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stvswn

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    Comment #43482436

    Well, he's 88.

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    Comment #42825818

    It's begging the question to claim they were proven right. Sure, they were proven right in some respect, but if the research itself caused it (and let's be real, it did) then they …

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    Comment #42825712

    It's pretty wild to me that a good portion of commenters here seem to think that only one side can politicize Covid's origins when the cited article itself says that the conclusion…

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    Comment #42613073

    I don't think so, because the sweeping motion of minute hand is effectively continuous rather than discrete, so there's no truncation. At 4:53:30 the minute hand will be correctly …

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    Comment #41974897

    One town over from my own hometown is Westfield, NJ where Charles Addams is from, and there's a house on Elm Street that looks a lot like the Addams Family house -- especially the …

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    Comment #41974845

    I agree with the idea that there's something dramatic about evil things happening in an old house where one might find a mysterious aristocrat behaving badly, but I think the theme…

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    Comment #41852024

    Or, that _could_ be Alexander the Great.

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    Comment #40823618

    It is incorrect, but widespread among left-leaning pundits, that this ruling will force Congress to micromanage everything that would normally be left to the agencies. Agencies can…

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    Comment #40823483

    Simply because you're not a fan of the outcomes doesn't mean that the appointments of justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Barrett were illegitimate. Chevron deference started under the…

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    Comment #40505495

    The only misconduct _alleged_ is that he had extramarital affairs and led women on: "Those sources said DFJ’s external investigators at the law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett disc…

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    Comment #39350145

    But what if I inherited it?

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    Comment #39350033

    The argument that "no one really needs more than $X" is always a flawed one, in my opinion. I don't make $1 M a year, but if I did, I'm absolutely certain I'd prefer $2M a year. I …

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    Comment #35014334

    I think different things can work for different people, but here's what has worked for me: First, what didn't work. I switched to a dumbphone last year with the plans to stick with…

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    Comment #33277459

    I don't think there are many ways in which SF is similar to a "very right wing" city. First of all, "right wing" politicians do not control any city governments in any real way, bu…

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    Comment #33277140

    No, I think the comment was meant to mean "this is not left-wing, this is late-stage capitalism, the problem is that we have too many right wingers in SF that are cosplaying progre…

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    Comment #33275725

    "a right-wing dystopia?" Seems like you'd prefer to redefine what it means to be left or right wing rather than admit that this is the outcome of left-wing governance. The specific…

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    Comment #33191446

    Fraud aside, which is a problem, the "forgiveness" of the loans was the plan all along so it's not as if businesses were expected to pay them back. The program was really a bailout…

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    Comment #33113604

    It's -- it's an op-ed. Not an article. Of course the person has an interest in it, that's why they wrote an op-ed. All of the papers have a similar section with opinionated pieces.…

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    Comment #33113551

    > because they're bad journalists A NY Post journalist didn't write this, this is an op-ed by a former dean of UPenn's medical school.

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    Comment #32956684

    Smart TVs in general use IP address to try target devices across households, which is against the privacy policies of a lot of ad tech providers because IPs are not redactable/rese…

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    Comment #32941987

    Google does not rely on a user being logged in. Go to adsettings.google.com in a logged out state, for example. I'm not sure what you're referring to.

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    Comment #30107917

    I find it kind of amazing that the justification for school mask mandates (which was once "keep kids from getting covid") has morphed into "we'll lower the load on hospitals if the…

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    Comment #30107817

    His point is that the job satisfaction of adults is important and saving it requires our collective agreement that 1+1=3. The point of masking in schools was maybe, once, based on …

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    Comment #30107720

    You somehow manage to be condescending against all parties here. Calling mothers who want their children to receive an in-person education "screaming Karens" is terribly out of tou…

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    Comment #28863826

    With reference to their housing and energy problems, and solutions, you might want to check in on current events! With regards to faith in centrally planned interventions: China al…