Comments by "" (@louistournas120) on "CBC News" channel.

  1. +Nitin Sharma: Because they are poor but have computer skills. It also happens in other poor countries. It even happens in rich countries as well since a lot of people want to get rich quickly.
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  2. Nature is full of "unpronounceable" chemical names.
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  3. I give thumbs down on any video that has commenting disabled. Let the people say what they want to say.
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  4. If Sears goes out of business, then Walmart (shitland China) will take their place.
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  5. Cellulose is a plastic. Some plastics are natural and some are artificial and come from petrol (after some chemistry). Cooked eggs denatures the proteins which creates a plastic like substance (the white flexible part). There is one called polylactose I think, that SunChips used for a year. It was noisy and was biodegradeable. It was good stuff. Polyethylene is the most common plastic made. It is very durable. It can resists strong acids and bases. It's also possible to make it from plants.
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  6.  @easternwoods4378 : Well, the test is for US citizens who are a mix of people I think. So, they collect DNA samples from various people in other countries who are mostly pure and that's what they compare with. For example, a scientific analysis of armenians have revealed that they have been pretty isolated. Today's armenian people's DNA was compared to old skeletons found in the same country. They are the most unmixed people according to the study.
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  7. +Gregory Jones: It isn't a question of "may". It is a certainty. We are chemical factories. Each cell is a chemical factory. Depending on what you deliver to your body, it operates in a slightly different way.
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  8. +oyinbo peppe: "Vitamin levels in food these days are so low that it would take impossible amounts of food to eat every day to make up for the deficiency. " ==What is your source for that information?
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  9.  @twitteringothers5059  “1. When Muslims migrate to Western countries, why didn't they leave Islam en masse?” ==The majority of such muslims are arabs and they come from countries that have been muslim for hundreds of years. In other words, being forced to leave your native religion and convert to islam is something that has happened so long ago that today’s generation doesn’t remember it. How many people remember their great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandmothers name and what her life was like? The muslims of today are comfortable in the religion that they are in and they don’t feel the need to leave it. I only know of armenians that were forced to become muslims to save their lives during the 1915 genocide. Some of them are converting to christianity now. Some are sending their kids to school to learn armenian. Of course, a lot of armenians have been reprogrammed as kids to grow up as turks. A lot of them are grandparents now and probably most have already died since they would be beyond 100 y old if they are still alive. So, their descendants are turks and are comfortable being muslim.
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  10.  @peter12246  “The "PCR tests are a flawed testing" this is false information” ==Show me.
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  11. Leaving religion is a beautiful thing. The world was a mystery to our ancestors and so, they invented religions and gods over time. Each culture ended up with a different religion with some copying their neighbors a little. The best way to know the universe is to study it: science.
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  12. Detox? What are the names of these toxic molecules? Someone was into some hindu guru and told me his guru says that an animal senses when he is going to be killed and releases toxins into his body which we eat. Ok, what are the names of these toxic molecules? What are your sources for this information? Has it been peer reviewed and published in a science magazine? Any joker can say whatever passes through their heads and sheeple believe them.
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  13.  @tickytacky8078  : Welcome to capitalism. Capitalists say that their system is superior to communism.
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  14. +j burggg: Yes, at 14:00, the kid said kicken. That's brilliant! I am going to call it kicken from now on.
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  15.  @ryans413  Hydro-Quebec has been building a few power plants. I think 4, along the Romaine River. I don’t know about the other provinces but hydro power seems like a very long term solution and Canada has plenty of rivers.
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  16. Health canada allows homeopathic "medicine". I tried to see why they allow it and what testing has been performed. I could not find anything. I looked for contact information on their site and nope! There is no contact information. Homeopathic "medicine" is just a con game. They are just sugar (sorbitol) pills. This is what Throat Ease contains: sorbitol (makes it taste like sugar) caramel (for color and flavor) sodium benzoate (bacteria inhibitor) potassium sorbate citric acid This isn't medicine. It is your run of the mill, everyday compounds that you find in food.
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  17. It's pretty simple. It is a highly communicable disease. If people don't wear masks and walk around freely, it will spread. This is something we have seen in Sweden, Brazil, the USA. It sounds like in this video, she is saying that it is ok to be sick and to not isolate yourself. Not very bright.
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  18.  @peter12246  “Fact check that, don’t “research” it, soca fact check, that’s a false claim” ==What do you mean?
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  19. Finally, someone mentions it.
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  20. I think hydro power is better for Canada. The bad news is that they might have to build the damn very far from major cities.
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  21. ​ @NikeDattani  "Maybe that salary had to go down from 300k/year to 200k/year?" ==That's the problem. He doesn't give us the numbers. If he is making 100 k$/y, that is pretty good. Who can't live on 100k$/y?
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  22. The radiation output of the Sun does fluctuate over the course of its 11 year solar cycle. But the change is only about one-tenth of 1%—not substantial enough to affect Earth’s climate in dramatic ways, and certainly not enough to be the sole culprit of our planet’s current warming trend, scientists say. “The small measured changes in solar output and variations from one decade to the next are only on the order of a fraction of a percent, and if you do the calculations, not even large enough to really provide a detectable signal in the surface temperature record,” said Penn State meteorologist Michael Mann. The link between solar activity and global warming is just another scapegoat for human-caused warming, Mann told LiveScience.
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  23. +Moni Que W: "ADS. Nothing "free" should require your credit card information." ==Porn sites require your credit card information to verify your age even when it is free. I'm sure that they charge you eventually.
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  24.  @seanou2837  “why do you think integration is a good thing, do you believe your European culture is better than theirs? they have every right to reject your culture...why don't you integrate in their culture?” ==If people aren’t the same, then there is probably going to be some hate between them because of the past. For example, there is still racism between white and those of african descent in the USA. Even when there is a lot of intermarriage, when a person skull shape and skin color leans towards african, it becomes a reason for racism. If you join the military and you are asked to go and fight against your own country, would you do it? If you are of russian descent and Canada sends you to Russia, would you bomb the cities of your homeland? These issues have arisen multiple times in the past. What did they do with the canadians from Japan during WW2? What did the USA do? There was the case of a certain muslim in the US army. When the USA went to Afghanistan to deal with the taliban, that soldier through a grenade in the tent of his sergeant and killed him. I think european culture is better compared to those in muslim countries since there is more freedom. As a woman, you can drive a car, you can get an education. You aren’t forced to get married. You can go out anytime. Being LGBT is ok. Being an atheist or having another religion is ok.
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  25.  @Irvingstine  "If you don't believe me you should consider consuming mercury it will help you with all your almentts." ==That's none sense from the 17 th century or so and it is not based on research.
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  26.  @SayNO2CAMEABUSE  Use ogkcudkcud (reversed word)
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  27. 15:00 Carnation Breakfast Essentials. The guy says: Basically this is 9.5 teaspoons of sugar with vitamins and minerals added for good measure. The lady says : This breakfast thing has 1/3 more sugar than the Coca-Cola. The Breakfast thing is 315 mL with 38 g of sugar. The Coca-Cola is 237 mL with 27 g of sugar. Why is it 237 mL? Because the USA uses fluid ounce as a measure. 237 mL = 8 USA fl oz. I don't know why they chose 315 mL for the breakfast thing. 10.65 USA fl oz is not a round number. The lady says : Why do you market this as a healthy drink when it has 38 g of sugar per bottle? Answer: The product provides... a good breakfast choice with energy, protein and other nutrients...for the often rushed and on-the-go consumer.". Everyone is a politician these days. This is the kind of no-answer answer that I expect from a politician. Get used to it. A lot of people around us are politicians.
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  28.  @NeilRoy  : It's a question of relativity: case 1: someone steals an apple from a guy who has 5 apples. case 2: someone steals an apple from a guy who has an apple orchard with thousands of trees. The level of damage is not the same.
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  29.  @michaelhill6451  I thought they forced them to not speak their own language and not practice their own religion or else, they torture the child.
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  30. You should work at Kramerica Industries.
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  31.  @HaloInverse  "What about Todd? This seems like the sort of crazy thing Todd would do. He's sketchy, I tell ya." ==You see, you can play Todd some of the time but you just can't play Dogbert.
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  32. Chlorine is also dangerous to certain metals such as iron and aluminium. They will get coated with FeCl3 and AlCl3. In other words, it damages tools, vehicles. I'm talking about chlorine in the form of a gas. Chlorine also dissolves well in water and I assume it can still attack such metals. It also forms HCl and HClO in water.
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  33.  sean wu  The meth line, as well as the churches which is another form of dxugs, were interrupted in Alberta and the nutters were upset.
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  34. I didn't see NATO in the video. Are the people in Libya shooting each other because NATO left?
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  35.  @darren1082  The animal from which the McRib was made of has gone extinct. No, not the cow. No, not the pig. Think really really small.
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  36. If that is true, then it sounds like he is going to lose in Nov 2024.
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  37. Which one? The Hoothi?
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  38. +Leslie Greer/Mckinney: They are probably accurate to a certain degree. The companies themselves don't decide which genes cause which illness. That information comes from researchers (what they publish) and probably the research is very young. Sometimes it is complex. It isn't just one genes that effects something, but there may be 100 genes involved. In some cases, like hemophilia, there is I think 2 genes. Hemophilia is very well understood now and treatable.
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  39. +Lula Zeta: "Your health can gradually be improved if you research natural remedies in nutrition, sleep, exercise" ==Natural remedies for pain? There is morphine, thebaine, codeine. If you know of something better, let us know. Natural doesn't mean anything. Not everything in nature is safe and not every artificial molecule is dangerous.
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  40. ​ @boxsterbenz4059  "the AC load is greater because of the 70,000 people that attend the COP meetings, flying in to desert countries and staying in luxury hotels for a week." ==Ok but how long did that last for? A day, A week, A year? If you are going to prioritize issues, whether it is about reparing roads, reparing bridges, handling the triage at a hospital, there is always a rational, a way to organize and prioritize issues.
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  41. Man, everytime people pray, something bad happens.
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  42. ​ @supersaiyanjohn  "Canada is more of a peace keeping and assistance country, I’m hoping soon our military will never participate in meaningless wars like the USA, the US is almost excited to go to war." ==The USA doesn't get into meaningless wars. It gets into business wars. For example, getting rid of Sadam from Iraq helps the USA get more petrol. For Afganistan, it was about getting rid of the taliban and instituting a pro-USA and pro-business government. The USA has done the same in Uganda, Cuba, Bolivia, etc. In the case of Cuba, they failed to take control of the country.
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  43. Why leave Gadaffi alone? The Libyan people didn't want him and he wasn't letting the people vote.
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  44. Sad clown?
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  45. The lowest I have seen in Montreal is -33 C. I think -35 C. I am not counting windchill.
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  46. Cholesterol is the basis for hormones such as testosterone and progesterone and probably other molecules. Yes, your body can synthesize cholesterol.
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  47.  @taekwondotime  I would like to upvote your comment many more times.
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  48. +gpttut: "Melissa McGrath your fault for getting injured in the first place and having the chronic pain. You shouldn't have been reckless with your body." ==How do you know she was reckless?
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  49. +Guy Souriandt:"no, it has no commercials on tv" ==Even if it does not have commercials, the other shows have them. CBC makes money with the other shows and pays for Marketplace. (I'm just guessing)
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  50. A lot of people prefer to be plugged onto the matrix known as "religion".
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  51. I am drinking water from a glass. The water is a chemical compound. The glass is a mixture of chemical compounds. It sounds like the average person has never passed the 2nd grade while they claim to have been to university.
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  52. +armando perez: "there's no Mexicans in Canada" ==Wrong. There is a little of everything in Canada. There was a mexican lady in a previous place I worked.
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  53.  @soundscare  "they only host the headlines." ==Nobody asked them to host any headlines. If they don't want to pay the news corporations, then don't pay the 100 M$ and don't post links.
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  54. Yes, giving the code away is like giving away cash. A gift card is just cash. It has no identification. It is not traceable.
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  55. "unjust invasion of Afghanistan" ==Afghanistan was under the control of the Taliban which was a global problem. The UN discussed it and gave the ok to deal with the taliban problem. Didn't Russia join in and help?
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  56. CBC's own site is the same. Sometimes it is on and sometimes it is off. Usually, when it is a politically or religiously charge issue, they disable.
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  57.  @aetherfox4404  "To be fair the propaganda did say "on record" which is technically correct for the sheep. The dinosaurs though would have something else to say...." ==You beleive that they are sheep but everyone knows the difference between anthropogenetically caused global warming and natural global warming.
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  58.  @Brickwinds  "You can't prove your fact without reasonable doubt about the last 4000 years because record keeping only began in 1880. See how that works?" ==So, how do scientists know what the temperature was previous to 1880 without record keeping? Are scientists just making numbers up without any data at all?
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  59.  @Jeval-496  Better funding for the canadian military is obviously needed but Canada and the rest of NATO should send troops and deal with dictators such as Putin and Illiam Aliev.
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  60.  @chong2389  It is better to not let a foreign country fight your wars. In this case, Russia has more resources and a larger army. In essence, Ukraine is defending the rest of Europe from an invader.
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  61. You can exchange places with a ukrainian. He can come here and live in your home and you can go to his home. You can ask for weapons. He can say sorry, I am broke.
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  62. +Isabella Langridge: You put in your credit card information?
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  63.  @dra6o0n  : "If a store like walmart tends to 'mark down' and sell hundreds to thousands of items EVERY DAY, people will only come to the store to buy the marked down items and barely any of the regular items. It's the catch 22 of buying too much products and pricing them low." ==I suppose we would have to reduce food production. When there is a lack of food, it won't go to waste and people won't be too picky about stains and holes in the apples.
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  64.  @BasileosHerodou  "The first gulp of the glass of natural sciences will turn you into an atheist, but at the bottom of the glass, god is waiting for you" ==Is that the god that you believe in or one of the thousands of other gods from other cultures?
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  65.  @BasileosHerodou  I see. So do you believe in all the gods and religions from all cultures?
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  66. The claim that in the 1970s, a global cooling has been predicated is based on Peter Gwynne Newsweek article in Apr 28, 1975. There were similar articles in Time Magazine, National Geographic, the New York Times. The article is based on facts. From the 1940s to the 1970s, global average temperature was going down. We now know that the reason is soot and aerosols. That has settled out and by the 1980s, there is an upturn and the planet is warming back up and it is rising at a rather rapid pace just like the CO2 level is rising at a rapid pace. Also, climate science was still rudimentary in the 1970s. The number of scientists who though we were heading for an ice age was small and they were correct. We should be in an ice age period. Another larger group of scientists were factoring in human activity and though the planet should be warming up. So, the large group ended up being correct as from the 1980s and onward, global average temperature is just going up.
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  67.  @anteatershow1331  : Some people buy it bc they think the tap water is polluted. Perhaps they add NaF or sodium flurosilicate. Perhaps there is too much lead, copper, zinc in the water.
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  68.  @Amenti_H  Well, there must be something going wrong over there if there are multiple groups of people fighting each other right now, right? Probably they don't like Gadafii, probably, they don't like each other or anybody.
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  69.  @patriciarenaud4918  OK, well how about reducing the immigration to 1000 people/y for now. I think it is 500,000 p/y now. That is a very huge number for a population of 40 million. Also, get some jet fighters, air craft carriers, nuclear weapons. Canada should be a real first world country. If the Consrvatives can do it, I would vote for them.
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  70. It has been a few years that I buy mostly second hand cloths except for a few t-shirts. I have bought new socks and underwear. The second hand stores have A LOT OF women clothing and shoes. Oh ya, I bought second hand shoes and running shoes and boots.
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  71. Good. I hope all western countries give the maximum support to Ukraine. I hope they will also help Armenia.
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  72.  @footed16  "I don’t like the guy but it’s probably because it isn’t constitutional. He done the right thing by voting against it because of that. Trump isn’t in office. He’s just saying how he feels about it" ==He promoted the violence, he promotes racism. If that is ok for USA laws, then that country is broken.
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  73. 0.23 seems tiny but it represents a large amount of heat. The other problem is that the trend is to go upwards.
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  74. +RadiantSkin: "But the medical industry is not that saintly either." ==Probably true. It takes billions of dollars to develop a new drug. If the drug fails, the company loses and the stock value drops. I recommend removing Pharma companies from the stock market. They should be in the hands of the government and protected from market influences (businessman). "there have been some awful pharmaceutical blunders, like opioids and dozens of other meds." ==They aren't perfect, obviously. The human body is complicated and it is hard to get some human guinea pigs. If you have any good suggestions, let them know. "Vitamins and supplements are intended to prevent medical intervention" ==You don't need them if you get your vitamins from your food. "wooed by pharmaceuticals" ==Some people treat medicine as a business. That is the problem. It does not belong in the stock market. It should not be treated like a business. Just like NASA is protected from the stock market, the same should go for all scientific research.
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  75. I didn't see NATO in the video. It looks like Libya has an army or something and they are shooting each other for some unknown reason. The same thing happened in Afghanistan. It is just one group of citizens shooting at other citizens. Iraq has the same issue. It is various citizens shooing at each other. There is one group called the ISIS that is also shooting everybody. The same thing happened in Syria. These guys don't know how to run a country. Ireland was also in such a situation. For about 20 y, catholics and protestants were shooting at each other. Now, the new kids are watching the news from the 1980s and they are surprised that the citizens are shooting at each other. The solution was simple. I think in 1998, they voted to either continue fighting or making peace. 70% voted for peace. By some miracle, the 30% decided to relax and put their guns away. The result was peace for about 20 y.
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  76. Who is emitting more CO2? Private jets from rich people or the non stop airbus planes flying all over the world, each one transporting 200 people plus baggage?
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  77.  @user-iw5mp5th6d  Alaska would be a stepping stone. Most likely, Russia wants everything. From the northern tip of North American to the southern tip of South America.
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  78. The temperature is rising pretty fast for the last 100 y and it matches up witht he rapid increase of CO2. Ice age cycles happen at a much slower pace.
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  79.  @Irvingstine  PART 8: If you want to call it science, that is up to you. Back then, it was a period when a thought crossed someone’s mind “Hey, let’s have people breath in mercury vapors or let’s apply mercury chloride to our faces. Probably mercury has some healing powers since it is a special looking substance.” and immediately, the idea was picked up by others. It’s the same with the idea of healing crystals, quartz, beryl, ruby and such. To ancient people, these objects looked special. I agree, they certainly looked different than the dirt and various rocks around us. I guess the idea crossed someone’s mind that if you wear it around your neck, it heals you. ...to be continued.
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  80.  @mindbodyspirithealthy  It’s the Innova SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Rapid Qualitative Test. The test has not been authorized, cleared, or approved by the FDA for commercial distribution or use in the United States, as required by law. On April 23, 2021, Innova Medical Group recalled it and the FDA also sent out a recall notice.
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  81.  @rob000  No, those were slow changes over long periods of time. The current issue is that large amounts of CO2 is being released, the planet is warming rapidly, the acidity of the oceans is going up rapidly. Problems do happen naturally. We can't do anything about that. We can only do something about the problems we cause.
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  82. It is not pleasant when it happens to you. I’m armenian, in Quebec. When I went to high school, I received great grades in a certain class and the teacher had promised to give 2$ each week to the best grade. I think we did a test each week? Anyway, this was in 1994. He made that promise at the beginning, so he did not know who knows how much. For me, the class was easy since I study at home and know the subject for years. So, I was getting 100% each time and winning each weak. The teacher was french. Then, he started making silly reasons to take off marks. The line we make on the left side, top to bottom is 2 mm to the left and other nonsense.
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  83.  @poopmaster  "i just got a call bout that today and i was like funniest thing is I'm 13 and i dont even have a license" ==You don't need a license. I drove my dad's car when I was 7. Of course I was sitting in his lap and I could not reach the accelerator.
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  84. +Miles Ralls: "guarantee your not at 60k hours unless you been going at it for 20 years with serious dedication" ==I think Ruby Sandhu means she payed 60k $ and spent hours and hours.
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  85. What do you mean by not support canadians?
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  86. There was also another recent case where 2 ukrainians tried to cross from the USA into Ontario and 2 others. The 4 had died. I didn't hear about it after that.
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  87. The solution is being applied by Quebec. Another hydro plant is being built by Hydro-Quebec. I think it is near completion. It is called the Romaine-5. The other provinces can do it as well.
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  88.  @fwra1234  Well, nature always has to take a hit. The trees that end up underwater will decompose and release some methane CH4. It is sort of like cutting down a forest and building a village or city over it. The large number of humans will release waste and it goes to the river. The toothpaste, glass microspheres, medicine goes to the river.
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  89. Dumping more money into it is one solution but a more sensible solution is to move away from this notion that doctors and lawyers need to make twice as much money as the average person. Reduce their salaries, reduce the salaries of nurses. Use that money to hire more doctors and nurses and the wait time for patients will go down, the work load on doctors will go down.
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  90. Why?
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  91. +sean pinto: " i use oxy Contin and fentanyl since 3 years and heroin since 2 and i like it the same" ==Why?
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  92.  @TheRealCartman1  : "So what would you suggest if someone needs a car to get to work and needs a new transmission or other large repair?" ==Sounds like that person can't afford a car. I would suggest using public transportation and using a bicycle during the summer. That's what I do. Also, I can afford a car but I don't have a license. I heard that a car can cost 8000$/y while a bus card will cost 1400$/y. Peddle power is the best. You get exercise. No need to pay insurance. You aren't polluting nature with hydrocarbons and CO2. Once in a while the police stops you and gives you a ticket for driving on the wrong side or something. That's life in the big city.
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  93.  @Marlboro65  : The idea is to remove social interactions and to turn it into a exact science. So some economists develop the algorithm and programmers write the algorithm. Your banker inputs numbers and dates into a form and the software gives a yes or a no. The same thing is done with the stock market. Magically, the value of stock goes up and down.
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  94. Yes, that raspberry ketone thing is none sense.
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  95.  @weo1weo1weo1  : Me too. I don't even have a costco card.
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  96. They should have done a double blind test.
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  97. ​ @czarzenana5125  : "Your body can (luckily) tell the difference. Fructose needs to be converted to glucose first, sucrose as well. The result is the same though." ==glucose and fructose are monosaccarides. That means that the molecule itself is part of the sugar/alcohol family. Sucrose is a disaccaride. It is made of 2 sugar molecules and in this case, it is made of a glucose unit and a fructose unit. Our body starts by breaking it into the monosaccarides. I don't know the rest of the biochemistry.
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  98. +Jason Roggasch: "distraction from the Govts tyranny" ==What?
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  99. Who doesn't love ethyl buterate?
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  100. How do you know fluoride causes memory lose?
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  101.  @boxsterbenz4059 I don’t doubt it. We can see that not much has been done since we can see how the CO2 levels goes up yearly. The population goes up. I know that for India, it goes up by 17 million per year. That includes deaths. So I guess some people are having 10 to 20 kids. Most of the other countries where the population is going up are african and arab countries: Again, it is a case of having 10 to 20 kids. The goal of everyone is to leave farming, join the city life and drive a car, live comfortable. Nobody is dreaming of going backwards. I only know of Hydro-Quebec that is building more power plants. They signed a 2.4 G$ contact with New York for 5 y. Hydro-Quebec has built Romaine-1, Romaine-2, Romaine-3, Romaine-4. These are all along the Romaine river. I think Romaine-4 is near completion. Quebec is getting ready for an all EV province.
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  102.  @homealone5087  "i hear that if we wear masks and restrict our movement we will be able to live forever." ==You are being silly and not interested in reality.
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  103. I buy D cell zinc carbon batteries because I want the graphite rod. There is also some zinc in them.
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  104. We had some extreme winds a few times in Montreal for the past few years. I was afraid the roof was going to come off. This year, it has been ok so far, in my corner.
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  105. Element 16, which is sulfur, is a very important compound. It is used to make sulfuric acid, which I think is the most produced chemical of all.
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  106. You can use a VPN type technology, such as tunnelbear. I have not used tunnelbear myself and it is not free. There are some free ones but sometimes, they won't work since too many people are using it. Every time you connect to the VPN, you get a different IP. Also, you can put your Firefox in incognito mode. Click on FIle -> New Private Window
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  107.  @dporrasxtremeLS3  : That's insane. What is the price of the water pump? It can't be more than 100$.
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  108. You often remind us that we're paying the CBC.
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  109.  @Leatherman154  "Ah, but somehow Biden is better, correct?" ==I don't know much about Joe Biden. I would say almost any other president is better than Donald. Alright, Richard Nixon was terrible. At least he behaved as an adult. Bill Clinton was quite an embarrassment. He should have been impeached.
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  110.  @twitteringothers5059  "Christians are abandoning the Church in record numbers. Churches are closing down in Europe and even North America. Even once religiously committed Catholic countries like Poland and Ireland are reporting lower attendances. So are you sure ?" ==That's bc it is time to let go of these old time religions. They don't offer evidence. They offer comforting stories about heaven, happiness, good health but it is just ink on paper.
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  111. I think that Canada should buy the USA. Canada can scrap that private healthcare stuff in the USA and raise the taxes and create a bigger government. Canada can also remove religion from politics and remove young earth creationism from public schools and private schools in the USA.
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  112.  @5thelementcannabisproduction  It is not that high. In Quebec, a family doctor gets 370 k$/y. They have to pay their rent, equipment and such and I think they end with 150 k$/y That is a very good salary. I make 50 or 55 k$/y and I am not a doctor.
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  113. Does Thomas Jefferson tell us by how much the planet warmed up or is he just talking about the condition of his local city?
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  114.  @UnAnonKnown  Is that bc the government doesn't own any clinics?
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  115.  @PerceivedREALITY999  "The US took 20 years to replace the taliban with "the taliban"." ==That is true. The taliban outnumber them by a lot. Also, I imagine that the taliban bought their weapons by someone. Who was selling it to them?
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  116.  @dangit-i2k  My opinion of immigration is that it is used as a band aid for a country that is not well designed. As soon as immigration is stopped, there won’t be enough population growth to fund the old age pension, welfare, healthcare. It also creates other problems. Immigrants don’t come here to join your army and to go fight in Afganistan, Iraq, Syria, North Korea. The canadian government is pro-Israel yet they bring pro-Palestine people. That doesn’t make any sense. English/french people don’t have much experience with muslim populations. For example, they are not aware that Lebanon went through a major civil war from 1975 to 1990, just because of a christian muslim conflict. The english/french population is simply not interested in having 6 kids. They barely have 1 kid. I think we need a government that knows how to change the economy so that it can run on the same population number. I tried to find out what the carbon tax is used for. It looks like it is just used to discourage companies from being wasteful.
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  117.  @dangit-i2k  Yes, the tax on overtime is very high. I think 50% of your money goes to tax. I think the idea is to discourage people from doing overtime. The problem is that companies force the employees to do overtime when there is too much work. Then, when things suddenly become lighter, the employer fires people. So, you end up with less money and on unemployment. That has been my experience. The government doesn’t get involved to create stable jobs.
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  118.  @AH-lw2bj  “You do realize our entire climate is dictated by the sun right? We get winter because of our orbit around the sun, a small variation on angle of the sun to earth changes the temperature in areas by over 70 °C (going from 35 °C in the summer to -35 °C in the winter) so I'd suggest that maybe a small increase in the output of energy from the sun would make an impact on earths temperature.” ==The input of energy at the surface of the Earth is entirely driven by the Sun. What happens to that energy depends on Earth’s surface conditions and atmospheric conditions. What some have suggested, such as yourself, is that there is more input energy, going on for the past 140 y. That is simply false. The solar cycle is only 11 y. There is a period of 11 y maxima, followed by a period of 11 y minima. The Earth’s surface temperature is not going down significantly during a minima. There are satellites in orbit that measure the amount of radiation that the Earth receives and the amount it remits back into space. It is the amount that is emitted into space that is reducing. There is a nice article called Four graphs that suggest we can’t blame climate change on solar activity. It shows how there is no connection between solar maxima and global warming.
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  119. I only buy computer parts online. I payed 130$ for a motherboard. Someone wrote in the review section he payed 70$. That was on newegg and it was for a brand new part, for Ryzen processors. I hate it when prices fluctuate so radically. I hate the whole rebate thing. Or mail in rebate.
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  120.  @AbstractJJJ  "Yep! (C * 9/5) + 32 = F Going from C to F is a bit kinder on the mental math than F to C." ==If you want to do it mentally, approximate the equation. 9/5 is approximately 10/5 which is 2 So, 30 °C is 30 * 2 = 60. 60 + 32 = 92 °F (Officially, the real value is 86 °F) If you want to go from F to C, 15 °F 15 - 32 = -17 -17 /2 = This is about -9 °C (Officially, the real value is 9.4 °C)
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  121. I got a call from a chinese guy who said he is from Microsoft and that my PC is infected. So, I guess one country learns from another. I get an incredible amount of phishing attempts and other bs in my email, but my filter blocks them.
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  122.  @GuadalupeRamirez-tg9jp  What I am trying to say is, where do you draw the line? Where do you draw the border? If someone invades Montreal, Laval could say, well, the enemy is not attacking us. Let Montreal spend money and soldiers on the war. Next thing you know, Montreal folds and Laval is invaded. Terrebonne says, well, let Laval handle their problem. It is not my problem. It is better to form a large union of countries and work together. A wise man once said: United we stand, divided we fall.
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  123.  @GuadalupeRamirez-tg9jp  So, if you are at war, you do not want your neighboring cities, provinces, countries to help you?
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  124.  @GuadalupeRamirez-tg9jp  If people are poor, the solution is for the government to press a button and cheques get printed for them. Of course, big businesses play a role in reducing jobs and the government can’t do much about that.
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  125. 10:36 In 2010, 289 ktest for heart works. TOTAL COST = 14.5 M$ 14.5 M$ / 289 ktest = 50$ per test
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  126. I'm surprised that the CBC left the comments section open. Are you guys collecting numbers (doing statistics?).
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  127. ​ @12345678hgjghjvg  We use mostly Hydro power in Quebec. If you are going to cook food with electricity, then there won't be any CO2 emission. If your local power plant uses natural gas or coal, then using electricity to cook food is inefficient. Always burn your own coal or natural gas to directly heat your food.
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  128.  @12345678hgjghjvg  Not using the internet doesn’t change much since the routers, servers are always on. Someone would have to turn them off and home users can turn off their PCs. For Quebec, Quebec signed a contract recently to sell electricity to New York. It is a 24 billion $ contract. This will reduce CO2 emission by I don’t know how many tons per year. Also, Quebec is building new power plants along the Romaine River. There is Romaine 1, Romaine 2, Romaine 3, Romaine 4. I think 4 is near completion. More Hydro plants is the best solution for North America.
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  129.  @12345678hgjghjvg  The youtube is upset so I will post in parts. PART 1: Not using the internet doesn’t change much since the routers, servers are always on. Someone would have to turn them off and home users can turn off their PCs.
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  130.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 2: For Quebec, Quebec signed a contract recently to sell electricity to New York. It is a 24 billion $ contract. This will reduce CO2 emission by I don’t know how many tons per year. Also, Quebec is building new power plants along the Romaine River. There is Romaine 1, Romaine 2, Romaine 3, Romaine 4. I think 4 is near completion. More Hydro plants is the best solution for North America.
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  131.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 2: For Quebec, Quebec signed a contract recently to sell electricity to New York. It is a 24 billion $ contract. This will reduce CO2 emission by I don’t know how many tons per year. Also, Quebec is building new power plants along the Romaine River. There is romaine 1, r 2, r 3, r 4. I think 4 is near completion. More Hydro plants is the best solution for North America.
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  132.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 2: For Quebec, Quebec signed a contract recently to sell electricity to New York. It is a 24 billion $ contract. This will reduce CO2 emission by I don’t know how many tons per year. Also, Quebec is building new power plants along the Romaine River. There is romaine 1, r 2, r 3, r 4.
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  133.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 3: I think 4 is near completion. More Hydro plants is the best solution for North America.
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  134.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 2: For Quebec, Quebec signed a contract recently to sell electricity to New York. It is a 24 billion $ contract. This will reduce CO2 emission by I don’t know how many tons per year.
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  135.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 3: Also, Quebec is building new power plants along the Romaine River. There is romaine 1, r 2, r 3, r 4.
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  136.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 3: Also, Quebec is building new power plants along the romaine River. I can't post the rest.
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  137.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 4: There is romaine 1, r 2, r 3, r 4.
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  138.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 5: I think 4 is near completion. More Hydro plants is the best solution for North America.
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  139.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 4: There is rom chocolate aine 1, r 2, r 3, r 4.
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  140.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 4: There is romaine 1, well, youtube is not letting me write the three others.
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  141.  @12345678hgjghjvg  That’s how datacenters operate. A server is always ON. Usually, after midnight, the backup is done, which can take a few hours. There shouldn’t by any problems of Quebec. There is excess electricity being produced.
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  142.  @12345678hgjghjvg PART 4: There is 2. ma 1. ro 3. in 4. e 1, 2, 3, 4. (So, there are 4 of them)
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  143.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 5: I think 4 is near completion. More Hydro plants is the best solution for North America.
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  144.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 4: There is romaine 1
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  145.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 4: Quebec has been building a few power plants in preparation for the surge in EV vehicles that is expected. They are building 4 along the Romaine river.
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  146.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 5: I think number 4 is near completion. I think the hydro power plants is the best solution.
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  147.  @12345678hgjghjvg  Yes, if enough people don’t use a certain server, then it becomes possible to shut down some servers, which would result in some power savings.
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  148.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 1: Yes, if enough people don’t use a certain server
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  149.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 1: Yes, if enough people don’t
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  150.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 2: use a certain server
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  151.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 3: then it becomes possible to shut down some servers,
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  152.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 4: then it becomes possible to shut down some servers,
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  153.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 5: then it becomes possible
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  154.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 5: then it becomes
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  155.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 6: possible to shut down some servers, which would result in some power savings.
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  156.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 6: possible to shut down some machines, which would result in some power savings.
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  157.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 6: possible to shut down some machines,
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  158.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 7: which would result in some power savings.
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  159.  @12345678hgjghjvg  “Yes, good that you agree. we should have regulation on people use of internet now. cannot wait” ==OK, and what is your proposal? How much energy use reduction will this result in? “Quebec will be short of power in 2047” ==I never said that Quebec will be short on power in 2047.
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  160.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 1: “Yes, good that you agree. we should have regulation on people use of internet now. cannot wait” ==OK, and what is your proposal? How much energy use reduction will this result in?
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  161.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 2: “Quebec will be short of power in 2047” ==I never said that Quebec will be short on power in 2047.
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  162.  @12345678hgjghjvg  OK, and what is your proposal? How much energy use reduction will this result in?
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  163.  @12345678hgjghjvg  I never said that Quebec will be short on power in 2047.
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  164.  @12345678hgjghjvg  I don’t agree with preventing restaurants from using charcoal. Charcoal is made from wood ashes and CaCO3 and so, it is carbon that is part of the fast system. It is not petrol or coal, which is part of the slow carbon system. Thanks for the article. I have read from elsewhere that for Quebec to go fully EV, they would need 3.5 times more romaine equivalent power plants. Your idea of regulating internet use is ridiculous. Users clicking on links makes no change. If you think datacenter servers of a particular company is using too much power, then you need to demonstrate it. If you want them to shutdown some of their servers, they can. It will just reduce their performance. Look on the bright side. CPU and RAM performance is always going up. It is so great that they can run multiple virtual servers on each host server to server more people. So, efficiency is always being improved. To reduce CO2 emissions, the better decision is to switch to green powers since nobody wants to return the clock and return to the days of horses and buggies.
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  165.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 1: I don’t agree with preventing restaurants from using charcoal. Charcoal is made from wood ashes and CaCO3 and so, it is carbon that is part of the fast system. It is not petrol or coal, which is part of the slow carbon system.
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  166.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 2: Thanks for the article. I have read from elsewhere that for Quebec to go fully EV, they would need 3.5 times more romaine equivalent power plants.
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  167.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 3: Your idea of regulating internet use is ridiculous. Users clicking on links makes no change. If you think datacenter servers of a particular company is using too much power, then you need to demonstrate it. If you want them to shutdown some of their servers, they can. It will just reduce their performance. Look on the bright side. CPU and RAM performance is always going up. It is so great that they can run multiple virtual servers on each host server to server more people. So, efficiency is always being improved.
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  168.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 5: You want to know what? You want to know if routers are always on? Of course, they are always on. Take a course on networking. Servers are always on as well. A company installs a group of servers and a load balance. The more the server has to send or received data, the faster its network connection needs to be and to help out, you install a load balancer and a set of servers that work concurrently.
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  169.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 4: Look on the bright side. CPU and RAM performance is always going up. It is so great that they can run multiple virtual servers on each host server to server more people. So, efficiency is always being improved.
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  170.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 3: Your idea of regulating internet use is ridiculous. Users clicking on links makes no change. If you think datacenter servers of a particular company is using too much power, then you need to demonstrate it. If you want them to shutdown some of their servers, they can. It will just reduce their performance.
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  171.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 3: Your idea of regulating internet use is ridiculous. Users clicking on links makes no change.
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  172.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 5: particular company is using too much power,
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  173.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 6: then you need to demonstrate it. If you want them to shutdown some of their servers, they can. It will just reduce their performance.
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  174.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 4: If you think
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  175.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 5: datacenter servers of a
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  176.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 6: particular company is using too much power,
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  177.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 7: then you need to demonstrate it. If you want them to shutdown some of their servers, they can. It will just reduce their performance.
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  178.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 8: Look on the bright side. CPU and RAM performance is always going up.
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  179.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 9: It is so great that they can run multiple virtual servers on each host server to server more people. So, efficiency is always being improved.
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  180.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 10: To reduce CO2 emissions, the better decision is to switch to green powers since nobody wants to return the clock and return to the days of horses and buggies.
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  181.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 11: You want to know what? You want to know if routers are always on? Of course, they are always on. Take a course on networking. Servers are always on as well. A company installs a group of servers and a load balance. The more the server has to send or received data, the faster its network connection needs to be and to help out, you install a load balancer and a set of servers that work concurrently.
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  182.  @12345678hgjghjvg  A better solution would be to not waste CPU time, running algorithms that prevents people from having a conversation. Let Google know.
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  183.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 11: You want to know what? You want to know if routers are always on? Of course, they are always on. Take a course on networking.
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  184.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 12: Servers are always on as well. A company installs a group of servers and a load balance. The more the server has to send or received data, the faster its network connection needs to be and to help out, you install a load balancer and a set of servers that work concurrently.
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  185.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 13: A better solution would be to not waste CPU time, running algorithms that prevents people from having a conversation.
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  186.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 11: You want to know what? You want to know if routers are always on? Of course, they are always on. There are courses on networking.
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  187.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 12: Servers are always on as well. A company installs a group of servers and a load balance.
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  188.  @12345678hgjghjvg  PART 13: The more the server has to send or received data, the faster its network connection needs to be and to help out, you install a load balancer and a set of servers that work concurrently.
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  189.  @12345678hgjghjvg  Since it is not possible to have a normal conversation here, let’s go elsewhere.
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  190.  @12345678hgjghjvg  Like I said, we would need to go elsewhere since having a conversation here is not possible.
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  191.  @12345678hgjghjvg  If you want, ask other people or we can go elsewhere. Sorry, there is nothing I can do about youtube decisions.
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  192.  @12345678hgjghjvg  Tell you what. I will simplify it. You are right. Let’s not click links so that it saves power.
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  193.  @12345678hgjghjvg  Like I said, you are correct. Anything else that you need to know?
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  194.  @12345678hgjghjvg  Are you having trouble understanding? I don’t mind talking to you. If youtube keeps deleting my comments, then there is nothing that I can do.
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  195.  @12345678hgjghjvg  I understand that you are upset. I am upset as well. Would you like to have the conversation elsewhere?
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  196.  @blightproductions6474  This is starting to get ridiculous.
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  197. I found some online webcams where girls take their cloths off. Nothing is secure.
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  198. It would be nice to see the original comments that Polievre made.
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  199. Under the Joe Biden, jobs are getting created. I think one of them was about Colorado, where Bobert voted against it and then took credit for the 800 jobs created there. Under Donald, the virus was spreading easily and he was spreading internet nonsense about cures and he acted so slowly that over 1 million people died.
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  200. South Park had an episode on this subject, so this means they have it in the USA as well. It looks like some guy somewhere developed the idea and it spread all over the world. I'm betting this idea made it to Australia and Europe as well. I'm guessing some CEO went on vacation to the USA perhaps and got the idea and imported here or vice-versa.
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  201.  @Commentsurveillance  What NATO needs is more countries that are against Russia and Turkey is an allie of Russia and the USA doesn't know what to do about that. The USA has placed some sanctions on Turkey that is still ongoing.
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  202.  @PEACE-xq8bf  What are the lies about residential schools?
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  203.  @josephpruitt2067  “hey pal sorry to burst your bubble, but the church/Christians basically invented science” ==Yes they did and making discoveries takes a lot of time and sometimes requires a combination of previous inventions. That is why modern science wasn’t available from day 1. There were no gods to teach humans anything. Religion, claiming that the gods did it is the lowest hanging fruit and so every culture started out with religion to plug some of the gaps in their knowledge. It took a while to figure out the age of the Earth, solar system, universe, how life changes over time. All these are very recent discoveries. Most importantly, there is philosophy. So, the science that we have is founded on Occam’s razor. There is no need to believe in aliens and alien gods. It is preferred to find real answers or to leave blank and wait for the real answer to come along. This is why all scientific papers are empty of aliens and alien gods. The same goes for forensic science. Detectives don’t insert aliens and ghosts into their work.
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  204.  @twitteringothers5059  "Really ? Tell me - what is the suicide and psychological instability rates for atheists ?" ==From what I hear, it is higher in atheist population compared to the theist population. I looked at a paper written by Rob Whitley, Ph.D. Apparently, some studies clump nones and atheists together. According to him: “New research has set out to examine the broad mental health differences in the sub-categories constituting the "nones." Interestingly, a growing number of studies suggest that people possessing strong religious beliefs and convinced atheists tend to share similarly positive mental health. The worst mental health is observed in those with more ambiguous, confused, and weaker religious or spiritual beliefs.” According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a risk for suicide and mental health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a religion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is incorrect and it could be simply be due to the religion or priest telling the person that suicide is illegal. It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the risk is similar for nones, for catholics and protestants. When it comes to young adults, the risk is higher in catholics. There is a table and it shows that more men than women commit suicide. This might be fear related. If you are married, it reduces the risk of suicide. If you have a permanent illness, it increases the risk drastically. If you are unemployed, it increases the risk. Overall, I do think that having a social net is good for the individual. It is important to be in a club, which is what a church offers. As the number of atheists goes up, some churches need to be converted to clubs for atheists so that they can come together and socialize.
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  205.  @twitteringothers5059  "Really ? Tell me - what is the suicide and psychological instability rates for atheists ?" ==From what I hear, it is higher in atheist population compared to the theist population. I looked at a paper written by Rob Whitley, Ph.D. Apparently, some studies clump nones and atheists together. According to him: “New research has set out to examine the broad mental health differences in the sub-categories constituting the "nones." Interestingly, a growing number of studies suggest that people possessing strong religious beliefs and convinced atheists tend to share similarly positive mental health. The worst mental health is observed in those with more ambiguous, confused, and weaker religious or spiritual beliefs.” According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a risk for suicide and mental health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a religion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is incorrect and it could be simply be due to the religion or priest telling the person that suicide is illegal. It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the risk is similar for nones, for catholics and protestants. When it comes to young adults, the risk is higher in catholics. There is a table and it shows that more men than women commit suicide. This might be fear related. If you are married, it reduces the risk of suicide. If you have a permanent illness, it increases the risk drastically. If you are unemployed, it increases the risk. Overall, I do think that having a social net is good for the individual. It is important to be in a club, which is what a church offers. As the number of atheists goes up, some churches need to be converted to clubs for atheists so that they can come together and socialize.
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  206.  @twitteringothers5059  Looks like the comment section isn’t working well. PART 1: "Really ? Tell me - what is the suicide and psychological instability rates for atheists ?" ==From what I hear, it is higher in atheist population compared to the theist population. I looked at a paper written by Rob Whitley, Ph.D. Apparently, some studies clump nones and atheists together.
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  207.  @twitteringothers5059  Looks like the comment section isn’t working well. PART 1: ==From what I hear, it is higher in atheist population compared to the theist population. I looked at a paper written by Rob Whitley, Ph.D. Apparently, some studies clump nones and atheists together.
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  208.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 2: According to him: “New research has set out to examine the broad mental health differences in the sub-categories constituting the "nones." Interestingly, a growing number of studies suggest that people possessing strong religious beliefs and convinced atheists tend to share similarly positive mental health. The worst mental health is observed in those with more ambiguous, confused, and weaker religious or spiritual beliefs.” According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a risk for suicide and mental health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a religion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is incorrect and it could be simply be due to the religion or priest telling the person that suicide is illegal. It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the risk is similar for nones, for catholics and protestants. When it comes to young adults, the risk is higher in catholics. There is a table and it shows that more men than women commit suicide. This might be fear related. If you are married, it reduces the risk of suicide. If you have a permanent illness, it increases the risk drastically. If you are unemployed, it increases the risk. Overall, I do think that having a social net is good for the individual. It is important to be in a club, which is what a church offers. As the number of atheists goes up, some churches need to be converted to clubs for atheists so that they can come together and socialize.
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  209.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 2: According to him: “New research has set out to examine the broad mental health differences in the sub-categories constituting the "nones." Interestingly, a growing number of studies suggest that people possessing strong religious beliefs and convinced atheists tend to share similarly positive mental health. The worst mental health is observed in those with more ambiguous, confused, and weaker religious or spiritual beliefs.” According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a risk for suicide and mental health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a religion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is incorrect and it could be simply be due to the religion or priest telling the person that suicide is illegal.
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  210.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 2: According to him: “New rese chocolate arch has set out to examine the broad me chocolate ntal health differences in the sub-categories constituting the "nones." Interestingly, a growing number of studies suggest that people possessing strong re chocolate ligious beliefs and convinced atheists tend to share similarly positive me chocolate ntal health. The worst me chocolate ntal health is observed in those with more ambiguous, confused, and weaker re chocolate ligious or sp chocolate iritual beliefs.” According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a re chocolate ligion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is inco chocolate rrect and it could be simply be due to the re chocolate ligion or priest telling the person that su chocolate icide is illegal.
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  211.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 2: According to him: “New rese chocolate arch has set out to examine the broad me chocolate ntal health differences in the sub-categories constituting the "nones." Interestingly, a growing number of studies suggest that people possessing strong re chocolate ligious beliefs and convinced atheists tend to share similarly positive me chocolate ntal health. The worst me chocolate ntal health is observed in those with more ambiguous, confused, and weaker re chocolate ligious or sp chocolate iritual beliefs.”
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  212.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a risk for suicide and mental health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a religion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is incorrect and it could be simply be due to the religion or priest telling the person that suicide is illegal. It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the risk is similar for nones, for catholics and protestants. When it comes to young adults, the risk is higher in catholics. There is a table and it shows that more men than women commit suicide. This might be fear related. If you are married, it reduces the risk of suicide. If you have a permanent illness, it increases the risk drastically. If you are unemployed, it increases the risk. Overall, I do think that having a social net is good for the individual. It is important to be in a club, which is what a church offers. As the number of atheists goes up, some churches need to be converted to clubs for atheists so that they can come together and socialize.
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  213.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a re chocolate ligion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is inco chocolate rrect and it could be simply be due to the re chocolate ligion or priest telling the person that su chocolate icide is illegal. It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the ri chocolate sk is similar for nones, for catholics and protestants. When it comes to young adults, the ri chocolate sk is higher in catholics. There is a table and it shows that more men than women commit su chocolate icide. This might be fear related. If you are married, it reduces the ri chocolate sk of su chocolate icide. If you have a permanent illness, it increases the ri chocolate sk drastically. If you are unemployed, it increases the ri chocolate sk. Overall, I do think that having a social ne chocolate t is good for the individual. It is important to be in a club, which is what a church offers. As the number of atheists goes up, some churches need to be converted to clubs for atheists so that they can come together and socialize.
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  214.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a re chocolate ligion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is inco chocolate rrect and it could be simply be due to the re chocolate ligion or priest telling the person that su chocolate icide is illegal. It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the ri chocolate sk is similar for nones, for ca chocolate tholics and pr chocolate otestants. When it comes to young adults, the ri chocolate sk is higher in ca chocolate tholics.
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  215.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a re chocolate ligion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is inco chocolate rrect and it could be simply be due to the re chocolate ligion or priest telling the person that su chocolate icide is illegal. It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the ri chocolate sk is similar for nones, for ca chocolate tholics and pr chocolate otestants. When it comes to young adults, the ri chocolate sk is higher in ca chocolate tholics.
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  216.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a re chocolate ligion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is inco chocolate rrect and it could be simply be due to the re chocolate ligion or priest telling the person that su chocolate icide is illegal.
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  217.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for Roman Catholics and intermediate for Protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a re chocolate ligion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is inco chocolate rrect and it could be simply be due to the re chocolate ligion or priest telling the person that su chocolate icide is illegal.
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  218.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for roman ca chocolate tholics and intermediate for pr chocolate otestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a re chocolate ligion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is inco chocolate rrect and it could be simply be due to the re chocolate ligion or priest telling the person that su chocolate icide is illegal.
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  219.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato, there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for roman ca chocolate tholics and intermediate for pr chocolate otestants.
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  220.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 3: According to Dermot O'Reilly and Michael Rosato,
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  221.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 4: there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a ri chocolate sk for su chocolate icide and me chocolate ntal health issues, lowest for roman ca chocolate tholics and intermediate for pr chocolate otestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a re chocolate ligion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is inco chocolate rrect and it could be simply be due to the re chocolate ligion or priest telling the person that su chocolate icide is illegal. It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the ri chocolate sk is similar for nones, for ca chocolate tholics and pr chocolate otestants. When it comes to young adults, the ri chocolate sk is higher in ca chocolate tholics.
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  222.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 4: there is a set of studies from the 19 th century to 2000, that shows that the nones have more of a risk for suicide and mental health issues, lowest for roman catholics and intermediate for protestants. They don’t say what the numbers are. Some think the reason for this is isolation. When you are in a religion and you go to church, you have more of a social network. Some thing that is incorrect and it could be simply be due to the religion or priest telling the person that suicide is illegal.
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  223.  @twitteringothers5059  PART 5: It concludes with another study done in Ireland. It says the ri chocolate sk is similar for nones, for ca chocolate tholics and pr chocolate otestants. When it comes to young adults, the ri chocolate sk is higher in ca chocolate tholics. There is a table and it shows that more men than women commit su chocolate icide. This might be fear related. If you are married, it reduces the ri chocolate sk of su chocolate icide. If you have a permanent illness, it increases the ri chocolate sk drastically. If you are unemployed, it increases the ri chocolate sk. Overall, I do think that having a social ne chocolate t is good for the individual. It is important to be in a club, which is what a church offers. As the number of atheists goes up, some churches need to be converted to clubs for atheists so that they can come together and socialize.
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  224. We pretty much don't receive such calls. I received a call 2 months ago. The guy says that my PC alerted them that there is a problem. I asked which PC. The guy didn't understand. I asked which company he is calling from. The guy didn't understand. Also, I run Kubuntu. My scammer Win 7 PC was not ready but I managed to waste 15 min of his time. Also, we were talking french and he starts the call with his french is not perfect. I guess they don't call us Quebecers much.
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  225. 14 min 00 s That looks like coax cable. I think it is Fiber to the Neighborhood. The fiber stops at a local node with some electronic box. From the box, you have coax cable that goes to your home. I think it is only when you want 100 Mbps and over that they do fiber to the home. I am soon going to get 25 Mbps from Bell. I'll see what it is.
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  226. Software is different. most people do not want to pay for software. Also, software never breaks down. I have software from 1996 that I still use (Paint Shop Pro 5).
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  227.  @AH-lw2bj  The source of info is also important. The internet serves to spread opinions of all kinds. A lot of people are upset when their gasoline prices go up, so they want to increase production and they are against EV. So, there is a lot of politics involved in this. So, for the source of info, get it from science channels.
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  228. I didn't see NATO. All I saw was citizens shooting each other and destroying their own country.
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  229.  @alexisborden3191  Yes.
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  230.  @codprocamp4690  "Canadians have no place commenting on American politics" ==USA politics are broken. I think Canada should take control of the USA, implement universal healthcare, improve the education system, make universities more accessible, invest in hydro power, nuclear power, solar power.
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  231.  @codprocamp4690  "Canada can't even take control of themselves let alone the the U.S.A , your country is weak and stepped all over by other nations" ==That's a mean thing to say COD ProCamp. What do you mean by stepped all over by other nations? Can you give an example?
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  232. 16 M$ is about 80 cents that you have to pay.
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  233.  @bouncybunnys  Yes and it hovers in the 40 as well. I think last summer, France and Greece, at some spots, reached 44 and along with it, you get deaths. It certainly is nicer to have lighter winters here in Montreal.
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  234. What is the real reason?
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  235. +Keepskatin: Sounds like someone has a Obama up his butt.
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  236.  @joeisawesome540  The problem with EV is that the batteries will probably last 5 to 8 y. They use to make lithium cobalt oxide batteries. They say that lithium iron phosphate is better. So, when do the batteries need to be replaced and how much will it cost? Electricity is very cheap in Canada so, that helps a lot. Another solution is to make another combustible compound, like ethanol or propane and continue to use internal combustion engines.
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  237.  @AM.000  If the richer class are truly paying more tax or carbon tax, then I am all for it. Also, driving minivans had become very popular with the middle class. Why not put a large tax on this?
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  238.  @joeisawesome540  Are you saying that batteries of EVs last over 10 y? I highly doubt that.
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  239.  @joeisawesome540  I would like to get some facts. How many times would a person recharge their batteries per year?
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  240.  @joeisawesome540  If the range of the vehicle is 200 km. 1500 cycles / 15000 km/y / (0.8 * 200 km) = 16 y if my calculations are right.
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  241.  @walterlippmann4361  Why do you think it is a bot account?
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  242. Ukraine simply chose a part of the world where it has Russia at its door step. The same goes for various countries that act as eastern europe. So when an enemy invades, those countries end up defending England, France, Italy and so on. In other words, western europe owes some help to the eastern parts of the european union or europian empire. Or, the other solution is to open the canadian borders fully, and all ukrainians and all the surrounding people should move to here. During WW2, England tried that technique as well. They decided to let France deal with Germany and mostly, it would be France that would lose soldiers and their cities damaged. The plan was to join the war only when necessary. France quickly lost the war and Germany started to bombard England who was begging the USA for help. The response from Truman was “Sorry, we past a resolution and we aren’t going to get involved in the next wars of Europe.”
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  243. This is why I love King of the Hill. Hank is proud of his job and delivers honesty, respects his customers. He never looses a customer bc of that. He also knows the value of shopping at the brick and mortar location and the value of human to human relationships. Too bad the real world is completely different.
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  244. +Fluffymiyster: Probably there are laws against microscopic prints that is hidden away at the bottom of the page. The problem is locating the scammer and most people will not be able to locate him, therefore, the scammer feels safe and continues to do it. The laws are also very lax. The guy might get 1 year in prison.
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  245. That's the USA. They always assign millions to one inidvidual instead of giving jail time or instead of spreading the money. Also, it is just a judgement that will be challenged in a appeals court and probably will be reduced and maybe Guliani won't pay it at all.
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  246.  @blake6449  "idk if you’re from Canada or not because of that flag, but Trump being impeached is like me being impeached. Neither of us are even in office." ==When were you in office?
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  247. 10:36 In 2010, 289 ktest for heart works. TOTAL COST = 14.5 M$ 14.5 M$ / 289 ktest = 50$ per test
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  248.  @couch4330  That’s not about global warming. That is about plate tectonic theory. If you go back to the Middle Silurian period, 425 million y ago, there was basically no north america and no europe. Most of it was underwater and the parts outside the water is called Laurentia and it was in the southern hemisphere, near the equator. In the early Devonian period, 390 million y ago, north america + europe begin surfacing more. This is called Laurentia. Again, it is slightly in the southern hemisphere, but it is moving north. In the late Carboniferous period, 306 million y ago, north america + europe look larger and half of it is in the southern hemisphere and half is in the northern hemisphere. In the early Triassic period, 230 million y ago, north america + europe now has almost the same area as today. Now, most of this land mass is in the northern hemisphere. In the late Jurassic period, 150 million y ago, europe is separate from north america. Both keep heading north. South America and Africa are still joined. I don’t know what the temperate of that period was. It was a very different time period. “I think the planet will be fine. Plant a tree if you're worried, natural carbon capture.” ==I think the planet will be fine as well. There will be radical changes and it is already happening. About a species goes extinct per day and eventually, new species will spread and diversify. Life for humans will not be the same either as easy resources like petrol and coal run dry. Planting a tree would not help. The amount of CO2 being emitted is too fast. Also, I cut down trees and I burn them for heat during winter. The only reason why all the forests have not been eliminated is that people are using petrol, coal, CH4 to heat their homes and industry and some use other sources, such as hydro (such as myself).
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  249.  @couch4330  I understand that yu want to pretend that millions of years ago, north america was in the same position as now and that all conditions were the same. "What evidence do you have the petrol will "dry up"" ==Petrol comes from ancient animal or plant sources. It isn't something that is being produced continuously. "The copy and paste is noted. Peace out, Homie." ==Of course I am going to copy and paste. I am not going to make up ifo out of thin air.
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  250.  @couch4330  “I did not say it was in the same place, I said the opposite - from 70 million years ago, Canada crashed together at the Rockies and moved west as I said.” ==I already listed what the position was of north america and europe and that is something that effects the ecology. So, when you ask “How hot was it when the Albertosaurus, found in Alberta, which moved laterally west and not north, lived in a tropical climate?” I wouldn’t know but I think your point is to not care about the environment. The question I have is why don’t you care? “Plants or animals? Genius. Crude is hypothesized to come from marine zooplankton and plants produce coal, but it is a hypothesis, and not tested as we cannot produce millions of years of collected organisms under high pressure. It is arguable.” ==Petrol clearly comes from an animal or plant source. It is called a scientific educated guess. There is no need to produce the same conditions and wait millions of years. For coal, it is clear that it comes from ancient plants since their pattern is visible in the coal. “You copy any paste without knowing what you're pasting. Meaning, it's useless.” ==How do you know I don’t know the meaning? Maybe you are just frustrated by the facts that scientists provide and you aren’t getting it your way.
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  251.  @couch4330  “I did not say it was in the same place, I said the opposite - from 70 million years ago, Canada crashed together at the Rockies and moved west as I said.” ==I already listed what the position was of north america and europe and that is something that effects the ecology. So, when you ask “How hot was it when the Albertosaurus, found in Alberta, which moved laterally west and not north, lived in a tropical climate?” I wouldn’t know but I think your point is to not care about the environment. The question I have is why don’t you care? “Plants or animals? Genius. Crude is hypothesized to come from marine zooplankton and plants produce coal, but it is a hypothesis, and not tested as we cannot produce millions of years of collected organisms under high pressure. It is arguable.” ==Petrol clearly comes from an animal or plant source. It is called a scientific educated guess. There is no need to produce the same conditions and wait millions of years. For coal, it is clear that it comes from ancient plants since their pattern is visible in the coal. “You copy any paste without knowing what you're pasting. Meaning, it's useless.” ==How do you know I don’t know the meaning? Maybe you are just frustrated by the facts that scientists provide and you aren’t getting it your way.
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  252.  @couch4330  “I did not say it was in the same place, I said the opposite - from 70 million years ago, Canada crashed together at the Rockies and moved west as I said.” ==I already listed what the position was of north america and europe and that is something that effects the ecology. So, when you ask “How hot was it when the Albertosaurus, found in Alberta, which moved laterally west and not north, lived in a tropical climate?” //Edit: splitting the comment.
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  253.  @couch4330  I wouldn’t know but I think your point is to not care about the environment. The question I have is why don’t you care? “Plants or animals? Genius. Crude is hypothesized to come from marine zooplankton and plants produce coal, but it is a hypothesis, and not tested as we cannot produce millions of years of collected organisms under high pressure. It is arguable.” ==Petrol clearly comes from an animal or plant source. It is called a scientific educated guess. There is no need to produce the same conditions and wait millions of years. For coal, it is clear that it comes from ancient plants since their pattern is visible in the coal. “You copy any paste without knowing what you're pasting. Meaning, it's useless.” ==How do you know I don’t know the meaning? Maybe you are just frustrated by the facts that scientists provide and you aren’t getting it your way.
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  254.  @couch4330  LOL. And somehow, you ended up ignoring data and you don't know about plate tectonic theory. Hello!
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  255.  @couch4330  Are you afraid of discussing the facts given by the experts?
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  256.  @couch4330  “This isn't a discussion, you are talking over me. I literally explained how North America crashed together by eastern NA moving west since 70 million years ago and was tropical at that time period, but you gave "going north" 150 million years ago when the dinosaur I have an example of was 70-65 million years ago.” ==I was giving a history as to how things have changed: the position of the plates have changed drastically over time, along with that weather patterns changed, the ecology changes. You mentioned the canadian rockies and that is fine. I think the point that you are making, which is a point that I have heard before is that changes in nature happen, therefore, it is ok to cause change by continuing to burn fossil fuel, it is ok to increase the level of CO2, it is ok to cut down forest, etc. Pointing to past changes and claiming it is ok to ignore the changes that humans are doing to nature is irresponsible. I’m sure your parents and your scientific teams is proud of you as well. Luckily, the majority of the people don’t listen to the stories you have about don’t worry, just protect the economy.
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  257. "Tell the truth, pull NATO out of Ukraine and leave it alone, and the war ends right then and there." ==That's true but why does NATO bother Russia so much?
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  258. 21:02 Was that girl in Bill Nye the Science Guy? The lady from CBC, the one that tests the Coconut drink.
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  259. @everyday tenor " Yes, Canada cannot stand by and watch Putin slaughter innocent people. We are doing a lot, and must do more to help. And as your wrote, any decent people cannot stand by and simply watch." ==It wasn't my idea for Ukraine to join NATO and to turn their backs on Russia. It is their decision to walk down that path and the USA has a big finger in it as well. The USA should defend Ukraine by attacking Russia yet they stand idly by. In the meantime, millions of ukranians are inconvenienced and have to flee there country. It is very unfortunate that innocent people often have to pay the price. In this case, it is political game between the USA and Russia.
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  260. @everyday tenor Yes, I know that Ukraine has not joined NATO. The ink in the USA pen suddenly dried up when Russia invaded Ukraine. Before that, the USA was very much welcoming Ukraine into their party.
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  261.  @fairchild1737  It sounds made up.
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  262. 10:36 In 2010, 289 ktest for heart works. TOTAL COST = 14.5 M$ 14.5 M$ / 289 ktest = 50$ per test
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  263.  @TheSongHolder  : "Cable is so expensive." ==There are over the air (OTA) free channels and they are all hiDef. I think some of the channels, such as the CBC, CFCF12 and french channels are obligated by law to have antennas.
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  264.  @JudahMaccabee_  : My family watches TV. There are many over the air (OTA) channels. They are HiDef.
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  265. I don't know what a reddit user is. I do worry. This is not good for Russia, Ukraine or anybody.
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  266.  @lcg5790  What's a online shopping box?
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  267.  @lcg5790  What is an online shopping box?
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  268.  @albback8176  This means that there is internal conflict, internal hate in the country of Libya. It is the same for Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan. And most likely, it is religiously motivated hate. The war in Afghanistan was about getting rid of the taliban, a religious group that wants a theocracy. The war in Iraq was about getting petrol. The USA benefited a lot. That one made the USA look really bad. Well, what do you expect when the republicans are in leadership? The republicans = oil tycoons of the USA. For example, in Syria, the leader is Alawi muslim. It is a more tolerant group towards christians. There are a lot of armenians in Syria and they prefer Bashar Asad. The west wants him removed and the west claims that he is responsible for human rights abuses, which is true. If he gets replaced, the armenians will likely get wiped out. Who knows why the west is interested in Syria. Maybe it is bc Syria is against Israel.
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  269. @Rudiger Holly : The gift card scam has been happening since about 2008. This one, a call from the CEO, is a bit unique. If you give some guy the codes over the phone or email, . BOOM, big mistake.
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  270. Global warming is real problem but people are moving to EV vehicles and change is under way. Maybe it is time to cancel the carbon tax.
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  271.  @Mike-or3ry  CBC is just reporting facts and doing an interview.
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  272. The restaurant just has to report info. They don't have to pay anything.
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  273.  @Irvingstine  PART 1: “it was used as far back as 3000bc as well. But it was science of the time.” ==It’s not sc ...to be continued.
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  274.  @Irvingstine  PART 2: ience un ...to be continued.
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  277.  @Irvingstine  PART 5: eriments were pe ...to be continued.
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  278.  @Irvingstine  PART 6: rformed, if double blind tests were perfo ...to be continued.
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  279.  @Irvingstine  PART 7: rmed, if it was peer reviewed and if the whitepaper can be verified by anyone in the future. ...to be continued.
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  280.  @Irvingstine  PART 9: Look into homeopathy. In this case, it is a guy from the 19 th century. An idea crosses his mind: “Let’s give a very small amount of a substance to someone. The dxugs should be so dilute that there is practically just water.” How is it that he wasn’t able to demonstrate that it doesn’t work and today, we are able to show that it doesn’t? What does that tell it? It tells us that he had an idea but he didn’t test it properly. ...to be continued.
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  281.  @Irvingstine  PART 10: On top of that, we now know that atoms exist and we know about the interaction of molecules to a certain extent, so the idea behind homeopathy makes no sense, yet they opened schools, they opened factories, and they produce nice packages, nice diplomas. ...to be continued.
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  282.  @Irvingstine  PART 11: Maybe these are the reasons why so many people don’t tr...to be continued
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  283.  @Irvingstine  PART 12: ust modern sc...to be continued
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  284.  @Irvingstine  PART 13: ience. I don’t know. What I do know is that there is a huge lack in sc...to be continued
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  285.  @Irvingstine  PART 14: ience education in the general public. Maybe these are the reasons why so many people don’t tr...to be continued
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  286.  @Irvingstine  PART 15: ust modern science. I don’t know. What I do know is that there is a huge lack in sc ...to be continued.
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  287.  @Irvingstine  PART 16: ience education in the general public. ...to be continued.
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  288.  @Irvingstine  PART 17: Baking a cake, making bread involves chemistry. I would not claim that a cook is a chemist. Making copper, zinc, tin, iron, lead probably involved throwing some rocks into a large fire, 10,000 y ago or something. History doesn’t record when it happened, how it happened, who did it, but it is the guess of scientists that that is how primitive man made copper and perhaps the next morning, he noticed the shiny copper beads. I wouldn’t call him a chemist.
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  289.  @Irvingstine  PART 1: "Elon Musk did three tests back to back 2 positive one negative. That's a fact. So what dose that tell you? Its not re...to be continued
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  290.  @Irvingstine  PART 2: liable is what it tells me." ==1 person is not enough. Also, the CO...to be continued
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  291.  @Irvingstine  PART 3: VID-19 issue has be po...to be continued
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  292.  @Irvingstine  PART 4: liticized and religionized. Some people say that it is the NinsertwordWO trying to co...to be continued
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  293.  @Irvingstine  PART 5: ntrol us, some say that the government is evinsertwordil, some say that it is the mark of the one of the guys from the bible, and all sorts of stuff. It’s a big world with all sorts of people. Who should I believe? Who should I tr...to be continued
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  294.  @Irvingstine  PART 6: ust? I watched a video where Donald says that he loves to downplay the CO...to be continued
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  295.  @Irvingstine  PART 7: VID-19. In plenty of videos, Donald, Mike Lindel and others are calling it the Ch...to be continued
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  296.  @Irvingstine  PART 8: ina vi...to be continued
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  297.  @Irvingstine  PART 9: rus while the scientific community is calling it CO...to be continued
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  298.  @Irvingstine  PART 10: VID-19. What does that tell you? It is a political game. Politicians want to rally people behind them and the Donald methodology is to urinate on Ch...to be continued
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  299.  @Irvingstine  PART 11: ina. He should talk to his rich friends. They love Ch...to be continued
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  300.  @Irvingstine  PART 12: ina where manufacturing is cheap. Is Donald really going to cut the lines? I tr...to be continued
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  301.  @Irvingstine  PART 13: ust the 200,000 rese...to be continued
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  302.  @Irvingstine  PART 14: archers. They reported that the fast test is sometimes failing. What tests were performed on Elon. I don’t know.
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  303.  @danielledanielle3566  I didn’t find anything about a chief microbiologist saying 56% of positive PCR tests were NOT infections or caused illness. Well, there are various private websites that mention it, but nothing from reputable websites.
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  304.  @Irvingstine  PART 1: I looked into this claim that the PCR tests are 60% or 70% inaccurate. From UC Davis (University of California) What Are The Different Types of co...to be continued
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  306.  @Irvingstine  PART 3: rus tests available? The diagnostic test, known as a molecular PCR test, uses a nasal swab and collects samples of cells and fluids from your respiratory system. It enables the identification of specific genes for the SARS-CoV-2 vi...to be continued
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  307.  @Irvingstine  PART 4: rus that causes CO...to be continued
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  308.  @Irvingstine  PART 5: VID-19. The sp...to be continued
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  309.  @Irvingstine  PART 6: ecimen is collected using a long nasal swab that is inserted...to be continued
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  310.  @Irvingstine  PART 7: into the passageway between...to be continued
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  311.  @Irvingstine  PART 9: ck of the throat....to be continued
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  312.  @Irvingstine  PART 10: Antigen tests account for most...to be continued
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  313.  @Irvingstine  PART 11: of the rapid diagnostic tests. It's...to be continued
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  314.  @Irvingstine  PART 12: done with a nasal or throat...to be continued
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  315.  @Irvingstine  PART 13: swab and looks for a protein...to be continued
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  316.  @Irvingstine  PART 14: that’s part of the novel co...to be continued
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  317.  @Irvingstine  PART 15: ronavi...to be continued
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  318.  @Irvingstine  PART 16: rus (CO...to be continued
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  319.  @Irvingstine  PART 17: VID-19). Antigen tests are less expensive and have a generally quicker turnaround time. However, they can be less accurate because if a person is not near peak infection, but still contagious, the tests may come back negative. The CDC advises people who show CO...to be continued
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  320.  @Irvingstine  PART 18: VID-19 symptoms but test positive with an antigen test to get a PCR test to confirm results. An antibody test, also known as a serology test, is done with a bl...to be continued
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  321.  @Irvingstine  PART 19: ood sample that may identify past infection of the vi...to be continued
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  322.  @Irvingstine  PART 20: rus that causes CO...to be continued
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  323.  @Irvingstine  PART 21: ok, for the rest of it, come to my channel and we'll have a real talk.
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  324.  @Irvingstine  The only example that you gave is “If you don't believe me you should consider consuming mercury it will help you with all your almentts.“ As I explained it, that’s not a scientific fact. It was a recommendation from an ancient times. Probably bc ancient humans found mercury to look “special”.
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  325.  @Irvingstine  “Their are thousands if not millions of things that where factually correct and now not” ==Such as?
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  326.  @Irvingstine  In other words, you don’t know.
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  327.  @danielledanielle3566  “You want me to show you how to read?” ==Please give me the link. No, you don’t need to show me how to read. I will take the link and add it to my files.
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  328.  @Irvingstine  No, I would say that you are silly.
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  329.  @Irvingstine  Why don’t you go read your bible, then take out some pages and shuv it in yourself.
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  330.  @onemotherpucker  What is your level of expertise?
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  331.  @chevelleSS427  One coinsertwordnspiracy is this notion that every goinsertwordvernment is working against its population. word word word word word word1112222
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  332.  @Irvingstine  Of course you have a Bible. That’s obvious. The pages will become brown but that won’t bother you. I didn’t understand the rest of it. Can you clarify?
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  333.  @Irvingstine  That’s not a fact That’s an opinion since no evidence of modifications appeared in it Then, 2 people said that there is the sequence CGG-CGG (or was it CCG-CCG) and they say this is evidence of gain of function research.
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  334.  @Irvingstine  No, you can’t figure that out...to be conti
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  335.  @Irvingstine  and you believe that everyone is ...to be conti
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  336.  @Irvingstine  a liinsertwordar and everyone wants to shinsertwordut down your chinsertwordurch.
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  337.  @Irvingstine  Stop believing in none sense that come from random people from the web. Listen to the professionals. Throw the book of Revelation into the trash bin. Whoever wrote that is a loon. Come grow with me.
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  338.  @Irvingstine  You definitely have a bible and your go to church. You are beinsertwordlieving priests with total disinsertwordregard for human liinsertwordfe. Do you think that thinsertwordousands of reinsertwordsearchers from around the globe are lyinsertwording to you? Then you complain there is a lockdown. You are making no sense at all. Look at the none sense written by Dakargirl82.
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  339.  @Irvingstine  Words used depends on the interlocutor. It is the conversational path that matches you the best.
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  340.  @milosb9979  "The radiation output of the Sun does fluctuate over the course of its 11 year solar cycle. But the change is only about one-tenth of 1%—not substantial enough to affect Earth’s climate in dramatic ways, and certainly not enough to be the sole culprit of our planet’s current warming trend, scientists say." That is from an article.
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  341. Canada brings immigrants in order to increase its population and there lies the problem that politicians don't know what to do with. Immigration is needed so that they work and pay taxes so that the older generation can retire. The english and french population is probably shrinking.
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  342. Which god? The god of the jews?
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  343. Why do you think that the information is false?
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  344.  @Angarsk100 :  "We all ultimately come from the same place." ==Yes but eventually populations split up. I do not know why they split up. Perhaps 1 guy wants to be the tribe's leader and so an argument starts and they break away. Perhaps they split because resources run low and half the people want to leave and go into another direction. The moment when the split occurs, whatever mutation gets added to their genome stays in their respective population. Also, the moment they split, that is the moment when their languages diverge. So does their custom and religion. This is how humanities path across the globe has been mapped with genetics. So, it is certainly possible that some groups have been genetically isolated for a few thousand years.
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  345.  @dawsonholdsworth5371  The solution is to reduce the salaries of doctors and nurses and other staff. Pay less for medical equipment. With that money, hire more staff which will increase the quality of service.
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  346. The plan to bring Ukraine into NATO was already there. This encouraged Russia to start a war with Ukraine to discourage Ukraine from joining NATO. It worked. Since no papers were signed, the USA did not send soldiers to fight Russia. That is what is stopping NATO from sending soldiers to fight Russia: a piece of paper.
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  347. Yes, it is the same show with a different set. Example: watch?v=WUETvHQk03U Dragon's Den's set has an industrial background. Steel pipes, rusty metal, small square window panes.
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  348.  @fairchild1737  "Biden said after he thought the camera had stopped filming. He said to the camera crew! "Now we have to convince them that climate change is real!"" ==Show me.
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  349. What are these guys fighting for? Religious superiority?
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  350. Negotiating a peace deal is probably the best way but probably Russia wants a part of Ukraine. I assume the USA wants to setup a lot of nuclear weapons in Ukraine and point it at Russia. I won't know, maybe Russia can give 10% of their land to Ukraine and Ukraine gives 10% of their land to Russia.
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  351.  @nephilimshammer9567  Why should the CBC fail?
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  352.  @goldiesg  "With maybe a handful of exceptions politician 's only concern is to hold on to power no matter what. The idea that they are there to serve their constituents is as obsolete as steam locomotives." ==What makes you say that? I'm not a politician but I am willing to listen. What are your needs? What are you dissatisfied about?
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  353.  @guymontag2948  “As far as breaking eggs goes that's, again, beside the point. I know it was bad. We're still responsible for stuff we break, even if we had good intentions, at the time. I think Obama described his regret as a failure to plan for the day after their intervention. You know, the gaping power vacuum.” ==The USA’s and allie’s goal was to get rid of the taliban and to place a democratic system in its place. I assume they gave the government weapons, trained the army, etc. It is odd that as soon as they left, the taliban took control so fast. Maybe Afghanistan’s army doesn’t know how to fight or is unwilling. Something similar happened in Iraq. They setup a government, trained the army, gave weapons. As soon as the USA left, various groups started warfare. ISIS formed somehow and where was Iraq’s army? A lot of weapons were capture by ISIS. ISIS was beheading soldiers and civilians. They took control of large parts of Iraq and began expanding into Syria. My guess is that these muslim countries are fragmented. There are various tribes, various religious sects. Each sect wants to install their version of theocracy. They dislike each other and they dislike the USA. They view democracy as something foreign and non-muslim. So, if the USA sets up democracy, some portion does go voting while another large portion does not since their tribe leader says no to his followers. Then, they use bombs to attack voting stations, police stations, army stations. I think the size of each fragment is near equal to each other so their civil wars last a long time. In the case of Afghanistan, the fragments are not the same size. The taliban is huge so they mostly won. The USA failed in reducing their numbers over a span of 20 y.
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  354. Isn't it healthier if it contains lots of soy instead of being pure chicken meat? Also, their chicken contained some bubbles, so it is obvious that it has been processed. Store bought chicken nuggets also have such bubbles.
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  355. You can have Fibre to the Home if you get a service that is over 100 Mbps, I think. I don't know the details since they don't document it on Bell's site.
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  356.  @abcdedfg8340  Poverty wage? Wll how much is the staff payed and what do they do?
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  357.  @derricktalbot8846  Apparently, U235 is rare. It is rarer than platinum but they don’t give it much value. There are very few reactors that also split the Pu239. In the USA, it is preferred not to split the Pu239. Once the rod is used up, they used to do a chemical separation. They separate the uranium, neptunium (239), plutonium (mostly 239), americium (I don’t know. I guess mostly 241). The uranium will need some U235 added to it and then it is reused for new rods. I assume that for the neptunium 239, they let it convert to Pu239. The Pu239 goes into making nuclear weapons. I guess the Americium 241 goes into making fire alarms. The rest of it is mostly lightweight highly radioactive isotopes. It is eventually melted with glass to make an insoluble product and it gets buried somewhere. Some other things are extracted as well. They heat the rod and the iodine evaporates. I think it is mostly iodine 131 which is used as a radioactive tracer in hospitals. The cesium is probably extracted as a salt. I think it is mostly Cs137 and that ends up in the radiation head of some hospital equipment.
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  358. I hear that it has already happened in Montreal. The reasoning is that it increases particles in the air. It isn't my fault if the population is going up and the pollution is going up.
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  359.  @leech3427  At my local clinic, they said that they had to turn down some doctors since there is no place. There is no room in their budget. At universities, there is probably way more students that want to apply to medical school and they turn away who knows how many. I guess such students than apply to their second choice. In Quebec, 15 y ago, they were saying that immigrant doctors come here but they don’t let them work. Some would work as taxi drivers and various other jobs. I know one that would take phone calls and eventually he was accepted as a pediatrician. I know one PHD who had an expertise in agriculture but again did not work in his field. There was one that was a computational physicists, PHD. What he did was a specialty and so, there was no job for him. Those last 2 aren’t “doctors”.
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  360.  @leech3427  That is certainly possible. I don't know what is going on overall in Canada. I only observe Montreal and the clinics are always packed. The government invented a system that alerts you by email or something to let you know when you're next. So, no need to wait at the clinic for 4 h with other sick people. If you need a EKG, a holter test or anything from a hospital, the wait time was several months. I don’t know how it is now. For surgeries, it can be from a few months to 2 years. In Montreal, there isn’t room to build any hospitals or schools, yet the population has skyrocketed. What they do with schools is that they take half or more of the playground and build an extension to the school.
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  361.  @quentinverdaasdonk9386  What did the USA do?
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  362.  @_trust9994  : For indians, their minimum wage would be 1.2 million rupees per year, which comes out to 92,000 rupees per month and 23,000 rupees per week and 4,600 rupees per day and 577 rupees per h assuming a 8 h per day. 577 r/h = 11.54$CAN/h 2 million rupees is a comfortable wage. 154,000 rupees per month and 38,500 rupees per week and 7,700 rupees per day and 963 rupees per h assuming a 8 h per day. 963 r/h = 19.26$CAN/h 1 rupee = 0.02$CAN
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  363. US and Israel can what?
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  364. 7:19 Yeah, like India really cares if a foreigners are being scammed. If you want to get their attention, send your military and knock at their door. But Canada is not the type of country that can handle warfare.
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  365.  @sethzenger6226  Ukraine is in Europe and also Russia poses a problem for the security of Europe and its allies. In the case of Sudan, I guess their neighbors and allies can help them.
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  366. No, the people of Libya don't know how democracy works. They resort to using guns instead of voting.
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  367. Whoever or whatever it is, it is sad that the USA and Russia play these political games. The USA doesn't even have the guts to send its own soldiers.
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  368. Back then, I remember seeing videos of Gadaffi's body. He's own people shot him. They also shot his 2 sons. Apparently, they didn't have democracy there and a lot of people didn't like him. Same situation with Sadam and Iraq. Same situation with Syria and I forgot its leader's name.
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  369. @@marktwain168 "Do you know your fathers name?" ==Yes. Do you know your name?
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  370.  @pineapplesareyummy6352  Well, since nearly half of united statians (or is it 40%?) believe Donald when he says the election was taken, and we saw what happened on Jan 06, 2022, I’m sure there is a portion that wants to use violence. Have you seen what the televangelists are saying? There is a channel that discusses them. They pump up the people with nonsense: Donald is Jesus, Donald was sent by god and we turned our backs on him, etc. I imagine that half of the population follows one of those televangelists. I don’t really know since I am in Canada but from what I have seen, united statians are very religious, very afraid f the devil, they don’t like catholics. Some want to deport atheists. The conditions are present for things to get violent in the USA. This is why dictators and communists shut down churches, shut down certain leaders. Free speech leads to violence. The funny thing is, in order to remove free speech, they have to use violence.
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  371.  @reejan8109  The government can easily own everything. I find it funny that Canada has vast empty lands. It is all forests and rocks yet I can't own it, I can't mine it, or build anything on it. The government splits land and sells it to people yet they don't reserve some land for themselves to build more clinics and hospitals, universities, high schools. What a strange government.
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  372. Whether changes from day to day but here, we are talking about climate, global trends.
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  373.  @randyhuke3773  When it comes to this global warming thing, the notion that there is more solar input is proposed quite often. The radiation output of the Sun does fluctuate over the course of its 11 year solar cycle. But the change is only about one-tenth of 1%—not substantial enough to affect Earth’s climate in dramatic ways, and certainly not enough to be the sole culprit of our planet’s current warming trend, scientists say. “The small measured changes in solar output and variations from one decade to the next are only on the order of a fraction of a percent, and if you do the calculations, not even large enough to really provide a detectable signal in the surface temperature record,” said Penn State meteorologist Michael Mann. The link between solar activity and global warming is just another scapegoat for human-caused warming, Mann told LiveScience.
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  374. Something is wrong with the math 0.150$/L * 2,400 m3 * 1,000,000 cm3/m3 * 1 L / 1000 cm3 = 360,000$/y It isn't 360$/y
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  375.  @JPs-q1o  Bc it is funny to see a gigantic country (USA) support a criminal.
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  376. "we don't want our children to become like them." ==What would you do if one of your kids is a homosexual or transgender?
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  377.  @destroyedyouth2638  "and honestly how do homosexual get children?" ==They can have children. Their sexual organs still work. For women, it is easier since they can go to a sperm bank. For men, I suppose they would have to hire a woman to carry the child or they have to ask a friend for a favor. Either that, or they have to adopt. "For me it's done by society" ==What is done by society?
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  378. Jewish mythology about a savior of Israel is not going to help Libya. What they need is democracy.
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  379. I find that news outlets copy each other. When one reports about Ukraine, the others do as well. They talk about it for months and just don't mention other issues going on in the world. Before that, it was about the USA leaving Agganistan. They talked about it for weeks and suddenly, they forgot about it. Before that. it was about ISIS. They talked about it for a year and suddenly, ....slicence. Now, I almost don't hear about Ukraine. They talk about Israel non stop.
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  380.  @wattdoc  : People want products that cost less. Companies that build such hardware like cars and refridgerators sell them for less $$$ but design them so that they will fail sooner. In other words, the people make the decision. You can't have a product that lasts a long time and also costs less $$$. The company would go under. These companies should sell some expensive models for people who have enough savings and don't want to be bothered with calling the repairmen.
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  381. Doesn't H&M sell music CDs and cassettes?
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  382. How is it that Russia can afford to go to war and all the western nations together have trouble fabricating a few weapons? Are these nations really that broke?
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  383. 10:36 In 2010, 289 ktest for heart works. TOTAL COST = 14.5 M$ 14.5 M$ / 289 ktest = 50$ per test
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  384. That's great but there are million of ukrainians being inconvenienced with the political game that the USA and Russia are playing. Who is going to pay the bill? Is it the taxpayers. Maybe I am not interested in a massive war. What if I don't want to pay? Will this increase food prices? Will Justin write me a cheque?
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