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NikolaeVarius
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Genes must have something to do with it. Take the case of Srinivasa Ramanujan No formal training in math. Made insane contributions to mathematics including solving "unsolvable" problems. > A child prodigy by age 11, he had exh
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Wait, so theres been a prevailing thing about "censorship" and "platforms are allowed to dictate what content they host" are we now moving onto "private citizens are not allowed to dictate where their content is ser
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No they weren't.
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Its always entertaining to see users claiming bad faith when they are engaging in bad faith themselves. Please list the good reasons that are relevant for a fully publically accessible page of information that contains nothing that asks for
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Anti nuclear sentiment has made it very difficult to build/research ways of processing currently "spent"fuel
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Unlike Egyptian Gods, which I'm pretty sure have never had any supernatural effects on grave robbers/archeologists who have studied tombs, I'm pretty sure at some point, radiation poisoning will become somewhat obvious. In th
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The exact same reason why planets don't immediately fall into the sun
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RAW VAERS data is a POS source of data. Plenty of Anti-Vaxxers submit false data to it and even non Anti-Vaxxers submit symptoms that correspond to anything within a month of taking the shot.
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Hopefully good data is recorded from this event
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I was unaware that the ISS was a spacecraft. I was under the impression it was a space station. Im also unaware that the ISS is able to reach L2 or really any orbit other than LEO roughly 400km in altitude.
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> Artificially acquired passive immunity is a short-term immunization induced by the transfer of antibodies, What in this term indicates non-natural immunity. Its literally using natural antibodies that are isolated to give a short term
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Notice that "non-natural" is not used anywhere in the article and the mRNA vaccine contains 0 killed/weakened form of the disease
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By what mechanism do you think vaccines work. Magic?
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As opposed to artificial immunity?
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You are insanely overestimating your fitness when 100 bpm is considered high when its in the range of an average resting heart rate
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> Pearce was quick to walk back the allegations by expressing her reluctance to discuss any specific films or games "because I’m so worried about getting sued by Tencent, but this is what I’ve heard — rumors. I’m not sure if any of
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The Space Shuttle was refurbishable. Its barely a valid comparison
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No? This is a completely meaningless comparison
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Its nice to be able to design things around Sci-Fi. However, still in 2022, there is no spacecraft that allows EVAs anywhere.
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Walking barely counts as being active. It takes almost no effort and 99.999% of the time does not increase heart rate which is the important part of exercise. If walking is considered being active, we have vastly lowered the bar. I know lit
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> I would like to access the data provided in real-time. Telemetry is unencrypted. You have access to the data in real time. Have fun getting useful data out of it. > Where can one get the raw images? Online ,its all public. You migh
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I have yet to find a Linux app as amazing as mp3tag
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Definitively. As someone who runs, I've been amazed at how many people think a MILE is a long distance to run or that people have very little conception of how much time it takes for an average human to simply walk a mile.
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Foobar is one of the greatest pieces of software ever and Linux music software only dreams it can be as good as Foobar.
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And yet it allowed capabilities that we have lost in 2022.
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So much brain power only to be used to de-blur japanese p0rn
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What happened to just muting everyone if you dont like it Stop taking features away from the rest of us
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Uh where is all this hypothetical water going in this drain.
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How dare a system have "checks notes" have too much documentation describing how it works.
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I dont think I've met a single person who has used IBM cloud that has anything at all not despicable to say about IBM cloud.
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