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ab5tract

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    Respectfully, I would like to see a source or at least the math for that.

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    Comment #49206236

    This is absolutely untrue. The rational actor model is no longer supported by evidence. In fact, it’s supported by no evidence.

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    Comment #49193357

    Property tax revenue seem highly unlikely when the DC operators have been given enormous tax cuts.

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    Comment #49164931

    You’re doing a lot of heavy lifting with this word colonist. The mass graves are either “imported criminal” (being in debt was a crime) or slave populations. And it was much more a…

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    Comment #48704802

    And? It’s not like those of us on lifetime-prescriptions have any real choice in the matter. Oh, there’s consequences? One of those is an almost universal weight gain measured in t…

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    Comment #48682849

    Ah yes, because famously no one has a modem in their pants pocket these days. Internet built into a car is just another unnecessary subscription.

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    Comment #48457330

    You would think that such a terrible, untenable, broken economy as I hear the Japanese economy described (oh no, it’s not growing fast! The horrors of checks notes equilibrium) wou…

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    Comment #48432159

    What? Noam Chomsky has been labeled a self hating anti-Semite by AIPAC. For decades.

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    Comment #48408905

    And that approach famously hurt investors, the economy, and/or Amazon in what specific ways, exactly?

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    Comment #48380803

    Making art for no obvious reason is the norm for making art. KLF burned down a million pounds. Has anyone else in history done anything like this? Even if so, KLF’s in rarefied com…

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    Comment #48368207

    There were so many contributing factors to those famines but my understanding is that it was far and away the broken incentives for reporting failures as successes to avoid immedia…

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    Comment #47701518

    Which is why fining the owners of the wallets should be a huge deal: they can crash bitcoin whenever is most convenient for them. It always baffles me that people have near religio…

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    Comment #47648982

    In a better world, disparagement would not legally refer to the dissemination of factual accounts. In such a world it would only add to penalties for proven libel. It’s a pretty si…

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    Comment #47522816

    Can you clarify what you mean? The linked website makes it seem that the majority MEPs of the supporting countries are on board. Are all of the (listed as) supporting countries cur…

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    Comment #47514397

    Considering that Steve Jobs came with NeXT, the general consensus has been that their recovery would not have been nearly as significant. The real what-if for me is pondering what …

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    Comment #47396819

    It may be interesting to note: according to the prices on Amazon for books that are out of print in mass market format, there is a significant demand among fans of the form factor.…

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    Comment #47037478

    The Saturn was the bestselling Sega console in the Japanese market by a wide margin, so I’m not convinced that SoJ was the party pushing for a new console.

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    Comment #47018362

    Fair points and thank you for expanding.

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    Comment #47012710

    To state it a different way: yes, of course and without doubt their very presence affected biodiversity. But you were talking about their practices , which tended towards custodial…

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    Comment #47012633

    You said certainty but now you say probably. Which is it? I never claimed that they had no impact, but it is clear that the impact tended towards neutral to positive because: a) th…