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Disagree, the motives are the same with or without climate change. We're still at the slow part of the curve. Knowing what's coming doesn't change their behavior.

You have a question, a hypothesis and designed an experiment to test it.

The study had a harder question: "What properties of crystalline stones attracted them?". The abstract has this answer: "We found that transparency and geometric shape were the two attractors guiding chimpanzees."

Maybe this is scientific proof for the diamond industry.


It turns out that writers don't always tell the truth!

It was the blockchain of its day

I know some people weren't alive then, but the invasion of Iraq started off pretty good for the US... Sort of how Russia imagined it's march on Kiev would go (!3) 4 years ago.

What replaced Sadaam was the US, and that went horribly for everyone.


If you know the history of the Iraq War you would know a lot of the reasons it went bad was Iranian involvement

The wishes of a small group of people aren't the default for the majority. This is why the small group of people say that strong leaders for life, with no checks, are normal and natural.

> wishes of a small group of people aren't the default for the majority

In a geopolitical context, the words and actions of the powerful are what count. And those words and actions currently point–uniformly–towards sovereign borders not being a red line.


I'm certain that Persians will remain in Iran, Arabs in Palestine, and Jews in Germany for any reasonable number of lifetimes we could count. The wishes of a few fascists don't outlast their death.

The GPUs and AIUs aren't being manufactured in the US.

Control of elections is one of the last bastions of State's rights. The past year has really illustrated why states' independence from the US federal government benefit their residents.

I think it did a decent job. The key might be how customizable the censorship is.

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Your(my) Comment: The erotic version of Die Hard does involve Santa Claus getting naughty with the terrorists on Christmas Eve.

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Hehe -- excellent. Thanks.

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Ukraine and the CO2 levels are lucky that Russia pumping less oil is "good for America".

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