Forcing everyone to use wooden satellites = bad
Hopefully the policy makers will get it now...
Edit: spelling
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Forcing everyone to use wooden satellites = bad
Hopefully the policy makers will get it now...
Edit: spelling
The fact no one admits regret means someone is fibbing or you have not been looking very hard.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the future. Of course, I won't be around to enjoy it with you, but this guy seems like great company, so enjoy.
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- Discrimination by law enforcement OR - Childhood exposure to violence OR - Inability to post bail OR - Socioeconomic factors OR - Housing segregation OR - Sociocultural factors
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AND
(bad personal choices)
Speaking of Germany, what about their ancient and well established policy of group reprisals in military situations.
Lastly, it's funny which threads on HN are actually interesting and which run into the ditch. What's the difference? No direct politics?
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Also "literally". You and yours ruined an otherwise useful word. Probably forever. Thanks.
Wrongly assumes 100% of relevant info is in this article
"this should help"
Your help appears to be in service of spreading hurtful narratives, so no thanks.
I'd prefer an honest misogynist any day over a sophist bent on "changing" minds. Please do the world a favor and stop helping so much.
Journalism is where virtue goes to die.
Question: is our experience unique? Was it a mistake to hire a lawyer from the get go? We had friends who sailed through without an attorney in months.
Public interest in his politics was relevant. He probably was a fellow traveler so what?
Someone explain again why we traded talking for 144 characters...
Why cash? Why not a free apartment, free local transportation, free food, free doctor, and free TV. That would cover 90% of the people 100% of the time.
The reason is that cash is fungible and will therefore flow more freely to the actual recipients of the handouts, which are merchants who price necessities according to what the market will bear. If anyone would like to debate that last assertion, I'd be interested in a counter-example where the price of essentials just kept on getting lower and lower.
I'm not sure UBI is any different than all the prior plans to spend our way to prosperity. To learn the truth, we will have to ask our descendants when they are paying for all this. (Of course this assumes we don't bankrupt first.)