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Recently went through the same thing. The person was moved twice so all the money on the app was lost since it was a different system at a different prison. Then at the last place, they changed vendors and the money on the app was lost again. I could've gotten it back, but I would've had to jump through a bunch of hoops and made a bunch of calls so I didn't worry about it which I'm sure is what they were hoping for by making it such an ordeal in the first place.

I wonder if dogs would still be a popular pet if they sweat like people.

Well, you can't really tell if the other group got worse as a whole because it says later in the article that over 80% of the kids not on puberty blockers dropped out of the study so at the end there were only 6 kids left in the study who weren't on puberty blockers.

I live in the suburbs and am interested in this. I don't think it'd be possible to be fully self sufficient, but what I do personally is have a fairly large garden and some fruit trees planted. I preserve and ferment some of the vegetables for longer term storage. I also have a decently large amount of rice/beans/canned food/sardines. I figured this way I'm decently protected from quite a few emergencies involving limited access to food and will be able to get a decent amount of nutrition from the garden and be able to get the calories and protein from the food I have stored. It actually came in handy last year when we had the winter storm in Texas. I was pretty much snowed in for a week with no electricity but we had plenty to eat and I had no real worries. You can look into urban homesteading though. There is quite a bit you can do with not a lot of space in regards to becoming more self sufficient. If you can't have chickens another animal to look into would be quail. I don't personally raise any but am looking into it. We aren't allowed to have chickens where I live because of the HOA but quail are actually considered pets so it's allowed.

I forgot that toxicity was a word and thought this was going to be about system of a down.

Because humans are made in the image and likeness of God.

Yeah, I rolled my eyes at that sentence too.

You have to admit that that's a goofy title.

This is great. Nice job!

I had an account and you definitely didn't need a drivers license to post anything. I didn't have a picture or anything on my profile.

This comment is so incredibly smug. People change their minds all the time, even "uneducated laymen". You just may not know the foundation of their belief and show evidence against something peripheral. It takes time, effort, and understanding in order to change someones mind and a level of openness and vulnerability that may end in you changing your mind yourself. Also, if you think that scientists or highly educated people are somehow immune to holding onto a false belief in the face of opposing evidence, you're deluding yourself.

An honest man has nothing to fear.

Not sure who said it but it's definitely one I try to live by.

But it didn't just contain a fallacy. It only had one premise which was a fallacy.

They would be charged with a crime.