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Go watch the compelling video from Tony Heller regarding this article.
I thought my friends on Hacker News were smarter than this
SOCIALISM... some people never learn
Would you want it any other way?
Does anyone have this information for American in the 2000s?
We can call it the McDonald's effect...
Keeping digging this hole and see whose grave you find at the bottom...
Fish heads Fish heads eat them up... YUM!
Click bait headline is bogus
I'm glad I read the letter tho
https://www.webmd.com/diet/a-z/blood-type-diet
Whenever the vegan/protein fight begins, I always wonder if the vegan has considered their body design and chemical composition.
What enzymes are best supported by their natural internal chemistry?
How does this affect the internal biome that breaks down the food they eat and how their body uses the results?
Speaking as an old-fashiioned O+, the more ribeye's I eat, the better I feel, but my body craves the fast acting sugars that are so destructive to my endocrine system.
He's stuck with BFR because WE like BFR
Do you know what you get if you call a cat a dog?
A cat.
I don't ever eat normal ketchup
California tried and the next thing you know literally EVERYTHING is marked as a potential cancer causing agent
You know what causes death?
Living
STUPIDLY GOES FORWARD IN TIME FOR 2018 TECHNOLOGY INSTEAD OF 2025...OR 2050
* CANADIAN ENERGY SEARCH TEAM OF THE FUTURE NEVER COMES BACK BECAUSE FUTURE IS FULL OF SEX ROBOTS
But there's no real economic need for US minerals.
I would argue there might be a strategic need for them, but not an economic one.
There is certainly no economic imperative to mine the ocean floor in the face of the potential environmental harm it may cause.
I question it's morality on the basis of balancing mankind's needs versus our calling to manage our resources properly.
Wouldn't this money be better spent recycling e-waste where the copper and gold content is significantly higher and the environmental impact is demonstrably positive?
But I've been a manager for 15 years and my real geek skills suck
Help me!
Eventually, Boing Boing linked to an article here and I suddenly found the collective hive of wisdom I needed.
HN is like having a million smart people finding cool stuff that I know I will like.
I want a diversity of topics that are tech related, but not specifically tech focused. I've learned more about business management, philosophy, medicine, and human life than any other source.
And when there is a call to arms, people are willing to step up and make a difference. The comments aren't trollish.
I love this place.
Don't screw it up
It seems so simple. Just don't spend it.
It's like my Mom's voice calling out to us as I ran out the door in high school.
"Don't sin!"
She had long given up trying to lay out a long list of things we shouldn't do and distilled everything into the most essential kernal.
"Sure mom, I'll get right on that"
For a month I can be really, really good. And then there's a closeout on new Canon lenses at B&H and it's all over.
What an idiot.
Soon enough, it all adds up and like Dennis, you have a couple of medical bills or a job go south and the ship just sinks around you.
Nobody cares and there's nothing you can do.
But it's obvious to me after reading this thread that our community DOES CARE and will reach out desperately to help.
Our self worth is far greater than some crappy shack.
The lives we touch and the memories we make mean so much more than the possessions we have.
The pain I feel inside for Dennis is touched only by the willingness of this team to reach out and help him.
I hope we can assist his family in some way.
Help stop the metric system!