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KraftKacke
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KraftKacke
6y ago
In fat tissue testosterone gets converted into estrogen via aromatase, also. Not sure if the estrogenic effects are systemic, but the T is lost from circulation.
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KraftKacke
6y ago
I got a addicted to eating oranges with the peel. Obviously you need to get those not treated, "bio", or peel labeled for consumption. Some don't like the texture, but the automatic intensity and bitter-sweet contrast is so f
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KraftKacke
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I can attest to that. I became mostly vegan, because I had a new friend who was vegan and I started to cook with them in mind. It's fun and challenging, invites for experimentation. Climate and health considerations did the rest. Cooki
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KraftKacke
6y ago
Unless she's allergic to the sulphur compounds, you may really enjoy Kala Namak. It's a traditional asian salt which contains sulfuric ingredients and it makes everything taste like eggs. (It's not heat stable tho.) With avoc
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KraftKacke
6y ago
It is.
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KraftKacke
6y ago
Signal is also not a good messenger... You can't delete signal contacts and other potentially incriminating meta... Like wtf?!
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KraftKacke
6y ago
Also, drug laws are saner than in then US (apart from cannabis legalisation) and nobody is out to get you for minor amounts of any drug. Even getting caught selling drugs will get you locked up guaranteed, if you don't pair that with c
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KraftKacke
6y ago
Separation is still recommended. Storage encryption can be attacked differently than a running system.
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KraftKacke
6y ago
As a queer person myself, I think your trust in the "gay experience" of rich guys is dangerous. We just had this Szajer scandal, where a powerful outspoken homophobe was caught in an gay orgy. The gay experience (shame, rejection
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KraftKacke
6y ago
Can You realize in Germany these "benefits" are available to literally every citizen, right? That means _every developer got this deal, here. So here is the thing: You can get obscenely rich here, too. What's your point,
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KraftKacke
6y ago
The guy in the video says people played, made art and fucked. Humans are not predators, we're opportunists by evolutionary trait turning hunters rather recently.
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6y ago
I recently learned, people worked less when we were hunter/gatherer, had more leisure time. I don't want to skip on modern medicine and shit, but it does make you think... [*] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yocja_
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KraftKacke
6y ago
Soooo... You think this is how things should be?
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KraftKacke
6y ago
And you think it may be just a translation problem... But then you see this comment section and they actually mean it in a sense of biological essentialism. Figure, how much you have to unpack in every damn discussion... I would shoot mysel
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Honest question: Do you think there _is systemic racism and sexism to any extent exceeding discrimination against white men?
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6y ago
Apples and oranges. That's not a good thought experiment, it's a misguided one.
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KraftKacke
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"White" isn't a race. There is no such thing as biological races [1]. Discrimination against "black" people happens on the basis of legacy concepts of "race". There is no discrimination in absence of acces
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KraftKacke
6y ago
I do think huge companies should take a stance on social justice issues, as they have a lot of power... Both can be done, but the things you stated are the minimum, not optional, if they care about humans at all. Fair and safe working condi
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No. The cash helped develop a vaccine this fast, but further application comes with the recent innovation in the lipid nano particles for delivery. That was done before the pandemic.
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6y ago
https://xkcd.com/1200/
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KraftKacke
6y ago
I addressed that point already in the post you're replying to.
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Mapping DNA is not understanding genes. We know very, very little about the genome. In fact we're still discovering new mechanisms of encoding and meta-encoding. We can't even say where "genes" begin and where they end.
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6y ago
Yes, phones do have microphones too. The were a confidentiality risk even before becoming mobile. You also have piping running through your house, which could be tapped, you don't even need microphones, and the EM field emitted by your
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To me it's unfathomable to have such a device around. I even feel uncomfortable with my neighbor having one (which I _hear him talking to). I assume it's like reading the side effects of medication and think they are other people&
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This shitty mobile client can't do edits... Of course I mean test negative to rule out infection.
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"PCR" doesn't mean "more precise". It's limited to viral DNA/RNA presented. I don't think there is much HIV circulating, if you're not sero-converting. HIV isn't shedding constantly. E.g. SA
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It's also very different if you shade the target disease tests, or of an unrelated pathogen. You'd only need to test positive before to rule out infection. It's not like your HIV status is known to anyone else, so it's a
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If the vaccine proves effective, you could do a test before and then vaccinate on negative knowing you test positive afterwards for a while. It's very different to a false positive to _another pathogen. That leaves you blind, indeed.
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I think this was rather implying we put down dogs, if they break too expensive to fix. The vaccine was probably grinding through loads of "pets" in development. Very different than "putting down" terminally ill people on
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Autoimmunity is so scary. It sucks that pathogens evolve to hide by exploiting the body's friendly fire avoidance. Btw. the molecular mimicry of the spike protein may cause autoimmunity as well. Time will tell if that only applies to S
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