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The Truth at Last

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  • That apostrophe moves faster than William Lane Craig’s goalposts.

    • Insurance Company Flew a Drone to Take Photos of Man's House and Canceled His Policy

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  • Source?

    • iOS 17 is a lot of little updates that make a big impact

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  • Only bug I get is the keyboard sometimes disappearing. Leaving the app and coming back fixes it.

    • What would you do if you won the lottery?

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  • Good luck buying off enough politicians to out-spend the automobile lobby to get regulatory approval.

    • What would you do if you won the lottery?

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  • Probably more cost effective to pay off local and state politicians to get tax money diverted to it.

    • What would you do if you won the lottery?

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  • How to get assassinated by the CIA in 3 easy steps!

    • I wonder where police cars get their gasoline from?

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  • City of 30k here, and we have one.

    • AI System Helped Cops Identify a Drug Trafficker Just by Analyzing His Driving Patterns

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  • Correlation after the fact could work. Arrest a few hundred drug traffickers over the course of several years, then feed their plate numbers and the past decade of everyone’s traffic data to the AI.

    • But I love death

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  • And half of them are actually just Brassica oleracea.

    • But I love death

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  • True, but the majority of Americans also eat only a handful of plants, especially when counting brassica as one plant.

    • This poison ivy along my street

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  • When you’re sick of your neighbors’ dogs pissing on your lawn.

    • CRISPR-edited trees reduce the energy and water required to make paper

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  • Poplars are probably the easiest way to build up a lot of biomass.

    That’s why they’re so poplar.

    • I don't care as long as they're not wearing pants

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  • Depends on if he’s cuddly or horny.

    • wHEN CAPS LOCK IS ON AND YOU HOLD SHIFT ON THE FIRST LETTER

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    • Don’t be that guy

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  • It’s for a church, honey!

    • So I tried signing up for Twitter to do a little trolling there...

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  • Have you ever used a website with a “share on twitter” button?

    • Why does smoked salmon look 'raw'? And why does it taste so different from a cooked fillet?

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  • The same ways extreme temperatures would kill you faster the more extreme they are.

    I don’t know about the difference between those two fish, but I suspect it’s more to do with texture and flavor than safety.

    • Why does smoked salmon look 'raw'? And why does it taste so different from a cooked fillet?

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  • Your and my threshold for acceptable risk seems to be similar. But we’re taking a risk. If you graph that risk, it lowers predictably based on time cooked, and the rate at which it lowers increases at higher temperatures. That was my only point, and I’m not sure if you’re disagreeing or just providing anecdotes and your preferences.

    • Why does smoked salmon look 'raw'? And why does it taste so different from a cooked fillet?

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  • Safe is a spectrum, I suppose. I eat rare beef and runny eggs, but there’s always a safety warning at the bottom of the menu. Still, the level of “safe” is a function of both temperature and time, at least according to the USDA.

    • Why does smoked salmon look 'raw'? And why does it taste so different from a cooked fillet?

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  • Low heat for long time = safe

    High heat for short time = safe

    High heat breaks down more compounds in meat and makes colors change