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2 days ago
Expression grandsalami8 signs that you are going to be rich
Do you sometimes imagine a future where you will be rich and be able to afford all that you ever need? You may already be on your way to achieving that dream already. In this article we take a look at common signs that will help you know that you are going to be rich. These signs are very common among people who against all odds became rich from a humble beginning. So if you posses some of these signs, you may well be on your way to becoming rich.
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2 days ago
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People are “consistently inconsistent” in how they reason about controversial scientific topics
There are various issues on which there is a scientific consensus but great public controversy, such as anthropogenic climate change and the safety of vaccines. One previously popular explanation for this mismatch was that an information deficit among the public is to blame. Give people all the facts and then, according to this perspective, the public will catch up with the scientists. Yet time and again, that simply hasn’t happened.
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6 days ago
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Mother of Mass Shooting Victim: “I Don’t Want Prayers… I Want Gun Control”
Telemachus Orfanos was one of the dozen people killed Wednesday night at Borderline Bar & Grill in California at the hands of another mass shooter (who owned the gun legally). Orfanos was an Eagle Scout and enlisted in the Navy. He was also a survivor of another mass shooting: The one in Las Vegas last summer during the Route 91 Harvest music festival.
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7 days ago
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The foldable phones are coming
Futuristic-looking bendable tablets and smartphones have captured our imagination for years. Whether it’s the folding tablets found in Westworld or the many book-like slates with foldable pages in Microsoft’s future vision videos, a phone that folds out into a much larger device is dreamlike. Samsung is now trying to make these wild concepts a reality.
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13 days ago
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A tiny bookstore had to move — so they formed a 200-person human chain | CBC Radio
'One hour. 200+ people. One stock room, emptied. THAT is community, friends.'
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13 days ago
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Restricting Books for Prisoners Harms Everyone, Even the Non-Incarcerated
It’s a punitive and profit-driven move that will rob our culture of the contributions of prison intellectuals
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2 weeks ago
Analysis grandsalami
Growing up Neanderthal: Lead Exposure, Extremely Cold Conditions
Researchers study Neanderthal children's teeth to learn more about the developmental and environmental conditions they endured.
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2 weeks ago
I remmeber blocking that asshat, He's such a Trump sycophant it's not even funny/
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2 weeks ago
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Best team in MLB won the World Series. Good job and good luck in defending next year.
Posted in: Price is Right: Red Sox Win World Series
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3 weeks ago
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Interest in Netflix's 'Luke Cage' and 'Iron Fist' dropped dramatically over time, and its other Marvel shows could also be in...
New data from Crimson Hexagon shows how social-media buzz for Netflix's recently-canceled Marvel shows, "Luke Cage" and "Iron Fist," dropped dramatically from the shows' first seasons to their second. It also suggests that "Daredevil" and "Jessica Jones" could be in trouble, too.
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3 weeks ago
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Thanks for sharing, this picked up my morning!
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3 weeks ago
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Postcards From Big Brother: The Curious Propaganda of a Brutal Soviet Era
Compared with the sophisticated technology Russia employed to meddle in the 2016 U.S. election, the Soviet propaganda in Brutal Bloc Postcards, published by FUEL Design and Publishing, seems downright quaint. Many of these postcards, published by governments of the U.S.S.R. between the 1960s and 1980s, depict the bland, 1960s five-story concrete-paneled apartments known as “khrushchyovka” as if to say, “Look at the modern wonder of collective worker housing!”
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1 month ago
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Anonymous Microsoft and Amazon employees speak out on Medium
When Jeff Bezos took the stage at a Wired conference this week, he told the audience that it was part of a business leader’s job to make potentially unpopular decisions, like working with the military. One day later, on Tuesday, an Amazon employee explained exactly why those decisions might be unpopular. In a public letter posted to Medium, an anonymous worker at the company outlined concerns about Amazon’s facial recognition tool, Rekognition. The product has been under fire since May, when...
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1 month ago
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New T-Mobile’s plans for in-home, fixed wireless internet services begin to take shape
When T-Mobile and Sprint first announced their plans to merge in April, the companies didn’t mention any plans to offer in-home broadband internet services. But that changed in June, when the companies promised to grow into the nation’s fourth largest ISP, behind the likes of Comcast and Charter.
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1 month ago
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Google’s Pixel 3 was used to film part of Eminem’s performance on top of the Empire State Building
Google’s new Pixel 3 phones are almost here, and the company is pulling out all the stops to make sure that everyone knows about them: the phones have a five-day ad buy for the entire week of Jimmy Kimmel Live! The Pixel 3 will also be used to film a performance with Eminem from the top of the Empire State Building, via The Wall Street Journal.
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1 month ago
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Russia hits a snag in developing a hypersonic weapon after Putin said it was already in production
Russia is currently unable to find a source for the critical carbon fiber components needed to make one of its hypersonic weapons, despite President Vladimir Putin's claims that the device has already entered serial production, according to people with direct knowledge of a U.S. intelligence report. A hypersonic weapon can travel at least five times the speed of sound, or about one mile per second. What's more, the U.S. is currently unable to defend against this breed of threat.
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1 month ago
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The worst knife reviewed
Nick Shabazz, a knife reviewer with an amused taste for reviewing particularly bad knives, finds one that "really beats the cake." It's the worst knife he has ever seen, a "fractal of terrible knifemaking" whose terribleness is apparent at every point of inspection.