Incipient

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by Incipient 4y ago
Don't get me wrong corrupting the key tenant of triage isn't good, but I feel like this article really glosses over the below. Blimey you lot need to fix your healthcare system. It's busted. "Giant hospital systems illeg
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by Incipient 4y ago
I do agree on judging an establishment by its foundational texts, at least in part - also considering modern actions are important too to consider evolution of understanding and concepts. On the point of "casting out demons", thes
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by Incipient 4y ago
Having seen various projects go well, and go badly. The trend I've seen is that "quality" is massively overrated. All about knowing the right people that can further spread your network and reach.
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by Incipient 4y ago
Admittedly without being American, or looking into the 20s much, is it potentially an oversimplification to say "problems back then, problems now, they're all the same, so we're all good"? Is the vastly different technol
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by Incipient 4y ago
China may be communist by branding, but they're economically capitalist, and on a governmental front, mercanalist. Common ownership is not a thing, and it's all about pushing locally made and exporting as much as possible by all m
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by Incipient 4y ago
Playing fair with China just doesn't work. They'll rourt, cheat, and manipulate every aspect of the system to their advantage. It's very disappointing the system doesn't combat this, but as a few people here have said. I
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by Incipient 4y ago
At least for me it's not a matter of "ok" or "not ok". It's just deciding what's best to do! Either Jack of all trades (my current approach) or master of one.
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by Incipient 4y ago
This doesn't seem to be matter of religion, but language? Is it amy different to be asking for the exit signs to be in Arabic?
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by Incipient 4y ago
If anyone does end up checking this. I'm pro-renewables. I'm genuinely interested in to get info on this. I've searched and can't find squat.
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by Incipient 4y ago
The missing piece for me in any renewable puzzle is evidence. At a grid level (either state or national) has anyone actually figured out how much storage we need? Based on say a P90 worst case, what % of power is down, for how long, and how
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by Incipient 4y ago
With the amount of lithium required in batteries for ships, and the issues with recycling them, is green hydrogen/synthetic fuel not a better option overall? Or are these options too expensive?
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by Incipient 4y ago
While I do vehemently disagree with the authors position on guns, he raises some exceptional points I think most people don't get and are fundamental to breaking down the divisions we're seeing today. "This kind of oversimpli
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by Incipient 4y ago
The main thing I'm seeing here is sky rocketing wealth inequality and that families are required to put more of their time into work/supporting themselves, than being a family.
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by Incipient 4y ago
I'm a bit surprised Android auto didn't crack a mention. Take a guess how much they'd be collecting too!
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by Incipient 5y ago
There is a completeness, character, and story to an album that you don't get from disparate singles. It's a shame and I feel like it takes a lot out of music just bashing out occasionally "one size fits all" singles, esp
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by Incipient 5y ago
Non-clinical research means what exactly? They read a bunch of articles/papers/news articles?
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by Incipient 5y ago
I feel like doctors have a responsibility to inform patients that they're in an unhealthy state. Even if a patient should/does know. In the USA it's probably a legal thing too if the patient has a heart attack they'll su
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by Incipient 5y ago
I feel like I got clickbaited...
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by Incipient 5y ago
Does anyone have a clue why we've suddenly run into fertiliser shortages? I feel like fertiliser and food demands should be fairly slow-moving? Not going up 3x in the space of 18mo.
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by Incipient 5y ago
While you may be right in some cases, or in other countries, here in Australia, farming in general is a highly developed industry with both very modern business models, and a rapidly digitising business platform.
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by Incipient 5y ago
Correct, the Japanese people naturally wear masks if they feel sick. This fact, combined with Tokyo being one of the most densely populated cities, should be plenty evidence for how effective masks are.
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by Incipient 5y ago
No people are truly free, and that's ok. No one should be allowed to walk down the street and attack others. It's not "truly free" in the sense of "absolutely free". It's "to have the correct freedoms
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by Incipient 5y ago
True, but phoning home for telemetry to make better devices and out-compete the market is not great, but phoning home to censor and repress discussion on human rights violations is all together evil.