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Comment #41108225
Gorillas are not vegan, they eat a significant amount insects. They also opportunistically eat small (vertibrate) animals. They also eat a whole lot more than humans.
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Comment #40364796
Space which gets more expensive with density right? The density that you're trying to increase. This just makes it illegal for poor to middle class people to have cars.
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Comment #40364695
Not Just Bikes is a convincing advocacy channel. But just because you agree doesn't mean you should ignore that he is trying to convince you of a certain viewpoint. Specifically, u…
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Comment #39912453
This is an ironic example. Countries are a social/political construct. Whether a country even exists (Taiwan, micronations, various other countries) depends on who you ask, as does…
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Comment #39898953
You are just putting to much wieght on skin color. You can't tell someone's race by looking at them. Australia aboriginal people are not really related* the Africans for example. *…
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Comment #39898898
Race is a political construct that varies in definition by country, culture, and year. (See how race is defined in places like Mexico and Brazil vs the US for example). People of t…
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Comment #39892071
That seems really significant, email fowarding won't work anymore?
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Comment #39863758
He was the sole occupant, and he was doing touch and gos (ie practice) not transportation.
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Comment #39863642
This is like "Seinfeld isn't funny" in that once enough shows copy it, it looks cliche.
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Comment #39863463
I haven't read this to be fair but this seems to question the dsm itself. https://www.technologynetworks.com/neuroscience/news/psychia...
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Comment #39845693
There's not a privacy preserving way because children are smart. I don't think we should enable more surveillance for the flimsy "think of the children " argument.
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Comment #39788657
You ever notice you can -use tires from arbitrary manufacturers -use oil from arbitrary manufacturers -drive to arbitrary locations (even offroad in your Corvette) -use nearly arbi…
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Comment #39779552
Why is intelligence a bad descriptor?
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Comment #39779510
This does not answer the question.
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Comment #39778326
How many simple physics combinations until you get intelligence? Remember that you are made of cells, and everything you do (probably) can be reduced to a group effect of your cell…
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Comment #39778290
I think intelligence is the correct word. Why not?
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Comment #39764481
That's what eminent domain is.
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Comment #39755592
You may be genuine, but an ad in the middle of a heartfelt confession seems like emotional manipulation. It's not the best look for your product which now seems like it can't stand…
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Comment #39715248
Can't these airlines lobby against Security theater instead?
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Comment #39697539
Masks are not 100% effective. Indeed, at it's height the hope was only to slow the spread to manageable levels, the spread was inevitable.
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Comment #39697517
Some variants didn't show up in tests well. And being asymptomatic was/is really common. Why would you check if you don't have symptoms?
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Comment #39697477
I think it implies that schizophrenia has something to with the visual system or something correlated to it.
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Comment #39697431
Should the term AI just not be used until we have a skynet level ai?
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Comment #39651775
I strongly agree that there is a difference between science and "science". >Science can be trusted. Measurements and the testing and retesting can be trusted. I still wouldn't go s…
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Comment #39642864
What can be done to stop nonsense like this? Is this a case where writing to your congressman works?