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OddOpinions5
66 yro upper middle class
Note: class is important
boring cis white guy
I often shoot from the hip, but unlike many, I often apologize if I am wrong
PhD/molecular biology; eg I actually know about DNA
Interests: data graphics/charts
liberal US politics, insect photos, and NYC
Retrogrouch in all things #nobridge
Failed Lyndon Larouchite is a joke
#prochoice
#forcedbirther is what so called “prolife” people are
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12·2 months agothis is probably not true
eg, read the best thing, IMO, written on 2016, then think about how often liberals talk about trump’s plan to cut taxes on working people [ “plan” of course being BS ]
don’t wanna read the link ?
Tl;dr
Trump supporters didn’t pay attn to the crazy stuff; they just hear him say: When I am POTUS there will be jobs
thats it, thats the mesaggehttps://www.vox.com/the-big-idea/2016/12/6/13853314/trump-speeches-lessons-democrats-economics-trade
1·3 months agoIf YIMBYs are in favor of turning parks into asphalt, then YIMBYs are bad
but terms and conditions apply; what I said is certainly true for NYC or Chicago, maybe not Bloomington
but in general the willingness of YIMBYs to pave over grass is IMO really bad IMO
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@Deceptichum are these the strikes where hostages were rescued ?
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It is quite possible that my memory is from the slashdot era of comments like
“I put Linux on my laptop and then the wireless didn’t work and it took me 3 hours on the help forum . .”
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@BertramDitore @Hegar
Running water and indoor plumbing was relatively common in the ancient world.
really ?
In 1920, only *** 1% of US homes** had indoor plumbing
https://www.aceee.org/files/proceedings/2004/data/papers/SS04_Panel1_Paper17.pdf