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You were disabled. You're stuck laying down most of the day. What do you do to earn a living and survive?

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  • I would collect my disability check and make use of a government sponsored caregiver in a government provided apartment. No I'm not from the US.

    • Why were so many people believers in the conspiracy that 9/11 was an inside job

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  • Never trust a person that calls themselves a "patriot".

    • Elon Musk Bought Twitter to Settle His Jet-Tracking Beef, New Book Claims

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  • That's his entire business model. Just look at starship, hyper loop, solar roofs and Tesla semi. Overblown Tesla stock bubble too. All complete vaporware, but he profits greatly from the hype alone. He belongs in prison as he is a classic conman.

    • Why are they like this

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  • Ah, yes, the myth of "real Communism".

    • Why are they like this

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  • America doesn't have a fascism problem, Americans just like to see themselves as some sorts of victims. Russia, China and Iran do have a real fascism problem though.

    • The first reason should be enough

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  • Golarion is also a way more badass setting than Forgotten Realms!

    • IDF safely rescues 2 hostages from Rafah in special nighttime operation

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  • Negotiating with terrorists is about the dumbest thing one can do.

    • The makers of Palworld are desperate to hire more developers: 'We are overwhelmingly short of people'

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  • Well it shows by that hack of a job you called a game.

    • How do you think you will die?

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  • Lol probably same for me. Already got bodied (lightly) once, half of my back was all tones of yellow, brown and purple for a month. Thankfully only the soft tissue suffered. Always wear a helmet! The bastard took one hell of a beating that day but at least my head was completely fine.

    • Ubisoft CEO defends Skull and Bones’ $70 price despite its live service leanings, calls it ‘quadruple-A’

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  • Of course he would. Screw Ubisoft.

    • Nintendo Switch Is Now Japan's Top-Selling Game System Ever

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  • That's just sad.

    • Which TV series intros do you not skip by choice?

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  • Tokyo Vice has a pretty cool opening with moving Yakuza tattoos.

    • If we come into contact with aliens (e.g. aliens invading Earth), would there be any laws for protecting the rights and dignity of said aliens?

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  • I think it depends on the aliens. If it's a Strogg situation screw those guys, same goes for machine intelligence. If they're just humanoid colonizers I'd say it would be closer to a human conflict.

    • Article suggests that 1 million ML specialists will be needed in 2027. What do you think of that?

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  • Not needing isn't the same as won't hire and allocate vast amounts of resources.

    • Sweet Dreams Are Made Of These

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  • Am a younger brother, we're both poor as fuck.

    • Supercomputer that simulates entire human brain will switch on in 2024

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  • Another artificial idiot for the pile.

    • Hungary blocks €50bn of EU funding for Ukraine

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  • Such a stupid system. How is Ukraine unsuitable for EU and NATO membership until it passes some reforms and Hungary is a part of EU and NATO while actively sabotaging and hating on both?

    • This fan-made HD PC port of Zelda: Link's Awakening is so cool I can't believe Nintendo hasn't taken it down yet

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  • Fans do what Nintendon't.

    • If you spent eternity in a fiery pit wouldn't you just get use to being in a fiery pit?

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  • If you experience god's presence please consult with your psychiatrist, I'm not joking lol

    • Starlink loses out on $886 million in rural broadband subsidies

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  • It's probably the most wasteful way of providing internet imaginable since they have to send satellites up by the dozen every year for them to burn in the atmosphere only several years lates. Yeah I don't think it's a good business model at all, especially considering they haven't been able to turn a profit and rely on subsidies.