Karthi
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Always making new mistakes.
Bangalore
Joined October 2007
RT @kaushikrj6: This is big. This is perhaps the first clear evidence of how the current govt does not believe in the independence of the j….
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RT @nipunmalhotra: Imagine paying GST on walking! That is exactly what I am forced to do, when I pay GST for my wheelchair without which I….
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RT @NationwithRG: A Dainik Bhaskar report shows 10 unrecognised political parties in Gujarat got 4300 crore rupees in donations from 2019-2….
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Incompetence is a better explanation than conspiracy in most human activity. Peter Bergen.
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RT @thil_sek: தெரு நாய்களை இவளோ கடிக்கும் நீங்கள், ஏன் அரசை, மாநகராட்சியை, ஊராட்சியை கடிப்பதில்லை//. நாயே பிடிக்க வரும்போது collar tag மாட்….
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In other words, Pando hadn’t proved that Saint Eleggua had rigged the lottery in favor of Fernandez. The judge assumed a priori that religious beliefs are not amenable to scientific testing.
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This was done on the ground that it was impossible in a court of law to prove that “faith and prayers brought about a miracle and caused the defendant to win.”.
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On winning, she refused to honor her word, and Pando filed a lawsuit. Fernandez argued why she couldn’t pay on many points, including that Pando was a minor. Judge Greenfield found in favor of Pando on most of the points, but his final verdict was in favor of Mrs. Fernandez.
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Pando, a staunch believer in the power of prayer, thought praying to Saint Eleggua would increase the odds of winning. Fernandez was sympathetic to his belief and promised to give him half of the prize.
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Pando vs Fernandez. Daysi Fernandez, living on welfare, bought a lottery ticket that came up a winner. She had asked her young friend, John Pando, to purchase the lottery ticket for her.
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What We Find in the Sewers.
asimov.press
Our ancestors once spread their excess effluent on their fields; now we mine it for vital molecules.
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