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Nijajjuiy88 t1_j8csnbh wrote
Reply to comment by SilverNicktail in India finds Lithium deposits for first time in country by magical_healing
Also if you have nuke, then America would look away. Case in point being North Korea which is mineral rich.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_j69eln3 wrote
Reply to comment by Rangermatthias in If you find yourself in the forests of Europe THIS could save your life by MrFrontenac
It was hollowed out inside. Imagine everything removed just the teeth and the skin. The smile OP described felt as if the people inside the skin just used their fingers to make a smile.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_j69eg0i wrote
Reply to comment by countess_cat in If you find yourself in the forests of Europe THIS could save your life by MrFrontenac
Maybe they should TOP G there.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_izwkfry wrote
Reply to comment by DPVaughan in TIL of former Governor's Councilor Herbert Connolly, who in 1988 arrived to the polls too late to cast a ballot for himself and lost by a single vote. by motownmods
That was in India, and the counting of votes had not been completed. At the end he didnt win but had more votes than his family members.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_izomei4 wrote
Reply to comment by jackietwice in How to Survive College - the stabbed student by fainting--goat
Probably the admin has set the rules that staff are not the game. Only the students are. So Prof has immunity.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iymm7yv wrote
Reply to comment by Vikkly in TIL that the southern United States converted all 11,500+ miles of its railroads from broad gauge (5 ft/1.524 m) to nearly-standard gauge (4 ft 9 in/1.448 m) in just 36 hours, starting on May 31, 1886 by 1859
Not just that, part of their country ran on different gauge, there were like 3 gauges iirc. Also the speed was limited to 10 km/h (lol a cycle is better) in order to avoid bottlenecks.
When they took their troops from Serbia and tried to move them to Galicia or something they nearly went around the country at this speed. Icing on the cake was that Austria declared to Germany that these troops were already present.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iylfyqb wrote
Reply to comment by Vikkly in TIL that the southern United States converted all 11,500+ miles of its railroads from broad gauge (5 ft/1.524 m) to nearly-standard gauge (4 ft 9 in/1.448 m) in just 36 hours, starting on May 31, 1886 by 1859
Austria Hungary during ww1.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iylfx4d wrote
Reply to comment by Favicool in TIL that the southern United States converted all 11,500+ miles of its railroads from broad gauge (5 ft/1.524 m) to nearly-standard gauge (4 ft 9 in/1.448 m) in just 36 hours, starting on May 31, 1886 by 1859
Apart from the scortched earth policy, they did however capture a lot of rolling stock early in the war.
But the soviet engines required different octane fuel (I am not recalling whether it was diesel or petrol) than German trains. Also the fact that German coal couldnt be used for soviet trains for some reason. That made it difficult to keep them running.
Railway stations were few and far, so the trains running in USSR had to carry a lot of fuel for the journey.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iwk1kih wrote
Devil sounds an awful like Beau, he has some motive just like Beau.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iu9xiz7 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Amazon may have to turn to SpaceX for help launching its Starlink rival service by Soupjoe5
Lol worst of the worst apocalypse on earth is far more livable than your space society.
These guys will be having their own small private communities exclusively for elite where they can sustain themselves.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iu5ihsx wrote
Reply to comment by JCPRuckus in Getting horny is your bodies way of reminding you what you're really here for. by Meshd
Yeah collapse of civilization is not the end of it, Humanity wont end it. If we collapse we will rise again maybe it will take 1000s of years. I am talking at the time scale of millions of years of evolution. We have risen out of harsher climate than what's coming.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iu4xwro wrote
Reply to comment by MinerMinecrafter in Getting horny is your bodies way of reminding you what you're really here for. by Meshd
Yeah but they cant do what we can. They are evolved and have adapted to their niche, and if changes occur they undergo slow process of evolution. We the humans may not be as resilient. We have outpaced the need for evolution, we adapt our environment for us rather than the other way around.
That was my point, we may be weaker as individuals but as a species? we are the strongest and are only getting stronger. Although our civilization wont progress at some point in future because it came at the expense of our nature :{.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iu4uojt wrote
Reply to comment by MinerMinecrafter in Getting horny is your bodies way of reminding you what you're really here for. by Meshd
I meant the second strong as in one which is more efficient and is able to survive in different environments than a single cell would have.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iu4tqfp wrote
Reply to comment by poobearcatbomber in Getting horny is your bodies way of reminding you what you're really here for. by Meshd
Calm down I was just giving an analogy like you were.
I was saying if you look at the global scare, we are getting stronger, we are learning and adapting at a pace never seen before and we are passing on the genes, genes which would have died out before now can survive and contribute to humanity.
I disagree with your assertion that individuality brought technology. It was the communication and humans' way of co-ordinating together to adapt and pass on the information. We survived literally because of our community and social relationships not because of individuality.
I never denied capitalism did not do that, and I am not sure why you mentioned it since majority of comment barely mentioned capitalism.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_iu4r9xa wrote
Reply to comment by poobearcatbomber in Getting horny is your bodies way of reminding you what you're really here for. by Meshd
> We were meant to get stronger, learn, fuck and pass to those traits on so humanity can evolve.
Which we are doing if you look at it from the bigger scale. I think of different cells which were stronger individually but then evolved to form a multi cellular organism losing their individuality and each cell losing one of their strengths. Meanwhile the organism is strong, complex with a lot of specialties.
Capitalism is ripping us of our individuality because it is not efficient.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_itbmi6w wrote
Reply to comment by RigasTelRuun in TIL that in 2005 burglars stole $71.6 million from a bank in Fortaleza, Brazil by setting up a fake landscaping company near the bank and digging a 256ft tunnel beneath two city blocks to the bank over 3 months. Neighbors noticed vanloads of soil removed daily but assumed it was business-related. by Lagavulin16_neat
Free and clear for a very short period of time. As always read the fine print.,
Nijajjuiy88 t1_itbmgbc wrote
Reply to comment by Alan_Smithee_ in TIL that in 2005 burglars stole $71.6 million from a bank in Fortaleza, Brazil by setting up a fake landscaping company near the bank and digging a 256ft tunnel beneath two city blocks to the bank over 3 months. Neighbors noticed vanloads of soil removed daily but assumed it was business-related. by Lagavulin16_neat
Okay so open another laundry business so they can launder money there and neighbours would assume it is business related.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_ir48csf wrote
Reply to comment by rocketsocks in India’s Groundbreaking Mars Mission Is Officially Dead by obtricksdotcom
They also overlook the fact that rockets allowed us to deploy early cyclone warning systems, which helped to save a large number (don't remember the exact figure ) from the coast of Odisha and elsewhere.
Also unlike weapons, they bring something tangible to an economy.
Nijajjuiy88 t1_j8csok0 wrote
Reply to comment by CryptoYaar in India finds Lithium deposits for first time in country by magical_healing
Bhopal gas leak, I dont know about East Palestine in India.