734.  @txbow88  it matters because under English conventions the Caribbean isn’t part of America (the US) but the Americas, specifically North America.
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  9735. I like you, but you have really bad habit of talking about things you don’t understand anything about
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  9736. The Republicans are moderate, but the Democrats have been becoming more extreme over the last 5-6 years.
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  9737. I thought everyone understood that rights given in the constitution aply to all levels of government, but If you want to give up rights like freedon of speech, trial by jury, do process, and many more, if the state you're living in doesn't like those right's given in the constution go ahead.
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  9738. You’d murder some who defend himself from a child molester and woman beater?
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  9739. Because that’s a net negative energy return.
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  9740. @BlowDevilUp to point was people always foreget about plants
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  9741. At best you would get life in prison.
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  9742. What about Kenji? Also, Babish and Josh are mostly entertainment.
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  9743. The bugs obviously have some kind of space travel if they have an interplanetary empire.
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  9744. How is solar roadways trying to glom on any bit of credibility to a reflection on the other people?
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  9745. @seeqer66 it shows that she can even say i'm wrong on something so damn small and is fucking stupid
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  9746. @BrooklynJEW7 no it's only 96%
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  9747. It’s great that you aren’t in charge of procurement. Your criteria is only looks.
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  9748.  @HelicopterMaster475  1) you didn’t say anything about safety 2) you clearly didn’t watch the video, which goes through the safety record of the V-22
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  9749. @Tradd20 The kid was his son
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  9750. It’s funny you mention Fern Gully right after Avatar because Avatar is Fern Gully in space.
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  9751. Keith Anderson, critics actually do improve things. Naysayers are the ones who don’t improve anything.
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  9752. I heard it’s a reference to catfish. They’ve got nasty skin to eat
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  9753. You don't get it there isn't enough gold, silver, and platinum to use in exchange. I'm not saying we need to have enough gold to equal all the wealth of the US; I'm saying we need enough gold to equal the money we use to exchange.
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  9754. No, there's even more French mixed in making it even harder.
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  9755. The factory isn’t right next to the launch pads, particularly the ones in Florida.
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  9756. Two brains are better than one only when they are looking a problems from different angles. Also, monopolies have no insensitive to improve.
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  9757. @TheUnitedStatists the wars we are in are doing nothing but getting people killed and wasting money. i think being alive is better than being dead and broke.just so you know if you speak english you speak 35% german any ways. Sorry but if you had your way there would be ltl to no life on earth from you truning it in to a radioactive wastland.
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  9758. This is a joke, right? France is a lowkey socialist country
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  9759.  @loona_mew  No, because of how they regulate and subsidize industries.
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  9760. Biden is just a citizen with no legal right to see them
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  9761. Why should anyone give you a platform to shout stupid shit from that doesn’t also include Spencer? I’m not defending what Spencer says, but he should have a place to say them like everyone else.
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  9762. I’ve never heard of defending your rights called propaganda before. You’re right we’re the only country with constitutional protections for speech because we think the idea of send people to jail for thought crimes ridiculous.
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  9763. And he repeats the mistake several times
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  9764. No, it's just that the guard and efforts to defend the prison were so bad that it's funny.
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  9765. It’s really is weird vassalage when the vassals pay nothing and get peace and prosperity for it.
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  9766.  @RisikoAO  Letting an ally use some of your territory and troops for your benefit isn’t exactly a price. Germany and France love to criticize the US’s foreign policy. Nothing stopping Italy from doing the same.
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  9767. Trudeau basically said that once
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  9768. The reactors are in containment buildings that can withstand anything short of a bunker buster.
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  9769. Nuclear has lower lifetime carbon emissions than solar and wind. Also, no one is going to leave valuable fuel rotting in a hole for 100,000 years. They’re not even going to leave it there for a century.
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  9770. You live in a fantasy world
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  9771. Principled realism. You hear Arch reading parts, so obviously he helped.
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  9772. The GND explicitly states that they want to replace nuclear.
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  9773. M60s weren’t in the first Gulf war. Those where M1-A1s.
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  9774. I don't like my right being taken(Obama/Bush) away but I also don't want important duties of the government to be neglected(Ron Paul). For me it's crap or crap; I'll take the one we the people have a chance of stopping, the lose of rights.
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  9775. Sorry tired
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  9776. I know Japanese tastes ar a bit different, but really, a mix of metal-core and hard-core?
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  9777. This is a lot like a major frame repair on other cars, and those can run in the tens of thousands.
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  9778.  @garywhite7886  California and New York are tied with Canada, but that’s just a couple states. The Viva Frei channel, run by a Canadian lawyer, has a ton of videos on the tyrannical behavior of Canada beginning last year.
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  9779. Canada literally set up internal borders to restrict internal movement and Trudeau declared martial law
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  9780.  @Robcroley  the only one being histrionic here is you for calling a peaceful protest and occupation, but you’ve obviously been conditioned by the media to uncritically accept obvious bullshit.
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  9781.  @Robcroley  if you don’t like political protests, don’t live in national capitol. You seem to think Ottawa is just your city; it’s not. It’s the capitol of Canada. You don’t claim to be protecting the rule of law by undermining the rule of law.
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  9782.  @Robcroley  democracy doesn’t men tyranny of the elected. All citizens have the right to protest the actions of the government at any time. I have no problem with public sit-ins from any side so long as they didn’t damage property to enter or damage property in the process of protesting.
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  9783.  @Robcroley  no, lost business isn’t property damage. Sells are not property in any sense, let alone a physical object that can be damaged. A sit-in is a sit-in regardless of size, and Ottawa wasn’t shut down. The protest was a couple streets near the Houses of Parliament. It’s only your who are making this a zero-sum game with no run to negotiate. If Trudeau would have actually sat down with the people he is supposed to represent, he could have resolved the problems with far less disruption. However, he has a fundamentally authoritarian mindset and only knows how to use the force of the state to force submission
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  9784.  @Robcroley  loss of business can be a legal tort, but there was no property damaged therefor no property damage. Yes, we’ve established that you’re an authoritarian who believes in the tyranny of the elected, but that’s not the English liberal tradition of Canada works. Everyone has the right to peaceful petition their government for redress of grievances, and it is the duty of the government to adress the grievances of its citizens.
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  9785.  @Robcroley  I called you an authoritarian because you are one. You’re advocating for the removal of peaceful protesters. Also, an ad hominem is saying you’re because of some derogatory label. I’m saying you’re wrong because you don’t under how the English liberal traditions Canada is part of. Sitting in a parked truck IS NOT an act of violence. Words have meaning, and you don’t get to just slap what ever negative word to something you find bad. You’ve tried it repeatedly.
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  9786.  @Robcroley  All totalitarian communist regimes have said they’re goal is to shape society and the people who make it up so that the government would just dissolve because it’s unnecessary anymore. People aren’t defined by what they say they support but what they actually support. Canada enacted internal borders. That’s the kind of thing the aforementioned totalitarian communist regimes do. Canada has also frozen bank accounts without doe process under Canadian law. Yes, an occupation requires force. There was no force used by the truckers, therefore it wasn’t an occupation. You don’t get to label things with a word then say what you’re labeling with said word must have those characteristics because you have labeled it as such. Tyranny is neither peaceful nor good governance, and you have tyrant. Jan. 6 was a protest that got out of hand because Pelosi didn’t put enough capitol police on crowd control. Why she did that, I have no idea.
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  9787. NYMBYism and various other forms of outside interference.
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  9788. @richardaberdeen all you do is make staments we can not answer statments. All you need to do is add how does or how can to the start of of your statments to ture them in to questions
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  9789. Maybe you should look in to pastafarianism because it's mostly making fun of christian practices and religion in general.
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  9790. I fucking mean Scotch-Irish, not Scottish. The Scotch-Irish broke off from the rest of the Scottish a long time ago and formed their own culture, very different from but derived from the Scottish. The way I quoted him was fine because I showed I had omited a few words. Also, speaking wasn't the most important work. Speaking was, at best, equal to having different cultures, and even if it was more important I can still show what he said to be false.
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  9791. Because batteries won’t work.
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  9792. Sorry but it's idiotic to think people will some day jump out of bed and say "I'm going to go learn all this complex math and stuff that, frankly, makes my head hurt because I'm bored." People do stupid stunts and make things out of popsicle sticks when they're bored. People make rockets and the like they have great passion and drive.
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  9793. No humans on Mars = no terraforming. We would like to get started as soon as possible, so as many generations can enjoy a terraformed Mars as possible.
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  9794. That may be true for HIV but other STDs are much higher.
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  9795. 6 ships vs 100s of ships. Also, German aircraft are outdated.
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  9796. Your lawyer files the paperwork like any other law suit then you hire someone to serve them in their country. They then hire council in the jurisdiction the case is being held in. It’s not really much different from suing a person in a different state.
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  9797. Go to the keys, they're filled with mostly hippies and the like.
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  9798. Reality has become satire, and satire reality. God help us (and i'm an athiest).
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  9799. No, torture does not work! Confessions gotten by torture are far more offten false than true. Also, most torture isn't to get information, but to get people to say what you want them to say.
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  9800. @FlyinSpaghettiMnstr7 I thought we all knew that along time ago.
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  9801. God damn (pun ment) the asshole.
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  9802. anyone whit an R in front of there name from here in Tx
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  9803. What if speed trap didn't work? Oh wait they don't and they are ilegal in a numder of places too.
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  9804. You need to learn more history. The US annihilated Iraq in 1991, and South Korea is still a country.
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  9805. Your idea of what deffeneding oneself if fucked up. A person can't stalk a person then start something with the person and call that defending themself.
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  9806. Wind and solar aren’t cheaper, and they have much bigger problems like inconsistency and waste.
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  9807. You’ve been listening to fossil fuel propaganda
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  9808. If they were protesting at one of his talks, you would be right. However, Milo was just eating a meal in private.
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  9809. They are a group of people who think the Earth is flat and not round.
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  9810. You’ve got is backwards. Capitalism is what’s driving is outwards.
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  9811. Naquadira is best
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  9812. Great video on one of the biggest reasons solar sucks.
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  9813. Nuclear reactors are nothing like nuclear warheads. There’s not even enough uranium to make weapons grade material.
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  9814. Ja I just learned that from another person.
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  9815. Why you move to hut and no make cave better!? Make cave best cave before move to hut.
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  9816. strretsafair0, building a colony in space is far harder than on Mars. Being far away doesn’t make it something hard, nor does being close make it easy.
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  9817. This isn't about trying to change your faith or my lack of, but the relationship between the state and religion. As chereleaders that are acting as agents for the school and the state via the school. As agents of the state they sould not indurse or denounce any religion.
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  9818. In English we say America.
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  9819. Even the most efficient water recovery systems are only about 90% effective
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  9820. MSRs and IFR are better options, and they’re 50 years old.
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  9821. MSRs and IFR are better options, and they’re 50 years old.
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  9822. You’re conflating nuclear reactors with nuclear weapons. Sure there’s obviously overlap, but that’s like saying conflating fertilizer manufacturing with bomb making.
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  9823. I think they just found it.
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  9824. Maybe 1000 homes
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  9825. No, he probably just tried of taking bs from the media for no reason.
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  9826. Really? all I’ve seen are articles about how _ company is going to fail after small hiccups or them testing out something new. Also, he’s not rating the journalists, he’s making a site where the public can rate journalists. Basically just a public potion poll.
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  9827.  @flynlion-p9i  and?
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  9828.  @flynlion-p9i  and again, that’s relevant how?
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  9829. Because the skeptic has a very limited idea of how farming works.
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  9830. @Snowgoon901 marrige rights matter for gay people for the same reasons as other people. taxes, rights over kids, right about what happen when one of them is hurt or ill that kind of stuff
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  9831. When you plan to fight someplace so flat the curvature of the Earth is what stops you from seeing into infinity, having almost no depression doesn’t matter.
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  9832. Noisykiller, my point is that on the European plains where Soviet and now Russian tanks are built to fight on have very little in the way of hills, and ones that are there aren’t that tall.
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  9833. Noisykiller, I’m not disagreeing. I’m just making the point that it’s not really problem for where they’re meant to fight.
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  9834. Yes, they’re all designed to be built in one location and moved to the power plant, and all the navy ship reactors are SMRs. There are some designs intended fit inside a cargo container so they can be moved to areas hit by natural disaster and stuff. The kilowatt reactors are designed to be sent to the moon and Mars.
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  9835. Someone committed a crime elsewhere. Therefore, Hong Kong should extradite people to the mainland. That makes no fucking sense.
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  9836. Fusion is cool, but even if someone figures out how to create net energy gain from it, it’s still going to be cost prohibitive. ITER has so far spent about $20 billion and still going: How expensive are the commercial reactors going to be?
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  9837. some body, more like your chances of writing a cogent sentence.
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  9838. sprybug, people were talking about massive win overall for the dems, and all they’ve only gained a couple seats. Also, you might want to look up what ideologue means if you’re having a hard time understanding.
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  9839. Sprybug, now, was I specifically talking about you? People were talking about a huge change in both houses and even in state elections. A small majority in the House of Representatives is not anything like that.
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  9840. sprybug, who were those people? Everyone mouthing off about a blue wave.
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  9841. @Brandonduboff algea can be a very big problme. look up "algea dead zones" in google.
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  9842. Hokkaido has only been part of Japan for about 150 years. That’s a pretty short time by Japanese standards.
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  9843. Nuclear technologies are prestige technologies. The major countries involved in developing nuclear reactors first cut their teeth nuclear weapons. Germany and Japan never developed nuclear weapons, so they don’t feel attached to it.
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  9844. You have to have both. It’s just that the US and Soviet Union favored different mixes because of their particular needs.
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  9845. It was ever a question that they all are?
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  9846. @richardaberdeen i was talking about the comments on this vid and thank you. 1) from systems made of things that have funtions as simple as on and off. like how computers work 2) motion is as old as the universe. big bang says the universe has been growing seans the frist instant and we have energy in the universe with the expation of spacetime with the energy in the universe matter started to move 3) thats as good as asking why is the universe here.
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  9847. Chinese growth is dead, and Australia is part of the West, not our lap dogs. That’s the CCP thinking
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  9848. You don't seem to get the idea that the police did not have any reason to suspect that the farm was growing marijuana from the information we have at this time.
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  9849. @restlesspride666 i think you mean 8
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  9850. She's said she's Armenian many times.
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  9851. Tell that to the people who have filed law suits against and police who have arrested people for misgendering someone.
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  9852. People who argue against nuclear should be discouraged.
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  9853. yes we want to know when they've died so we can have a party to say they are dead and the world is a better place
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  9854. Working hard is just terrible, and it’s just so dictatorial that employees have to answer to their boss
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  9855.  @aruspice  you sound like a haughty “professional” too good to move boxes and other simple stuff.
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  9856. @cne08 that better than 15 million for spilling coffe on yourself
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  9857. No, it’s gonna be East Asia.
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  9858. That kind of thinking is part of the probem now days. A business should make money by either making something or doing something. A news outlet's purpose is to give the unbiased reporting and make money from doing it. Fox fails at the former making it fail as a news outlet and making it a propaganda machine for the right.
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  9859. Solar in Germany is easily an environmental negative
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  9860.  @thetaomega7816  what’s criminal if you’re anti-nuclear stance that forces y’all to burn coal.
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  9861. Only a couple of them are new, most are either from behind the seanes or do guesst spots as host now and then.
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  9862. It's not called that but yes that is one of the problems. Tribes in papua new guinea have had problems from that in the resnt past (like the 1970s).
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  9863. More efficiency is not the cure all for the problems of solar.
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  9864. It was clearly false advertisement.
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  9865.  @OfficialCharles  then they didn’t do a good job.
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  9866. That's just plain wrong. The US declared war on Japan after Pearl Harbor, and Germany declared war on the US a few days later.
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  9867. You’re not.
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  9868.  @SimplifiedFinanceSiFi  The Philippines, Wake island, and Guam are/were all American territory. The US did have territory invaded by the Japanese, but those areas are on periphery of the US.
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  9869.  @SimplifiedFinanceSiFi  that’s what I said in different words.
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  9870. Oil requires life, a lot of it, and geological activity. Even if Mars has small pockets of life, there’s not nearly enough, and Mars has been geologically dead for a very long time.
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  9871. Jinx Jones, took and IQ test as a kid. I got 130, so even if a lost a few over the years I’m well above average. However, everything I said is based on common knowledge.
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  9872.  Athos Aramis  you didn’t watch the video, did you? He’s talking about the nation state and uses medieval times as a counter point.
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  9873.  @captsean660  and the UK, Denmark, and Sweden still have monarchs.
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  9874. It's a show about padgents for little kids, and you should be very happy you've never seen it because it's creepy to see little girls dressed in cone bras and doing sexual moves adult preformers do. TYT has a few other videos about this stuff and you want to know more you should look those videos up.
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  9875. Thankfully, most of them don’t have kids
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  9876.  @whjk1  they killed fewer Americans in over a decade than die in a day.
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  9877.  @anthonyJones-ll4ei  what’s sad about stating facts?
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  9878. The only thing the Soviets had more of than more of than the US were tanks (only about 5% more) and artillery. When talking about planes, the US built more than ever other combatant combined.
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  9879. I don't think that was what she was saying. I think what was being said was that pharmaceutical companies don't have incentive to really work on finding a cure.
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  9880. The dude lives in like a 400sqf house and regularly works 100 hour weeks.
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  9881. See the thing is you’re feelings don’t count as evidence. Just because you want the president to be a criminal, doesn’t make him.
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  9882. Never heard of common law marriage have you?
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  9883. I ment thrown as in thrown by a trebuchet, you fucking moron.I don't even know who stupid you have to be to think I was talking about a bunch of guys throwing rock by hand. Also, a large number of castles were wood.
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  9884. Fossil fuel companies are trying to prolong their dominance, which is why they support renewables and have spent decades smearing nuclear. They know renewables are never going displace them, but nuclear could more or less do it from the start.
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  9885. Technology can’t change the laws of physics.
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  9886. With American regulations and the Jones act, it’s not surprising.
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  9887. There were actually gas powered pogo sticks back in the 60s.
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  9888. They’re very socially conservative and would probably like a hard crack down on crime.
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  9889. He’s not mentally fit enough to be imprisoned. He needs to be put into a care home
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  9890.  @snipercommando9  my point still stands for any form of punishment you have in mind
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  9891. If you’re producing more benefit then you’re consuming, you should be able to make a profit, and nuclear does make a profit.
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  9892. Biofuels have a negative energy investment. Converting seawater into hydrocarbon fuels is much more efficient, and it’s not just liquid fuels but natural gas.
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  9893. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fcc-cTCVY64
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  9894. Private prisons often are paid by how many inmates are being held and numerous private prisons use inmates as cheap labor
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  9895. David Elliott, I’m just saying how things work, not how you would optimize it.
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  9896. One more penny
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  9897. @ogokafor Wow you missed my point completly. It was about how you want to deal with them not about the people. when killing alot of people is your answer you need to rethink something
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  9898. Accuse your enemies of what in fact you yourself are are doing.
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  9899. @MPA34 why? we already know that she isn't smarter than a 5th grader or even someone with a brain
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  9900. Broke the law as in a speeding ticket or committed high treason? Perhaps something in between? It also doesn’t help that the MSM has been on anti-Trump crusade since he was elected.
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  9901. Yeah, Tesla’s are good cars. There are plenty of reasons to own besides being part of the environmentalist doomsday cult.
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  9902. Yes, although thankfully it is very small
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  9903. People do longer stays on subs all the time.
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  9904. Only because of stupid regulations and anti-nuclear activists.
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  9905. The best way to control the future is to make it yourself and if you can’t beat them, join them.
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  9906. Calling our current reactors dangerous just isn’t true. Sure we can build ultra safe reactors but the ones we have now are still the safest form of energy we have.
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  9907. I can take a month or more for women to kow she's pregnant, and we don't know if she could have seen a doctor sonner.
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  9908. What is “assault weaponry”? Also, were are you getting any of this. I’m guessing you’re just stringing words together.
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  9909. If we was on Kyle’s side, we would have made a directed verdict when Gaige said Kyle only shot him after he pointed his illegally possessed gun at Kyle.
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  9910. @Brandonduboff we souldn't go fucking with the ecology of an area. thats why i like this becuase its fixing the ecology and giving economic growth for an area
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  9911. Unmanned missions have been doing great work. However, the manned space program started spinning its wheels in the 70s after Nixon ended the moon missions.
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  9912.    Do you have something to say or are you just going to quote a text book or whatever at me?
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  9913.  @Cesar1492Enjoyer  no, the Soviet Union wasn’t. Have you seen the cars they drove or how long the waiting list for them was? Do you know how many kinds of cheese they had: 1. They were better off than some countries, but they were far from prosperous
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  9914. @whatnameisavailablee yes it is. its the way we talk to the computer as in the computer getting data not just information it knows nothing to do with
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  9915. You don’t know what the word asinine means.
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  9916. I have a better idea: repossess and burn in more advanced reactors. This circumvents the whole problem in the first place.
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  9917. Some people think that the simple act of being white and using an artifact from another culture is oppressing the other culture.
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  9918. The communists in Germany and Italy being violent is half the reason fascism was able to come to power.
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  9919. I think you’re confusing liberal with left wing because Heinlein was definitely not left wing.
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  9920. Not even awareness, just not breakdown in communication.
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  9921. Do you understand the difference between the past and present? Also, you’re nuts if you thinking the US is white supremacist nation. The studies on how racist countries are found the US to be among the lest racist nations on the planet. We even have laws that actively promote minorities.
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  9922. Well that's true, but they are still more inforavtive and less biase than most news shows.
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  9923. There may be a problem, but the solution isn’t just stop farming. The Netherlands is one of the largest food exporters in the world, and this year there already going to be the worst famine in history
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  9924. Tesla are corrupt.
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  9925. I’ve got an offer for the Iffel Tower for you
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  9926.  @garyrooksby  fuck you found the greatest counter argument ever, a typo.
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  9927. He has mentioned he is.
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  9928. Lighting a giant bottle of highly combustible chemicals then riding it at hypersonic speeds into space.
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  9929. @richardaberdeen 1) go look at cdk007s vid the origin of the brain 2) adding engery to matter any kind energy to any matter 3) i was telling you the right qestion to ask
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  9930. More like 90
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  9931. Russian air defenses didn’t seem to work that well against Israel’s F-35’s
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  9932. I cam to watch a video not read your bad spelling.
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  9933. No, that's just bullshit you made up.
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  9934. @frictionRx5 leave troll
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  9935. It’s also nonsense.
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  9936. Always bet on Elon
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  9937. We don’t care if other people speak English. The USD being the world’s reserve currency has nothing to do with our allies.
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  9938. I didn't answer your question because your first assumption is wrong and I didn't need to go any further. Can you really not understand the difference between growing and being injurd? Becoming a human is like an acorn becoming a tree; there is no one monment it happens but we can tell the difference. The joke is you; you can't use proper grammar; you can't understand basic conceptes; and you can't seem to read.
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  9939. Sadly yes, that is the same man.
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  9940. The reason three of those countries exist is because the fourth was happy to sail across the planet back when wind was the only way to move ships.
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  9941.  @NewEnglandYankee76  that’s agreeing with me. The British crossed the ocean when it was much harder. It won’t daunt them now as they move away from Europe.
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  9942. That’s a total lie. India is mostly burning coal, and they’re also investing into nuclear.
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  9943. @richardaberdeen no you dont you don't even understand that you are the one that needs to give me something to show god is really if you don't understand that the one saying something is really is the ine who said it was real
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  9944. You don't seem to love your brain because you aren't using it. You do knoe what an average is, and that people are above and and blowe the average, right?
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  9945. The cartels are terrorist organizations larger, more powerful, and more violent than Al Qaeda, and one has done what can be called an act of war.
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  9946.  @hermitoldguy6312  Looks like you’re so old you’ve entered your second childhood with such great arguments as “nugh uhh you are” How can I possibly respond to that?
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  9947. Dieseleletric subs are super quiet when running on batteries, but they’re not so great when running on diesel. It’s just a natural imbalance in technology when used in the right circumstances.
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  9948. There’s a gigantic IF that needs to be in there.
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  9949. Make some salad then cut up a grape and try the grape with a small portion
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  9950. The biker shouldn’t have done what he did, but self defense requires proportionality of response.
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  9951. What doctors do for a do not resuscitate order is dope the person up on morphine and trun of the life suport. That sounds like the least painful way to die to me.
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  9952. @Wolfau5 Projecting is all bill does. You dont have to look hard for stuff that makes this look good.
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  9953. The only true limits on resources are energy and creativity. Pollution is just an under utilized byproduct. We’re over populated because we have an impact? Everything has an impact on the ecosystem
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  9954. I think his meaning is that the occasional crazy attacks someone famous
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  9955. No, you moron. He's claiming to be a moraly upright person trying to do the right thing when he's stealing stuff from stores
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  9956. It’s demonstrably true. The French guy’s who started post modernism were a bunch marxists who were trying to cope with the the abject failure of communism. Rather than deal with the fact their favorite grand narrative was wrong, they set out to destroy all grand narratives.
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  9957. the problem with that is that dying is selfish too, because you make someone have to do something with your body and you won't be there to help when some needs help from you. The only good answer to this problem is to keep on living and helping people in the way you best can. Being selfish works you to the same end too.
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  9958. nerad jokes
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  9959.  @realMaverickBuckley  who made that prediction? Polymater just put the fourth video explaining China’s major problems, and you might want to look up Peter Zeihan
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  9960. Kamron Isaiah Johnson, do I really have to explain the context of what I talking about when the video title clearly explains the context or are you just really stupid?
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  9961. You probably think you’re going to invent something better than the wheel
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  9962.  @conradtm  and you miss my point completely. Some times things are how they are because that’s the best way.
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  9963.  @conradtm  there absolutely nothing unscientific about saying something needs to be supported by something and that reducing the resistance by making the contact point roll is a good thing.
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  9964. Count Danckula got an activist judge unfortunately.
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  9965. It doesn’t matter. The manpower is being used to fight Russia, and no one is crazy enough to get a ship into the ports.
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  9966. Many of them are churches, and their goal is generally not to help people break the law but survive the harsh desert.
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  9967. Darwin. If a person isn't smart enough to not kill themselves it's their problem.
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  9968. Just because you’re a sub who likes being dominant doesn’t mean the rest of us are.
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  9969. @bluegiant888 sports shooting doesn't mean you have to kill any thing. Target shottong is like archery.
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  9970. as soon as i hear "obmacare" i know i'm not going to get facts stright from the person who said it.
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  9971. Until their gearbox explodes.
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  9972. The Sherman was the best tank of WW2. Everyone gets tripped up in the Sherman vs German heavy tanks. Heavy tanks were specifically designed to defeat all other tanks, and they only made up 5% of the enemies the Sherman would fight.
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  9973.  @trianglemountainmotors1210  what statistics? I mean, We can compare miles driven without needing repairs, time until first shot if fire after stopping, or a bunch of other important statistics, so what ones are you talking about? The Sherman catching fire more than other tanks is a myth, and late war Sherman’s were below average on catching fire.
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  9974.  @trianglemountainmotors1210  Shermans definitely caught fire. They didn’t catch fire more than other tanks. The Chieftain has actually looked up the numbers in the archives. The claim they caught fire at a ridiculous rate comes from the memoir of a mechanic doing tank recovery. There are obvious reasons why his views are a bit biased. I think the Sherman was the best tank over all with some tanks being better in some areas.
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  9975. Shut up wumao.
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  9976. @SultanChase All of that stuff is in the old testiment (well the slaves aren't from West Africa but still).
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  9977. Subs have nothing in common with satellites.
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  9978. American “black culture” is lower class English culture mutated over time in the US. Also, people tend to be poor because they engage in particular behavior, rather than being poor causes particularly behavior.
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  9979.  @cavaugnsharkey2699  nope, I’m right on both. “Black culture” is a variation of Southern culture, which in turn is a form of English culture. American culture is English culture with a bunch of different influences. The Koreans, the Japanese, and the Norwegians all used to be poor at the beginning of the 20th century. Now they’re all known for very high standards of living.
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  9980.  @cavaugnsharkey2699  1) the Scots, as much as they hate the thought, are mostly English in ancestry and culture. 2) yes, English with influences. You’re not disagreeing with me in fact, just semantics. 3) excluding the minor contributions like beat pattern and a few crops, there was very little African culture brought over to the US. The slave owners stamped what ever traces there were. Also, the American slave population was mostly born in the US. 4) Yes, once the outside factors keeping them poor were taken away, they were able to build prosperity. Other places without said problems are still poor because of cultural problems. Argentina should be on par with the US in quality of life, but their culture has screwed them over constantly for the last century.
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  9981. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  9982. "I'll be whatching you from the beach Cenck" not creepy
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  9983. That's not a problem that we'll have to deal with for a long time, and it's a problem that's a lot eadier to deal with than trying the ones on Venus.
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  9984. That’s just water cooled reactors. Also, it’s a pressure cooker, not a regular pot.
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  9985. Damn I live near hood and I didn't hear about that mega-church or other stuff
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  9986. Total bs
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  9987. The normal ratio is closer to 5.
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  9988. I think you mean beer-holder in this case.
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  9989. Gawdamit, some hipster SJWs are into craft beer, unfortunately.
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  9990. Without a doubt. Even with the men an resources being used in China being redirected to fighting the US, Japan was completely out matched. The US had twice the population, had the resources of a continent, was by far the largest oil producer, had a technological advantage, had an industrial base equal to the rest of the world combined, and had nuclear weapons. By the end of WW2 the US Navy was larger than the rest of the world’s navies combined twice over. The US was always going to batter Japan into submission. The only question was how long it was going to take.
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  9991. Japan didn’t have 8 million troops in total, let alone in China. However, even if Japan had 8 million troops, it wouldn’t matter. They were groun forces. The war against the US was a naval war. What matters is how many ships you have and how capable they are. The US had something like 30 times the industrial capacity of Japan with the resources to supply them.
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  9992. You’re not getting it. Japan didn’t have the resources to do what you’re talking about. The only way for Japan to have won a war against the US was to not fight the US.
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  9993. The people killed in China were the victims of a futile effort by the Japanese.
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  9994. Long term planning is Chinese propaganda. China’s plans are like someone who’s never played basketball planning to join the NBA. What they really do is what ever they think is most advantageous at the moment and propagandize people into thinking it’s all part of the plan.
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  9995. Are you stupid or just not from the US? Pizza came from Italy, but about 50 or 60 years ago pizza became a common food and as much if not more a part of of American culture as Italian. Do you know where the hotdog, Frank being another common name form? Germany. What Cenk said isn't mindless nationalism, but part of the great cultural legacy of imagration and idversity in the US.
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  9996. In English, please.
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  9997.  @duncanharrell5009  that’s completely irrelevant to my point about Sargon saying you can’t have believers without belief.
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  9998. All the way out of office!
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  9999. We don’t have trillions of rounds, just billions.
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  10000. @get1modernwarfare2 That the idea of drug testing politicians was great idea before even seeing the video, and even better idea after seeing it now
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  10001.  @landuit8577  Republican forms of government aren’t about giving people what they want. It’s about coming to a compromise everyone can live with. A bunch of small extremely partisan parties find doing that much harder
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  10002. Maybe people aren’t part of a hive mind and will decent against misinformation.
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  10003. Not true are all. Mars only gets about the same amount of radiation as the ISS, which isn’t all that much.
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  10004. I don’t think you understand what a colony is because you mentioned several states and territories of the US.
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  10005. @BuddhaCharlie One out of how many cases? He's not the norm
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  10006. It seems like manslaughter to me.
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  10007. He was obviously carrying it to defend himself and others, which apparently was a very prudent decision.
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  10008. Sorry but you're stupid for think that sounds like bs. The US has had a third part split the vote of a voting block more than once before. Here this video might help you out: /watch?v=Y5suNtLwbBw
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  10009. Wow, you’re confusing DeSantis for Biden.
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  10010. Are you fucking stupid? You NEVER, NEVER turn your back to someone with a weapon! I would much rather risk being shot on a fight than give someone my back to shot me without a fight. In the state of Florida a guy ran down and STABBED DEAD another guy and got off because of stand your ground, and In other states you are allowed to kill people who are running away in the right circumstance. You don't know what you're talking about.
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  10011. Some Chinese cities have tried the drop anywhere sharing. It didn’t end well. People were just leaving them everywhere, including places they shouldn’t, and over all they were just a nuisance.
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  10012. Steve K, and… I know China isn’t necessarily an analogue for the US, but to dismiss what’s happened there is idiotic.
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  10013. Depends on how many of based components you make yourself.
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  10014. Yeah, from badly connecting to their audience to targeting an irrelevant group to their product.
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  10015. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof" How do you think that we do that with out separation of church and state?
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  10016. What is with these people? Don’t they remember what happen the last time a white ethnic group had a racial “awakening”? It ended in the largest war in history with tens of millions dead.
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  10017. He predicted the Russian invasion of Ukraine years ago.
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  10018. The Tesla was a dummy payload for testing, and the standard block of steel or concrete would have cost about the same. So all in all, why mot have some fun? Also, no one can end world hunger over night. We grow more than enough food to feed 10 billion people, but we can’t get the food to people. This is because of things like poor infrastructure and war, which just throwing money at won’t fix.
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  10019. Will Nitschke, because they lied, cheated, or just threatened you.
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  10020. How can we be mad at a fool?
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  10021. You're a moron.
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  10022. At a BSA summer camp I shot .22s and I was only like 10. I was jealous of the kids doing the skeet shooting with shotguns(you had to be 13).
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  10023. The bigger mistake was not noticing that we spent most of the 19th century expanding and ruthlessly pacifying the Western Hemisphere.
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  10024. this would be really good for astronauts if they ever lose presser
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  10025. Rittenhouse did nothing wrong. He was attacked and defended himself.
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  10026. Rank Amateur, what a fitting name. Rather than presuming my position and going on tirade about a strawman, ask what my position is.
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  10027. Rank Amateur, you’re a special kind of stupid if you think that replying to a person means it’s not directed at anyone.
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  10028. A lot of of them weren’t old enough to be wearing proper pants back then.
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  10029. The Germans were always stiff
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  10030. The better way of saying it is the EU is over regulated.
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  10031. Those are all arbitrary goal posts that have zero to do with our technical abilities.
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  10032. Setting arbitrary goals is not more reasonable. There is no good reason to say we can only do something after we’ve long had the physical and financial ability.
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  10033. The US has been able to do the dame for the last 1/2 century.
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  10034.  @lirex3248  the DF-17 isn’t 20 times faster than ballistic missiles or ballistic-missile defenses. The DF-17 is basically just a steerable upper stage of a medium range ballistic missile. Also, it doesn’t have the range to make it to the US.
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  10035.  @lirex3248  DF-41 is just a regular ICBM. The US has a number of defense systems to intercept them: THAAD, AEGIS, GMD, and Patriot pack 3. Also, DF-17 isn’t powerful enough to destroy a base. At best it can destroy a building.
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  10036.  @lirex3248  the US invented MIRVs back in the 1960s. The Trident missile can carry up to 12 MIRVs. The DF-41 is a normal ICBM.
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  10037.  @lirex3248  I’m not here for a dick measuring competition. You claimed China has super missiles that the US nothing comparable to, which I have thoroughly disproven.  PS, in horseshoes and thermal-nuclear warheads, close enough counts.
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  10038. 1) it doesn’t, unless you’re counting the radiation from the concrete. Concrete has a small amount of uranium in it. 2) the map people like to show of the “radiation spreading” is a map of wave height, not radiation.
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  10039. @deadbeef the only thing getting out of a cask are gamma rays.
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  10040. Not a bad idea, mary a cute asian girl and get hleathcare at the same time.
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  10041. They’re actually called continental vowels
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  10042.  @schmetterlingsjaeger  yes, but they’re called continental vowels, and not everyone in the Anglo-sphere has made it through the Great Vowel Shift —looking at you Scotland.
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  10043.  @knightbane2857  as a Texan, NO!
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  10044. Bio fuels are very expensive and energy negative.
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  10045. It’s exaggerated by him and editing
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  10046. We sent Pershing in after Pancho via, and if the violence crosses the border —and why wouldn’t it?—, the US would easily be able to distinguish the difference for the world.
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  10047. NATO was created to fight the Soviet Union. Russia is a shadow of the Soviets. Also, the Quad has emerged to counter China.
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  10048. Well, building a house takes a certain level of intelligence. You need to be capable of more than just swinging a hammer, but it's probably boring to someone with a high IQ.
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  10049. Tesla aren’t adding lidar. Some people saw Teslas with lidar attached for engineers to benchmark the accuracy of the vision system. Super Cruise is worse, and a worse system making people pay more attention doesn’t make it safer. And let’s not forget that FSD blows autopilot and all the driver assist systems out sf the water.
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  10050.  @rars0n  Tesla weren’t testing lidar. They were testing the cameras with the lidar as the tap measure. Super cruise relies on pre-mapped roads, and it’s not being offered anymore.
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  10051. The F-150 lighting and Rivian RT1 are just as heavy
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  10052.  @BrentWalker999  So the it won’t sell in the EU is a mute point. Happy we’ve come to a common understanding
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  10053. Even so, gas powered cars so inefficient that electric cars are more efficient. In gas powered cars most of the energy that is creat is heat (about 70%), and then out of the energy that is isn't lost as heat most of that is eaten up in the transmission, not truned in to mostion.
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  10054. Say you have a 200 billion dollar house but keep your job. Can you just pay a billion dollars for your electric bill.
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  10055.  @labibbidabibbadum  the point is selling off your assets to fund them is idiotic. These aren’t vanity projects; they’re businesses.
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  10056.  @labibbidabibbadum  when is a contract for work a subsidy? Contracted work is what a business is supposed to survive off of. You sound as economically illiterate as the socialists.
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  10057.  @labibbidabibbadum  you start off talking about NASA contracts. Then you jump to SolarCity, which wasn’t part of Tesla when they took the subsidies. Don’t get me wrong betting on solar is stupid, and his personal life is a mess. You just hate the man for your own irrational reasons.
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  10058.  @labibbidabibbadum  I don’t particularly disagree with you, but you’re anger is directed at someone who hasn’t done what you’re angry about.
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  10059. One more penny
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  10060. Fossil fuel companies did spread misinformation about TMI.
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  10061. Tanks are a lot easier to get stuck than most people.
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  10062. And when are you going to admit you’re full of shit after that doesn’t happen? When he’s retired on Mars?
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  10063. No amount of innovation is going to solve wind and solar’s biggest problem: they’re dependent on weather. Also, if nuclear got even half the backing wind and solar get, we would be well on our way to building out a fully nuclear grid.
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  10064.  @USAIRlines6408  it doesn’t matter how little electricity something needs if there’s no electricity. California has a grand total of 1 minute of storage, and they’re leading the way. Not really working so well that. As for moving electricity across the country, that’s trillions of dollars of unnecessary costs along with a more complicated and vulnerable system. You seem to have forgotten about the polar vortex that hit the US over the winter
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  10065. @Höðr at the time the Romans encounter the Germanic tribes, the god Tue (Tyr) was probably the most important god in their religion as his name implies. Tue is cognate with Zeus and Jupiter.
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  10066.  @harbinger200  there are hundreds of of obviously related languages. If they’re related, then there has to be a common origin for them, proto-indo-European, and the people who spoke that language are the proto-indo-Europeans. We don’t know for sure who they were, but currently the best guess is the Kurgans from just north of the black sea.
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  10067. In a race it's how you finish, not how you start, that's important. Also, the Us has sent more missions that haven't failed bad to Mars and other places in the solar system.
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  10068. 1barnet1, are you stupid? My point was that nuclear weapons and nuclear power are not the same thing. In fact, countries with both developed the weapons first. Do you know why? It’s because the weapons and power have very little to do with each other than creating a nuclear reaction. In fact, even the types of reactions are different. In nuclear weapons, you want to create a run away reaction. In a reactor, you want to create a stable supercritical reaction —that sounds bad, but all that means it it’s producing more neutrons than are being absorbed.
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  10069. After he's dead.
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  10070.  Pete  the total number of people doesn’t matter, so long as the supply and demand are in equilibrium.
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  10071. Humans are sexually dimorphic species. Male are on average taller, stronger, etc.. Females are on average smaller, more flexible, etc.. If we know there are differences between the rest of our bodies, why wouldn’t there also be physical differences in our brains?
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  10072. Last year I somehow managed to walk through the one in Galveston. They a cramped little places which I wonder how they could fit so many men in them. The destroyer escort next to it felt gigantic in comparison.
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  10073. No, they’re not cheaper. Moreover, they’re limited to particular places with major drawbacks
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  10074.  @zen1647  a renewable lobbyist group’s hypothetical doesn’t out do the empirical evidence of the electricity prices in Germany and France. Germany has sky high prices from their solar and wind. France has some of the lowest in Europe with most of their electricity coming from nuclear.
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  10075. It’s very rational to think what he did was wrong is you value the harm reduction over the rights of individuals
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  10076. @GermansMustDie How does that make them racists and not just you reading to much in to stuff?
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  10077. If you really think that 6.7 percent growth is real, I’ve got a bridge to sale you. The Chinese economy has massive problems all over, and the biggest one is the aging population that’s going to have more retired people than people working in a decade. The US on the other hand has the youngest population for any industrialized country, and if worst comes to worst, we can loosen immigration.
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  10078. @jakke1975 Do you have a better planet in the solar system, because all the ine out side of the solar system with our fastest prob to data will take 70,000+ year to get to the nearest star. We can really do anything one Venus do to the presser, 900+ degree F temps, and corrosive chemicals. Finaly Mars has as much dry land as all of Earth does.
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  10079. If you understand physics so much better, go build a reusable rocket. I’m sure it will be better in every way.
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  10080.  @shanewilson7994  now you’re just confusing Elon for Jeff Bezos and BO.
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  10081.  @shanewilson7994  the results clearly prove otherwise, but hey, the creationists are happy to have you in lala land.
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  10082.  @shanewilson7994  the reusable rockets SpaceX are flying. The hundreds of thousands of cars Tesla delivers each quarter.
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  10083.  @shanewilson7994  your willful ignorance is terrifying. Elon is heavily involved in the engineering. The whole reason he started SpaceX was because of the massive disparity between the cost of a rocket and material costs. No body came to his with some design asking for money. Moreover, there’s never been an orbital rocket that has a reusable booster.
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  10084.  @shanewilson7994  nothing is new then. Ferdinand Porsche invented the car, so Ford’d Model T wasn’t different or important.
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  10085.  @shanewilson7994  how did I miss represent you?
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  10086. Being mostly of Germanic decent, I love seeing the Germani kick Roman ass, but this amount of inaccuracy is just too much.
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  10087. If you have to ban the other options, you don't have a solution. If we really want to stop using fossil fuels, we need to earnestly move to nuclear.
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  10088. The Dutch copying Frank Lloyd Wright, if you’re going to steal, steal from the best
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  10089. Is a crazy old man really news worthy?
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  10090. Names don't influence people like that. My first and middle names, Michael and Gideon, come straight from the bible, and I strongly disagree with many chriastians.
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  10091. Jesus can back from the dead if you beilieve the bible; That makes him a zombie or some other form of the living dead.
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  10092.  @capmidnite  yeah, if you’re a guest or a convert, but if you’re neither of those, we will send you back
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  10093. Bringing life to a dead planet is really pillaging.
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  10094. There’s nothing hypocritical about being for free speech and suin for defamation. Defamtion is on of the forms of speech no covered by free speech.
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  10095. Would a Neil DeGrass Tyson video do?
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  10096. @shav4life Go to collage and get a degree in Aerospace engeering if you just want to get people to Mars, but if you want to tear form it or something else maybe something in climatalogy or biology.
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  10097. In absolute terms China has a lot of people, but it’s missing enough young people to support their aging population.
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  10098. Cook didn’t take slaves. He took the king hostage because a couple of his men had been killed in altercations with the Hawaiians.
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  10099. Accuracy doesn’t really matter. What matters is consistency to tell the difference between the different shells. However, it’s actually not hard to get both accurate and consistent data for this.
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  10100. Every thing because we’re going to win this one.
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  10101. We should apologize for what? The US didn't do anything outside the norms of WW2. The only thing special about the atomic bombs is that one bomb was able to destroy a city.
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  10102. Hope you like Rocky Mountain oysters
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  10103. By not convicting a 17-year-old for defending himself?
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  10104.  @RVWKing  self defense isn’t murder
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  10105. Back then they were called turbo-superchargers.
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  10106. That’s true of a lot of stuff.
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  10107. That's never going to happen because dong that will fuck up the whole planet.
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  10108. You’re a non-socialist leftist
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  10109. It’s the size of a cargo container.
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  10110. Republics are a form of democracy. The words basically mean the same thing in Latin and Greek.
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  10111.  @eidoneverchoosen1171  I’m not arguing any form of democracy over another —I have my thoughts, but I’m not here to argue about that—; I’m just saying you’re making a false distinction between democracy and republicanism.
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  10112. At least not without a negotiation.
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  10113. We can only do very limited test on Earth.
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  10114. @1234 no, the answer is larger populations with far more advanced economies that are far more efficient thus less destructive.
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  10115.  @thischanneldoesnotexist.2975  Everyone minimizes their taxes.  Literally the entire technology supply chain has major ethnics problems. Tesla are one major company trying to deal with those problems. Elon, through Tesla, turned electric cars from novelties into a real option. Trains are great, but they can’t replace cars for everything. You know the worst atrocities in human history have been committed by governments
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  10116.  @sagefields  Chicago and Denver are getting people too.
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  10117. Then he would be complaining about how cold the US is.
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  10118. Ao Tigris, Scotland has a very mild climate compared to the US. Other there it only gets kinda warm and kinda cold.
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  10119. No scientist worth anything has said we are in the 6th mass extinction. Have some species gone extinct because of humans, of course, but were not even close to killing 10% off, let alone the 70% required for a mass extinction.
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  10120. Solar is a waste of time and resources for most situations, and solar is a lot less clean than people think. Nuclear is the way forward until we’ve become a true space fairing civilization.
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  10121. Population density and shorter distances. Also, in China’s case not caring about profitability
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  10122. There is a definition of assault rifle: a small/medium caliber rifle with select fire capability. Now, US law doesn’t distinguish between that and other forms of automatic weapons
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  10123. @TheIllegalPotato crazy "wacko conseratives" or most the repub and teaparty are the ones you need to be scared of
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  10124. It’s not specifically tasked. It’s to what ever countries are considered enemies
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  10125. I wonder if intelligence agencies didn’t deliberately over estimate the capabilities of Soviet equipment that way the US would always be over matched.
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  10126. Every decision they made required more time and maintenance than they could afford.
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  10127. LegalEagle is terrible source for legal explanations. His information make you more likely to be arrested.
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  10128. A combination of animism and ancestor worship.
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  10129. Reread my comment, please. I have two independent clauses, each representing different and unrelated ideas, so I'm not says 45°C is the world record, just that Death Vally holds it. The world record, so you know, is 57°C or 134°F.
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  10130.  @Marmocet  microwaves heat asymmetric molecules there are plenty of asymmetric molecules in the air.
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  10131. @Domzdream I want to puck every time I see Bush's face.
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  10132. Yeah, the Han culturally assimilated people rather than massacring and replacing.
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  10133. @bamboo4tameshigiri Is that all you have? If you want to show me wrong then show me a good reason why this will not work.
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  10134. peter Fahlgern, holyshit, a Swede with a whiff of piss and vinegar. That’s refreshing to see.
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  10135. Grounds
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  10136. 6 months (or year if you’re on computer).
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  10137. I’m sure there are, but why are bringing that up here? These are nothing like that.
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  10138. How I wish the world was that simple.
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  10139. The President doesn't have the power to remove an elected official from office. Only congress has the power to remove an elected official from office, so you should be able to see the problem.
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  10140. What makes it great for one makes it great for both.
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  10141. @upplsuckimcool16 don't bother frictionRx5 is the tyt troll and feeding trolles is bad
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  10142. No, the US is from a historical perspective a left wing country. It’s just modern European politics have gone over the cliff with how left they are.
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  10143.  @Hhifix  holy cow, you have no idea what you’re talking about. You just called empires and monarchies left wing, and I’m assuming you’re calling the Nazis moderates. The only places the constitution mentions religion it’s saying the government can’t force religion on people. Also, have you heard of the John Brown gun club? They love guns and are extremely left wing. Conservatives don’t disestablish the church or rebel against their monarch.
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  10144.  @Hhifix  the constitution doesn’t mention god anywhere. It’s not a long document. You can read the whole thing in just a couple minutes. You seem to be confusing the constitution with the Declaration of Independence, but even then, it doesn’t say “god” but “our creator”. If you’re religious, that can mean a creator god, but if you’re not that is the process of evolution. Or you can believe it was aliens for all I care. Knowledge and expertise are demonstrated, not asserted, which is why an appeal to authority is a logical fallacy. “[J]ust because they are left wing doesn’t mean they aren’t supporting a Right wing ideology,”only a college grad can say something so contradictory. The rest is just nonsensical rambling and bald faced lies, like saying the Nazis were trying to destroy religion
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  10145. Hong Xiuquan caused more deaths with the Taiping rebellion a century before Mao. China had some very bad luck.
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  10146. Russia was hoping this would be a quick war that ended before anyone could start moving equipment. It’s now turning into a war of attrition
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  10147.  @grugnotice7746  no mind reading. All I and others have done is look at Russia’s actions. NATO is trying to kill Russia’s ambitions in Ukraine so there’s no direct conflict, which could easily lead to Russia being desperate enough to use nukes.
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  10148.  @grugnotice7746  you’re apparently unhinged
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  10149. Most revolutions are about replacing the current elite with people who they think will run things better.
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  10150. @Craigipedia at a very nice place
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  10151. That’s a terrible mix, particularly for a country outside the tropics. Wind, solar, and hydro are location dependent.
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  10152. @politicalratfinder christians have left their childeren to died with meds that would save them do to religious believes. They've made illegal to be how you are under possility of death in a country. sounds great to me
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  10153. Have you ever heardthe phrase, "You'll catch more flies with honey than viniger." Honey works much better with humans too. I, personaly think that it's really badass that an interrogator can get a confession out of a terrist using a cookie and a pet name his mother used.
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  10154. Nuclear is the safest form of energy we have.
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  10155. Ronnie Peter, no, compared to most countries those areas a pretty well off in those areas. Don’t get me wrong, we do a lot better, but in the larger pitcher we’re doing well.
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  10156. Talk about a privileged westerner.
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  10157. It's not my job to do the research for your clame; it's your job to do the research and then show it.
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  10158.  @brenth.8474  here in Texas a not uncommon hail storm took out a 3,000 acre solar farm last month.
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  10159.  @brenth.8474  Texas gets hit by tornadoes and hurricanes, so a large hailstorm isn’t unimaginable.
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  10160. More like get yourself marked as spam.
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  10161. 1) The new generation of reactors will use steam turbines until something better comes along. 2) We could use thorium in current reactors, but we wouldn't get any better results. The important thing is the improved reactor designs. 3) Even if renewables are cheaper right now, new reactors could change that, and it doesn't solve other problems with renewables, like inconsistency. Also, the idea that no one wants nuclear power is a huge lie. Most people are in favor of nuclear power, but it gets so beat on in public that most people won't speak up for it.
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  10162. @mlbfan3 I know Franlkin going to church was a political thing more than religious for him. Have you seen a Jeffrson bible he cut out the magic stuff in it. From what i know the only reason they thought it was important was to give guide to people who wouldn't have a common standerd.
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  10163. @brainlicker1 You mean like Robo Cop. With the privet prisons I'm feeling that might just be coming
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  10164. @HomleandSecurity "The Government of the United States of America Is Not, in Any Sense, Founded on the Christian Religion," thats from the treaty of tripoli. your facts are wrong you are crazy now stfu
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  10165. @whomybuddy what if the oyters are full of toxins and stuff that they are dangerous to eat
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  10166. @coolsteven2 The fact we have to keep them away from each other. They are like matter and anti-matter when they come together they destory each other.
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  10167. the thing is in most states they have one person with a D in front of their name in congress. If you take the money then you sould at least be will to not take it . you're saying that just because they got something you want but don't want to look like it its ok
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  10168. Hope you enjoy being in a war zone without a gun
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  10169. sorry dude you're just plain wrong about the student loan debt. Student loan debt is the only form of debt that can not be got rid of even in bankruptcy. Students are told both explicitly and implicitly that they must go to college, and now days to have reasonable job that will not leave you just barely scraping by you need some form a education and skill.
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  10170. I'd say we're lucky then because we have other ways to deal with the problem
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  10171. Similar but not the same. Pudding isn’t nearly as set, so it doesn’t hold the shape.
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  10172. @naturalpreservation they all do one thing help use survie in one way or another. crude doesn't matter as long as it works for what i need of it
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  10173. That's not how that works at all.
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  10174. Things like every element has radioactive isotopes. Thorium is bred into uranium, so saying thorium good, uranium bad is stupid. Uranium based reactors also require moderators.
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  10175. 10 rounds is more than enough. if you can hit someone (i mean for self-deffence only should you shoot someone) you would be better off throwing the gun at them because you can shoot. so why do you need to have even 20 round mags. guns a wepons is to send bits of metal faster than the speed of sound. why would we have no rules about what kind of guns people can own
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  10176. There was a lot of ground fighting happening as Tafy 3 supporting an invasion force suggests.
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  10177. The B-29 flew too high for interceptors or artillery.
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  10178. I’m not that familiar with Soviet equipment, so I’ll admit when I’m wrong. However, I still question how well the Soviets would be able to defend US aircraft.
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  10179. Yeah, hundreds of thousands of cars and hundreds of rocket launches with dozens being reused rockets is a scam.
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  10180. That’s the kind of idiotic idea that kills thousands of people
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  10181. You really have no idea what you're talking about. You don't even understand the basics of how anything you talked about works.
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  10182.  @slooob23  starship is actually very similar to early ideas. Being a hot body craft, starship will need minimal heat shielding on the windward side and none of the leeward side. I have to ask if you’ve ever seen a shuttle with human sized objects near it. Furthermore, shuttle was actually very heavy for its size because it was covered in heat resistant tiles from being a cold body craft.
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  10183. Ironically playing checkers against someone playing chess and winning has a long standing record in the US.
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  10184. The new girls was great for this video. Ana woud have been a bit up tight about the kid being left.
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  10185. It’s not. As the Germans, heavy on solar, how much the electricity costs then as the French, 75% nuclear, about theirs.
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  10186. In the US it's a form da facto racism that started off with laws and plaices that kept minorities poor and later plaices that keep poor people poor, which leaves mostly white women.
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  10187. Obama, Bush, and Clinton all let China cheat. That’s not really an endorsement.
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  10188. They don’t give that for self defense
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  10189. @BrooklynJEW7 Yes
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  10190. @Stein Mauer you know that steam engines and railroads both existed long before the first steam train, right? You don’t have to invent fundamentally new technology to make a massive breakthrough in technology.
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  10191. @Stein Mauer Tesla is the only company working on a general solution to autonomous driving. To that end, they’re the only ones working in vector space, like animals (including humans) do. Teslas are actually calculating how they think the world around them will be and planning accordingly. All other autonomous cars work in image space and just reacting to the environment around them, while driving along their preset routes. Machine learning is a technique, so of course other companies are going to be using it.
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  10192.  @primus711  “some of those demos looked controlled by a person in vr” that’s because it’s a robot (computer representation of the world like with VR) working in vector space (how animals navigate the world).
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  10193.  @primus711  a vector is a line segment with both direction and magnitude. One of the things I remember from Calculus in high school. Although, you might want to start with Vector from Despicable Me.
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  10194.  @primus711  that’s a line segment. A vector has magnitude and direction. When graphed, a vector is represented as a arrow with the length indicating the magnitude and the plot indicating direction.
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  10195. @dlsselle An if she had become vp she would have been one old mans heartattck or something way from being Pres. Palin. The idea of her in any high office is scary.
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  10196. The US average is 7.5 years, and with better reactor designs that’s going to go down, a lot.
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  10197.  @TheCapn23  leftists always say the weirdest things
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  10198. I think you're both wrong. "it (vulgarity) reads as entitled immaturity" To me that reads as many years of being a chef, and the people who sound entitled and immature are those who bother to understand where traits we have come from. The next sentence I have basicly the same response to, too. This women's criticisms are ignortan of the profession and other things that shaped Bourdain.
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  10199. Anti-trust laws, anti-corruption laws, etc.
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  10200. They’re trying to claim to be the originators of everything.
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  10201. zOgOs, you mean what do we think the branch formerly known as the Army Air Force? I don’t know.
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  10202. PETA are luring away little girl’s pet dogs so they can euthanize them.
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  10203. The French built their ships to be light and fast. It’s the British who built heavy ships, and they were suicidally aggressive.
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  10204. It is. Alex just says it wrong
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  10205. @69NAWAR69 Engineeres the most under valued people on the planet.
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  10206. Chad made verbal threats and threw the BF off of his own porch while trespassing.
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  10207. You don’t have enough kids
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  10208. The radioactivity of spent fuel has nothing to do with the size of a reactor.
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  10209. We should flip him upside down and use him as mortar for the fireworks.
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  10210. @TheBoxXITG Aspartame is bad for becuae it mess with you taste and that cause you to eat more than you would if you ate real suger.
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  10211. And I’m sure every poll in North Korea says people love everything about their country.
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  10212. I wonder how like this one is going to last.
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  10213. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  10214. More people in Spain are part of the the R1b haploid than Germany, and Spanish is a Latin language. Yeah, Spain is European.
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  10215. That's a nice set up for an ignorant fallacy. Also, saying it might not happen hirst your argument because the point you're making is that space exploration would happen without government leading, not something might take NASA place. "During WW2," is the key beacause in war snd other states of emergency many basic rights can be taken away, and the US wasn't trying to kill those in the camps off but to hold them.
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  10216. Well, you sound like an eco-modernist.
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  10217. Alex Brown, it’s fine.
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  10218. Because the foreskin as a high number of never endings in it, and never endings mean stimulation of one form or another.
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  10219. That's called a vulture system, and vulture systems don't work. We have a vulture system here in Texas, and all it does is cost the state money.
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  10220. That’s why the US invests so much into the censers.
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  10221. @Tonytrekdax Most of them never left the !950s because that was when the world was safe and hppy for them, and they don't care if it fucks everything up for the people younger than them.
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  10222. The Macaroon is the most loyal lapdog of the EU.
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  10223. Not all evil people are act how tey want to act, and humans have have both the seed of great kindness and great evil in us.
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  10224. Yes, Audie Murphy was a really person and did all of that.
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  10225. No, 5,000K sounds right for surface of the sun not the core because the core is millions of kelvin.
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  10226. not really here it is with you way of putting it a- nazis are on the farthest rightwing side b- beck thinks they are left wing c- beck is lieing or stupid maybe both d-beck needs to shut up and get off tv
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  10227. Hey Peter.
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  10228. The US could put colonies on the Moon and Mars if congress really wanted it. NASA could do it all on it's own, if given what it needs, a mandate, money, and congress not monkeying around in what they don't know.
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  10229. @Dinah4life When they say jump off a brige you'll do that too. OWS did not berak any laws (from what I know) and any law stoping them from protesating is unconstitutional because it violates a right in the 1st amendment
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  10230. eary yes
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  10231. By the end of the year, SpaceX will have done something only nations have: sent humans into space. They’ve also done it for a fraction of the cost, in the same time, and made most of the rocket reusable. SpaceX is something special.
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  10232. @nsakic Dogs and wolfs are the same species so you can't have hybrid.
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  10233. That’s all we’ve got.
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  10234. The Coast Guard is an actual Coast Guard. The Chinese Coast Guard is an offensive force disguised as a Coast Guard
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  10235. 60 trillion is about the GDP of the whole planet. How can they let that kind of shit happen.
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  10236. Wind and solar some of the most expensive energy sources.
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  10237. A responable congress that's an oxymoron.
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  10238. Literally everything is radioactive and bas been since the beginning of the universe. Where do you think we go those radioactive materials if not mining it?
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  10239. When they give millions of dollors to anti-gay groups
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  10240. Nuclear is going to take a lot less time to build out than solar or wind. In about 10 years the US built 100 reactors that still produce 20% of our electricity. How many millions of solar panels and wind turbines have we built that still only produce 1% of our electricity. Also, between the thorium fuel cycle and sea water extraction of uranium, we have more than enough fuel to last hundreds if not thousands of years. That’s plenty of time to develop even better sources of energy. Furthermore, the spent fuel from the reactors should be reprocessed and reused in reactors, and when better reactors that can burn spent fuel strait are fully developed, we can just use them.
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  10241. Life either grows or dies.
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  10242. Russia has known they have no chance against China in a ground war. They’re just going to nuke Beijing and be done with it
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  10243. @lex811117 Yes it is different, because the cap of the truck sheilds the bed from wind and the bed has walls that will keep the the dog from faling off if something comes lose.
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  10244. The US is re-industrializing faster than ever before in US history.
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  10245.  @jameswilliams2182  with unreliable overseas supply networks and automation it’s very much happening
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  10246. At the time they were called turbo-superchargers.
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  10247. That was to stop places like California from just dictating how things would be, like Pairs doesnto the rest of France.
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  10248.  @kevinmauricio4747  yes, I compared a city to a state. The problem doesn’t change between scale, and it’s not that big of a difference in scale. What’s hard to understand that the US is set up so that a few states with large populations don’t just form a simple majority and do what ever they want?
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  10249. Compared to Europe or China, the US has very little bureaucracy outside of the major cities.
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  10250. Land routes almost always lose out to sea routes because of cost, and frankly the US doesn’t need or want trade with more than a few countries, all of whom are outside of BRI.
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  10251.  @meocean5499  not needing trade doesn’t make the US irrelevant, and China is decades behind the US in terms of technology. China still hasn’t produced a high performance jet engines. China is only just catching up to what the US did in the 70s. The US vehicle market is dominated by trucks and SUVs, something the Germans don’t really make. Also, car sells in China peaked a couple years ago.
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  10252. Totalitarianism is great
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  10253. You haven’t seen Elon give a presentation before, have you? The guy likes putting on a show.
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  10254. I see one big problem in you thinking; someone whose thought were closer to Cenk's wouldn't do something like this because they wouldn't want to make everone to live by their valuse.
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  10255. Trucker were threatening to boycott certain cities in 2020 over safety concerns from the BLM riots
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  10256. Sure, you can, but don’t except it to travel very far.
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  10257. Sure, but we’re a very long way from dismantling Earth, and let’s not forget we have an entire universe
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  10258.  @joshbobst1629  millions, billions, who knows how many years from now, but that’s a question for another time and other people to answer.
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  10259.  @BigMac4459  you’re not getting it. Even if everyone in Japan decided that having as many children as possible was the greatest thing, that’s at least 18 years until they join the work force and 40 before they become tax positive citizens, and in reality longer. In that 40 year period, they need people to keep their economy going. Very few countries can support their modern populations at modern living standards without large amounts of resources from other countries.
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  10260. @penguinexplosion Some people grow plants that don't even produce food. They do it just because thay like growing plants like some people like to just bulid things. you sound like you think the only joy in a car is driving fast. What make you think you wont be able to drive a car at all.
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  10261. rats don't live more than a few years just so you
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  10262.  @DolphinPain  no, those are German last names, not Yiddish.
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  10263. Don’t bother. Tf00t doesn’t understand economics.
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  10264. @Lightrider4444 It's not the tools fault if you don't use it right! The big problem is that people to things based on what they think other people should do, not on what people really do. The problem he talks about happen even where and when there wasn't money. Now use you time to do something that help and not just bad mouth something.
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  10265. It's called personification, something we do every well. In this case he's personifing evolution by giving it the trait of intent.
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  10266. Unless you live in a condo, I don’t see any benefits good enough to justify an HOA.
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  10267. @TheDaajii All cults are realigions and all religions are cults. the only differnce is one is big the is small
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  10268.  @fattiger6957  for something the scale of Star Wars, I agree, but movies with a smaller scope don’t need that.
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  10269. You don't have to that far. All you have to do is make vegies right and your kids wil like them more than likely.
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  10270. @cptblackamar I disagree him chosing to ignore evidence makes him the dumest person I can think of. The smart person want the best understanding of reality they can have, so by willfully ignoring evidence makes you stupid.
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  10271. Their about as not pop as you can get.
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  10272. If you didn't attack people first, you wouldn't need to defend yourself.
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  10273. d brown, I'm not being disingenuous. I've seen the footage from Berkeley, D. C., etc., and antifa were clearly the ones who started the violence.
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  10274. I count a lot more than five times antifa has initiated violence, and most of the time it's been against peaceful rally attendeds or just rioting. Also, these are no aberrations.
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  10275. I don't give a damn if it truns in to a blood bath because it all on their own heads.
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  10276. China is constantly coming up with new laws to tamp down on new ways of getting around the censor.
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  10277. Because the US has a fairly close relationship with Taiwan
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  10278. @Nick Gerr neither. The US doesn’t care about the wheat and other stuff from Ukraine, and if anything, some chaos in the SCS serves the US’s peruses of weakening China.
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  10279.  @svn5994  buy your own smoker. A decent electric one costs between $100-200.
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  10280. You can shoot what you can’t see.
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  10281. Hail, comrade!
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  10282. @LibertyInProgress beck hes going to be the kent hovind ok politics
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  10283. With that attitude we would still be living in caves and clubbing each other over the head.
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  10284. The Sherman was very much meant to fight other tanks. Also, Tigers weren’t common enough to really to justify the logistics and training problems with the 76.
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  10285. Gwinny Larayette, training crews on a whole other gun was the problem.
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  10286. Are you talking about climate or culture?
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  10287. Can't enjoy a joke?
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  10288. In short, it’s just another example of why socialism is bad.
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  10289. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  10290. A B-29 could fly all the way from a base in France to Moscow and back.
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  10291. The western part of Poland was part of Germany until WW1, and the eastern part was a no-man’s-land where the Germanic tribe would raid and destroy any settlements in antiquity.
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  10292. The moon probably won’t ever rebel because of how close the moon is. Mars, now that’s a different story.
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  10293. Pluto doesn’t have the right materials, and removing energy from objects that far out would be very hard.
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  10294.  @jacobclaassen4709  about the distance of the asteroid belt is when solar starts loosing effectiveness, so you still have the problem of moving the panels into lower energy orbits closer the sun.
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  10295.  @jacobclaassen4709  if you’re trying to get from else where in the solar system to roughly the orbit of Mercury, it’s easier to do a fly by of Jupiter to slow. If you’re goal is Mercury’s orbit and you’re starting their, it’s a lot easier to just stay there.
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  10296. No they can’t. They don’t have the ships to do that, and get through Alaska is impossible without a huge amount of infrastructure as you go.
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  10297. I’ve had issues with the one for my condo. They require you to paint the frame of the screen on the back a particular color. It took them to months to actually tell what the color was and I was nearly fined for it. Then there was the time they tried to fine me for not paying the COA fee because the inept company they hired couldn’t keep a proper record
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  10298. No, he can’t. He doesn’t have billions in the bank. I doubt he has million.
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  10299.  @lohphat  to pay taxes that are being hiked up on him.
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  10300. That’s like saying because I couldn’t catch all the rats, I can’t hunt an elephant.
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  10301. For as incompetent as North Korea is, they can tell the difference between some birds and aircraft. Also, China has recently said they wouldn't get involved in a war if North Korean stars it, and neither China or Russia want to become an a international pariah.
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  10302. As flawed as they may be, under the US constitution we have protections of a our rights that states didn't have to grant for a long time. Also, moving between some states was harder than moving to a different county. If you want to say that it easier to move between state to day that's true, but it's also easier to move between countries.
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  10303. That sums up the problem with the T-14 very well.
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  10304. An invasion from the West coast wouldn’t make it past the Sierra Nevadas. An invasion from the East coast wouldn’t get past the Appalachians.
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  10305. Stainless steel was a common material for rockets back in the 50/60s. It’s properties are well known and advantages in important ways.
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  10306. No, but the guys who designed the old Atlas rockets and Starship are.
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  10307. You clearly don’t know anything about nuclear weapons. Some goat herder in Afghanistan doesn’t have the engineering knowledge let alone facilities needed to make a nuclear warhead.
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  10308. @islamiscrap8888 Like the unknowen risks part of the scentance and the next scentance. Comanies have no problem with large, danerous, and expensive projects, but they have to have some idea about the risk or they can't justife the risk
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  10309. But we can't care about people or be reasonable about it.
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  10310. Electrolyzing water then using it in a fuel cell or burning it is hugely inefficient.
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  10311.  @77kaczka77  energy needs to be three things: clean, reliable, and economic. You just admitted hydrogen fail at the last part.
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  10312. How many history books do you want to read?
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  10313. Hey, I’m not the only one to mention Greg.
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  10314.  @laertesl4324  there’s nothing to apologize for. It was in a reply, but more importantly, I was celebrating the fact another fan of Greg’s channel is here.
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  10315. It also takes time to install new cranes. It doesn’t matter if you’ve got the best tanks in the world if the fight is over by the time you get there.
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  10316. Mining rare earth elements for renewables is at least 10x worse. Huge areas a contaminated with heavy metals, like cadmium. Have you ever seen what cadmium poisoning does to people: birth defects and all kinds of other terrible things.
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  10317. Simple, there might not be an EU to make trade deals with. One of the pillars keeping the whole thing going is leaving, and there’s the start of a revolt in places like Hungery and Poland.
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  10318. Unfortunately, feminists don’t reproduce; they replicate.
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  10319. Adam, you completely missed the point of many arguments. People aren’t angry about the results of the research, but the immorality and superfluous nature of the research.
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  10320. You’re kinda late to this. It’s been going on for at least a decade
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  10321. Many Christians are looking forward to the end off the world, so mass death...
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  10322. No, they're just from an area (LA) with alot of different ethnic groups.
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  10323. There are a lot of white hispanics, and after 3 generations in the US they just consider themselves white, like what happened with Italians and Greeks
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  10324. Potato be her name.
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  10325. wrong hole its whole
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  10326. They’re reinventing buildings one piece at a time.
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  10327. Using the linear no-threshold model, which over estimates the danger of radiation, being on Mars for a couple years would only raise your risk of getting cancer by 5%.
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  10328.  @onradioactivewaves  y’all are literally saying that a man who stumbles over over words are conmen because of it
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  10329.  @perwestermark8920  lemon is clearly talking out of a places of ignorance to anyone with even a tiny bit of training on public speaking I know a little about public speaking, and unless you’re a really strong public speaker, problems like stammering happen when you’re not on script. Lemon is basically the equivalent of a flat earther of public speaking.
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  10330.  @onradioactivewaves  if liar stammer, then stammering is therefore a sign of liar. At best this assertion is poor post hoc reasoning
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  10331.  @perwestermark8920  logic, like math, has to be able to be run in reverse. Lemon is asserting that Musk is A and that A is caused by B. If we work it backwards, A is a sign of B because B caused A.
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  10332.  @aucunrespect9598  relevant to these comments, basic logic and basic public speaking skills.
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  10333.  @perwestermark8920  with the nonsensical crap people from universities are coming up with nowadays, the logic classes don’t seem to be very good.
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  10334.  @perwestermark8920  if I’m so wrong, show me how I’m wrong; don’t use logical fallacies (specifically argument from authority). Knowledge is demonstrated, not asserted.
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  10335.  @perwestermark8920  I agree, but Lemon asserted we know the cause by only observing the effect. If we can tell the cause by the effect, then there is only one possible cause, which is what I was pointing out as wrong in lemon’s logic.
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  10336.  @onradioactivewaves  automatic guns have a theoretical maximum fire rate that’s calculated just on what the mechanism can do and real world fire rate, which is calculated with barrel heating, changing mag., etc.. Elon always gives his estimate of the theoretical rate. Some of those estimates are wildly off, and others are actually pretty accurate. The one thing that’s certain is that he’s going to push the boundaries
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  10337.  @perwestermark8920  put the hate boner away. No one wants to see it. You’re claims are also rather lacking in specifics. In 1901 a world class physicist said powered flight was impossible. Lots of smart people proclaim things impossible without analyzing something from the first principles. Getting to orbital speeds, traveling a partial orbit, and reentry is well within human tolerance. The Space shuttle’s transoceanic abort mode was basically what SpaceX is planning on doing.
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  10338.  @perwestermark8920  Starship isn’t a ICBM. You’re basically saying a minivan is impossible because race-cars are something. Humans are capable of with standing the 3 Gs Starship is well within human tolerance. Rollercoasters have higher Gs. SpaceX has some of the best engineers in the world; go tell them what engineers do and don’t know.  Finally, cut down on the bloviating. The couple of things I could respond to were inside mounts of waffle, as the Brits would say.
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  10339. That’s a lot of bs for one comment. The safety standards are overly strict based on the evidence.
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  10340. You’re get the order wrong. The point is to create a backup before something bad happens.
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  10341. Fuck, I"m seening that people need some governement and history lessons because they know nothing.
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  10342. Outside interference isn’t an argument for why something is bad. We have thousands of years worth of fuel.
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  10343.  @c.f.g.2837  Things like environmentalist groups filing law suits or pressuring the local government, and when I say environmental groups, I mean people possibly from the other side of the country.
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  10344. Talking about how technology doesn’t improve safety while showing a chart that’s about things like panel gaps either makes you incredibly stupid or a liar. Also, the number of deaths per mile driven has decreased over time, so the claim that safety measures like seatbelts make people more dangerous is just wrong.
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  10345. We have prefrontal cortexes to override emotional responses. Most people just aren’t good at using them.
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  10346. One more penny
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  10347. The US will be fine. Europe is going to have high prices. China, the Middle East, and Africa are likely going to have famines.
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  10348.  @wintersking4290  those are because of the Democrats’ policies.
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  10349. Defending himself from assault is anything but no reason
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  10350. Seems more like the design team is somewhere else and the factory is waiting for finalized blueprints.
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  10351. Ja because most places in the US are de facto gun free zones and the area that are de jure gun free zones are so we don't have even more mass shuttings.
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  10352. Renewables with adequate storage would cost at least 3x as mach as nuclear, and that’s assuming you can build enough renewables and batteries in the first place.
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  10353. We have a volunteer to be eaten by the zombies!
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  10354. Einige Autonome Blumenkinder (ein-i-ga auto-no-ma blu-min [like the bloomin' onion] kin-der) is much easier to say.
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  10355. And thanks for the second Trump term.
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  10356. So people lives should be dictated by the pay of your job? Bullshit. Also, if people had jobs that paid enough to live on then people wouldn't need welfare. Paying people enough to live on so they don't have to ask for help, my go what radical idea!!!
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  10357. The 76 was made out of stronger steel, so it could withstand a larger charge with a higher barrel pressure.
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  10358.  @tedchandran  I really hope that’s sarcasm.
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  10359. More like second or first loser if you care.
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  10360. The reason why NASA today isn't as inovative as it was in the 60s is because the leadership in the US has not giving NASA a big mission to do. I don't think NASA should be designing and building rockets to get into LEO. I see designing and building a rocket for LEO in house as a wast of time and takes away from what NASA should be doing, even more so when a company like Spacex can do it.
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  10361. I disagree because breats are sign of sexual machurity in females. Personaly I think that different cultures have taken only part of what breasts are and made them in to only that part.
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  10362. lession of the day don't fuck with trucks
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  10363. China’s progress was built on foundation of sand, and it’s coming down regardless of Xi.
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  10364. @SereneiBE Sure Mars will lose most of it's atmosphere agian after we teraform it in something like the next 100,000 to 1,000,000 years. That's a long time to work on a problem even one that big I think we can figure something out
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  10365. US military doctrine emphasizes boldness and initiative, so our military units have a habit of being in places and doing things that the enemy weren’t planning on.
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  10366. Yaponnk, no, that was US grand strategy in WW2.
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  10367. No, Tf00t is JJ Jameson to Elon’s Spiderman.
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  10368. Good to hear you support renewables
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  10369. But $1,000 drones don’t do so well against a $5 bullet or jammers
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  10370.  @robertshank9778  you’re the one not understanding. We have ways of neutralizing drone swarms. Moreover, drones cost money, even if not much per unit, so there’s a number where it’s cheaper to use other weapons systems to destroy a tank.
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  10371. Look up his schnitzel video.
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  10372. @heatbucspies55 For a long a bit of time they used to talk about it were they now have the adds.
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  10373. Steam turbines are used in many different forms of power generation, and nuclear produces far less other greenhouse gases.
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  10374. Hugh Miller, yeah, it’s never the fault of the socialist system; it’s always sabotage. The problem is that the government keeps food prices artificially low and has created an economic situation that has ruined the value of their currency. If you can’t make money selling your goods in your country, of course, you’re going to try and sell it some place you can make money.
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  10375. fl00fydragon, you’re delusional. Capitalism has is multiples less wasteful than socialism. Under capitalism waste is lost profit. In fact, we’ve gotten so good at feeding people that the poor are fat. Only under capitalism has food been so cheap and available that the poor are over weight from having too many calories, not under weight from not enough food.
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  10376. Yes, and oil refineries are just too beautiful.
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  10377. You used the logical fallacy called argument from ignorance. An argument from ignorance is person saying they are too stupid or lazy to think of another answer. A simple for why mass shooting happen where do is that there are simply a lot of people in those areas.
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  10378. China has okish geography. Most of its territory is buffer zones to that don’t do much besides making an invasion have to travel further. It lacks major oil reserves, and it’s one cost is hemmed in by islands, which they don’t control.
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  10379. Being reliant on other countries for a vital strategic resource is a huge problem, particularly when you’ve made enemies out of several countries that can cut your supply off.
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  10380. Or people pushing biofuels, which is mostly just wood pellets
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  10381. Ore has a tough guy connotation. The better choice would be boku.
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  10382. Air and gravity are easy enough to make, and water is all over in space.
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  10383.  @jeromewright93  were far from machines replacing humans at everything or even most things. Second, we want to grow, not just die stuck on a tiny little bit of dust no matter how nice it might be.
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  10384. Tesla isn’t a battery company. It’s a tech company that builds hardware
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  10385. Do you know what rule one of the real world is when you're in an indefensible position: attack. Trayvon did what gave him the best odds of getting out unhurt/mildly hurt.
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  10386. That’s a really longwinded way of saying Biden is corrupt. So what if Trump didn’t support EV subsidies? Elon doesn’t support them or subsidies in general.
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  10387. Buy? She gives her services for free.
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  10388. How do you carry a gun without a sling without your hands?
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  10389. Then why was the model 3 the best selling car in Europe?
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  10390. North Korea's nukes can't fit on their missiles so no one is getting killed by a nuke.
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  10391.  @3rdrock  f %#* off. I disproved your counter argument and all you’ve got is saying that I lied. Make an argument and prove me wrong
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  10392.  @Yemadas  90-100% renewables is never going to happen. It’s just too unreliable.  I decided to check your assertion that electricity in Spain is cheaper. It can be, but the lowest in France is lower the lowest in Spain. I mentioned coal because that doesn’t get mislabeled as renewable
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  10393.  @Yemadas  you just explained why renewables are the most expensive energy source. All of that costs a huge amount of money and is stupidly complicated.
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  10394.  @Yemadas  no, solar panels and wind turbines have an average life of 20-30 years. So you have to rebuild and pay for them multiple times in the same lifetime as a nuclear power plant
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  10395.  @Yemadas  what’s cheaper, something that you build once and keeps working for a century or something that doesn’t work and has to be rebuilt multiple times
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  10396.  @Yemadas  The only dogma I hold to is reality. The empirical evidence from Germany, Denmark, California, etc. is that renewables don’t work and cost too much. You can come up with as many overly complicated schemes you want to say renewables will magically be cheaper in the future, but nuclear works and it gets cheaper with time as the initial investment is paid off and all it has to pay for are operating costs. That is a proven fact we have seen for decades.
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  10397.  @3rdrock  I consider that maintenance. It can be fairly extensive, but so is an overhaul of your car.
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  10398.  @3rdrock  No, having to replace all of the wind turbines and solar panels isn’t maintenance. It’s completely replacing your generator
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  10399.  @3rdrock  not all at once, but solar panels and wind turbines wear out and have to be replaced. Reactors don’t need replaced for at least 80 years
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  10400.  @3rdrock  unless you’re Canada, refurbishment is still a fraction of the cost of the construction.
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  10401. Yeah, how many successful launches has Boeing done with their Starliner?
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  10402.  @tomservo5007  a long history badly under preforming. taking years longer than they were supposed to with massive cost over runs.
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  10403.  @tomservo5007  space is hard isn’t an excuse of the sheer ineptitude Boeing has shown. They had dozens of potentially lethal programming errors on Starliner. It’s so bad the guy scheduled to ride in it retired rather than face that death trap. They have a storied history, but they sure as hell aren’t living up to that legacy. That goes for all the other Old-space heavy weights too.
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  10404. At the time it was called a turo-super charger
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  10405.  @benjamin4894  he’s talking about things like capitalism and the scientific method. China, Japan, etc, all believed in hard work, personal responsibility, merit, etc.
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  10406. Texas broke away and was an independent nation for a decade before joining the US.
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  10407. @iippo06 you forgot alot. Communist, Athiests, anyone not prodistant, ect are on that list too.
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  10408. "I'm not stupid like certain Xtians." Really? you're saying that after saying, "As a Muslim I believe homosexuality is a psychological disorder."
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  10409.  @laleau92  that’s only if supply can out pace demand.
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  10410.  @glennjgroves  you’re showing some major naïveté. Electricity providers like to green wash their sources. It’s an easy way to trick people like you into supporting them without having to really change
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  10411.  @glennjgroves  no, I’m saying you take things at face value when you need to look a bit deeper into them. Can you say I’m an arrogant, bloviating asshole any louder?
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  10412.  @glennjgroves  here’s a tip, if you want to prove someone wrong, you have to actually prove them wrong, not just insulting them.
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  10413.  @glennjgroves  again, being an arrogant asshole throwing out ad hominems, rather facts and solid arguments. That’s not very indicative of someone who actually knows what they’re talking about.
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  10414.  @glennjgroves  I haven’t elaborated on my position because when dealing with assholes who’s first response is personal attacks, it’s impossible to have a constructive conversation. Also, you’re constant attempts at establishing your superiority just screams of personal insecurities because people who know what they’re talking about don’t feel the need attack the other person.
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  10415.  @glennjgroves  as I’ve already explained, I’m not going to argue facts with you because you seem incapable of a civil conversation. I’m just calling out your shitty behavior.
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  10416.  @dynamitebsb4520  no one took anything from anyone. Try arguing against things people actually said.
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  10417. @LeatherCladVegan i just thought of that with the anger but thanks any ways
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  10418. Even out there I think she might be able too. Out there tends not as evangelical .
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  10419. Tfoot doesn’t care if he doesn’t get to hate Elon Musk.
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  10420. The Daiichi plant wasn’t damaged by the tsunami. The problem was the cooling systems didn’t have power.
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  10421. most ppl will drop it like red hot cole
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  10422.  @nobodyspecial115  I know it was an accident on George of the Jungle, but I don’t know which scene it was they were filming when it happened
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  10423. Under trained researchers make stupid mistakes and get themselves infected.
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  10424. The left disregards a lot more basic science and math than the “right”. Also, the federal government is supposed to do as little as possible meaning we don’t need someone smart or talented most of the time.
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  10425. It’s diversity hires.
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  10426. That's true but in most cases that something that comes up so I didn't bother to add unneeded information.
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  10427. Simple, change believing that everyone is more or less indistinguishable from each other and replace it with believing that no culture is better than any other.
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  10428.  @classifiedveteran9879  spacecraft already have radiators.
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  10429. You’re a snobbish Canadian royalist the sounds of. Although, you might be a bitter Brit who wants to rebuild the empire.
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  10430. 3-6 months in LEO is not enough time to develop cancer.
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  10431. That’s pure lies. MSRs produce a fraction of the waste of PWRs, which themselves produce 1/10th the waste of solar.
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  10432. clueless i'm not and i'd vote for him (wasn't old enough last time) so why do you think CEOs should get your money nt other people who will soend it like its ment to be. i gess you think the gov. can do anything right
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  10433. No, China is just going back to their old mercantile ways. Part of the reason the British started the First Optimum War was China was screwing them British on trade.
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  10434. I was just comparing want you argue she it did and what I argue might have happened.
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  10435. And they would reject it 100 different ways
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  10436. Would you want a conspiracy about you interfering with your life and causing you stress?
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  10437.  @holycrapchris  you’re right, and the EU has been interfering with trade for decades. Trump is just making them feel the pain now.
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  10438. He’s from South Africa. His dad side are Boers, and his mom’s side is from the US and Canada.
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  10439. There are also companies that do training with modern jets.
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  10440. China doesn’t give a shit about international norms and ethics.
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  10441. PSI.
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  10442. Keeping down weeds, cleaning solar panels, deicing turbine blades etc. takes a lot of people
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  10443. Not a problem, I'm always happy to help answer a question, and I've had people reply to comments more than a year old.
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  10444. They’ve got the hard part, AI, working.
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  10445.  @martinbernath  I’m not saying the hardware is going to be simple, but it’s definitely the easier of the two tasks because many of the problems have been solved. Boston Dynamics has some of the best hardware and the best movement algorithms. However, the planning and learning is done by humans, and that’s where Tesla’s AI is revolutionary
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  10446. Poképartum Depression, I find people who decried themselves as skilled at something seldom are. So what it it’s an uncommon expression. Just because someone uses some uncommon verbiage doesn’t make them racist. That’s unless you think people who talk differently from you are all racist.
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  10447. Alan Blanes, any other conspiracies you care to inform us about?
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  10448. kien spicer, you sad you’ve got nothing better to say?
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  10449. akaneemo, you asked what my standards are and I have my standards: be factual and logical. Also, I was condescending because you were being a presumptuous, accusatory ass to me.
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  10450. FerociousPaul, you make a hell of a lot of presumptions about my position. It’s only possible to 100% something in mathematics, everything else is just a matter of degree. So far all the arguments have either been using the worst possible interpretation of what was said or just asserting what was said is racist. The problem with the first is that other equally valid interpretations, the most likely of which is a far better fit anyway. “Monkey” does have a history of being used as slur, but it also means to tinker, mess about, screw up etc.. Using Occum’s Razor, what’s more likely, saying don’t let them screw up or is using coded language to signal to a tiny minority.
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  10451. FerociousPaul, did you even read what I wrote because I clearly wrote that monkey has been used a slur in the past? It behooves you to not lie about others. Racists don’t hide their racism. They hold their racism as principled position and try to convince others of its virtue. You’re just looking to make things into racism. Through selective interpretation you can make anything into what you want.
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  10452. It would be shot to pieces. The plates are too thin to stop modern bullets. Although, it would be interesting to see how one made with ballistic plates would work out
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  10453. I put my odds of that less than you.
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  10454. Even a toddler is a king among infants.
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  10455. @mish1012 Gattaca is about eugenics. What he's talking about is genetic engineering. However they may lead to the same thing.
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  10456. Yeah, a guy whose companies are pushing massive advances in their industries is the same as a con-artist? You need to get help because you clearly have lost touch with reality.
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  10457.  @loneranger4282  I’ve been subed to Tfoot for over a decade, and those are easily his worst work.
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  10458.  @loneranger4282  your problem with hyperloop is a an ambitious timeline, particularly with what’s happened over the last year? I don’t know you’re trying to say referring to the Earth-to-Earth bust video? Are you trying to say Tfoot was right because a couple of prototypes exploded? What about the Boring company?
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  10459.  @loneranger4282  You do know Elon isn’t part of Virgin, right? So what if Elon hasn’t said much about point to point? He and SpaceX are busy developing starship. What do you want him to do, give a press saying “yeah, we’re still doing what we planned to do if you couldn’t tell”? Ok, so the first tunnel isn’t a fully fledged. The 120 mph was an end goal.
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  10460.  @loneranger4282  4 years from early conception to testing is the kind of development speed that hasn’t been seen since the 60s. The SLS has had more than a decade, and it’s still in testing. Yeah, the Boring Company has already built their tunnels. The wait is for developing the technology further.
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  10461.  pinkie perky  arching fire was used with bows, but flat trajectories were more common.
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  10462.  pinkie perky  range and tactics are based on what your weapon systems are and aren’t good at. Arrows are terrible in arching fire, and they are very expensive one time use weapons to use for effect. That obviously doesn’t mean it wasn’t done, but not commonly. Furthermore, the sources show/say most archers fired flat.
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  10463. From what I understand the point of most mordern art it that it's trying to send an abstract message or idea. That's also why context is important to mordern art in a way that other forms of art don't need.
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  10464. The cat in “ there’s more than one way to skin a cat” is a cat fish. Because catfish have rubbery skin that’s nearly inedible, you have to skin them, and there are many different methods to do that
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  10465. South Korea has no resources, but they built themselves into one of the wealthiest nations on earth. Argentina is second only to the US in their geographic advantages, but they’re a middle income country because of their terrible management of their own country
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  10466. The people who work for him tell him no all the time.
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  10467. @biskitlee you are one to talk about calling names. "left wing waco's", "Wake up you idiot!" "left wing freak's are all like sheep" i'd call that name calling and you said it
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  10468. Only when we have world government will that be enforceable.
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  10469. There’s a reason the A-10’s official name is Thunderbolt II.
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  10470. No, just the CCP.
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  10471. The real problem isn't hunting weapons besause they have a reason for people to own them and they aren't the kinds of guns being used to kill people most of the time.
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  10472. We're over 9,000! Next is 10,000!
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  10473. Vladimir Dyuzhev, a big part of why crew dragon is taking so long is NASA.
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  10474. Vladimir Dyuzhev, the only reason Crew Dragon hasn’t flown yet is the failure in the draco engine plumbing, and NASA are dragging their feet. As for life support systems, there’s plenty of expertise from the ISS.
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  10475. Robert Chase, my point isn’t about Falcon9, Falcon Heavy, or Starship. My point is about how SpaceX operates. SpaceX doesn’t have the “It’ll get done when it gets done” attitude that permeates the aerospace industry. Their attitude is to push hard and fast, and the idea that they’re going to spend the next two decades lollygagging around is total nonsense.
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  10476. Robert Chase, NASA are hyper conservative on the amount of radiation they allow astronauts to receive, so if they aren’t concerned about it, it’s not a problem. Under the linear no-threshold model, which is well known to over estimate the danger of radiation, there’s a 1% increase in the risk of getting cancer some time in the future.
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  10477. ChristopherCobra, NASA is extremely risk adverse. They will spend huge amounts of time and money on solving the most minor problems. I’ve seen no evidence that cosmic radiation is more dangerous than things people deal with daily.
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  10478. ChristopherCobra, saying it’s your job doesn’t substantiate your assertion. Since it’s your job, it should be easy to shut-up an idiot on YouTube with some basic facts. The answer to why we haven’t gone to Mars is politics. Mars Just hasn’t been made a national priority like getting to the moon was, and since then, the manned space program has for the benefit of the contractors rather than for an end goal.
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  10479. Hand-axes.
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  10480. Good job cherrypicking. Come back with actually data.
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  10481. How about you look up the reactors South Korea has been build? They’ve built more reactors and at fraction of the cost. See there’s something to good competent.
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  10482. South Korean labor costs aren’t actually that different from the US. The average salary of South Korea is $52,000 while in the US it’s $56,000. Your probably thinking of South Korea like my mother does when she was there more than 30 years ago. Also, why are you talking about China when I’m talking about South Korea?
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  10483. oystla, you’re an idiot. Proximity doesn’t mean South Korea just imports Chinese labor. Also, nuclear plants take skilled labor that can’t just be imported. I agree nuclear is struggling in the West, but South Korea clearly shows it’s not an innate problem with nuclear.
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  10484. oystla, you argue that South Korea taking out unnecessary systems to lower cost is a bad thing then bring up a reactor failure that had those same systems.
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  10485.  @komarovosevastopol  Portland rioting for 100 nights straight.
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  10486.  Peter Han  McIness isn’t a white supremacist nor is he the head of the Proud Boys any more.
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  10487. Culture is a big part of it but you can't discount that having at hand the quickest, easiest, and most effective weapon for killing doesn't add to that. A gun can trun a fight from someone getting hurt to someone being dead very very fast.
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  10488. You think there are going to be trials after the fighting Armageddon?
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  10489. The IAEA. Although, like all international organizations it only has authority if the host country gives it.
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  10490.  @Uwrath  who is this they?
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  10491.  @bluewolfgaming6410  you think people having a place to live has no value? Some landlords are exploitive scumbags, but landlords obviously providing value.
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  10492.  @bluewolfgaming6410  a lot of them do. How do you think skyscrapers get built? Even those who don’t are still providing a service for people, or do you think people shouldn’t get paid for services?
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  10493.  @spacejunk2186  communists think like that.
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  10494. @criskity Give it time. The world is changing slowly, you can't see it from year to year but if you look back five year or more you start seeing we are getting better.
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  10495. You’re talking about doing things that require humans before sending humans. That’s not going to work.
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  10496. Ok, if the US only has boomer subs and China attacks Guam, we’ll only have two options, do nothing or start the nuclear apocalypse. What about Somali pirates? Or any other conflict short of nuclear war?
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  10497.  @joelmogensen579  just admit you were wrong instead of dishonestly back peddling. Also, the bkack ops guy are still people, so sending them in still a risk to our people.
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  10498. Leftists always screw everything up
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  10499. But he’s a public figure, and with US libel law that makes it nearly impossible to with those kinds of suits.
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  10500. You are not getting 40 mSv from Fukushima, and even if you were, it’s far below any dangerous level.
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  10501. You are a lying sack of shit. You’re conflating the radiation levels in and immediate area around the containment buildings with the exclusion zone.
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  10502. God has special providence for fools, drunks, and the United States of America - Otto von Bismarck.
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  10503. @luanluan2006 it works out by thinking the times of the mayflower were the best times ever for north america. so to him back in time is progress
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  10504. They aren’t, but it would help a lot.
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  10505. One more penny
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  10506. I can’t help but think of the South Park it’s gone seen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DT7bX-B1Mg
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  10507. The US didn’t want to get involved to begin with, but once in the fight, Americans fight to win.
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  10508. @bigboywasim You got it the wrong way round. If the government wasn't bougt by a number of businesses then they wouldn't have to bailout comanies and wouldn't give unair advantage to the those comanies. The free market thing works on assumptions that are flat out wrong. The one I like most being people are rational. Taxing the rich doesn't stop them from doing anything other than amassing giant amounts of money they don't spend.
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  10509. that must have been a grenade from a grenade lancher
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  10510.  @joneszer1  everyone the Romans fought, except other Romans, had longer range weapons. The Roman legionaries’s basic fighting tactic was to use their scutum to protect themselves while getting past the effective range of the weapons of their enemies. Speaking scutum, they were actually pretty sturdy. They wouldn’t stop bullets, but they would eat a lot of energy and deform the bullets.
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  10511. California gives new meaning to wasteland.
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  10512. Costa Rica is part of the US and I don't want him in the country.
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  10513. You’ve lost the plot. The whole reason for the Space Race was the geopolitical competition between the US and USSR. Cooperation and competition are mutually exclusive, and lately people have been fixated on only part.
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  10514. The inverse square law means that the further out you go less intense the light is, just like with a flashlight.
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  10515. Once the Johnston began to sink, Cpt. Evens did order to abandon ship.
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  10516. @IceSlushi the have the word repubblican in the name of the video so they think lets put an ad that people might like.
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  10517. No, water with some radioactive material in it that has now been diluted over a literal ocean.
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  10518. The woke have driven so many people off that they’re now the plurality and heading for majority on the left.
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  10519. The US had the SL-1 reactor accident that killed three men, but that was an experimental reactor back in the 50s
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  10520. We are in the process.
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  10521. Ironicly, we've historicly been the kings of seatling any good idea that we could get ours hands on.
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  10522. The SJW left has been wanting to send people to jail for hurting other’s feelings for a few years now. They should celebrating. Wait… the police aren’t one of their favored groups.
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  10523. The big chickens are so chicken.
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