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n0mad01
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Comment #42477205
I'll mention it briefly here in case anyone missed the answer: short-term tax revenues.
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Comment #35386138
Is Italy looking for the quick buck?
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Comment #35011863
I bet it was a life-affirming experience, good thing you didn't have to stay there for days.
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Comment #35009611
Amazing, thanks for sharing! For how long were you locked in the Queen's Chamber?
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Comment #35008287
Sorry but do you (or anybody reading this) know which interior parts are still accessible and can be visited (or where to check that)?
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Comment #33957468
globalization is dead long live globalization.
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Comment #33659455
it won't happen rest assured.
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Comment #32363905
this is so not true. where else would questions like: how did commander keen come to be? would emerge?
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Comment #31709548
i assumed that until you can do a handstand with ease, the risk of injury is high. the load on the shoulder joints in this position is very unfavourable. millions of people run eve…
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Comment #31709477
high risk of injury, no advantages over other exercises.
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Comment #31290661
nothing more to add, not much less to dedact, thanks for your concise words.
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Comment #28931300
not yet.
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Comment #28736339
Then how come that 57% of Africa's population lacking any form of bank account.
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Comment #28615128
I was sure too about Hal Finney until i saw this video [0]. There are a few more references that it is more likely that Adam Back could be Satoshi. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watc…
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Comment #28614777
This guy claims [0] to have evidence of who Satoshi Nakamoto is. Basically he claims it's Adam Back because he used the same linker for Hashcash as for (a very early version) Bitco…
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Comment #27680028
i think this topic was covered here not so long ago and the short, suggested explanation was, as far as i can remember, corruption.
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Comment #27589126
wouldn’t it have the effect that producing more goods -> higher worker demand -> higher salaries?
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Comment #27318367
that is also what bill gates seems to be doing - bying farmland - he is the biggest private owner of farmland in the united states by now [0]. [0] https://www.theguardian.com/comme…
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Comment #27262901
its worth a dollar - its a scam. its worth a hundred dollars, people use it to buy goods - its a scam. its worth a thousand dollars, people start using it as a store of value and a…
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Comment #27262292
it is noticeably peculiar to compare one of the most significant technical inventions of our century with a half-baked hair dryer. such innovations only appear now and then, one sh…
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Comment #27259191
This is a very limited and short-sighted view on the emergence and development of new technologies. From the first petrol engine (1879) to the Ford Model T (1908), the Arpanet (196…