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dpoochieni

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    Comment #26363284

    Haha every older man I know who does testosterone is more satisfied and overall happier. Where did you find this?

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    Comment #26347077

    What did you expect them to say? That they are unhappy. I take this kind of investigation with a pinch of salt. It can be a case of the ladies doth protest too much of their happin…

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    Comment #26281782

    Out of curiosity, do you guys only speak English?

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    Comment #26280587

    I think they can train it for those customers or else it is an opportunity for an incumbent.

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    Comment #26244087

    An (sadly? or rather realistically) that is what it boils down to, people who read the classics, read the classics, whether at Harvard or elsewhere. People who are critical thinker…

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    Comment #26242589

    I agree, the unwashed masses do destroy most of everything. Granted Harvard is not what it used to be, same as an MS is not what it used to be, a Phd is not what it used to be. In …

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    Comment #26231660

    That's not hyper-capitalistic, that's just fascist/pseudo-feudalist. Throughtout history everyday people have been pretty much powerless in any meaningful way, always, no exception…

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    Comment #26199523

    Food is way worse quality wise. I even can't help but think that the average person had access to better quality food in the Soviet Union than in modern USA (granted, possibly not …

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    Comment #26199241

    Thought these were all nationalities and not a single "race" as you call it

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    Comment #26187688

    Thank goodness that's just your fantasy. Can't think of anything more useful to stave off leftism than cryptocurrencies (BTC specifically)

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    Comment #26187460

    "The US is a poor country." CMV

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    Comment #26174727

    Now what constitutes "forced" and I'm pretty sure there were lots of wannabe cheerleaders who would rather be in their place.

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    Comment #26155736

    I do not know where you got this idea but it seems to me on the right track. This theory actually is the one followers of Ray Peat tend to be partial of. Cholesterol (among other t…

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    Comment #26155649

    Nutrition from a biochemical standpoint: raypeat.com

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    Comment #26117231

    High cholesterol, low thyroid function. Simple, but the details and how this maps to lifestyle and diet changes it gets very tricky. That's why we have vegan and vegetarians with h…

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    Comment #26108198

    An iphone is as disposable as a kleenex. It is not an asset, at least not a better one than a 250 phone.

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    Comment #26102548

    Yeah just like owners of real estate are "hodlers" right? Keep pooring it on

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    Comment #26081800

    It is usually a case of "the lady doth protest too much". They project their own emotionality onto others while professing to follow logic and restraint. I'm not a trained psycholo…

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    Comment #25873558

    Nah, too busy inefficiently and ineffectually spending on the homeless to care about actual tax payers.

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    Comment #25797890

    [flagged]

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    Comment #25735430

    Well, if no one listens to you why even make the effort to keep in touch. That's a different problem and solved by Twitter and similar

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    Comment #25648010

    Long BTC...

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    Comment #25646456

    If the FPGA is a closed-design are we really that better off?

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    Comment #25445754

    Depends on how you measure it. The government keeps shifting the goalposts and the current measurement is little related to what a consumer faces. Inflation is measured differently…

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    Comment #25335630

    Not maybe, it is supply and demand. IF the supply of remote labor does increase then the share of economic profit going to capital also increases. (i.e. Employers keep more of the …