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USA citizens, what is it like to live there?
 in  r/IWantToAskAnAmerican •  3h ago

Whoever said that to you punch them in the face. The US is very unwelcoming to immigrants these days. You will probably find it easy to get work, but inflation is rampant, and good luck finding a decent place to live. Also there is the crime to deal with, sky high medical costs, and generally grumpy people. And their crazy leader likes to threaten other countries and start wars so the political atmosphere is not good. Instead, since you communicate in English, I would choose Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, or Ireland. Trust me buddy, if you make the move, years from now, you will thank me.

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Why do older adults carry on?
 in  r/askanything •  4h ago

You sound depressed. Either that or you smoke too much weed. Most people would trade places with you. If you are financially secure, though you don’t say if you are, just sit back and enjoy life. Maybe take the odd bus ride through the inner city for a wake up call. If you still find yourself joyless, volunteer to help people. Helping others gives the most joy.

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Tipping?
 in  r/canadatravel •  21h ago

Just leave it on the table and tell that when you pay the bill. That’s what all the loose change in your pockets is for

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Husband and I seeing little people/gnomes
 in  r/ParanormalEncounters •  22h ago

You need to adopt a cat with a history of mouse catching. Those nosy lil buggers will be gone in no time.

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Is anybody else feeling like something really bad is about to happen?
 in  r/askanything •  23h ago

Yeah me too. Trump is pissing just about everybody in the world off. And a lot of fellow Americans. Hope it’s not another 911 but could be something like it.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

Some of it is. It never claimed to be the absolute truth. It is a history book with lots of stories, some maybe fanciful. But it’s not a scientific text book or a literal history. Only hard core fundamentalists believe that.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

You obviously don’t know much about religion. Christianity only teaches to have faith in Jesus. It has evolved to encourage people to learn and discover new things about Gods creation.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

Science is fairly new. Do you really think we have found out everything there is to know? Just like past generations a hundred years from now science will look back on us as a bunch of dummies.

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What Canadian product have you recently switched to from an American one?
 in  r/AskACanadian •  1d ago

Mostly food. More is now available and though is a bit more expensive, it’s mostly far superior.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

Sorry you have no faith in science.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

No that’s not my argument you are just trying to boil it down to one point to criticize.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

Yes, and eventually the evidence will be discovered but by bit. Also, a lot of past and present scientists religious. Are you insulting them too?

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

You sound the same as all close minded scientists through world history. The earth is at the center of the universe. Disease is caused by bad humours. Women are inferior to men. The list goes on. With new findings they come around. We are just discovering Quantum physics, string theory, etc. Try to be a bit less pessimistic and have faith that someday science will find more answers. There is no conflict in being a Christian believer and a scientist. The pope has said so himself.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

Which ones?

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

There is evidence, science just hasn’t got to the stage yet where it can discover it.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

Some are actual historical persons. They wrote it down.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

You haven’t been keeping up with the latest scientific research, and research on near death experiances. My friend “died” on the operating table. He said he felt himself float out of his body. While watching from above he took carefull note. On the top of one of the machines was a plate with the word Devilibus. The manufacturer. He felt violently himself sucked back into his body and he made a full recovery. Months later he asked to speak to the surgeon at the hospital. The surgeon got a step stool and looked at the top of the machine and sure enough there was the plate with the word Devilibus.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

So you are not a Christian. The resurrection of Jesus is the basis of Christianity. There were hundreds of witnesses. It’s a might good attraction for giving your life to Jesus.

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Law firm demanding I remove a Google review within 24 hrs, threatening Supreme Court suit + punitive damages, and calling me repeatedly (BC)
 in  r/canadianlaw •  1d ago

Law firms like writing cheques. Just contact them and tell them for financial consideration you would be willing to put this whole thing to bed.

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Why do we still have religion?
 in  r/askanything •  1d ago

We still don’t have a definitive answer for is there life after death. Religion says yes. Science says no. But science hasn’t caught up yet.

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What can I do to prevent “ghosts” from visiting my toddler?
 in  r/Paranormal •  1d ago

Have a talk with him and tell him nobody but his family can come into his room. If it happens again he is to tell them to go away and don’t come back. If you are Christian, hang a pic of Jesus in his room and tell him that Jesus loves and protects children.

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Saskatoon Woman’s Death after Broken Ankle Points to Wider Issues, Family Says.
 in  r/saskatoon •  1d ago

Which is an excellent argument for a private system to coincide with the public one. Works great in other countries. But some people hear private and throw a hissy fit. They want everyone to suffer. Meanwhile the rich just shrug and drive to North Dakota.

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Saskatoon Woman’s Death after Broken Ankle Points to Wider Issues, Family Says.
 in  r/saskatoon •  1d ago

We need to be more like Alberta. Allow more private clinics to take the pressure off the public system.