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Akasazh

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    Comment #48396248

    He said inherit, not inherent

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    Comment #48167595

    Yeah it's gotten really bad at Citroën, they split of their brand with the DS brand, which was supposed to be the cutting edge design brand, but it's rather generic design with a l…

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    Comment #48020226

    > Ken sent me I also remember the joke that was written on the same wall 'it takes leather balls to play rugby'. I didn't get the joke till much later, but somehow it stuck with me…

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    Comment #47542001

    Then you have found the goat

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    Comment #46254450

    I think the title doesn't really give a good impression of the contents of the article. The article spends most time on evolution Sacks' homosexual identity and struggle with sexua…

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    Comment #45373774

    That's an amazing write up, and a very fucked state of affairs.

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    Comment #44681451

    There's no computers nor chairs involved, however.

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    Comment #44645709

    Nice try Elon

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    Comment #44395607

    Yeah, the lack of addictiveness was one used to promote the spiffy new drug heroine over the addictive morphine.

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    Comment #44395503

    We tend to be suckers for the 'big men' way of writing history. As we are hard wired to appreciate causality: X triggers y which revolutionized how we do z and changed the world to…

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    Comment #44395438

    All writing on the success of technology in war follows the same structure. A new weapon is introduced and finds success, is boasted as the future of warfare. It works and is a sig…

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    Comment #44385897

    Ok. So it's just tactical that the commander in chief foreshadowed the bombing?

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    Comment #44385864

    Maybe a culling improves the quality of the crop? Napoleon proved that having meritocracy in the battlefield leadership beats out old sullen generals that are there because they ha…

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    Comment #44354513

    There's no need to ask ChatGPT, astrophysics PHD/u/astromike23 answered exactly that question here: https://old.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/3dgt1f/could_yo...

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    Comment #44205751

    Care to share stories?

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    Comment #43760874

    The use of the word 'insane' is a bit strong of you don't mean disrespect. I do support your enthusiasm for the topic and applaud your critique of the article. But your argument se…

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    Comment #43459829

    Isn't there possibility of very in depth racial profiling? I mean ancestry.com data van be used similarly, but genetical info is inobfuscable.

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    Comment #43371996

    Who wants part of a drug pushing retirement state. Give us California!

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    Comment #43299693

    Any moment now....

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    Comment #43299674

    Also, the church used to be a motivator for people to create offspring. With secularism rising, that influence wanes.

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    Comment #43047802

    Yeah the Russians try that and it can't beat a much smaller, yet determined army.

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    Comment #43000610

    No shareholders!

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    Comment #42877022

    Of late the Dutch were thinking of sending prisoners to Estonia.

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    Comment #42876935

    It mirrors the absolutist monarchy of Louis 14, where courtiers needed to be available for his lavish feasts (and couldn't be elsewhere to plot on their own)