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  • Arctic

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  • To go in harm's way...

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  • The Clinton Protection Society

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  • Between Pittsburgh and Cleveland

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    MikM
    Yep. a classmate of mine is mayor of my home town. It has thrived under her leadership, despite the constant carping of do-nothing residents.
  • Americans on buying American-made goods

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    JollyJ
    @loki said in Americans on buying American-made goods: @doctor-phibes said in Americans on buying American-made goods: @loki said in Americans on buying American-made goods: Four years of the Russia Russia Russia buffoons. More like 50 years. I do think Biden gets it. He just needs to educate the American public who drank the media kool aide for the last 5 years that Russia is Darth Vader and China’s imperial aspirations were a hallucinogenic construct of bad orange man. Don't think you can turn the ship that fast...
  • Getting The Boot

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    JollyJ
    Illegal immigrants > U.S. citizens.
  • The EHR makes you work harder

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    JollyJ
    @mik said in The EHR makes you work harder: The problem is that the vast majority of data collected by all this effort is worthless. It is still difficult for physicians to see patient records from other health systems, and most would not if they could...only in really difficult situations is it of potential value. Hell, when I was in the hospital for the leg infection in 2019 I could tell the majority of hospitalists had not even read my chart that was right there. No, all this effort is about bean counting for the gummint. Preach on, brother! Mr. Obama gave us a fuckin'. And surprisingly, I think he meant well. He just listened to a lot of people that didn't have a clue how front line medicine works.
  • Turns out people don’t choose Gov’t vaccine sites

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    CopperC
    @loki said in Turns out people don’t choose Gov’t vaccine sites: Just another data point about how people really want their healthcare....govt run not so much In Boston, my mother and sister had the option to go to a government site They were afraid to go to the neighborhood where the shots were offered - it was in a a high crime area is the reason. The high crime area is better for politician photo ops So they went to the suburbs and a non-government site
  • FEMA to reimburse funeral expenses for COVID victioms

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    CopperC
    My high school knows how to do this, no government needed ![alt text]([image: 1617120608374-cad61f68-2c9d-4373-abe4-bb9460d11a23-image.png] image url) https://www.americamagazine.org/faith/2019/05/26/catholic-high-school-holds-funerals-homeless-veterans
  • The Great Reset

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    When does all this apply to China? Or do we talk about C02 per individual all day long and continue to give them competitive advantage until they rule the world economy? Oh and we will sweep human rights under the carpet because that is not something nation states have any right to meddle?
  • Louvre Online

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    The Ufizzi went online a couple of years ago. This is what we have to look forward to with the Louvre. https://www.uffizi.it/en/online-exhibitions Going to museums is a top adventure for me, always has been.
  • Trolley Problem study

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    That study seems to (so far) have steered clear of the possibility to let chance decide — e.g., just throw a virtual dice and let a pseudo-random number generator decide. I suspect an option like this will appeal to the religious/spiritual people, or generally people who believe that this is such things as “fate” or some “higher power”. Moreover, for systems dealing with inherently hard-to-decide problems where the notion of “fairness” is hard to define precisely yet the sentiment for “fairness” is still highly desirable, deliberately introducing randomness can resolve a lot of issues.
  • Living Below the API

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    That is one of the main criticisms of the education system in asia. In asia, they teach you to follow, not to question.
  • White moms need not apply for now

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    CopperC
    They don't even bother saying single or unmarried anymore. Remember when BLM had destruction of the nuclear family on their list of goals? I the goal it went away because they realized the mission was accomplished.
  • We will silence the opposition.

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    CopperC
    idiots
  • Hold that backtrackin' Kraken

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    LuFins DadL
    @mik said in Hold that backtrackin' Kraken: Yeah.. I might be tempted to lay some serious cash on it. You’d have to pay serious cash down. Probably $10K to get $1 back
  • Which one died?

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    HoraceH
    Roman died.
  • He's Toast

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    MikM
    @doctor-phibes said in He's Toast: @renauda said in He's Toast: @doctor-phibes said in He's Toast: It strikes me that there's more than a bit of Star Trek going on here. Q and The Dominion? And it is widely believed that the former president was in fact a Ferengi. He certainly tried to klingon to power Red wine everywhere.
  • Coal

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  • NY Opens up vaccines

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    @jon-nyc said in NY Opens up vaccines: Anyone over 30 starting tomorrow. Anyone 16+ starting a week from tomorrow. So much inequality with industrious people getting to the front of the line because it takes resilience to find a vaccine. Proud of NY but not sure why the woke aren’t screMing bloody murder. Would love to see vaccinated percent by zip code. I could be wrong.