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Comment #23064691
I live in a great town that's about an hour commute from the big city where I work. I would never make as much money as I do now (or find as engaging work) if I looked outside the …
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Comment #23064594
How many of us don't want to commute to the office 5 days a week, but also don't necessarily like the idea of working from home when not at the office? My personal ideal is a dedic…
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Comment #23064545
This has been my thinking for a few weeks now. Aside from bringing us significantly closer to herd immunity, it would increase the pool of eligible plasma donors for plasma antibod…
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Comment #23063444
The salaries for NYC and San Francisco seem way too low. Only using base salaries significantly deflates compensation.
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Comment #23053608
It would be easy to issue certificates to people who have been vaccinated. Businesses already have guidelines for who can enter their premises, like wearing shirts in restaurants i…
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Comment #23053534
Yeah it seems like there is a straightforward free market solution: you don't get a vaccine, businesses may not allow you on their property or in their stores.
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Comment #23052288
It certainly sounds like you have a pre-existing grudge, so I suppose this supports what I'm saying. Why didn't the EU pour more resources into treatments and vaccines? I think I'm…
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Comment #23049353
I suppose if you already have a grudge against the US you can pick and choose which facts you focus on to try to piece together a narrative that blames the US for this... But of co…
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Comment #23049321
Well it's certainly part of the reason. More philosophically, when one's voting agency is shared with another person, as is the case in ballot harvesting, the opportunity for abuse…
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Comment #23048862
What a rhetorically weak and unintelligent opening, which shortsightedly ignores that Presidents who won the popular vote in the past have started wars and engaged in infidelity be…
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Comment #23024078
I think it was a stupid thing to say, no doubt. He often says stupid things. But he makes up for that in other areas, which is why I will vote for him.
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Comment #23021377
It is often the case that soft social pressure is the best way to enforce desirable behaviors amongst people. Within friend groups where there are no formally established laws or c…
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Comment #23021233
And all that because of a virus that has a fatality rate about between .2 and .5% which mainly targets people who are already on the verge of death to begin with. We need to begin …
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Comment #23015465
Nowhere did he mention bleach, this is an example of stretching being done to make it sound like he said something worse than he actually did. I believe most people see the media's…
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Comment #23015102
No one was saying to inject bleach. And Trump was probably just crudely restating some experimental treatment he had heard about in one of his many briefings. Speculative disinfect…
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Comment #23014229
Many studies across the world are showing infection rates for Covid-19 are far higher than official numbers indicate. These studies appear to support the spirit of their statements…