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> which does make it different from Putin trying to feel like a big man This simplification ignores alot of contextual history of the region. Regardless, even with Putin out of the picture, I suspect the situation would be the same. If t
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I'm glad you think this is a big issue. I'd be curious to see polling around the level of trust scientists have in the integrity of the system. I doubt its below 50% approval.
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From the inside, researchers/scientists see this as a non-issue. A few bad apples. From the outside, the public sees this as a systemic problem. Theranos, failed promises of covid vaccine efficacy, to mask or not mask, polyunsaturated
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I generally agree but if you're developing a product for a niche industry and that non-technical co-founder has a shit ton of insight and connections, it will 1000% open doors. Then again, perhaps you can partner with those folks in ot
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The infantilization of adults in the West continue to rise. Child like obsession with teen idols, Disney, Legos, Funko Pops, Marvel movies, video games, etc. Consumerism is rampant. The number of engineers I work with in their 30s who fit t
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She's going to save Democracy though!
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It is an art. But not every company or brand needs it's own font. I see this as companies letting designers flex and work on a passion project vs work that moves the needle in anyway.
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Hipster design teams. Typography lets them be "artists", returning to bohemian roots. In reality, they're just designing apps around dark patterns or whatever the product management team thinks is righteous. Companies can
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yeah sorry, just because some university researchers and VC backed silicon valley startups are into synthetic meat because they've crunched the numbers and think it'll make them billions and also tug at the collective guilt becaus
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Good for Italy. They have perhaps one of the richest food/cooking cultures in the world. Fake meat is an affront to that. Not only is it expensive and gross, but insanely processed with a mile long list of ingredients. Ground beef usua
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Buck Hunter
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It also means you lose alot of freedom and privileges, including unlimited cell phone minutes and leisurely calls with your friends/family.
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If presented the option of living in the bay area with roommates in my 50s or living almost anywhere else but having my own place, I'm picking the latter every single time.
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This dog lived nearly 30 years with exercise and a healthy diet: https://www.dailypaws.com/pet-news-entertainment/feel-good-s...
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Keeping alive dying humans via cocktail of pharmaceuticals is a thriving trillion dollar business, now we can do it with pets, yay!
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3y ago
I think its okay to make little generational jokes. Its not like they said .. "Do I have to google this like some old f*ck?" ... Certain generations are slower to pick up technology.
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I just want water leak sensors that make a loud alarm noise, I don't need wifi connected crap with hubs. I can use my preexisting camera setup to pick up the alarm noise and alert me. I'm home most of the time and if I'm not
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ADHD Medications and Long-Term Risk of Cardiovascular Diseases
(jamanetwork.com)
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> Lots of us were able to cut costs in housing. And many of us were able to cut costs in healthcare through preventative care. Tuition is entirely optional. I've done all 3 of these things to great degree of success. I've alway
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So effective that despite 80%+ of the population being inoculated it resulted in 25%+ more deaths? You gotta admit, that doesn't really make sense.
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Looks like they only have a certain set of drugs related to overdose deaths https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/drug-overdose-data.htm > Drug overdose deaths are identified using underlying cause-of-death c
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Its interesting how the deaths increased nearly 25% post vaccine roll out .. Not very effective
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You can say the same thing in regards to how the CDC lumps suicide into "gun violence" deaths but don't blame sleeping pills, ropes, driving cars off bridges, or whatever OTC drug one can buy to reach the same conclusion. We
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Died "with covid" or "of covid"..? Hmm ...
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The Prophylactic Extraction of Third Molars: A Public Health Hazard
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Yes exactly!
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Too commercial, too many rich brats, expensive, nice access to nature but too crowded. The western side of the Rockies are superior imo.
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Drought encouraged Attila's Huns to attack the Roman Empire, tree rings suggest
(cam.ac.uk)
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> "For more than 95% of our evolutionary history we lived as hunter-gatherers. Therefore, contemporary hunter-gatherer societies can offer clues as to whether there are certain child-rearing systems to which infants, and their mothe
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Graham Hancock BTFO
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