Not_a_pizza

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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
There really are too many "I know you better than you do" doctors out there. There should be a consumer panel that rates doctors according to their efforts towards a successful treatment.
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Randomness could easily be more fraudulent than voting, because who could possibly prove that it failed?
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Is there some real figure which would give truth to the amount other insects would pollinate, if not honey bees? It seems like we have way too many insects in the world for the honey bee to be the only reliable pollinator. Besides, aren&#
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
I don't think the final question is how much do we need to avoid. We are protecting ourselves and the things we want to keep alive in the future. We have to then ask, "Will this permanently destroy us or our living space?". A
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
It's not a conspiracy - removing privacy looks nice on the surface, until you realize that every conversation you have at work is now in public corp space. Any jokes you might have told, any friendship type things are now scrutinized a
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Those match my extremely anecdotal observations in this arena.
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
It's a shady industry to be sure, but not hearing of something doesn't mean it doesn't exist or isn't functional in some context.
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Endangering health happens on both sides. Big pharma pushes pain meds. They also push vaccines. The difference being vaccines don't normally harm people, but when they do, it's impossible to get compensation. Pain meds can cause a
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Saying that people are wrong without talking to them is a great way to destroy societies. There objectively are things they are wrong about and things they are right about, just like you.
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
None of your rebuke is actually accurate. The CDC acknowledges that batches of bad vaccines do occur. How can a vaccine be bad except that (1) it doesn't work or (2) it actually hurts the patient? Also, people from the CDC do leave to
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/concerns/recalls.html https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/23/asia/faulty-vaccine-china-int... https://www.nytimes.com/2014/09&#x2
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
I get that anti-vaxers are considered dangerous. Equally dangerous is the revolving door between the CDC and vaccination companies which prevent correct levels of scrutinization when batches of vaccinations or specific vaccines are deemed u
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
I totally think banishment should be an option for your first order semi-serious offenses. If you disagree with the laws of a place enough to get into that level of trouble, they should give you at the very least the "consent to be gov
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Too easy. Someone do search engines, but actually prop them up upon creation.
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Tree fitty.
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
"The first golden rule in these programs is never go after nor accept any student that is not qualified for the program." At this point, you should define "qualified". When affirmative action programs start accepting sco
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
I'm expecting Boeing to do everything in their power to spin news from "they were at fault" to "poor little US company is being attacked by incompetent gang of pilots".
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
I think the general assumption that you have is that all voters have equal access to financial gain, free time, and other things that in any society known are heavily deviated towards the rich. Add to that the fact that the most heavily mon
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Forgive me, but I dislike all this pandering. Obviously Chrome is good at what it does, but it still not the privacy-oriented browser of choice. A browser fueled by huge amounts of corporate money is generally going to look and act better,
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
Ballot stuffing is a thing, and ballot disposal is a thing. Elections are one of the few games in town where the people that control things get to count up the vote and tell you who should control things in the future. If government was rea
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
People have tried spoofing with dogs, but dogs aren't even that close genetically compared to other animals. Makes one wonder if they'd be able to detect a chimpanzee. https://www.thedodo.com/animals-you-had-no-ide
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
So there are email addresses, that if properly used, will keep my email from being read within the confines of Russia? You might label that a bug, but I'll call that a feature.
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by Not_a_pizza 8y ago
But then maybe she's onto something. Some Genetic Tests Apparently Can’t Tell If You’re Dog Or Human https://futurism.com/home-genetics-test-dog-human How DNA Testing Botched My Family's Heritage, and Probably You