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hooskerdu

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    Comment #46012218

    I don’t disagree with your final statement, but they’re also not wrong. Growing up it was well-known that homeschool kids were strange, intelligent in some ways, and completely ine…

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    Comment #46012147

    It could be said that for any of us to think we could understand - with such a relatively short and still arguably shoddy understanding of the mind - or especially could say… is po…

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    Comment #45961874

    Word on the ground is this is turning around

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    Comment #45853125

    I thought he was driving in his car up a mountain with his wife/girlfriend asleep in the passenger seat. I need to re-read his book

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    Comment #45742139

    Wrong. ;P

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    Comment #45513993

    Not saying this is you, but I’m reminded of a story of a woman who took a ton of photos of vacations - all the sights. But upon the death of her husband realized she never captured…

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    Comment #45511254

    Upvote for that there first sentence

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    Comment #45488338

    Does a half-decent job of breaking down how things were affected https://youtu.be/j454KF26IWw

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    Comment #45421901

    Unit membership for manufacturing started with the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, but I’m not sure how involved or hands-off it was at the time.

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    Comment #45421690

    I’m all about that.

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    Comment #45421680

    As in “kick ass and we’ll pay ya even better than we are now” probation?

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    Comment #45356177

    I really loved LabView

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    Comment #45256987

    Dang. That’s an earlier rollout than any other agent I’m aware of! ;D

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    Comment #45256280

    Could be a clever nom de plume?

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    Comment #45009632

    Back in another life (videography), I had acquaintances who would throw looks when they heard I’d purchased a single terabyte. Seems that narrative might already be - at least mild…

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    Comment #44992423

    Distasteful? I understand that sentiment for the family, but we should all be exposed to the horrors of these lapses. It’s exceedingly rare that you are ever subjected to the bodil…

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    Comment #44873511

    Reminds me of a number of grad students I knew who could “talk circles” around all sorts of subjects but failed to ever be able to apply anything.