KumarAseem

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by KumarAseem 13y ago
So if I was taking Fake/No medication, then I should believe that my body developed the ability to fight and stop the disease without any the help of any external agent just because my brain was thinking that I am taking real medicatio
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
My problem was not that developed in a month or two but was there from a long time and it took couple of months after I started taking the medicine to get cured and I could see the effect on myself on a weekly basis (It wasn't that one
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
I am from India and I also am a regular user of homeopathy. In case it was all placebo and fools your brain in thinking that you are actually taking some real stuff in and not just sugar and water and you see the effect physically on your b
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
"Please note, the types of things homeopathy is prescribed for are self limiting. Your body will heal over time without intervention, so yes! You will feel an improvement! The remedy you took has nothing to do with it though." Not
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
I have no idea on how they do those clinical studies which say that there is no difference between a placebo and actual homeopathic medicines. And what I read of USA, I have doubts that these studies are really done by independent personnel
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
5) Do not delete any mail/written communication you or your peers had with them. Do not give the originals to anyone except the court no matter what reason they give.
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
Do this: 1) Approach a good lawyer to send a legal letter to the hotel putting in all the problems and demand a huge compensation. 2) File a case in the consumer court of Goa, if no proper response from the hotel. 3) If the lawyer finds no
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
And I have worked with 10 westerners who also can be easily replaced by 1 Indian who will do the work in a much better manner. Just because you might have had exposure to some idiots does not mean you label the whole bunch as incompetent.
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Indian physicist resolved Black Hole paradox much before Hawking.(businesstoday.intoday.in)
7 points by KumarAseem 13y ago|0 comments
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
Crazy! ;)
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
The places where I have worked (all in India), the offer/joining letter specifically mentions that "You will not disclose your salary to any inside or outside person. If you do so then you could be/will be asked to leave the
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
I totally disagree to, "that this type of looking and curiosity is part of how Indians generally are." Indians or for the matter of fact every human being is curious. But the stares described are not of curiosity but of lust, of w
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
Their actions might have been illegal but they for sure are good at breaking things and their skills should be used instead of throwing them in jail for 20 years. Counsel them and give them a change to reform themselves.
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by KumarAseem 13y ago
After reading a lot of other people comments on all the aspects of trusting open source or not I do believe now that even if something is open source does not mean it should be trusted by default. I am sure (could be wrong) that a lot of co
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NSA code in Android(worldtruth.tv)
4 points by KumarAseem 13y ago|11 comments
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by KumarAseem 14y ago
Java isn't what it used to be. The products written in Java are slow, bad looking and less secure. The days of Java are anyways numbered.
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by KumarAseem 14y ago
The same is about to happen in my country, India. Over here also corruption is rampant and the laws are lax. I have stopped shopping from Super markets unless the item is not available anywhere else. I guess that is the only solution the pu