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cainxinth

9,319karma·1,597submissions·May 18, 2016
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I’ve been following this story and here is what’s happening to the best of my understanding: The plaintiff (who got HPV) sued the insured defendant. The case went to arbitration and the defendant lost…
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Fascinating. Now do one for THC please.
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Same. It was just a few months ago that he had to sell stock to pay his taxes and he played it off like he was doing it because of some ridiculous online poll. I think this Twitter play is just more c…
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windshield_phenomenon
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I once spent a summer internship working at desk and computer they put in the nook next to soda and chip vending machines. Got to say hi to everyone at snack time.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_of_Columbus
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I'm not that into metal bands, but I figured I'd give your examples a listen. At first I didn't think much of it, but right at 9:22 when she hits that note... frisson!
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Just because it doesn’t work doesn’t mean Facebook can’t make money convincing brands that it might.
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I disagree. I alternate between Harry's 5 blade disposable and a classic safety razor (Feather blades and Merkur long handle). The disposables make for a faster and closer shave. It's also m…
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>I wish him the best and hope he truly makes twitter somewhere that you visit that isn't just rage bait again. You think "Lord Edge" is going to make Twitter less of a cesspool? Ever…
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That’s what he’s selling.
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> Musk says there is tremendous financial potential in Twitter but then offers $54 a share, which is not even 2x the IPO price. He means tremendous financial potential for him .
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Police forensics is rife with pseudoscience: https://bostonreview.net/articles/nathan-robinson-forensic-p... …
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Someone shared the first three chapters of a free book they are writing, and a community liked it. Yet somehow this bothers you?
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I’m from Philadelphia, and I learned that most people outside of America either don’t know of it or only know two things about it: cream cheese and the theme song to the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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I solo backpacked Europe in the mid 2000s and found that telling people you were American was decidedly uncool. I’m sure the dislike of W Bush abroad had something do with it, but it was also partly b…
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Part of me wonders if it’s all a ploy to drive up oil prices.
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This article wasn't about creating a marketing mix. It was specifically about advertising, which is just a subset of marketing.
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Everyone thinks that they are immune to advertising. But study after study shows that’s not the case. Those overbearing ads played ad nauseam work. Those idiotic spam emails selling boner pills work. …
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That’s not the job of advertisers, the subject of this article. They don’t make the products. They just help sell them.
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I’ve been using Reddit since the beginning, and I still use and like it, but your ban for saying “using php is stupid” comment resonates. One of my biggest Reddit pet peeves is downvoting or punitive …
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Hard disagree on 6. I bought my first pair of AirPod Pros a few weeks ago after being a diehard EarPods users for a nearly decade. I still use my EarPods while biking, but now use the the AirPods for …
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I agree. There was an article recently about the new mayor of NYC being caught eating fish even though he’s claimed many times to be vegan. He was complaining that the “food police” was harassing him …
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From the wiki pages for the people you mentioned: > Graham Bruce Hancock… promotes pseudoscientific theories… An example of pseudohistory and pseudoarchaeology, his work has neither been peer revie…
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I have 6000 little posts, each with a 300x300 image... and it's set up the way I like it. I just know that if I tried to import it into a new theme, something would be off that would require fixi…
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My Wordpress hobby blog is 12 years old and is still using the same theme as day one. A few years back my favicon suddenly stopped working. I called Wordpress and they said my theme was deprecated and…
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I’ve found that many companies have outsourced that role to youtube and blogs. The manufacturer/ developer provides a bare minimum of instructions, and I end up finding the actual how-to and trou…
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Tesla drivers have called this a feature not a bug for years and bragged that their vehicles can update over the air like a smartphone… while the physical knobs on my Subaru will only ever do what the…
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I bought my first pair of Airpod Pros recently. The previous two years I was using Bluedio T Elf 2 that I paid $17 for on Amazon. The sound quality and feature set is obviously much better with the Ai…
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First hit from Google for “Did they use soap in biblical times?”: >”Soap became hugely popular throughout the Roman Empire, around 100 BC to 400 AD. When the ruins of Pompeii were excavated, an ent…
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