IAmBroom

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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
FTFA: "decades of supply", just under Erie. Wow.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Judging by the fact that you DNRTFA, we can't help you.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Oh no!
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Ravel wrote his most famous work, Bolero, after age 50, and suffered a traumatic head injury a few years later. Not a good example, except perhaps that the odds of bad things happening increase with longevity.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Not the same thing at all.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Depending on your POV, some air was let out of the hype machine (inflated prices fell closer to reality), or the market withdrew its trust in actual value (devaluing it in real, instant dollars).
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
"Almost". This is specifically one of those points in stock history where it isn't true; the heavyweights of the S&P 500 are dragging it down while the smaller companies are less affected.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
BLM also never claimed cops were KKK members. You're really fictionalizing the movement and its history; also, you have presented zero credibility as an expert in how much racism exists among US police forces.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Please also don't ask people to Here, Read This on a lengthy citation with no direction. The item I presume you are intending them to notice is the green-shaded Table 1, 3rd and 4th instances of the word "clitoris" in that pa
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
pembrook has replied that the deletion of the clitoris from Gray's Anatomy is "an internet myth" (but I can't reply to their message, as it has been flagged). They then cited a published paper (Hear Read This), which I s
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Or, it's thoughtful and considerate. Potato, potahto.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
My dogs eat poop, and therefore are also like LLMs. Your hypothesis has therefore been peer-reviewed.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
One variable doesn't necessarily overwhelm others. That's why multivariate analysis is needed; but humans introduce SO MANY variables that it's difficult to even enter them all.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
... which is still far more than religion can provably do.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
So, you admit you have no evidence supporting your bizarre claims, and aren't defending a practice you claimed was at least sometimes without negative connotations. Gotcha.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
> an act that lacks any negative connotations If you can imagine that forced genital mutilation without anesthetics lacks negative connotations, as long as it's "for her eventual pleasure". Good Lord.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
So, your proof is that some dire predictions in the past, about other things, by other people, were sometimes true?
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
The Fermi Paradox is about the (intelligently-created) radio silence, not the lack of little green tourists. We'd eventually notice an advanced civilization in a period that intersects our time/distance coordinates (i.e., if Alpha
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
The larger picture is: we humans are fighting an oncoming tsunami (exponential fungal growth) with sandbags. And puny ones, at that. It's the same with any invading species. Go pluck all the Japanese honeysuckle and knotweed (not the f
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Because colonizing Mars is only slightly more realistic than breeding unicorns.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
The reason they're growing the golden oysters is simple: they're prettier by far than gray, native oysters. They both cook down to a boring beige, but package of yellow food will always outsell gray food.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
It does make sense; the poisons in morels (and many other "edible" mushrooms) are highly volatile. Heating them in a pan drives off the harmful compounds; heating them more gently in a large volume of liquid captures the compounds
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
> some Gyromitra species may be more dangerous than true morels. People have died from eating them; they contain a powerful liver poison. Even claiming they are 'called "morels"' is ridiculous and irresponsible. >
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
The author starts out depicting themselves as some sort of cloning scientist... and clearly not only isn't that, but isn't very informed on mushrooms. Many, if not most, wood-decaying mushrooms (those that break down dead wood) re
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Xi is intelligent and capable of long-term planning. The only similarity I see is that neither Xi nor our Narcissist-in-Chief brook any criticism; but aside from the "Let 1,000 Flowers Bloom" campaign of Mao, that has always bee
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
It's certainly not nonsense; it's directly addressing myths created by inadequate or misinterpreted studies.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
If this were Reddit I'd buy you an award. Consider yourself gold-starred.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
Thank you for embodying and exemplifying the point, albeit ironically.
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
The red team and blue team should not share supervisors. Nor, in the case of QA, should the audit team be engineers trained to act and think like the ones who wrote the software. A fresh perspective is useful. But in the long run, superviso
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by IAmBroom 7mo ago
No. No love.

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