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They use what are essentially bendy metal poles. The blades aren't rigid, and they're not even blades, since they don't have a cutting edge. Instead, there's a sensor at the tip that sends an electrical signal when it hits an opponent.
Though apparently less unusual in Hamtramck.
They didn't ban the flag as such, they banned it on government buildings.
Which makes it the same type of ban as Florida's "book bans", which didn't actually ban any books, merely removed them from certain government buildings.
Was the IRA an enemy of the US like ISIS is?
Orthodox Jew or Orthodox Christian?
Now that we're off reddit, we're no longer affected by reddit choosing to do questionable things.
something which has no effect on the modal user
Blind people can't use the official app and rely on third-party apps, which are getting killed by the API changes. So there's an ableism angle to this, which makes lots of people upset about the changes even if they aren't blind.
AND no effect on the stereotypical powermod who's there to defend Cathedral talking points.
Many mods, including those on /r/AskHistorians, rely on third-party apps to do moderation. AskHistorians in particular has a reputation for high-quality modding, which makes the prospect of losing concerning to average users too.
I can kind of see how a bro-gf might have appealed to 14 year old me
Have you considered that the people making these memes might be teenagers themselves?
That brings to mind the Transcontinental Railroad, which crossed the North American continent but didn't leave the US.
IIRC, Nazis get the arc and die from opening it in a timeline where he didn't exist.
I think the difference he makes is that without him, the Nazis would keep possession of the Ark after the first group opened it and died. Instead, Jones was able to get it to the Americans somehow, who turned it over to their Top Men.
All of which is still owned by Lucasfilm, and some of it is still getting published.
In general I'd expect any prominent review site (not just ones for movies) to be affected by Goodhart's Law. When millions of dollars (not to mention reputation) are potentially on the line, companies will try to game the scores, and whether or not they do it with the cooperation of the review site will depend on how principled the site's management is.
My understanding is that any element which is stable enough to do anything with has already been discovered
There's a hypothesized island of stability wherein certain isotopes of heavier elements would be stable enough to exist for long times. Synthesis of these materials is currently beyond our capabilities, but is probably easier than superluminal travel.
Kiwifarms is still up and still thriving, though
Not on the clearnet. kiwifarms.net has been down for several weeks.
For not so controversial examples, anyone under 60 pronouncing the wh is almost assuredly a very partisan Republican.
What do you mean by this?
How far south did you go? Are you talking about Mexico or did you go further south?
Mary's Immaculate Conception wasn't actually defined as a dogma until 1854. During the medieval period it was very much a subject of debate, with prominent religious orders on both sides, although they didn't have much in the way of empirical evidence available.
Globohomo is a pithy shortening of "Global Homogenization", in other words:
You can count on the locals drinking the same beverages, eating the same food, watching the same TV, dressing up in same fashion trends and living in same houses as you do.
And then there are words such as Candible and Fervifying that aren't in the Scrabble dictionary, but the meanings of which can be derived if you know the base words and suffixes.
When the modal I.Q. of a society is below this range to begin with though, raising it may increase violence.
Why would this be the case?
I think the mechanism would be that it makes you smart enough to realize that you can solve your immediate problem with violence, but not smart enough to realize that it will make you worse-off in the long term (assuming your environment is such that violence really is bad for you in the long run).
It's not enough to just be educated, though. Trump has a B.S. from Wharton, and yet many of the progressive attacks on him focus on his perceived lack of intelligence.
If you get the uBlock Origin extension, you'll never see ads of any kind on YouTube.
I can imagine a future in which science shall have passed from the combative to the dogmatic stage, and shall have gained such catholic acceptance that it shall take control of life, and condemn at once with instant execution what now is left for nature to destroy. But we are far from such a future...
I found this bit to be particularly prescient. Much control over our lives has indeed been taken by those who proclaim a sort of scientific dogma, all while the combativeness that kept science honest and producing useful theories is fading. The future he dreamed about is here, right now.
Then again, you also have to show that you are willing to part with some plata.
They have shown that already, which is why the company is as big as it is/was and why the boycott is hurting as much as it is (if they hadn't been spending money, the boycott would have no effect).
At some level of lethality, explicit lockdowns won't be necessary because everyone will be voluntarily staying home for fear of infection. At levels below that, lockdowns won't work because people won't follow them due to the risk of death being low. It's only when the lethality is unknown but plausibly high that lockdowns can be justified, but once the lethality is known you'll end up in one of the first two situations.
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