RandomInteger4

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   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   Then maybe double it and eat 2 slices; problem solved.
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   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   Did you even bother to read the article? You say that you think the term is ambiguous and this article is here exactly for the purpose of elucidating the idea of Fascism as it appears in it's obvious and not so obvious forms. You say p
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   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   I feel like "goto" gets an unfair bad reputation. It really can be useful at times.
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   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   I think you misspelled "horrifying". I can only imagine that producing something akin to the human centipede ... "Infinite Girls, One Cup" ...
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   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   Khan Academy is a great place to start. I second that recommendation. Although I was pretty confident in my maths up through basic calculus, I began fresh earlier this year starting from pre-algebra on their videos and problem sets. I took
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   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   I believe the term for this is called "Title Inflation".
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   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   Interesting how different doses affect different people differently. Melatonin works great for me as well. I take 5mg. Not sure if my dreams are any more vivid than without it, as I've been taking it every night for years. I think I&#x
8. 608.▲
   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   30mg in a single dose is fairly high. It's not so bad if you split that into two doses over the course of a day, but still kind of high for the average person.
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   by RandomInteger4 10y ago

   That's pretty interesting, though like the other replies, I don't think I would call 30mg (in a single dose) moderate, but that's neither here nor there with your situation. Like you said, drugs like this affect people differ
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    by RandomInteger4 10y ago

    Perhaps, and I wouldn't know from first hand experience trying it myself, but I imagine it is almost guaranteed to be safer than smoking. For reference on that matter, my mother passed away a while back from lung cancer induced by smok
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    by RandomInteger4 10y ago

    I think the point was revealed in the first line. "A record of nootropics I have tried, ..." I don't think it's supposed to be looked at as a one shot article or blog post, but rather a collection of notes / anecdot
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    by RandomInteger4 10y ago

    If you take a consistent low dose of Adderall at least, there should be nothing wrong with taking it every day and might actually be preferable that way, otherwise you're in for a rollercoaster effect. The longer you're on though,
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    by RandomInteger4 10y ago

    I don't know if I'd call President Obama a health nut; maybe Michelle, but not sure about Barack, unless he quit smoking and switched permanently to the gum.
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    by RandomInteger4 10y ago

    My experience with apps is that they're active when you're not using them, they slow everything down, and they drain battery; not to mention how many of them want to violate your personal information just short of knowing the size
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    by RandomInteger4 10y ago

    New Motto: Don't Repeat Yourself, Unless You Need To Repeat Yourself, In Which Case Repeat Yourself, But Be Careful How You Repeat Yourself ... DRYUYNTRYIWCRYBBCHYRY
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    by RandomInteger4 10y ago

    You develop new ideas by connecting old facts. The better you're able to recall old facts, the better you're able to connect them to synthesize new ideas.