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by 1_over_n 6y ago
mushrooms are amazing
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
I remember reading an interesting study around adult bees reversing ageing markers when they where given larvae to look after. This implied some "ageing plasticity" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/articl
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Pfizer clinical trial protocol Covid-19 RNA Vaccine Candidates(clinicaltrials.gov)
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
Actual scientist. I believe Record keeping should be kept, i'm not saying it justifies a full publication but these records should be kept. If you go on to publish then these records should be acknowledged in the publication. It can be
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
"Countless animal experiments are uninterpretable simply because they were poorly executed by first year graduate students. There is no other way to learn. Write them off as animals used for training if we want full accounting, but res
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
Well given it’s a data science orientated conf shouldn’t a more scientific approach to be taking the judging whether this violation was in line with the norms of other talks given at the conference. They could randomly sample 4-5 talks if w
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
It would be intersting to watch all of the other presentations from this confrence. Did any one else, perhaps not as high profile, make any comments which could be agreed as worthy of a CoC violation? What happened? Jeremy Howard has done a
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
This ^
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
So you can objectively track when your “bouncing” in and out of ketosis, like say for instance the way your heart beat changes ? urine test strips only measure acetoacetate. Urinary ketones often correlate poorly with serum levels because o
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
The word “ketosis” gets thrown around a lot. It’s a physiological state that’s objectively quite hard to enter. I would ask, are you quantifying if you are “in ketosis” or not at any point during your fast, and if so how? Or is this just a
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Naismith's Rule Wiki(en.wikipedia.org)
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Wiki Mirror Writing(en.wikipedia.org)
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
Why are people so quick to assume the motivations of others for a basic comment? Posting form this position - Psychopharmacology and neuroscience research to post graduate level. I'm not keen to see a genetic explanation, i'm keen
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
My hair is super thick and medium length and totally non greasy or oily, i'm not the phenotype (thickness) is linked to how greasy it gets. I will be honest i havent looked into this, i suspect its to do with lifestyle and behaviour.
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
yes 100% ! This is why i mentioned that not shampooing != not showering. My hair is thouroughly "washed" with plain water 2 to 3 times a day depeding on how many times i hit the gym.
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
It would be interesting to see if this gene is more prevelent in those who end up as opiate abuse abuse addicts at a population level.
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
My opinion on this is a lot of the time it relates to how clean their gym clothes are. In Jiu-jitsu it's immediately obvious who the guys are that use their training gear for more than one session before washing it (and they are the pe
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
I have not used shampoo for 12 years and i am frequently complemented on my hair. It's far less greasy than everyone elses i know. Not using shampoo != not showering, i get 2-3 showers a day due to heavy gym use which is why i original
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
Being in a trial does not guarantee you get the investigative candidate because many trials have control arms without an intervention (hence a double-blind randomised controlled trial). Neither you or the doctor know which arm you are in du
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Quartz Crisis Wiki(en.wikipedia.org)
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Chicken-Chicken-Chicke...
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
The scientific method is supposed to be reproducible. Others should be able to follow the steps and arrive at the same outcome. Scientsits working in wetlabs are not publishing papers on what they do in a language only they can understand
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by 1_over_n 6y ago
A whole article and thread about Geodesic domes and not even a nod to buckminster fuller https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckminster_Fuller#Geodesic_do...
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Phylogenetic network analysis of SARS-CoV-2 genomes(pnas.org)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
see above, paper was submitted mid-march.
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
https://groups.oist.jp/qwmu/tsumoru-shintake This does indeed appear to be a serious researcher.
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Subcutaneously injected UV-inactivated SARS coronavirus elicits immunity in mice(academic.oup.com)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
As far as I read over the past week or so this is in vitro, and not yet shown in vivo or humans.
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First person in US gets experimental coronavirus vaccine(livescience.com)
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by 1_over_n 7y ago
If you are really keen to experience this virus, you could do it under medical supervision, get paid, and help the world by signing up for a clinical trial to have a vaccine tested on you. https://www.independent.co.uk/news&

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