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t0rt01se
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Comment #47583903
The word you seek is 'sarcastic'. The ever so slightly neuro-divergent don't do sarcarsm. Nor do linkedinlunatics.
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Comment #45875758
Chin up. There's always the civil service.
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Comment #45875581
Do you have any data to back up the claim that it's "quite common" to work remotely across countries within the EU/UK. Almost nothing in the "common/single market" works uniformly …
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Comment #45537684
Ooc what did you mean by 'their own' industry? The industry of making regulations or the food industry?
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Comment #45537631
Didn't read but they could've gone for a more catchy title eg. some bad apples spoil the barrel
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Comment #45537588
I apologise in advance for making light of the situation in your country, but did you find the peace awards more meaningless than Hinton's award for PHYSICS?!!
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Comment #33741739
Out of curiosity, is packagingnews.co.uk a site you visit frequently for industry news or the first that come up on google when you searched for coca-cola's recycling activities in…
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Comment #33741690
> most of the pollution comes from seaboard cities in developing nations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_wise_monkeys
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Comment #33741613
It's not difficult to spread something that's already popular.
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Comment #33621517
I don't buy the "flatlands to the west" either. I'd sooner buy they want some more coastline with warm water. I imagine Canadians on average will be less pleasant if they're stuck …
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Comment #28652669
Please read my comment again. Perhaps you aren't suggesting the opposite.
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Comment #28652471
The "zero evidence" claim is a blatant attempt to shift the burden of proof. In my opinion the burden of proof remains with those hypothesizing zoonotic origin.
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Comment #28291030
Can't wait for these to be launched in my city! Love from Dhaka.
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Comment #28289890
More cobras in the wild! Result! As as aside, you'll find a cobra isn't an apex predator - a King Cobra ... now that could be considered. Every incentive humans have ever dreamed u…
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Comment #28288556
The credits get mined based on proof of existence and then can be traded. 'Given' was the wrong choice of word.
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Comment #28288118
This seems like the more sensible approach - to understand/learn how to protect ourselves from malaria/dengue/etc. rather than gene-drive systems to eradicate (certain types of?) m…
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Comment #28287584
The 'science' isn't conclusive that salts of glyphosate are harmful to insects. Please stop with your anecdotal experiential evidence. Hopefully you've been in the 'home of the bra…
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Comment #28287283
Screw carbon credits. Countries should be given credits based on the number of (non-human) apex predators in the wild within their borders and any carbon-intensive/polluting econom…
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Comment #28287081
The same can be said of numerous products/industries 'disrupted' by YC/HN types. Kettle/pot? Specialized are no angels themselves. There are no sacred cows anymore - sorry but scre…
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Comment #28212866
I know and I appreciate your effort to educate / warn. But you do realize that most of these posts are made by shills ?
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Comment #28212691
Can you please do the Kiwi accent instead?
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Comment #28212501
So long Moderna, short condom manufacturers isn't a good idea?
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Comment #28211717
Well neither of them were successful so we're both clutching at straws.
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Comment #28207741
Ha! Good catch! My comment above won't do? Research funded by the University of Life.