IAmBroom

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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Local groups of people sometimes share genotype characteristics. Better studies use a broad spectrum of people - a less biased sample set. So the answer to your question is: we can't know, from this study.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
I knew it! Microchips in my beer. That's why I only drink it from aluminum cans, to foil the transmissions.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
GP said they previously had daily consumption.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Only true if they drank a cup of coffee since their earliest memories began.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Can we agree on "thousands"?
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Should pacifists likewise murder one person?
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
> it would just be another signal to fingerprint: "Oh, your browser is returning random values? Must be a Tor browser user". You'd have to fingerprint the browser first to determine that the "random values" were
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
"Watching" is doing heavy lifting. "Able to watch" or "being recorded, along with terabytes of parallel information from others", is more apt. Actually discriminating the signal (communications from a desired t
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Also useless on older music. I have used it to no avail for movies and old TV shows.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Mostly your reading comprehension.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
That is seriously the logic behind a (very intelligent, well-educated) climate change denier I know: "The stations are in cities, which are locally heating up, and the remote sensor data is being faked."
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
All of which is irrelevant to GPS users. I can't remember the last time I checked the math that my GPS was performing, to be sure it was mapping to a rough sphere.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Your first sentence contradicts your second.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
I can tell you're AI because I've read a lot of it, and from some of the pixels.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Which has also long been associated with inhumane labor practices, including slavery.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Can't tell if serious... like The Onion article suggesting that "there's no solution to reducing gun violence, says nation with unique access to guns".
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Are you sure you weren't just squeezing a dispeptic mouse too hard?
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
And the flower is named for its "cutmarks" on its petal edges, which resemble pinking on cut fabric.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
I'm not going to google that to find out what you meant.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Half right. Gunpowder is mostly the smell of sulfur compounds.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Except the cilantro thing seems to be genetic; disliking fish sauce is simply preference.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
I don't recall any TV ads claiming beef cured GI cancers. Maybe you should change your channel.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
GP made a claim about the precision of his language that is incompatible with natural language. This is already known: GP is wildly overconfident in their communication skills.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Agreed. Anyone who believes they can write an English sentence that is clear, exact, and bulletproof is foolish at best. This is the reason professional jargon exists: to narrowly define certain words. But even then, only a tiny fraction of
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Analogies are inherently reductive; by deeply scrutinizing the differences you do not prove the analogy is useless.
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
You are very judgey and controlling. Maybe some prune juice would help?
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
My favorite "explanation" of that answer is that 6*9=42 in base 13. God's numbering system is "unlucky".
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
Is that the origin of the Sean Connery dragon movie, Dragonheart?
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by IAmBroom 6mo ago
You are gliding past the crucial difference: detecting that someone is a minor in person is magnitudes easier than doing so online.

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