Animatronio

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by Animatronio 4y ago
There's also the chance that your life could be saved and your health restored, TBF.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Then why bother with immunotherapy at all if it's so expensive. After all it's been available for 130 years if google serves me right, and it still hasn't come down in price besides being not very effective.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Maybe it's closer to 0.15%. So what? We do things with little chance of succes all the time. As I said, I'll take my 0.15% chance of living longer and be very grateful for it. Others might not. I still find it strange that money h
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by Animatronio 4y ago
How would I know?! Might have been a terrible time for me, but I have no memory of it. So I'd rather err on the side of caution.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Obviously I meant delayed as much as possible. Honestly, I'd take any invasive procedure over death, no questions asked.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Why not, after all I've been paying for subsidized healthcare for 20+ years without getting anything in return.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
I don't think healtcare workers are more qualified than anyone to say there are fates worse than death, besides I don't think it's true.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Lots of people here are willing to let others die so as to not "overburden" the medical system - financially or otherwise. I for one would like be overtreated to the max, because then what's the point of having EOL care if n
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HHS purchases $290M worth of drugs for nuclear emergencies(aspr.hhs.gov)
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by Animatronio 4y ago
At this point the best thing to do is to have the Tesla Robot drive a model 3 around town, picking up passengers a la Total Recall taxi driver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy2i1U5pS4E
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by Animatronio 4y ago
No way this is "actively discussed" in Eastern Europe. Maybe it comes up from time to time but it is no way a significant topic. BTW, I'm aware you are from Ro, so am I.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
The problem is NATO keeps delivering crippling responses, but Russia has not backed down yet. I wonder what is the appropriate response to a tactical nuke. Hopefully not another one.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Relatively hard to get right. You have to deploy a ship (maybe merchant ship) and a specialized crew to the actual location, undetected, at the right time. A lot can go wrong. I suppose Austria, Hungary, Romania, Czechia, et al do not have
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Doesn't matter if it's a follow up to Biden's threat or not. It was probably a joint US-Polish operation. The Poles wanted to stick it to Putin and ze Germans for historical and more recent inter-EU spats. The US has obvious
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by Animatronio 4y ago
1. NS1 and/or NS2 were ready to reopen according to Putin if Europe were to lift sanctions. 2. EU is trying to stop being reliant on Russian gas, so far it isn't fait accompli. 3. Based on 1+2 we could assume someone wants to push
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Not too deep because you know what's there. I don't mean the balrog, rather infrastructure for water, sewage, etc. Granted that might not be the case on private property, and in India, but still. Where I live people sometimes cut
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by Animatronio 4y ago
there's an extension for firefox called bypass paywalls clean, give it a try!
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by Animatronio 4y ago
How about No Man's Sky then?
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by Animatronio 4y ago
Unfortunately there's water scarcity in Europe and it's only going to get worse. I'll just leave this here: https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/figures/water-stress...
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by Animatronio 4y ago
sorry for my careless reply to OP. I meant that e.g. a beam that would usually be 10x20" (totally made up numbers) without taking into consideration fire, would have to be 15x30" to have the required fire rating (say 1 hour or wha
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by Animatronio 4y ago
yes, you're absolutely right, I couldn't find the right term for it. unfortunately it works at the cost of 2x or 3x the raw materials it would normally take.
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by Animatronio 4y ago
By the looks of it they also rely on oversizing the columns and beams to achieve fire retardation.