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SkittyDog

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    Comment #32360130

    Your reply strikes me as snarky and rude. You could have phrased your comment differently, and made the exact same point, but without being disrespectful to everyone who has to rea…

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    Comment #32360064

    > To me the original Woodstock vibe was the peace and free love part of the 60s counterculture. peace and love is not a feeling you get from korn in those times You're not wrong ab…

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    Comment #32280011

    You might want to read up on the concept of priming, and how it's used in psychological & neurological research. You can markedly change people's behavior by bringing up (or avoidi…

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    Comment #32278176

    I believe the explanation is in the 3rd-to-last paragraph: > In healthy volunteers and right- but not left-onset patients, religious belief-scores significantly increased following…

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    Comment #32208733

    Cocaine makes you the BEST person, way better than everybody else.

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    Comment #32208702

    Oh, you again! It's like I mention "Cadillac Desert" and you pop out of the bathroom mirror like Bloody Mary. I'm glad you're working on finding a more polite way to talk about thi…

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    Comment #32175867

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Registered_nurse A nurse with a Bachelor's degree, more or less

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    Comment #32175757

    Oh man... ANOTHER "Cadillac Desert" reference. I just finished re-reading it, a month ago, and this is like the 20th time I've overheard some random comment about something related…

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    Comment #32172449

    The "state" is not a unitary actor that somehow magically intuits and implements the desires of a majority of voters. All state policy, but especially legislation, is a massive hod…

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    Comment #32162548

    We could imagine an infinity of possible theories that might explain why these Russian people reacted with fear at Gagarin's landing. But being possible doesn't mean something is c…

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    Comment #32161552

    > It’s hyperbolic trash though. This is rude, and unnecessary. If your own counter-argument is actually sound, why are you bothering to label Reisner's as trash? It doesn't make yo…

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    Comment #32160149

    That is a pretty good counter-example, I have got to admit... I'm not convinced, but yeah, you got a hell of a point there. I think the US in 1938 was maybe in a distinct situation…

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    Comment #32159786

    You should read "Cadillac Desert", if you live in the American Southwestern state--California, Arizona, and Nevada in particular. It has significant implications for the future sur…

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    Comment #32157024

    I have some friends who've done week-long ski tours in remote parts of Siberia and the Russian Far East. Their guides all carried serious rifles or shotguns with slugs, and made su…

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    Comment #32156803

    > In the early days, even just a humble farmer might think you're a space alien, or worse, an American. When Yuri Gagarin's flight re-entered he ejected and landed a little off the…

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    Comment #32153823

    No, you misunderstand... by "bad faith" I meant that your original comment was not intended as an earnest, respectful, positive contribution. From https://news.ycombinator.com/news…

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    Comment #32147618

    So was your original post in bad faith, or not? Your question has an obvious, widely accepted answer... Whether that answer is right or wrong, your failure to reference it comes of…

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    Comment #32147588

    I think your inference may be backwards... Sovereign Citizen types sound like this because they're aping "legalese" in an attempt to sound authoritative to ignorant people. But thi…

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    Comment #32147566

    I get why it sounds funny to us, but it's mainly a highly jargon-y form of language used for motions in court. When you're writing this stuff, you're expected to phrase yourself in…

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    Comment #32146459

    > You not only have to verify that a review is coming from an actual current or former employee, but then you have to ensure that the same employee cannot write multiple reviews. I…

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    Comment #32146450

    Their proof (or lack thereof) would generally be evaluated at the trial stage. This is a pre-trial procedure, so it's mostly take at face value. If another party so moves, they cou…

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    Comment #32142240

    Honestly trying to clarify... Are you aware that altering existing, stable ecosystems has potentially massive, unpredictable, long-term costs that other humans will have to pay, po…

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    Comment #32119110

    Can't speak for Canada, but in the US, the jury process is a mix of black-letter law (explicit legislative acts) and administrative law (rules made by the court system under broad …

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    Comment #32115507

    Is there something in how Canadian or English courts work that would make it impossible to just delay jury selection for the pending trials, for a week or a month, or however long …