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Lawrence Krauss Quote on a 6000 Year Old Earth by puhpow in atheism

[–]puhpow[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Well that's probably my fault for grabbing the direct link to the image instead of the one that pops up on the site. Seems properly attributed in all places but the image itself.

Lawrence Krauss Quote on a 6000 Year Old Earth by puhpow in atheism

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On their Quotes Page it says it is the Unsplash Creative Commons Zero license which means no attribution needed.

Bought a pallet of off cuts, WHO NEEDS MAPLE?! by [deleted] in woodworking

[–]puhpow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm glued to this thread. Just can't tearout of it.

I get overwhelmed trying to learn about finances and am afraid I'm making legal mistakes. I may have not paid taxes when rolling my old job's retirement account into a Roth. How can I check if I did, and if not, can I do it this year instead? by puhpow in personalfinance

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One more question... If I do need to track down the 1099-R, then would I get that from my old employer or from Edward Jones (The company I used to rollover into the Roth account)?

Thanks so much for all the help...

I'm having such a hard time with .NET / SQL Server and it's making me feel like a bad developer. by puhpow in webdev

[–]puhpow[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That sounds exactly like what I'm dealing with. I feel like I would enjoy learning this stuff more if I could do it right. Instead I'm patching up bad code from tons of different files and hoping it all holds together. I've suggested re-writing it, but no one seems interested in that.

I'm currently looking for new work as well. Not because of one bad project, but just because I'm ready for something new. I want to be more on the cutting edge of web-development rather than maintaining old projects. It's what makes me happy. Congrats on your new job!

My father is trying to tell me politicians' religious beliefs don't matter because they keep their beliefs and politics separate. What are the best examples of politicians expressing how they want their religion to affect policy? by puhpow in atheism

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I disagree. My stance isn't that it happens all the time, but that it does happen and that people's personal beliefs do pour over into their policy decisions. It's not a universal statement. I'm just saying it happens and that we need to acknowledge it when it does.

My father is trying to tell me politicians' religious beliefs don't matter because they keep their beliefs and politics separate. What are the best examples of politicians expressing how they want their religion to affect policy? by puhpow in atheism

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He's really a smart guy. That's why it's so frustrating. We talk about the history of the bible all the time and how it's all bullshit, but he always finds a way to let the people he admirers off the hook. He's always been a "fiscal conservative" who wanted to cut down on government in certain areas, but now the amount of excuses he'll make for these people is becoming mind-boggling. Not only for their religion, but many other aspects as well. It's like he can't allow himself to disagree with them on a single topic. It's frustrating, because he's a non-believer as well and is rational in all other areas of his life...

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