GenericKen

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r/warriors•

As good as the 2016 warriors were, the 2017 warriors were way, way better.

People don't talk enough about the fit. KD was automatic in the midrange, and is possibly the best 1-1 player to ever live. He fit effortlessly into the gravity and movement system. He's like if Shawn Livingston was also an MVP.

He didn't just join to bench-ride to a free ring. He joined to create one of the most unfairly constructed teams to ever play in the league - a legit 16-0 team. And sometimes, you just gotta let the intrusive thoughts win.

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r/pluribustv•

They said they can’t intentionally harm life, so they’re not shutting down their autonomic immune systems. But then they’re probably also not pasteurizing their milk or washing their hands, right? Would digesting living yeast in existing dairy be considered harm to the yeast?

If unicellular organisms were kosher, they could almost certainly engineer some into a source of calories.

I also suspect they could ramp up the cow population, but without the ability to harvest, I’m honestly not sure what they’re feeding the existing cows with.

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r/sanfrancisco•

If any of you vandals want to actually move the needle, you should scrawl a corporate sponsorship on a wall behind the one burning car - see if the news is so eager to broadcast it then.

Home Depot stands against ICE

Liberty Mutual stands against ICE

Comcast stands against ICE

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r/AskPhysics•

I had always assumed that the "classical" in classical music was meant to highlight the distinguishment in classes for the people who it was for - high born vs low born - "classist" music, if you will.

But that wouldn't make sense for theories of physics. There were no "pop mechanics" to differentiate from - and if the name arose later w the invention of quantum dynamics, it doesn't make sense as a contrast to that either.

Is the idea that classical mechanics has its roots in the Greek classical tradition? Because technically, quantum mechanics share those roots.

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r/MarvelSnap•

I know in poker you gotta pay to see em, but in snap it feels like it makes the games linger longer, and retreating, even when it's correct, feels anticlimactic.

For balance, this could be too much of a perverse incentive to retreat, esp in conquest, but up front, I'm just curious if people think they would actually enjoy a change like this.

(You could remove the reveal if the opponent just snapped this turn, but that might be difficult to communicate in the UI)

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