Rasco

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by Rasco 9y ago
Your point, although interesting, does not invalidate the quote. Let A be « you would sleep past the alarm clock without it » and B « you are sleep-deprived » They say A → B. You say false since I got B and not(A). A → B does not imply B →
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by Rasco 9y ago
Previous discussion : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14131086
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by Rasco 10y ago
Thank you for your reply, I am going to look into the figures of blood exchanges between countries.
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by Rasco 10y ago
What about the window between an infection by the HIV and the production of antibodies ? Parent's argument doesn't seem to be irrelevant, otherwise, if the screenings were totally reliable why would we bother asking for risky beha
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by Rasco 10y ago
> Also, Germany does not export its nuclear waste, dear France. I guess this is incorrect : Gorleben Nuclear Waste Repository. The waste comes from Germany's nuclear power plants, was reprocessed in France at La Hague, and the unusa
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by Rasco 10y ago
In the paper they list two studies. Stellman et al. 1988 : http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/00917435869... Fowler et al. 2008 : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1853554
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by Rasco 10y ago
"The benefits to French GDP are not mainly from the tickets, but from the tourism-related revenue (hotel stays, restaurants, flights, &c)." yes, you can infer that from the last sentence in my previous comment, but still, they
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by Rasco 10y ago
"The French tourist officials make sure to monetize the Louvre for all they can." The access to the Louvre (permanent collection) is free for : everyone under 18 years old whatever the nationality, every resident of the European E
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by Rasco 10y ago
Although I agree with you on the matter of burkini I think the "let people dress however they want" argument is a common fallacy amongst people who defend the burkini that disturbs me. In France (and other countries) we have alrea