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sbaiddn

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    Comment #35864041

    Without a market, there is no fair evaluation of value.

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    Comment #35857099

    "* Air change. I found out that commercial spaces (concert halls or airplanes etc) change the entire air several times an hour. " With good reason - spaces that don't are terribly …

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    Comment #35847116

    10% of the radiation of something with a half life measured in hours in a lot od radiation. 10 tons of radioactive Na leak. 1 ton is left after 2 days. Thats a lot!

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    Comment #35844359

    I understand half life. My point moisture currents can spread water soluble things very far very quickly. Think of it this way, what happens if there's a catastrophic sodium leak? …

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    Comment #35841182

    Run away where? To the next river basin? Na will dissolve into any moisture and be carried away by any moisture.

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    Comment #35841096

    His understanding appears worse than that. Heat capacity is important, but as a second order. Absolute temperatures is the real deal since it sets the Carnot efficiency. Another wa…

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    Comment #35829797

    and I hope that corporation's ability to lobby Congress to change laws against the public interest banned, and their lawyer's ability to practice law removed for ever. Free the Mou…

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    Comment #35788121

    For a beginner, its hard to improve on the "pilot penenship" Its only flaw, in my opinion, is its lack of a clip

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    Comment #35788037

    The grip is the best part of the pen!

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    Comment #35788012

    Call me a prude. Call me old fashioned. Call me small minded. But watching a woman getting chocked while DPed in her anus while a half dozen men ejaculate on her is not the type of…

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    Comment #35781446

    Radio in YYZ: Sam Roberts, Celine Dione, Nickleback, Avril Levine. Sounds disturbed.

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    Comment #35781429

    When I went to visit my parents for Easter I was shocked to hear Sam Roberts' Milky Way song. That was shocking.

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    Comment #35778563

    Does this "filtered vent fan" exchange air with the outside? If not, Im not interested.

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    Comment #35771659

    That's why I'm not changing my very leaky and drafty windows - I don't want to live in a hermetically sealed Tupperware container. Once I install an HRV system then I'll do the win…

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    Comment #35768666

    Not really, but don't let that stop you from judging others!

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    Ask HN: Are You a Materialist?

    Title says it all. Do you believe in philosophical materialism? If so, do you believe we're in a Turing machine of some sort? Are you a finitist? If you are not a materialist, what…

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    Comment #35767596

    Its creative license. He's illustrating how a description of the Antichrist from over 100 years ago so neatly describes modern man's deity. You clearly understood the parallel, for…

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    Comment #35767524

    My favorite luddite on the only tech site worth reading. HN, how do you keep doing it? :D His part Two is available (to subscribers at least)

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    Comment #35748183

    Thats not true. Take Afghanistan, it's hardly lawless. If anything poor peoples are the societies most intolerant towards crime.

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    Comment #35700519

    Sheeran updates his lyrics to: "Now my bedsheet are stained of you!

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    Comment #35700502

    First time hearing this, but after I moved into an apartment with a bad bedbug infestation, I really changed my life. I ended up marrying the girl I was dating, finished my PhD tha…

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    Comment #35679461

    Classic. My favorite line is the lack of maltreatment of elephants.

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    Comment #35677472

    We could slash emissions tomorrow by lowering the speed limit. We aren't because we don't actually care.