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https://nakamotoinstitute.org/cypherpunk-manifesto/
cester -> ster (or 'stɜː' round my end)
I think another part of it is that as the highstreet moves away from appliance shops there'll have to be things to fill these places instead, such as these kind of entertainment venues.
I love arcades, so I'm hoping that they're here to stay :D
News is something that either has happened or is going to happen. If it might not happen, then it's speculation, that isn't news (imo).
e.g.
- "US Braces for potential recession" -- no, the REAL story is the interest rate is going up
- "US Debt default could happen by 2023" -- pure speculation, not news
- "WEF predicts jobs disrupted" -- speculation, not news
And also I echo the other comments about it being overly US-centric, but that's par for the course.
Edit: I should also say, good job! It's a nice website
It takes courage to do so.
That isn't your decision to make.
This is something Europeans have been saying online since at least the early 00s. It might be worth splitting it up into "social" policies and "economic" policies.
Democrats are a socially very left (dissenting views are not allowed), economically right party. republicans are a socially right, economically very right (taxation is theft) party.
We're all human, we probably agree on far more than we disagree on. Let's all be a little kinder to each other
So, the Senate is not a trustworthy source of information? I'm not clued up on US politics so I really have no idea how the system works, upper/lower houses, senate is lower? Like the house of commons in the UK?
e.g. could an analogy be this is like a small party of Brexiteers making a document on how leaving the EU is economically a sound idea? There is no requirement for it to be evidence-based?
Finally, have you read the document and is there anything in particular that is egregiously incorrect? Just because we don't agree with someone's political stance on something doesn't mean what they're saying isn't necessarily true.
- The CCP have been stoic on their approach to zero-COVID
- IF the virus was lab-borne, and IF the CCP know it was, is it not (very, very remotely) possible they know more about the consequences of this virus?
That line of reasoning is pretty conspiratorial, but given that the CCP have been incredibly cagey about the whole affair, I don't think it's unreasonable to be doubtful.
I think it is FAR more likely that it is a face-saving exercise, but I also think it's worth keeping an open mind
In my part of the UK parched peas are a common autumnal food, just a small counter-point.
> This is totally understandable given that for centuries in Europe it was broadly illegal for peasants to mill their own grain. The feudally-entitled miller was actually allowed to destroy any querns that he found to prevent defection.
I had no idea about this, and because it sounds like it could be bullshit, I had to look it up: https://www.eskdalemill.co.uk/history/mills-in-the-lake-dist...
> Building a mill allowed the feudal lords of the manor to control an essential activity by establishing a monopoly. The medieval community would have been forced to grind their grain at the mill that belonged to the lord of the manor. The miller would take a fraction of each farmer’s grain as payment, commonly a tenth or twelfth. Forcing their tenants to grind corn in the manorial mill generated income – huge sums it has been claimed.
It's VC funded, the VCs are going to want to get a RoI.
And we all know where that leads...
On a lighter note, this paper is _really_ studying the gut flora which we do know has at least some impact on immunological function.
That's just, like, your opinion, man.
In some countries it's not NSFW to see a naked breast, I am going to assume this software does not take that into account.
Am I right?
A bigger point one could make is that this is projecting your cultural norms onto the internet as the "default".
It's a cool idea, though.
For all democracy's failings, for the mess the US is in, and rise of populist parties in Europe, it is still freedom.