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My mortgage has been sold almost a half dozen times already.
The article says there's no evidence of the gene being responsible for behavior.
Which means it's inconclusive if the gene is responsible for behavior.
But, collectively we know it may be.
A good step in the right direction. What I voted for.
Would you have not? Don't lie.
I'm just enjoying you rage for no reason.
Too many words.
It's cool and fiction is how we stress-test ideas before they become policy.
“Isn’t real” isn’t a rebuttal.
It’s just refusing to think.
I remember a scene in Star Trek, where an AI is used to help teach the little Vulcan kids.
Posted by
dayyan on Tuesday September 01, 2026 @12:23PM
from the twitter.com dept.
I submitted request to update it with her death. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Amazing human who popularized the amazing Country Music.
Listening to Country Music radio all day as respects.
Isn't it amazing how posts about Paul, who has rejected Trump, are so civil compared to other Silicon Valley movers who embrace him?
Shameful? The country that invented transistors and the internet is getting roasted by people who need 40 days off just to recover from existing.
Work is a privilege.
Visual disorder is real harm, not a proxy or suburban preference.
Encampments produce fires, needles, waste, blocked sidewalks, and local crime spikes. Surveys show high mental illness and substance use rates among the homeless. Mild climate plus weak enforcement concentrates the problem beyond local poverty levels. Treating every complaint as coded racism blocks diagnosis.
Unpermitted vendors create safety and fairness issues for taxed businesses. Illegal graffiti is vandalism that costs owners. Oakland fines them. Murals are different.
Pure tolerance by the left produced tent cities. Enforcement and treatment shows recent drops in both homelessness and crime.
People who want orderly streets are not required to absorb the costs. Working neighborhoods take most of the hit.
Just ask the car, unfortunately, asking rarely works unless you're in a Tesla.
How effective is his giving?
The acid test of intelligence is if one believes in a zero sum economy or not.
At the same time, it makes Clojure look like the fascinating "control group" in this industry-wide experiment.
"NPR finds 'no sign' of Polymarket's office; sources say the reporting team was 'deeply unsettled' to find a company operating without a mandatory 40-minute 'Land Acknowledgment' in the lobby."
The US keeps making the same mistake by getting involved? Funny thing is, y'all keep making their own mistake: thinking that doing nothing will make Iran and its problems just go away.
This ruling impacts tariffs imposed by way of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which includes the reciprocal tariffs announced on April 2’s so-called “Liberation Day.” Bloomberg Intelligence estimates that roughly $170 billion in tariff revenues have been generated through February 20 via these policies. However, this ruling has no bearing on section 232 tariffs, which have been used to justify levies on the likes of steel and aluminum.
Trump administration officials had indicated that they developed contingency plans to attempt to reinstate levies in the event of this outcome. CNN reported that Trump called this ruling a “disgrace” and said he had a backup plan for tariffs.