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Comment #47108671
“Seems accurate” isn’t accurate CJ. 1. Immunity for core constitutional powers 2. Presumptive immunity for official acts. 3. No difference from anyone else for non-official acts
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Comment #47095595
>immune to prosecution for official acts. nope not true at all. go away troll
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Comment #47095580
I've never heard anyone say this and I come from an extremely religious area.
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Comment #47090516
100%. I also blame Obama and the dem politicians who legislated this into existence. This has been a disaster.
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Comment #47081261
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Comment #47077259
This is a great way to think about it. Put in the same effort and get farther. AI is a bicycle, not a motorcycle.
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Comment #47066977
>If people in the US try to turn climate action into a blame game, it will end very very poorly for the US. Pure fantasy. What will happen to the US and who will do it to us?
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Comment #46891181
Idk I see a bunch of great commentary in response. Noted that I should not assume good intent from you.
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Comment #46890173
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Comment #46876511
>Is that not right-wing? I don't think many self-described "right-leaning" people would have called Clinton "right wing" in the 90s. I 100% see your point and agree with you that h…
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Comment #46875097
Nope no stealth edit, my bad. My point still stands, "politics change and assessments of politicians change accordingly". Bill Clinton's crime bill would be considered far right to…
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Comment #46874905
de Gaulle would be considered insanely far right today. Many aspects of Bush (assuming GW here) would be considered not in line with America's far-right today. Assume good intent. …
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Comment #46864478
Won't someone think of the future SpaceX shareholders!
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Comment #46772872
It's not your fault for leaving your property in your car. Wild to say that.
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Comment #46770313
Thanks for the response, agreed on the definition of "pain tolerance." I do think that the US population is able to bear incredible levels of pain if it's packaged a certain way. E…
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Comment #46769349
It's easier to explain if we knew your country. But in general: limited resources, us vs them, etc. Same thing as Rome vs Carthage.
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Comment #46769295
>China has a much high pain tolerance than US citizens at least Can you give some examples of why you think this? I really can't imagine how this would be true. Best examples would…
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Comment #46721789
yes, I know and surely you understand that the on-board computer was just one part of many in a years-long program that got men onto the moon
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Comment #46710972
Thank you both for that info. I didn't know any of that (except for the metal bar in Paris).
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Comment #46708549
I enjoy the warmth of the distance light travels in a vacuum in 1/299,792,458 of a second, or as me and my friends call it: a Meter.
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Comment #46708514
>no doubt buoyed by having put astronauts on the Moon NASA did this using customary units >I've been missing it my entire life since Surely you've learned by now that you're missin…
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Comment #46698171
Very funny you got me there. I think you’ll find that threats of violence (which is what your comment is) need to be much more unhinged to be effective deterrents. Remember you’re …
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Comment #46698036
Really love this, seriously great analysis (even though I'd quibble on a few points). Stability is a relative thing though. It's hard to judge this except in relation to what other…
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Comment #46697938
Yes to manipulation. But also it asserts factually a lot that isn't true, which is why I downvoted.
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Comment #46697881
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