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   by 2301421898 3y ago

   > If you want something to be treated as neutral, it needs to act with neutrality. What constitutes "neutrality" is constantly changing. In order to remain politically neutral, in recent years, one would need to increasingly ce
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   by 2301421898 3y ago

   I'm very confused. What does this mean?
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   by 2301421898 3y ago

   IIRC (tho I could be making this up), scrollbars became overlay because most mice have a scroll wheel and most trackpads have gesture scrolling support. These are faster than a scroll bar, because you don't need to move your mouse to t
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   by 2301421898 3y ago

   Btw, the study looked at both human and mice brains.
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   by 2301421898 3y ago

   > relied on studies of mice with mild SARS-CoV-2 infection and postmortem human brain tissue collected early in the pandemic. The study looked at both mice and human brains, and observed similar effects in both.
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   by 2301421898 3y ago

   From the linked article > those with COVID-19 had greater microglial reactivity than those in the control group, in a pattern that matched what was found in the mice. This is evidence that brain fog isn't just "a culturally-con