It’s actually illegal in many states

Trump’s son Eric is building a 1.5 billion dollar golf course there.

Replaced by Todd Blanche who was a registered democrat until 2024

The undertaker from wrestling goes into fast and furious and keeps bodyslamming dudes onto their cars

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Afaik the Olympics test hormone levels and use that. Edit: Oh wow they started doing genetic testing again.

Genes are a not reliable test because among the athletic population, 7 per 1,000 women have male genes.

There’s a fantastic article written by Dr Jordan Feigenbaum here which covers the history of methods used and cites scientific studies on the topic.

Just go home and put up a mission accomplished banner and stop working with Israel

Maybe because they’re docking for Iranian goods or oil

Yeah I do. Iran closed the strait and ships were told to go through anyway. Now they say it’s open to non hostile states- I think someone will be instructed to try to go through. edit: about 63 ships going to China and India have passed through, 1 going to Pakistan, ships from Greece have docked in Iran and will leave again.

I think that was about a week ago edit: March 11. This announcement is from two days ago

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100 ships is 10% of the global container fleet? Wrong

Edit: I think he means that 10% of container ships have routes through there, not that 10% of the ships are there now.

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Maybe they could save some money if they stopped cranking the air conditioning up all the way, trying to torture people with cold air

Up side up cake

Great movie!

“Wolbachia is a bacterium introduced into Aedes mosquitoes in Malaysia to reduce dengue transmission.”

Are you talking about the ICE agent?

Really interesting. I just read the Bank of England’s companion article: Money in the modern economy, an introduction https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/quarterly-bulletin/2014/q1/money-in-the-modern-economy-an-introduction

I didn’t consider that you could still classify banking as fractional reserve banking even though there are no fractional reserve banking requirements. In my mind the concept was one of regulatory oversight.

Do you think that when a bank loans money to another bank they are creating money out of thin air? If they can do that then why do they need to borrow money?

I think you’re doing a good job interpreting and explaining modern monetary theory, I just don’t agree with all of it, although I agree with the concept.

Do you believe that the US government must collect taxes before it can spend money? Or do you agree that government spending is self financed and money creation (in spending by the US government) is only limited by concerns of inflation?

Do you believe that Banks hold digital money in their reserves? I do. Who do you think created that money?