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by 45ure 7y ago
A criticism offered by a Nobel prize winner, who slammed this practice as fashion journalism. Randy Schekman, a US biologist who won the Nobel prize in physiology or medicine this year and receives his prize in Stockholm on Tuesday, said h
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It has been implemented, there is a fair bit of evidence on /r/birdsarentreal. The Birds Work for the Bourgeoisie.
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Your original statement was emphatic and conveys authority. Perhaps, I misinterpreted your riposte, as an intention to inform the reader.
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Pedestrians have right of way on most UK roads(motorways being a notable exception Your open-ended statement implies that legging it across a road is fine, as long as it isn't a motorway. This is not a safe guidance for the uninitiat
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>"Right of way" in the UK means a legal right to use the road. Pedestrians have right of way on most UK roads(motorways being a notable exception) There are distinctions to be made, when it comes to 'Right(s) of way'
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Your reply is much appreciated.
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>These guys that published such a paper are either completely clueless or nefarious in trying to stir up conspiracy theories. In your opinion, do you think this kind of subterfuge could have been picked up by Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding or someo
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We should question the veracity of the information presented. The nature of this fluid topic is a good example. I read the first part, a few days ago, and most of the information presented tallied with what was presented elsewhere. However,
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>if a government feels that it has to plug a leak instead of pwn it then to me this means they chose the lesser evil and they really cannot crack ProtonMail. The government does not need to tell you anything and when it says it can'
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>Well, that in my eyes is a very solid advertising in favour of ProtonMail. In context of 5/9/14+ eyes, the nomenclature of solid advertising might differ from your interpretation, where perceptions matter ─ ranging from hone
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It is a questionable cause, as low UK-EU business optimism will not result in international sanctions. It is generally considered good etiquette to have cited something credible in the first instance, before blithely demanding proof of othe
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At present, your guess would be just as good as mine. Although, somebody is bound to follow the money and reveal the facts.
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Who is getting these contracts? Where is that money going? From the official PR, it is NEC Corporation. https://www.nec.com/en/case/mps/index.html Metropolitan Police Press Release. http://news.met
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>I know it's untenable in practice, but in my perfect imaginary utopia, products on shelves would have minimalistic (and standardized) packaging with no branding crap, and the labeling would be maximized for utility. It is not so un
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>In my family if someone cheated they got called a cheater and suffered consequences. You picked a random sample of ratio'd comments from a platform which is big on performative wokeness to strengthen your opinion, which still fails
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>there's a bizarre trend in Germany in the last few months for legistlating completely unneccesary things. As unnecessary as it might seem, however, it is not bizarre. This piece of legislation was not cooked up overnight, as you su
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Aquarium by Viktor Suvorov. The "Aquarium" of the title is the nickname given to GRU headquarters in Moscow by those who work there. "What sort of fish are there swimming there?" asks Suvorov of his boss when he learns
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I feel you are being unnecessarily obtuse. I have expressed my opinion based entirely on the article, but on each occasion, you completely disregard the presented facts, demonstrate your displeasure and produce a reply within a context that
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>books were written by a person who is falsely claiming his qualifications You seem to be simultaneously agreeing and disagreeing. I refer you to the points, made in your previous post; there are NO educational and professional qualific
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There is no disagreement with Mr. Dan Katz's views; the licensed psychologist and psychotherapist, whose words make up the article. He suitably hammers home his point that the content of the books is nothing more than airport science,
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I stated quite clearly, that it is hard to work out the intention of the article. The professional psychologist in question seems to be spending an awful amount of energy dispelling a theory that has been already discredited. There is an un
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It is hard to figure out from this verbose article, whether it is just professional jealousy or a genuine need to debunk the theory of assigning colours to personality types, as described in the book titled Surrounded by idiots . The crux
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It is ironic, as usually car analogies are used by default, to explain away any manner of things on the internet. The CS picked the wrong strategy of doubling down and being snarky to the black swan/blue checkmark guy, who knows a thin
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You might have some deeper reasons other than those described in your comment, but I genuinely don't understand why you would vehemently oppose robust hardware, which not only enjoys industry wide acceptance, but also provides the most
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There is likely to be a grace period involving a pragmatic discussion, before any regulation is passed. It will revolve around adoption of USB-C as a common standard moving forward, rather than the knee-jerk reaction you are proposing. The
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A government is involved, because it is fairly obvious that Apple and others are not going to take the initiative themselves. A revamp of the regulation on a common charger will help reduce considerable amount of electronic waste, which wil
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Apple intially exploited the loophole, which was ironically created to help them. But it was the EU that dropped the ball by letting them get away with it for so long. The entire saga is documented in the link below, which is probably best