ignorabimus's recent activity
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Comment on Louisiana forbids public health workers from promoting COVID, flu and mpox shots in ~health
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Comment on Luigi Mangione prosecutors have a jury problem: 'So much sympathy' in ~society
ignorabimus Wouldn't this mean the only jurors you can pick are those who don't read the news, even from time to time (i.e. the least informed people)?Wouldn't this mean the only jurors you can pick are those who don't read the news, even from time to time (i.e. the least informed people)?
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What does your computer setup look like?
Monitors, keyboards, mice, laptops, workstations, etc?
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The US Democrats need to start acting like an opposition party
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Some charts showing all the United Kingdom's taxes and all the tax reliefs
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Luigi Mangione and the making of a modern antihero – the support for the alleged shooter is rooted in an American tradition of exalting the outlaw
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Are there queer animals? Clownfish that change sex, and other species that demonstrate queer behavior.
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The secret history of risotto – The dish is governed by a set of laws that are rooted in tradition, rich in common sense, and aching to be broken or bent
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Sweden open to power cable project if Germany reforms, minister says
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Warhammer is weird. That’s why it works.
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Elon Musk’s attack on F-35s fuels debate over expensive fighter jets
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Netherlands will block Serbia's next step toward EU accession
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Comment on Citizenship is becoming more of a privilege than a right in ~society
ignorabimus Excerpt on Malta's citizenship "by investment" programmeExcerpt on Malta's citizenship "by investment" programme
The elephant in the room, of course, was that as a member state of the EU, Malta’s citizenship was a buy-one, get-26-for-free package: All EU nationals have the right to move freely within the bloc, as well as live, work and transact in all of its jurisdictions. And, after years of pressure.., the European Commission — the EU’s lawmaking body — dragged Malta to court, promising to put an end to the matter.
The lawsuit has not gone according to plan. The ECJ has yet to make a final decision on the case, but on Oct. 4, Malta scored a big point in convincing the court’s Advocate General — whose advice parties typically follow — to urge the Commission to drop its case. There was no EU directive that defined what it meant for a person to have meaningful ties to their passport’s nation, let alone one requiring them to prove it, wrote the advocate, Anthony Collins. States had sold access to their territory before.
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Citizenship is becoming more of a privilege than a right
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Gwynne Shotwell, the woman making SpaceX’s moonshot a reality
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Prosecutors label $650mn McKinsey opioid pact a warning to consultants – firm settles criminal investigation and former senior partner admits obstruction of justice
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Norway campaigns to cut energy links to Europe as power prices soar
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English is harder than you think
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Happy 400th birthday to the world’s oldest bond
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Good job scientists for developing a vaccines that are effective against all these conditions. Shame about the hacks who want to not use them.