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COMMENT 2d ago

My theory is that we’re the last major time zone globally (sorry, Hawaii), so people’s jobs typically require them to start early if they’re talking to anyone anywhere. Thus, people wake up and go to bed early.

Opposite is true in NYC, where if you’re working with anyone west of you, your days probably start and end a bit later.

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COMMENT 2d ago

Username checks out

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COMMENT 2d ago

Step 1: open thread Step 2: sort by controversial Step 3: popcorn

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COMMENT 17d ago

This is the way! I live in Nopa and do this walk once a month or so. You pass through so many different neighborhoods and vibes, all of them cool in their own way

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COMMENT 17d ago

Woah I just looked that up. TIL. This seems crazy lol I feel like direct voting by the people should overrule judges?

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COMMENT 17d ago

This was directly voted on by the people. One judge overturning the will of the people isn’t checks and balances. It’s literally the opposite

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COMMENT 17d ago

FYI Think you replied to the wrong comment

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COMMENT 18d ago

Ya honestly this was the best explanation I’ve ever seen for this

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COMMENT 18d ago

Overturning the voters seems suss

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COMMENT 18d ago

Really? I felt kinda empty reading it. Kind of like the end of the night king arc in GoT

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COMMENT 19d ago

Hate to be pedantic, but she’s not a senator

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COMMENT 21d ago

I think they’re talking about the size of the dots on the chart. Bc earth is a sphere it makes the dot size shrink towards the poles.

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COMMENT 23d ago

I mean…unfortunately these people made a very bad decision and there isn’t much us random Redditors can do at this point

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COMMENT 23d ago

Ya financial Reddit is getting kinda lame :(

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COMMENT 24d ago

Love that prediction! My crazy one is that we’ll invest so much and get so good at things like carbon capture, we’ll remove too much CO2 from the atmosphere and start to worry about global cooling

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COMMENT 25d ago

Reddit so pessimistic damn. It’s dire for sure but there are always solutions.

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COMMENT 25d ago

The History of Rome - it’s awesome!

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COMMENT 25d ago

Ya im listening to the history of Rome podcast, and it’s eerie how similar today’s America is to Rome circa ~100 BC (50 years before the fall of the republic)

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COMMENT 25d ago

And the companies pay taxes on the profits for those items. And their employees pay taxes on their earnings. And the whole thing repeats

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COMMENT 25d ago

Is this true over the last month or so? Amazing stat if so

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COMMENT 25d ago

But is it bad other than causing people to lose all of their money?

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COMMENT 26d ago

Lol both of those things are pretty wild. TIL