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You know this administration could do the funniest thing ever and sell 170,000 hellfire missiles to Ukraine because it would be cheaper than going through all the bureaucratic red tape and environmental regulations to dispose of them in the United States
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the ellipsis reads "if by decency & propriety of conduct they appear to merit the enjoyment."
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1) Excellent ancient Greek humour: a large bronze battering ram – one of very few to survive from the ancient world – dedicated as an offering to Zeus at Olympia ...and decorated with, well, it had to be..
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...because Big Theory libertarians will insist on what they see as ideological purity ("borders don't real", "if you don't like a coal furnace next door just move", etc) that absolutely nuke the end goal of flourishing-with-liberty.
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"IP lasts too long" is orthogonal to "IP isn't real property and shouldn't exist".
I agree that copyright lasts too long (and I think patents arguably last too short).
These are knobs to be adjusted.
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Replying to @travis4nh
Sure, all true, but treating IP like true property also has problems. All forms of IP now last too long and are too comprehensive. If we thought of it as a temporary monopoly granted in order to incentivize creativity, we could discuss it more effectively.
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Road workers set up a CCTV to uncover who was moving the safety traffic cones. It turns out a Kea parrot (considered one of the most intelligent bird in the world) moved them to get attention from humans, in the hopes to get fed or maybe just to mess with them - New Zealand
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There’s a story that when Saladin besieged the Order of the Assassins, they sent an envoy to negotiate. The envoy requested to talk alone, but Saladin refused to meet without his most trusted bodyguard, a man whom he had known since he was a boy. The envoy accepted, and when the three of them were alone, made a small motion towards the bodyguard with his fingers — upon which the bodyguard drew his dagger and held it to Saladin’s throat. Upon another flick of the envoy’s wrist, he withdrew his dagger and then plunged it into his own chest and fell down dead. Saladin made peace with the Assassins. The Epstein files are never going to be released.
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Why are they doing everything by hand?
"Raul" is a tomato dumper. He stands on the back of the trailer lifts and dumps over 1,500 buckets daily - each weighing around 25 pounds. It’s nonstop, punishing work on the body, especially the shoulders, back, and arms. #WeFeedYou
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wildest thing about elite sports to me is how you have to be born a freak, work insanely hard, get to the top of your profession, and only then get to find out if somebody else who did everything you did was born an even bigger freak
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Unrealistic coastline. No one with a fifth grade education will believe it's real.
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Replying to @GentlemanRascal
You’re like, within two weeks of my birthday, making us the same age. So whether we are old or not kinda depends on how you feel about college being like 20 years ago.
Anon in the story: “It looks suspicious—but not as suspicious as the DOJ refusing to answer basic questions about it.”
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The most interesting thing about the Epstein case is how every person who knows the truth is like "holy fuck, we can't tell the normies the truth" even if their entire public life before they learned the truth about Epstein was about how we need to tell the normies the truth
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> In Sweden, approximately 24.1% of the population holds a post-secondary degree of 3 years or more
> In the United States, approximately 37.7% ... have a bachelor's degree or higher
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When magnetic compasses came to Europe in the 12th c., ship captains had to hide them from sailors who by and large thought magnets were a form of witchcraft and refused to sail in their presence.
Ship captain, sailor, and magnet are always with us in new and different forms.





























