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7y ago
Well, the existence of an extracellular enzyme that can oxidize iron is pretty cool. I'm sure we could come up with neat uses for that. One reason we are looking into these "extremophiles", as they're termed, is because
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7y ago
Huge swaths of America never encounter cities when driving, particularly out west. The population density of states like Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho are so far from solvable with electric vehicles that it's honestly funny to see this t
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8y ago
This sounds very similar to Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and it might be worth your time to ask a doctor about it if you haven't already.
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8y ago
You can't be serious? People are different. Dear God, to say that lead to the Holocaust is just absolute insanity. There are so many more things that lead to the Holocaust than just "people are different".
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8y ago
People just like to use that word
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8y ago
Some did. I worked in a lab for the woman whose papers were instrumental in getting the anti-egg recommendation reversed. There was a lot more money on the other side, unfortunately.
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COGlory
8y ago
As someone with a degree in Nutritional Science who has since left the field for actual science (Biochemistry), I couldn't agree more. It was reasons like this that I left. The field was corrupted early on by the sugar lobby and it too
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8y ago
Seriously, this whole git idea shows the level of ignorance surrounding the actual scientific process and workflow. The data files for my work (protein crystallography) are terabytes upon terabytes large. There's no reasonable way to d
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8y ago
Britalism has really grown on me over the years. I think because it doesn't really have any hidden meaning, or interpretive aspects, it's just kind of a relief to be around. It doesn't make me think at all. It's just the
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10y ago
Obama did both those things that you mentioned, routinely. I don't think they're good examples.
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10y ago
It wouldn't be
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10y ago
You can't patent an idea. You can only patent an implementation of an idea.
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10y ago
> The patent system no longer rewards innovation. At best, it's a non-participant and at worst it quashes innovation. > I'm not trying to agree or disagree with anything else you wrote, just clarifying what I think is a poin
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10y ago
Until their (congresspeople's) privacy is compromised, we will not have privacy. Your old video rental records have more privacy than anything you do on the internet today, because a congressman's was made public so they immediate
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10y ago
Lots of people refer to all antimicrobials as antibiotics. Protozoa can still be treated in multiple ways with antimicrobials.
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10y ago
I'm not a climate change denier, I just don't think anyone fully understands it yet, and I definitely don't think giving the UN money will fix it.
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10y ago
I mostly disagree with this article. There's very few nonviolent games I've played that I enjoy. I guess you could say I'm the average consumer, but there are certain trends in industries that are predominant, because that&#x