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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> The highest mortality was in the first five years of course. Take that out of the comparison and the figures change surprisingly. Not just the children, but women too, mothers specifically. Child birth was very risky until only recen
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
I'm not sure direct advise such as what you find in books, articles or some courses actually helps all that much - not by itself. I think such advise targets the wrong parts of the brain, the ones for conscious thinking. However, I thi
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
In the same line and as an anecdotal aside, here in Bavaria we are soon going to have state-wide elections (i.e. for Bavaria). One party that is known to be a kind of comedic joke party but nevertheless actually managed to get someone elect
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> I don't think that's a very controversial point of view. So why do we have these threads right here, that prompted me to write this? > Whether emergence can explain everything Nothing can explain "everything"
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> That's not what irreducibility means. I don't want to argue about this or any word, but I think what was meant - and what I too would say - is that some things are emergent properties of interacting things. Yes, they consis
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
Just to add to my list of links, the actual manufacturer website (1990s style design but tons of information) is https://www.wittner-gmbh.de/
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
While it has been mentioned, I want to repeat and emphasize it because it's the main point. What beginners do, after all, is only relevant for beginners, but I think the question is about violin play in general. The issue is that the l
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
The German carbon violin maker mezzo-forte - by the way, that's one hell of an innovation - uses Wittner fine tuning pegs: > The Wittner Fine Tune pegs retain the traditional hardwood appearance demanded by professional musicians
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
That is known, but the point is that IE stopped. That has been reported somewhere, can't find a useful link right now but I remember the discussions. It was reported - and what was observable matched the description - that as soon as N
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
After receiving PPIs I had acid reflux like never before in my life, and my abdomen was incredibly bloated all the time too. The professor gastroenterologist I was seeing put it all down to "psyche" (he was very nice about it, and
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
Unfortunately I fail to see the connection between your reply and what I wrote. I said zeitgebers are set by the sun, so what is your point?
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> Does that mean you somehow got access to various diagnostic tests (blood tests, CT/MRI scans, etc.)? Since my problem was chemical and I didn't have a concrete region but non-localized issues I didn't need the extremes o
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
Well, yeah, and as I said, I don't understand any of it. The point, I mean. That does not mean that - if I had the power - I would prevent anyone else from going down that route. Quite the opposite, I'm an interested observer, but
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
Why are you telling _me_? You need to go to the person I responded to...
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
It's not just rare diseases. Anything that cannot easily be diagnosed. They end up treating the symptoms because finding what the cause is is nigh impossible for a real-world doctor with a full waiting room and a limited budget. If s
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> one of the deepest caverns on the planet—so deep, in fact, that no detectable sunlight penetrates its farthest reaches And THAT is the point. Do you want OP to get away from the sun, so that it does not reset his zeigebers? > genera
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
No it isn't, unless you keep a completely unnatural and very strenuous artificial light environment. Not just any light source either. This is worse than people who can't eat most foods and have to have an extremely picky diet, be
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
That's not from OP. He quoted it from somebody else!
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
I admit I don't even understand what that is supposed to mean . He writes that laws(!) are not considered "law" until "the people on the blockchain" - whatever that means, agree to it? So the making of laws someh
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> I think it's unfair to call it "short" I replied to a comment here, not to Krugman. This should be obvious?
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
Do I read this right - and this is a genuine question, not a rhetorical one - "smart contracts" as tool to not have to rely on the state? Because to me it seems tools like these are exactly the ones that need a strong state (or
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
So, the same problem that the poor(er) states in the US have. And yet, they seem to be content to stay within the union - so I think there may be a little more to it than a single variable? I'm open to the argument, it just seems a lit
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
OP didn't say anything about human senses. I don't see how your reply fits in, I think you may have misread the comment.
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> But it is good to question the source of information. Not when it's done in lieu of a rational discussion of the information, which should be the majority of the argument. Hitler liking dogs does not invalidate loving dogs even
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
I refer back to what I wrote. I wish you would have read my comment instead of being in "auto-reply" mode, because it sure looks like you completely ignore 100% of what I wrote. Seems to me like you just wanted to say your prepa
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
So.... my MEP calls the LA Times to forward my complaint? If I would want to complain, why should I not tell them directly? If you want to claim it's an issue of that much discussed EU law, plenty (or even most) of US websites don&#x
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
Incidentally, I just wrote another (pretty long) reply mentioning just that. Based on my own very unusual medical history I suspect that maybe you should not want that. Of course I know nothing for sure at all, it's just that obser
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> Experiments are reproducible Not nitpicking (at least that's not my intent), just adding: Only if you know what the variables are. This occurred to me because I'm myself an interesting medical case beating even a professor
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
You don't need a better theory for the purpose of the discussion. What you can do - as one example - is take the results of what you know to be flawed not so seriously and when making decisions built-in more leeway for errors and corre
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by ItsMe000001 8y ago
> The idea that because things are some way now they will be forever thusly hasn't panned out historically. I'm not refuting (because I don't really know) but questioning this statement. Technological progress is a confo

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