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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
The French government said We can stop reading here. The government said something ? Forget it, ignore it. There is a pathological liar in my...
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When examining the various offerings within the realm of plant propagation for weed control and research purposes, a wide range of weed seed types...
Context: "nearly 200 tons" < 200 * 2000 lbs = 400,000 lbs population of Gaza Strip was 2.3 Million. 400k / 2.3M ≈ 0.174 lbs / human ≈ 2.78...
When 'woke' attempts to deny reality, or to be unscientific then it has a huge problem. The whole gender issue is a prime example of an attempt to...
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And his name was Eric Arthur Blair, a.k.a. George Orwell.
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As long as I can still play, Eddie's voice will still be heard. I can't get him out of my guitar. He was a huge influence on my life. Not because I was a big Van Halen fan (I wasn't), but because of that, that...guitar. As a guitarist there was no way to not hear what that man had to say. The kid knew how to express himself.
One of the more conspicuous, and unsettling changes was the word "Citizen." Google defined a citizen as not a "member" of a nation-state(as would be proper), but a "subject of." Grown-ups know the difference. It's an important distinction, I think.
Google still defines it that way
cit·i·zen/ˈsidizən,ˈsidisən/ noun: citizen; plural noun: citizens
a legally recognized subject or national of a state or commonwealth, either native or naturalized."a Polish citizen"