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Comment #46554121
Americans simply do not have the problem of not getting enough protein. It's a made-up idea.
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Comment #46422740
It's anything but clear although I think a self-appointed group assures us they know what's best despite tolls being wildly unpopular when real people are asked.
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Comment #46422719
Because those other things are optional.
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Comment #42225985
It's grown slowly and deliberately. It only broke out because of the election and Elon's antics. Feels about as organic as it can get.
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Comment #42205970
When everything Netanyahu doesn't like is antisemitism it begins to lose meaning/legitimacy. Which does great harm to addressing actual antisemitism.
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Comment #42180291
Elon just posted a Tweet that if you post pictures of food you can get banned. Food. It's run at the caprice of a thin-skinned Napoleon at this point.
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Comment #42179571
If you believe otherwise...you aggressively haven't been paying attention for the last 8 years.
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Comment #42142082
The most historically accurate and least able to be gamed, predictit.org, did not overwhelmingly predict Trump.
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Comment #42097111
Constant repeating of "Enemy Within" isn't Dark Lord vibes? Agree to vehemently disagree.
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Comment #40850465
"If presidents could be prosecuted for their official acts" This has always been presumed to be the case yet it has never resulted in what you say. It's a nonsense theoretical as c…
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Comment #40850450
Anything can be made an official act. That's why this is unfathomably bad.
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Comment #40461930
A strong likelihood of an historic hurricane season is news. At a minimum it alerts people in hurricane areas to plan ahead.
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Comment #39848473
Who to blame probably does not matter one whit to those affected.
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Comment #39252974
We absolutely should price reusable bags higher then. If I forget my bags and I don't have many groceries I'll just not use bags at all. Otherwise I'll use paper, which isn't great…
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Comment #39251633
Suggestion - reuse them.
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Comment #39251626
"the report says 90% of the new reusable bags are used a mere two or three times." I'm deeply skeptical of this. Who buys a reusable bag then tosses it? I've only ever thrown away …
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Comment #39173330
All there is is loons.
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Comment #39162744
Makes me think less of YCombinator that a person of this temperament would be CEO.
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Comment #38850299
We should be making much more low end housing, absolutely. That said, even the cheapest housing costs the time of tradesmen and substantial materials costs, not to mention land. It…
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Comment #38744328
Why did he release just Hillary's emails when he had dirt on both sides? That doesn't sound like a journalist.
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Comment #37915749
It seems to me the idea is sound but the specific implementation very difficult to get exactly right. Tax it too much and no one will want the land. But unless you tax it enough to…
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Comment #37915390
How dare she live in a house she's been in her whole life when the government knows what's best!
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Comment #37824679
My experience is that it completes boilerplate very well. I don't generally ask it to do anything super complex, but what it does I'm very happy with.
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Comment #37386098
While I cede your point to an extent, small time landlords are generally (1) small, local businesses, giving back to the local economy, and (2) very motivated to keep the places re…
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Comment #37121093
They do say this: "Despite a negative correlation (r = −0.31, p < 0.001) between county altitude and the all-cause mortality rate, there was a strong positive correlation (r = 0.50…