Not putting fluoride in the water isn’t the same as prohibiting it. If you want to drink it or not simply becomes optional, rather than mandatory. Give people a choice to make with their healthcare provider, otherwise you’re forcing medicine down peoples throat.
https://pharmacy.amazon.com/Sodium-Fluoride-Chewable-Tablet/dp/B084BTB8TY?
What if they want to vote for Trump? Should they still go out and vote?
I mean. Babies drink just milk and they still poop.
It’s so gimmicky compared to something actually useful, like better battery.
Based on OPs experience this is the best solution.
If they want to learn, I found plex + plexamp was pretty easy to get going.
As a Lemmy user I’m certainly intrigued with the buzzwords you’ve thrown out, but there doesn’t seem to be an actual system anywhere in there.
Well what’s an ethical alternative? Central planning?
Corruption will exist in every government, regardless of economic system. Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
My understanding is that they consider it ok to kill someone who committed a heinous crime but not ok to kill someone who is completely innocent.
2 parity is standard and should still be adequate. Likelihood of two failures within four days on the same array is small.
I was wrong, I could be bothered. None of the alternatives were really great or obviously a better word. Closest I came up with was “quality erosion”, but it doesn’t convey the same feeling of anger and sadness.
I can’t be bothered to look up the correct word, what is it?
I question those studies. It’s way easier to get someone’s attention in office than emailing them 3-4x. Additionally teamwork definitely increases when you work face to face at least sometimes.
Use i2p
Maybe by banning it they’ll create a market demand for cars that don’t spy on you
FYI, it’s entirely justifiable
I think it’s more of a problem with over regulation. The U.S. healthcare system suffers from a lack of market freedom. While some may argue for more government intervention or even a single-payer system, many of the inefficiencies could be resolved by removing excessive regulation and encouraging more competition. A true free-market approach, with more choices and price transparency, could lower costs and improve care quality—something over-regulation has failed to achieve.
Isn’t it the same speed electromagnetic fields propagate through space?
Is this true?
Send wave after wave of my own men at it.