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Shaggar posted:paper plates that aren't treated w/ heavy plastic film are biodegradable cause its just paper and the ones that do have the plastic can be recycled w/ both the pulp and plastic reclaimed. they also make biodegradable film out of corn these days so you can use that instead of plastic. actually you should make sure your disposable replacements for durable goods are made from locally sourced artisinal recycled disposable replacements for durable goods, kids Spime Wrangler fucked around with this message at 17:07 on Dec 18, 2014 |
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Spime Wrangler posted:actually you should make sure your disposable replacements for durable goods are made from locally sourced artisinal recycled disposable replacements for durable goods, kids actually you should pray for death idiot
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i am the same-day delivery grocery service valued higher than known grocery stores that offer same-day delivery grocery service for free
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Bloody posted:i am the same-day delivery grocery service valued higher than known grocery stores that offer same-day delivery grocery service for free maybe some guy with a head shaped like an egg will give you hundreds of millions then.
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boss said that he once was at a talk given by an angel investor that said that out of 100 companies he did due diligence in and thought that they were all likely to make money he did no better than choosing (prescreened) start ups at random hence the current insanity
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hobbesmaster posted:boss said that he once was at a talk given by an angel investor that said that out of 100 companies he did due diligence in and thought that they were all likely to make money he did no better than choosing (prescreened) start ups at random hmm, this says nothing about how many of those 100 companies actually made any money
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in both cases the answer is 0
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hobbesmaster posted:boss said that he once was at a talk given by an angel investor that said that out of 100 companies he did due diligence in and thought that they were all likely to make money he did no better than choosing (prescreened) start ups at random that sounds like this book 
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Dec 18, 2014 18:03
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I hope the bubble continues to grow and then a massive solar flare occurs and tech startup idiot savants have to work in mcdonalds and zuckerburg jumps off a building
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qntm posted:hmm, this says nothing about how many of those 100 companies actually made any money i forget the actual numbers it was something like 30 were a complete loss, 30 scraped along breaking even, 30 made decent money and 10 paid for the complete losses ratios probably completely wrong
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hobbesmaster posted:seems low if anything? assuming they are making them in house they are not I have the poz and I'm shitposting while watching shark tank if that helps "why do you think you can go from 1.5 million to 5 million in sales next year if you're unprofitable?" "38 new SKUs!" "with no purchase orders?" "uhhhhhh"
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BONGHITZ posted:nuclear energy is bad, and not good.
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BONGHITZ posted:reminder: we dont know how bad Fukushima was, it might have been pretty bad lol fukushima irradiated all of our food but that's ok because i only eat pussy
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lol fukushima irradiated all of our food but that's ok because i only eat pussy same but those Mormon survival 40 gallon drums
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lol fukushima irradiated all of our food but that's ok because i only eat pussy ears full of 90Sr
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Dec 18, 2014 19:39
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wheatbay daynight posted:actually you should pray for death idiot i always pray for death idiot
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wheatbay daynight posted:actually you should pray for death idiot
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Bloody posted:i am the same-day delivery grocery service valued higher than known grocery stores that offer same-day delivery grocery service for free i'm imaging all of these vc assholes as like lucille bluth, all, how much could a banana cost? ten dollars? how much could grocery delivery be worth? 2 billion?
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Main Paineframe posted:and all it took was the biggest earthquake and tsunami to hit Japan in recorded history, which also caused a bunch of oil refineries to destroy themselves in all-consuming infernos and spread pollution everywhere yeah, who cares about this when other things are happening!
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:coal is the best because it's not the cheapest and it definitely spreads literal poison and radioactive poo poo everywhere better nuke ourselves then
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lol fukushima irradiated all of our food but that's ok because i only eat pussy what are you gonna do when we run out of pussy?
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Necc0 posted:how do we not know how bad it was? did a spill teleport somewhere else? a bunch of monitoring stations were down when it happened and no one was manning the rest because its unpaid volunteer work
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Dec 18, 2014 20:46
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lol fukushima irradiated all of our food but that's ok because i only eat pussy like mercury and fish eating higher up on the food chain only increases your exposure risk
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Elder Postsman posted:i'm imaging all of these vc assholes as like lucille bluth, all, how much could a banana cost? ten dollars? back in the day questions like "how much is a gallon of milk" were common at political debates
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Elder Postsman posted:i'm imaging all of these vc assholes as like lucille bluth, all, how much could a banana cost? ten dollars?
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:back in the day questions like "how much is a gallon of milk" were common at political debates one of my big political/media awakenings was actually spurred by Mad Magazine as a kid, who had a comic of Bob Hope in a limo with a caption to the effect of: "Advertises motor oil! Hasn't driven a car or worked on one in 40 years"
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BONGHITZ posted:a bunch of monitoring stations were down when it happened and no one was manning the rest because its unpaid volunteer work if there were any significant damage we'd be able to detect it now, though? like you can still go to the gulf, close your eyes, spin around and go 'yeah right there. that's hosed up'
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Necc0 posted:if there were any significant damage we'd be able to detect it now, though? like you can still go to the gulf, close your eyes, spin around and go 'yeah right there. that's hosed up' the nuclear testing that was done in the midwest did not produce cancers for about 15 years, so idk if you'll ever be able to ~say for sure~ http://www.ratical.org/radiation/inetSeries/TTW_C1-BW.html (pretty good read if you are a nerd)
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BONGHITZ posted:yeah, who cares about this when other things are happening! no you see, fossil fuel facilities also suffered massive catastrophic damage and spread pollution all over the place as a result, while only one nuclear plant had any problems at all, but atoms are scary so let's ban them and build more fossil fuel poo poo
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:back in the day questions like "how much is a gallon of milk" were common at political debates I remember articles in the 90s about how Bush the elder went on a tour of a supermarket for some drat reason and was just amazed by barcode readers, because of course he hadn't even had to go shopping in decades. Ah yes, here.
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BONGHITZ posted:yeah, who cares about this when other things are happening! radiation is scary, but ultimately radioactive contamination is just another form of pollution. there are plenty of other forms of pollution (many involving heavy metals) which also create a lot of health problems for those who come into too much contact with them, and those other forms of pollution do far more harm to humans and animals every day than man-made radiation does. if your position is born out of a genuine desire to reduce harm, then there's an honest discussion that can be had as to how much harm nuclear energy byproducts cause humans, compared to the harm caused by, say, recklessly abandoning it for hydrocarbon energy (see: germany literally burning more coal rather than continue to operate nuclear reactors) if your position is born out of a desire to see industrial and/or centralized society dismantled in favor of what you see as a more equitable and resilient structure, then that's fine, but you should probably be up-front about that sort of thing so that people can see and appreciate the greater context of your argument if your position is born out of identity politics left over from a time when anti-war protestors were desperate to do anything that might slow down or halt the production of nuclear weapons, then yours is essentially a bad-faith argument and i have little sympathy for it.
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Elder Postsman posted:i'm imaging all of these vc assholes as like lucille bluth, all, how much could a banana cost? ten dollars? lol at vc getting into groceries. they probably just assumed that someone typoed and left some zeros off the profit margins.
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BONGHITZ posted:what are you gonna do when we run out of pussy? who would want to live in such a world, anyway?
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Today's radiation pollution is just tomorrow's "oh god, we can get so much free energy from this, why were we throwing this away" Not saying it's justified to poo poo U-235 tailings all over playgrounds, but nuclear trash has the unique property of still having a shitload of energy
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paging fishmech to talk about thorium reactors
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:(many involving heavy metals) 
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:radiation is scary, but ultimately radioactive contamination is just another form of pollution. there are plenty of other forms of pollution (many involving heavy metals) which also create a lot of health problems for those who come into too much contact with them, and those other forms of pollution do far more harm to humans and animals every day than man-made radiation does. my position is that nuclear energy is bad
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idk the world is pretty big, as long as its not near me whatever or where the wind can blow it onto me
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