ElProlactin

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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
> But America has tried to make peace with Iran for 40 years. It's insane that you probably actually believe this. Go read up about the Iran-Iraq War. The US has had no interest in making peace with Iran.
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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
1. "Reclaiming" what? The president of the US, without Congressional approval, decided to launch a war against Iran. He broke it and now, like a petulant child, he wants everyone else to help him fix it. There was no credible evid
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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
1. Oil is a global market. Global supply and demand affects prices everywhere. 2. Oil isn't the only commodity that is at stake here. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted the global helium supply, for instance, and helium
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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
It's funny your link starts in 1979. Perhaps you should read about what the US did in Iran before that. Here's a teaser: in 1953, the US and UK instigated a coup that overthrew the Prime Minister of Iran. The goal: keep Iran from
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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
> Vietnam - actually has great relations with the US and we won the peace. Ironically, I used to teach English in Vietnam and my wife is Vietnamese. The US didn't win anything. What Americans call the "Vietnam War" was and
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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
> Yes the US probably is still using precision weapons because, well, unlike the Iranian government we don't want to use so-called dumb munitions and indiscriminately bomb civilians or civilian targets. Are you referring to the &quo
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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
> Yet we've wiped out quite a bit of their military infrastructure and have complete control over the skies. How can you believe that the US has "complete control over the skies" given today's events?
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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
> Frankly, these are very good lessons learned by the United States and they're going to come in handy if we end up in another war. This is an interesting take given that the US seems to have ignored many of the most important lesso
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by ElProlactin 7mo ago
> On the security side, as the U.S. shores up vulnerabilities in Venezuela and Iran and decapitates China-aligned drug cartels in Mexico, it has done so while reestablishing a credible military deterrence, making clear to China and the w
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
If you don't have the time or resources to have a finance resource is the extra 1% on treasury really important?
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
Into a new one.
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
People can change but based on Facebook's actions vis-a-vis privacy, mental health, etc. there's little evidence that Zuckerberg has gone from treating his users like "dumb f...." to treating them like human beings. If w
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
I think his actions speak for themselves. Facebook, effectively completely controlled by Zuckerberg, has consistently taken actions that erode privacy and degrade mental health. And no, not every young person has the attitude that Zuckerber
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
It's not "smearing" to use Zuckerberg's own words in a discussion of his character, and this is far from the only example of things he's done or said in the past 20 years that would lead a reasonable person to call
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
Not sure if it's being "actively" used in real-world deployments yet, but it does exist. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/infleqtions-quantum...
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
A company called Infleqtion already has an RF sensing product that uses Rydberg atoms. https://infleqtion.com/quantum-rf-receiver/
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
Enshittification comes for us all
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
And they were the happiest years of her life!
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by ElProlactin 8mo ago
Yeah, they need people who will do the most inhumane things to other human beings, not animals.
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by ElProlactin 9mo ago
You're right, but per the post, this man's girlfriend was still struggling with elevated prolactin and it seems there is no clear "cure" for her at this point. She's been through multiple rounds of treatment and fac
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by ElProlactin 9mo ago
Prolactinomas, especially tiny ones, are super common. They often find them during autopsies. Most people with them experience no symptoms.
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by ElProlactin 9mo ago
I had a (micro)prolactinoma that was successfully treated with medication. Even though it was nowhere near as "bad" as this man's girlfriend's, getting it diagnosed took almost 2 years and the possibility of prolactinoma