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sethc2

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    Comment #29819048

    I have a 1st generation SE bought in 2017 and still haven't replaced my battery. It's life isn't great, but I can generally get through the day without charging. I've thought of up…

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    Comment #28023130

    I love this post. Just the perfect amount of sarcasm to force readers to think for themselves.

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    Comment #28021908

    Does this really effect anything? If it did you figure the economic statistics would show drastic changes starting round then.

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    Comment #28015530

    Wait you don’t have an extra room to use as an office? What about in one of your other houses? One of them has got to have at least one empty room you could use right?

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    Comment #28015475

    Lol. Did you even read what you linked. The government hired mercenaries and they were brutally evil. That must’ve been because the government doesn’t have enough power. Let’s just…

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    Comment #28005326

    The article brings up that for most a home office is a luxury. And i thought how is that possible, just use some extra room in your house. Then I remembered having a house and an e…

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    Comment #27946191

    I love the space trilogy. Out of the silent planet helped me think of what the “heavens” are. I’d definitely recommend them, though I love thinking of t he symbolic nature of thing…

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    Comment #27945438

    > In a way, spacetime itself is therefore the aether. This somehow reminds me of C.S. Lewis’s “Out of the Silent Planet”, where the narrator says regarding the protagonist “He wond…

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    Comment #27499991

    What I figure is the printed money is given to people to buy things. It’s given to him who saved/inherited his money and could’ve bought that thing anyways, and to him who didn’t s…

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    Comment #27492885

    So at what point would printing trillions of dollars have an effect? If we just gave everyone 10k a month, would inflation occur then?

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    Comment #27489770

    This seems counterintuitive to me if we assume a causal relationship. I’d imagine lessening religious faith would lessen ideological intensity. Then again when it was assumed most …

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    Comment #27489764

    This seems counterintuitive to me if we assume a causal relationship. I’d imagine lessening religious faith would lessen ideological intensity. Then again when it was assumed most …

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    Comment #27271415

    These questions and some of the percentages really makes me wish I could see what other people think average is. It would be interesting to see how often those who are actually les…

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    Comment #27265085

    Could it also be possible that it is experiencing well being that causes you to have a higher income? Like let’s say I have a great marriage, good well behaved kids, lots of close …

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    Comment #27209787

    I’d say quoting Krugman is doing exactly what the ancestor comment said > and yet we will continue to believe the people making the incorrect predictions, especially when they rein…

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    Comment #26808549

    I think you might have been missing his point. It came off to me that he was trying to defend drug addicts not shame people using drugs. Like if you have no money the way you might…

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    Comment #26650720

    You’re missing the point. A lot of these athletes come from very underprivileged backgrounds and worked their asses off to get there even then they often in the NFL let’s say have …

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    Comment #26640111

    I watched sports then and watch them now. I just love to see awesome athletes who have honed their bodies and reflexes to such a crazy degree do things I could never do. The interj…

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    Comment #26638570

    That’s true. I should be more fair. My comment is a bit out of frustration at maybe one or two other comments. While the criticism against “good habits build wealth” is legit when …

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    Comment #26636345

    Here’s a guy who saved his money and invested it and made a huge fortune from an inherited fortune, all so he could give it away. The response - “ugh what an a-hole, who inherited …

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    Comment #26626844

    Well my guess is you haven’t been to many non evangelicals churches nor looked at how they act or behave. The church reveres a woman above all other humans save him who was both Go…

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    Comment #26625494

    I’d say the church from Rome has always had problems like any group of humans. Collectively the churches established by the apostles I’d say got the truth right. Though if I were t…

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    Comment #26625329

    A lot of christians foolishly think there is not any truth beauty or goodness in other world views and refuse to learn from them. There is a lot a Christian can learn from Judaism,…

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    Comment #26625210

    Oh don’t get me wrong. I know this is my opinion. And I don’t think Hindus and Muslims don’t have very high symbols and good world views. I’m just saying from what I’ve seen the sy…

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    Comment #26624544

    See, but even your straw man is based on that post schism period. And the church is what taught us that even those traditionally “on the fringe” should be valued and not discarded.…