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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Blocked? No. Greatly attenuated and restricted in what modes can be accommodated? Yes. More critically though the study gets into how they used a reference wave packet to establish a stationary baseline for the interferometer. Assuming the
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
You’re assuming that my primary concern is my privacy rather than my sanity. I don’t understand how anyone can seek out a non-stop feed of the sort of people who routinely post on FB. I’ve seen exactly what the doom scroll does to people wi
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Same here when they find out I’ve never had an FB/IG/X etc account. As though having that crap in your life is somehow mandatory. People who make poor choices love to pretend that they had no choice at all.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
What would it take? A sea change, visible to all, much like the many externalities of this business are. Profit commensurate to investment. You know… juice worth the appalling squeeze we’re all being forced to endure.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Maybe they woke up one day and realized that the tolerance offered to neo-Nazis had been increasing steadily, and a tipping point had been reached where they could finally be themselves in public? I mean if you want to do what we (the US) d
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
By far the most common modern article format I see that has literally no merit is in the format: "What if we imagine how a trend might develop in the future if the growth of that trend is never modified by changing circumstances?"
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
This is such a silly story to begin with, all it really tells us is that OpenAI is taking a page from Anthropic's marketing strategy of pretending they're building Machine Jesus any day now, oh isn't that that scary? I bet yo
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Make infectious disease data boring again(statnews.com)
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11093537/ The best guesses are both chronic rather than single acute injuries. High heat, dehydration, hard work, exposure to nitrites and who knows what else. It’s mysteri
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
> "This was not limited to one childhood, or one decade. A male politician can change his tie and he is ready for the cameras." If the politician is too old to capitalize on their sex appeal, or has none to begin with then sure
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Original Title: 'How muscle talks to brain: apelin protein mediates exercise-induced antidepressant effects'
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Undoing mistakes is usually difficult and costly, but still worth doing on the road to not making the mistake again. Grandfathering in the subversion of the economy and our democracy is worth fighting.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Soon you won’t even be required as part of the process?
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
It really didn’t, and the entire premise of “Idiocracy as predictor” is a genuinely nasty thing. As it stands birth rate doesn’t seem to primarily correlate with intelligence, but socioeconomic status and education. Painting poor people as
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Scientists know that they don’t know everything and act accordingly, they don’t make claims for the efficacy of the things they don’t know. People here routinely do.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Why do people on this site love nutrition and self-medication fads? People are surprisingly thoughtless.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
If the respiratory symptom you’re talking about is lung cancer then the rate of that has dropped by hundreds of thousands. Not smoking works, but maybe people need more freedom to hurt themselves. I’d support that if society didn’t have to
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
Mad stuff, especially when he reached the “top problems in school” graphic. Does the author really think that kids weren’t doing terrible things back then? It just wasn’t dealt with, victims were blamed, problems ignored. It’s like racism a
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
My feeling is that freedom of religion is important, but I also believe that there have to be limits and public health crises are one of those limiting factors. I would point today to people who use a religious exemption to avoid vaccinatio
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
I'd argue that it isn't something to promote harmful policies over, recognizing reality as it exists is essential. You can want to change the world, but until you have you need to work with what you have and not doom so many peopl
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
I did read it, but words are cheap, even very flowery words that make all sorts of promises. There's no particular reason to trust that organization's leadership, so any promises should be believed only once results materialize an
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
It's not 100% effective, in the real world you don't start with a hypothetical value and then insist it's real despite thousands of years of evidence to the contrary: You Modify Your Hypothesis.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
In this world with real people in it a lot of needless suffering and death resulted from that allegedly principled stance. I'm not sure what to take away from the idea that in a different, imaginary world this would have been harmles
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
I'm unsure how this relates to my comment, unless you're under the impression that HIV is exclusively spread through "gay sex" as you put. I certainly don't want to make the assumption about you though, given how ar
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
That's completely understandable and probably down to my hasty phrasing!
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
I'm disinterested in their beliefs, only their actions. Their actions overall speak much more loudly of a callous disregard for life (see: HIV in Africa) and the wellbeing of their most helpless charges (children). I'm not damning
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
The most common form of male birth control also happens to be the primary recommended means to avoid HIV and other STI's: the condom. Sorry if I was unclear and made it seem like it was improperly related.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
On one hand I appreciate the considerate scholarship on display, and since there are so many Catholics maybe some will even listen to their purported leader. On the other hand I find any talk of greed, selfishness, manipulation and degradat
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
One third of global emissions is a staggering quantity we presently can't even dream of, and it would buy us a lot of time. I'd take it.
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by EA-3167 1mo ago
That’s why you’re seeing stratification reemerge imo. Paywalls are probably the most obvious feature of this, where information worth accessing these days tends to be paywalled. By contrast high volume, low quality slop supported by ads is

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