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t0mpr1c3

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    Comment #49179067

    Wheel barrows were known to the Han Chinese 2000 years ago. It's not bicycle science!

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    Comment #49179029

    The Montgolfier brothers preceded the Wright brothers in human flight by 100 years. Cayley had essentially already invented the modern aeroplane by 1799, and was flying gliders by …

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    Comment #49163941

    Grok 4.5 made Cartman a frog.

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    Comment #49163699

    Where I grew up farmers "muckspreading" would occasionally foul the locality. It was gross but after a day or two it would be back to normal. I've been to Phu Quoc. One or two of t…

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    Comment #49163544

    He feels vindicated. What a sociopath.

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    Comment #49163483

    That's just the usual US marketing bollocks. Whether it is cured with nitrates or with celery extract, bacon is definitely cured. If it is not cured, it is not bacon. I am more sym…

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    Comment #49150965

    Free for who

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    Comment #49150866

    We should have been bringing home the bacon. Instead we brought home thebacon.

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    Comment #49126152

    The USA prefers soft annexation. Annexation lite. A kinder gentler annexation. Preferably somewhere with a suitably powerless population like Greenland or Gaza. Randomly shooting u…

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    Comment #49122556

    Yes, lime kilns use the reverse process -- heating chalk to drive off the CO2.

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    Comment #49115883

    Who can decide the precedence of a louse and a flea?

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    Comment #49115670

    Carbon capture is already done at scale because CO2 is commercially valuable. The proposed carbon storage is permanent in the form of carbonates. This is a variant of the Solvay pr…

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    Comment #49115586

    You don't necessarily have to bury the plants to sequester the carbon. A lot of oceanic carbon just sinks to the bottom and is eventually covered over, especially near estuaries th…

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    Comment #49115554

    The vast interior of the world's oceans are a nutrient desert. It has been proposed to grow algae by spreading silt, the same way that Saharan winds do.

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    Comment #49115439

    It's almost like you cut the head off a snake, and it grows back a slimier and more poisonous head.

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    Comment #49115357

    And attempted to hive off the best teams into a super league, even though this would have destroyed national leagues across the continent.

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    Comment #49115308

    Then you would have two corrupt organizing bodies. Something similar happened with FIDE (chess) in the Kasparov years. I believe FIDE is still headquartered in a dodgy dictatorship…

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    Comment #49115290

    Yes, it's a stretch to believe that UEFA is objecting strictly on a point of principle. UEFA seems to think people have forgotten that they tried to buy off top teams from the nati…

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    Comment #49115119

    Right, IIRC they basically banned everybody in Trinidad from FIFA and relocated the HQ. It didn't help that Chuck Blazer just looked like a pedophile. Not sure if it's a coincidenc…

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    Comment #49115031

    Even in the festering pit of slime that is FIFA, Infantino stands out for his festeringdom and slimitude.

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    Comment #49114939

    Yes, and when Blatter was investigated for corruption both he and Platini, president of UEFA, were banned. This was barely 10 years ago, it's not ancient history. Platini is still …

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    Comment #49114925

    This is UEFA we are talking about. Remember that when (FIFA president) Blatter was investigated for corruption, (UEFA president) Platini was also banned.

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    Comment #49114904

    FIFA has been spectacularly corrupt since at least thd 1970s, and UEFA is not far behind. When Blatter was kicked out of FIFA for corruption, the USA provided a legal venue for the…

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    Comment #49114768

    To be fair, China and Russia participate in the fantasy.