TheFreim

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by TheFreim 5y ago
> They are against abortion, but at the same time against sex ed or contraception. I assume you believe either contraception or abortion are moral (or both, I suppose)? I think that if you look at it from their point of view for a moment
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> A young priest could have a vasectomy before taking over his own church The article, at least at the beginning since I haven't finished reading it yet, is referring to Catholic priests. The Catholic Church teaches that contracepti
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Do you know how this current event compares in terms of percentage of population deaths? Would be hard because I think you'd have to control for health as well since it wouldn't be fair to compare current obesity rates with the pa
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I wonder if any data exists that would indicate how much money the Healthcare industry would lose if the obesity rate dropped by X percent. Would be an interesting thing to look at.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I think in windows preview builds for win 11 you can now easily run WSL graphical applications which might work, but I don't know how easy it is with WSL to access the host operating system files.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> not as seemless Extremely clunky on windows, frankly. Installed it the other day and it feels so slow I stopped using it.
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Isn't it clunky on a mobile terminal? I've opted for using orgzly for some basic list stuff but haven't gone any deeper because it's always been annoying.
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> It also doesn’t help that the two versions are separate purchases. Didn't bedrock edition come for free with windows 10? I have it but I am sure I never paid for it.
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I don't like this sort of argument against using the term "piracy". Words change meaning over time, what you're saying is like saying that we shouldn't call people "nice" because it used to mean something
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> polarization has gotten out of control > right-wing crazies Seems to be a bit hypocritical, no?
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I live in a smallish town/city and you can very easily become connected with a variety of home schooling networks that help kids socialize, parents learn from other parents, etc. I've never really encountered a stereotypical &quot
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I cannot read this article without an account, which is a much more abominable experience than I've had with any ebook.
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The "slipper slope fallacy" is usually actually just a non sequitur in disguise.
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I missed a massive amount of high school and am doing just fine. Most of the work was a complete waste of time which I could easily catch up on.
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> Ivermectin tablets are approved by the FDA to treat people with intestinal strongyloidiasis and onchocerciasis, two conditions caused by parasitic worms. In addition, some topical forms of ivermectin are approved to treat external para
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I've been running and doing minor plugin work on minecraft servers for years, getting close to a decade, and I've wanted this for so long. This would be a game changer for some modes I play.
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I wonder what the recidivism rates are of places like this.
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It has provisions to help limit the harms of slavery, this is not the same as actively promoting it. It's similar to the allowance of divorce (and polygamy) in the OT which Jesus says was simply allowed/tolerated due to the hardne
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I am also interested in this. I don't get it.
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Yeah, everyone I've talked to who is not taking it used it as a secondary argument as to why people who don't have other concerns should still be cautious.
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Yeah this happened to some political activist recently.
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All of these myths I learned in school make me think it was an even bigger waste of time than I originally though.
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Eating healthy isn't difficult in a country like the United States and eating healthy prevents many medical issues. It seems pretty black and white from my point of view (I do understand that some issues are generic, those aren't
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Does someone need to provide a source proving that mistakes happen outside the United States?
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Yeah, what specifically is causing the issues with handover? Lack of information transfer seems like the obvious issue which being very exhausted could be responsible for.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Thank you very much!
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I think hospitals should treat people who are there because of their own fault. Smokers with lung issues, overweight people with diabetes/heart issues, etc should all be treated. I don't see how this is any different. I understand
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I could get payed a decent bit more and have decent benefits elsewhere but how nice and flexible my boss is makes it worth staying. I don't see how that's a "scam", I like it here.
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> Healthcare staff have great animosity towards the unvaccinated patients. They aren't victims here, they did this to themselves. That seems strange to me considering there are TONS of diseases that are completely the victims fault.
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That's a really interesting point I'd never thought of before. Do you know of any discussions/articles on this topic? Would be interested to learn more, I always just assumed long doctor shifts was a combination of lack of wo

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