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TRDRVR

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    Comment #40399250

    People sit on their phones?

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    Comment #40399228

    I’ve heard a lot of denialists push the Tonga volcano and resultant water vapor in the stratosphere as evidence that climate change is more complex than we understand. I always who…

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    Comment #40347750

    Everyone here is complaining about the nature of the proposed natural experiment and I’m just here thinking “where are the pockets on OP’s clothes?” Phones are stored primarily in …

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    Comment #39932565

    Please don't make personal attacks like that on this forum, it's against the rules. So is claiming someone didn't read a source when you disagree with their interpretation. https:/…

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    Comment #39932531

    As someone else who doesn't deal in identity politics, please know I don't care what you think of it and was trying to share information on a forum for the intellectually curious.

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    Comment #39932508

    No I just think all those quotes reference colonization. Many people believe that specifically the Irish Pale popularized the statement, but the OED aren't among them. What are we …

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    Comment #39932402

    Isn't this a forum for the intellectually curious? I made no call to action. I guess I should have known any time the information is something certain people would consider 'woke' …

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    Comment #39932377

    And what were those fences specifically used for pray tell.

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    Comment #39932352

    Incorrect from a formal logic standpoint. It doesn't necessarily have bearing, but you cannot generalize the way you are doing. Then no word would mean anything.

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    Comment #39932335

    You have successfully repeated the opinion of the Oxford English Dictionary after reading an entire article about how the British used Pales to colonize areas and define boundaries…

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    Comment #39932294

    What about the link contradicts the point that it's pro-colonialist? The etymology is in doubt for any particular area, not the concept of what a pale was and how it was used to co…

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    Comment #39932078

    >we even accepted multiple currencies You accepted multiple currencies without taking a spread on Forex? How did you convert it for free? Not even actual forex businesses can do th…

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    Comment #39931972

    Just a periodic reminder that 'Beyond the Pale' is a pro-colonialist phrase that many believe was was part of Britain's Centuries-long campaign to eliminate Irish culture. https://…

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    Comment #39931836

    A huge aspect people ignore is how expensive it is to handle cash. From storage, administration, transportation, loss, etc. it's usually a little more expensive to take cash vs. ca…

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    Comment #39922199

    There are “people who improperly use data that’s being given to them, like Plaid,” Dimon told analysts. [0] Amazing how openly CEO's like Dimon will fear-monger about start-ups, wh…

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    Comment #39921051

    Just FYI, the stock is down 99% since he joined as CEO in March 2021. Some of that is market, but TSLA is -15% since then.

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    Comment #39920882

    Yes. I agree. That was the point I was making. I'm not saying the company is committing securities fraud, I am saying that if the company created a scheme as described by the comme…

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    Comment #39919513

    >He is effectively paying for these flights by buying Canoo stock. If a CEO is intentionally creating a situation to make a company unprofitable and paying it back by buying shares…

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    Comment #39910290

    My friend, that is not how public companies work. Every common shareholder is an equal, you don't get to launder jet travel the way he's doing - that's securities fraud.

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    Comment #39908890

    Great follow up! Ornithopters are designed by humans who sleep - the complex computers needed to make them work replicate things humans told them to do, right? It is a very incompl…

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    Comment #39908862

    I think the real issue here is that a CEO who nobody has heard of and is doing a bad job running the company claims that he needs to fly private as a business expense. It's one thi…

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    Comment #39869302

    Here, it's actually fun to respond to your comment in another way, so let's try this out: Yes, sleep is in fact a prerequisite to planes flying. We have very strict laws about it a…

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    Comment #39869194

    Ah a very fun 'snippy' question that just proves my point further. Thank you. No airplanes do not sleep. That's part of why their flying is fundamentally different than birds'. You…

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    Comment #39858456

    Here's the hubris of thinking that way: I would imagine the baseline assumption of your thinking is that things like sleep and emotions are a 'bug' in terms of cognition (or at the…

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    Comment #39854100

    Thank you for this - the name neural networks has made a whole generation of people forget that they have an endocrine system. We know things like sleep, hunger, fear, and stress a…