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Comment #29163612
English does not lack this distinction. "Hard Sciences" refers to scientific inquiry that is empirical in nature and has results that can be reproduced and confirmed independently.…
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Comment #25618147
Ah, yes. It appears the banks that collected monies on mortgages and the landlords collecting rents just paid employees! How stupid of me. That must be why home values and the stoc…
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Comment #25618125
I made no comment as to whether it was a good or bad thing. I stated a fact. But the fact that “the Market” has exploded in value while the Federal and State government is making d…
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Comment #25614718
The money sent to households was largely used to prop up rents mortgages or food/transportation/insurance and other consumer goods. All that money ended up in business coffers.
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Comment #25299284
Curious.. operating cost per annum on the f35 is presumably > $0.
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Comment #25195536
So you don't think those riots, looting, civl unrest etc had anything to do with the militarization of police and the lack of accountability of law enforcement and public officials…
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Comment #25114236
There are a whole host of issues that stem from industrialization that are complex and require organized and disciplined action in order to contain. Cohesive action by the entire c…
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Comment #25108340
I have come to the unfortunate conclusion that "lack of rice" (and lack of clean water) is going to be a major issue whether we build out nuclear or not. I think humanity is in for…
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Comment #25108124
QAnon, is it really you? Do you have the assigned catch phrases in text-expander? I mean how many times can someone realistically type out "Hillary's emails" and "Deep State" in a …
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Comment #25108088
Actually, what you wrote was "..activist groups will quite often ignore viable solutions. This is usually because they wish to keep on being activists and keep on continuing the fi…
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Comment #25108007
I am not sure I understand your point. The atmosphere does a reasonably good job protecting us from the ravages of open space. One of the positive (for us) results of the particula…
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Comment #25107647
The web of deceit surrounding the Republican Party at this point is undeniable unless you have chosen to abandon reality entirely at the point it chafes your opinion.
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Comment #25107616
I don't generally think we should be splitting atoms on the surface of the planet. It has lots of dirty side effects that far outlast our capacity to grapple with the consequences.…
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Comment #25107593
Well done.. missing the point entirely. Quite an art.
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Comment #25106028
Exactly. They whipped the mob into a frenzy with lies and bullshit so they could use its power to get what they wanted. Then they lost control of it. It is the loss of control they…
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Comment #25105927
I am highly skeptical of them. It was not my intent to defend them. I do not consider nuclear energy a viable alternative to the hydrocarbon economy. I have considered it and I hav…
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Comment #25105710
Real talk: Doses of radioactive elements from high atmosphere Nuclear weapons testing persist in trace amounts in all living things on Earth today. Dispersal of radioactive element…
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Comment #25105559
I gather all of that evidence was collected from Martian samples? Maybe Venus? Was it derived from DNA developed on the Moon? What does make Earth just right for you to have develo…
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Comment #25105150
Have you seen how big the Chernobyl exclusion zone is? are to move your family there? Have you paid any attention to the after effects at Fukushima? Do you care to realize that we …
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Comment #24300966
There are a number of reasons they are not contradictory.. but the most simplistic would work like this: Day 1: John has $10 and Joe has $100 Day 5: John has $11 and Joe has $250 D…
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Comment #24300935
They did exactly that.
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Comment #24300931
"The money supply measures reflect the different degrees of liquidity—or spendability—that different types of money have. The narrowest measure, M1, is restricted to the most liqui…
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Comment #24300886
This comment is highly partisan and full of speculative opinion with very little (or zero) evidence to support such wild claims.
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Comment #24300851
Eliminating reserve requirements (the net effect of which is to allow banks themselves to print money at will). This has already been done.
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Comment #24054569
Glitch.