Prepare for crash?
takeda
joined 2 years ago
I don't think so. Frankly much worse was keeping Ukrainiane's hand tied behind their back. That war could have been over in 2022. If Ukraine loses this, we will have much harder war(s) in few years and will have our soldiers fighting it.
The reason we don't have a single payer healthcare is because certain party blocks it. If we did, it would actually save us tons of money.
Sounds more and more like Nazi Germany.
There's no way trump can depart that many people, and unlikely that the other countries will want them back, so they will end up in camps.
Yeah, I believe he mentioned that play in this book. In Road to Unfreedom book he also mentions how LGBT basically took place of Jews. It tries to frame itself as it is for traditional Christian values, in reality it is just fascism that tries to use religion. Fascism needs an enemy, and this one is easy to attack.
Prof. Timothy Snyder's books "On Tyranny" and "On Freedom" provide some ideas. The first one might be more relevant now that trump won, but second one talks about how oligarchs are stealing wealth from us and how they now use technology for their advantage including social media.
There are also interviews on YouTube with him.
Edit: apparently he also has a substack: https://snyder.substack.com/
I highly recommend On Freedom book but Timothy Snyder, it basically talks how the wealth is being stolen from us and now with help of modern technology like social media.
That sum is close to the 44 billion spent on Twitter, could that somehow be the payment for it via inflating Tesla stock price?
Sure, but it's that wrong to asking for something? The studio can always ignore such request.
Many games welcome mods, because those can increase interest in the game or provide new ideas.
Ciekawa analiza, ale razy słyszałem, że bsky jest zdecentralizowany ale nie miałem pojęcia jak. Ale wygląda, że z punktu widzenia użytkownika to nie ma zbytnio znaczenia, bo kontrola jest nadal centralna.
To samo obserwuję i to nie tylko Facebook.
Kaiser is special compared to others on that list, because it also provides the facilitiea and doctors.
They can't directly impose things on doctors, but they provide bonuses for saving company money.
So while the rejection rate is low, doctors are far less likely to choose new treatments that might be better, because they cost more.
For example if you have an auto immune disease in Kaiser the doctor will see less problem keeping you on DMARD and NSAID medication instead recommending biologics than doctors in other medical groups.