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Comment #15280239
>I think that manufacturers should sell to physical toy stores at a lower price, and actively make sure online price is the same or higher than instore. but I dont how easy this is…
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Comment #15232213
Having grown up and Oregon and lived in Los Angeles for the past 7 years -- up north it would be "I took I-5 from Seattle to Portland" while in L.A. it would be "I took the 5 from …
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Comment #15076900
Disclaimer: this is proving hard from me to explain via text without the use of visualization. Mammals did not evolve from dinosaurs. Mammals are synapsids, a branch of tetrapods. …
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Comment #14904474
It's important to recognize the very real impacts that our own individual consumptions and habits have on the world around us. And I believe that everyone has a moral obligation to…
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Comment #14295898
That's a good point, it depends on your diet and goals and varies from individual to individual. What's healthy for one person may not be healthy for another, based on body weight/…
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Comment #14295106
Potatoes on their own aren't empty calories. [1] One medium potato is ~150 calories but full of potassium, vit c, and other nutrients. It's when you fry them or drench them in chee…
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Comment #13092336
It's been a few years, but I remember learning about Gobekli Tepe in one of my humanities classes in college. The theory I learned is that it was a non-permanent gathering/ceremoni…
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Comment #12615356
From the report[1]: "However, without the context of environmental sampling of microplastics (water and sediment) or investigations into the impacts of the chemicals ingested, it i…
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Comment #12323750
Water in Southern California is a complex issue that isn't given its proper due - and desalination plants aren't the cure-all that people assume. Desalination plants: are expensive…
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Comment #12235616
The parent comment only mentioned humans being diurnal, not other animals. There's a number of strong evolutionary forces that explain nocturnality: niche differentiation, crypsis,…