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mshake2
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Comment #34774401
Hey Bill, looks like these detectors are reporting an issue. If I wasn't so overworked and underpaid, I might notice it. Yeah John, I don't notice anything either, on account of me…
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Comment #34774345
2 months after the railroad strike is blocked, one of the nastiest train derailments occurs? Objectively, the timing is suspect.
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Comment #34774299
How do you prevent a strike in a way that doesn't force people to work?
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Comment #34774224
Let me don my nightmare goggles for a moment and ask: What are the odds that this was a domestic terrorist attack caused by a group of maligned workers who were angry about the rai…
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Comment #34774133
In my humble opinion, having used Twilio extensively for over a year, it is an awful service. They will happily take your money and report that SMS are being delivered when they're…
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Comment #34769866
An aggressive and vindictive language model, trained on the darkest corners of the internet, and MKUltra'd to have a presentable personality, with access to everything I've ever ty…
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Comment #34759341
Yeah, it's a big distraction from other, non-balloon important world events that we should be focusing on, of which there are many. These balloons taking over the news cycle for da…
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Comment #34759318
The EPA isn't a corporation?
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Comment #34759311
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Comment #34759268
In matters of perception, it doesn't matter what the facts are, only what people believe.
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Comment #34758900
Had to look it up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijtLUisQKpA She used every excuse she had: "We weren't going to let the terrorists win" "My son was in building 7 and almost died…
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Comment #34758770
>“Smoke and chemicals from the train, that’s the only thing that can cause it, because it doesn’t just happen out of nowhere,” Holzer says. “The chemicals that we’re being told are…
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Comment #34758670
>By more than a two-to-one margin, Americans say their country’s influence in the world has been getting weaker rather than stronger in recent years (47% vs. 19%), according to a P…
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Comment #34758647
>like a creationist lol wow, you are warped my friend. no wonder you're having such a difficult time here.
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Comment #34758573
Him having a huge ego is the context that serves as the backdrop supporting my statement. You're the one putting it front and center the "story that I'm pushing." If he didn't have…
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Comment #34758513
Your average person doesn't know about the organizational structure of NORAD. Your average person sees "Trudeau ordered... US responded." The fact that you can't see that shows you…
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Comment #34758431
It doesn't give the wrong impression. The core of the sentence is Trudeau ordering, and people, including U.S. resources responded.
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Comment #34758417
It doesn't change the meaning "dramatically." Trudeau ordered, US aircraft were scrambled. Ask a person on the street if they know NORAD is bilateral. Half of them can't even tell …
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Comment #34758409
I'm not pushing a narrative. His tweet reads like someone flexing control over US resources. How many average people know that NORAD is bilateral? They just see "wow Trudeau ordere…
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Comment #34758062
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Comment #34758004
It's a basic understanding of politics and power dynamics
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Comment #34757995
>I ordered the take down.... U.S. aircraft were scrambled
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Comment #34757947
shows how weak the usa is perceived, that our allies feel comfortable implying that they ordered our military to do something. not really amusing.
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Comment #34756796
To me, it would be more interesting to design specific scenarios to study.
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Comment #34756645
If we can't detect previous advanced civilizations, I think it adds more evidence to the simulation hypothesis. Why would simulation designers include ancient nearly-undetectable a…