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Ausernamegoeshere 3 points ago +3 / -0

There are always considerations.

But this is the trend. If you want to solve a problem, you can't ignore why it exists in the first place.

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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +2 / -0

Its because women stopped contributing beyond the children.

Back in the 17 and 1800s, the wives would be at home tending to home affairs - sewing, laundry washing, food preparation, cleaning, and so forth. A man would come home from soul crushing back breaking labor and his wife would be soul crushed and back broken, also.

Since the 1910s or so, the work of maintaining a home has steadily shrunk. You no longer make your own clothes, no longer have to spend all day making a meal, no longer have to scrub laundry on a board.

Including children, it takes about 3-4 hours a day to tend the house. Without children it can probably be done in one.

And when the man gets home, it's all drama. Fix dinner some days each week.Then it's fix the appliances. Tend the yard on the weekend. You, know, the "man's work". None of that was taken over to keep the house running smoothly.

Boys turning to men get tired of providing it all and getting nothing out of it. Especially if there is financial hardship from having a single income.

Girls ruined the boys that became men for themselves when they became women.

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Ausernamegoeshere 3 points ago +3 / -0

The pay is the key. If you need a union, hire them in, pay them what their ask is and then stop paying them. None of this "the union should exist forever" nonsense.

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Ausernamegoeshere 1 point ago +1 / -0

Half is more than I was expecting. I was thinking that theyd exclude the texas stores.

Now we arent selling pride stuff 'in all stores'!

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Ausernamegoeshere 4 points ago +4 / -0

He should have caught the weasel words. "That they have direct oversight of".

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Ausernamegoeshere 1 point ago +1 / -0

Everyone would be okay with distilling, reverse osmosis, and maybe a bit of chlorine to prevent contamination or growth.

I don't know anyone who is looking to get nutritional value out of their water - not even the fancy bottled waters.

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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +3 / -1

That article is so biased, it's hard to understand why anyone would nod along with it.

'This study says we are fine! This other study, which has been criticized, says its not fine!'

And also 'The limit of fluoride in water was reduced by 42% - but it's still A-OK!"

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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +2 / -0

Our leaders can gang rape children and the DOJ can't figure out how to open a flight manifest to see who did it. But yeah, gotta stop those menthol smokers. For their own good!

Why does anyone care about policing people's vices so much? You know what happens when you smoke or drink - and we've known far longer than "evil tobbaco companies in the 60s" - so make people responsible for what they do to others and GTFO of legislating about people own dumb selves.

by G-Anon
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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +2 / -0

I don't want the sun to go out. We need that.

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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +2 / -0

How do you get a total that's less than it's constituents?

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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +2 / -0

Some random scientist was talking to a reporter and used a phrase like "finding this would be like finding evidence of God" as a reference to how hard a task it is to tease out evidence that they had found it. They did math on a single set of results for like a decade to tease out anything they could, and then had to repeat it several times.

Reporter, being stupid and/or masonic, decided that sensationalizing it as the foundation of life (e.g. actual God) was a good move.

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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +2 / -0

Everyone knows journalists are idiots, and yet they still let themselves get led around by the nose by their efforts to sensationalise everything.

Same thing happened with the "god" particle. Some random scientist said something like "to find this would be like finding god" as a simile in difficulty, and suddenly journalists were trumpeting the death of the true God by finding this particle and wanna be mega church pastors were saying that what they were doing was demonic.

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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +2 / -0

Mentally add "Until June" after "Against the background of the surging nationalist and populist right-wing parties ahead of the European Union elections in June, political leaders in the old continent have started to ditch many of its failing, crippling environmental policies"

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Ausernamegoeshere 2 points ago +2 / -0

Buy physical silver because otherwise you own a promise of silver. That promise is specifically worded so that they can bounce on their obligation to give you silver at any hint of insolvency.

If SHTF hard enough to make all paper money become toilet paper, promisory silver documents will join the paper money in your nearest latrine.

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Ausernamegoeshere 1 point ago +1 / -0

The only place you went was battery fire. Which doesnt harm the battery it just destroys it, according to you.

I can cross one wire in your tesla and make it stop working. And it doesnt have to burn down.

And I've seen it happen from a blown tire on both EV and ICE vehicles.

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Ausernamegoeshere 1 point ago +1 / -0

Of course. Your frail self never started hurling insults. You would never! Except you did.

And battery tech has been worked on for as long as ICE engines with a 10% gain. But no, after a hundred years of just being around the corner, its totally around the corner this time.

I'm not biased, i have actual data to back up what i say, not just casting insults because i want to believe.

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Ausernamegoeshere 1 point ago +1 / -0

So, the wire shorting out, in your view, was directly on the battery. It wont brick the battery, to your statement, but it will destroy it.

Cute.

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Ausernamegoeshere 1 point ago +1 / -0

Except thats not what i responded. You are making up stuff to argue about. I'll wait for you to get what my point was. All you have to do is put in the effort.

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Ausernamegoeshere 1 point ago +1 / -0

So, which battery chemistry is BMW using? Oh, thats right: NMC with new annode material. Its going to be roughly equivalent in power delivery to current lion packs used in EVs.

Did you know that in 2010, the USDOE spent 120 million to bring non LiOn technologies to market is less than 5 years that exceeded then-current LiOn capacity? Glad that worked out.

It's almost like....in the last 100 years, energy density in batteries has increased about 8-10x and its been funded aggressively for most of that time period. It's just so....weird how free money is hoovered up from government alphabet agencies. Almost like there's a parasite class selling hopes and dreams, forever promising that everything anyone wants is just around the corner.

But no, go ahead and keep up with the insults because you don't know shit.

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