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by _acme 9y ago
Similarly, Captain Sullenberger said that in respect of US Airways Flight 1549, computer-imposed limits prevented him from achieving the optimum landing flare for the ditching, which would have softened the impact.
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by _acme 9y ago
Do you mean to suggest that OxyContin (extended-release oxycodone) is less of a problem, or less addicting, than Percocet (instant release oxycodone + APAP)?
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by _acme 9y ago
Yes, lofentanil is slightly stronger.
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by _acme 9y ago
What is it that you mean by a 'non-addictive' opioid? They're all roughly equivalent in their addictive potential. Even those that are used to treat addiction, such as buprenorphine, cause physical and mental dependence.
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by _acme 9y ago
Lamictal carries the potential for severe side effects, much more so than SSRIs/SNRIs. Lamotrigine prescribing information has a black box warning about life-threatening skin reactions, including Stevens–Johnson syndrome, DRESS syndrom
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by _acme 9y ago
Do you have a way of knowing whether the Lexapro was more effective than a placebo would have been?
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by _acme 9y ago
Do you have any evidence for the efficacy of antidepressants that others, including their manufacturers, do not? In fact, SSRIs/SNRIs are not particularly effective -- at least no more effective than placebo.
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by _acme 9y ago
Isn't the primary idea of an unincorporated town that it doesn't 'exist' for purposes such as mail?
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by _acme 9y ago
There is, but that's a waste of my time, when we could all just use normal words.
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by _acme 9y ago
Word itself provides a compare function that works very well, and there are alternative tools that also provide versioning functionality that can be combined with various document management tools, essentially providing GitHub for Word file
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by _acme 9y ago
Word itself will diff Word documents beautifully, and there are alternative solutions as well (Workshare/DeltaView, Change-Pro, etc.) that are even more powerful.
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by _acme 9y ago
I think your personal experience is called an anecdote, not data.
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by _acme 9y ago
What is a frugivore?
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by _acme 9y ago
Do you have a source for this insane claim?
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by _acme 9y ago
Eating an orange involves a great deal of time and effort, and results in a lot of mess and stickiness.
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by _acme 9y ago
And I generally think most vegetables taste terrible. What's the point of going on about personal preferences here?
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by _acme 9y ago
When was the last time gold was used in dentistry?
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by _acme 9y ago
None of this is accurate. Airlines reps have the same information as you get on the website, and airlines usually charge an extra fee for booking via phone.
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by _acme 10y ago
What is it that sucks about Terminal.app that iTerm2 fixes?
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by _acme 10y ago
Out of genuine curiosity, what are the ways it is superior?
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by _acme 10y ago
Do you have any support for these accusations? These are bold claims.
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by _acme 10y ago
Yale's law school doesn't have grades (neither does Harvard, anymore). How is that emphasizing competitiveness?
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by _acme 10y ago
"it's worth" not "its worth": it's means "it is". At least try to get the title of an article correct.
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by _acme 10y ago
Oxycodone is still professionally manufactured in predictable dose pills.
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by _acme 10y ago
What is hard to hedge? If you have a large investment in corporations in the pot industry (although I would dispute your claim that there is a lot of institutional money in pot now), you could easily hedge against the fall of these corporat
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by _acme 10y ago
Is there any real, peer-reviewed evidence that marijuana has any positive medical effects -- i.e., that it can be used "medically" to treat any disease?
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by _acme 10y ago
Do you have support for the claim that US-developed drugs are generally available sooner in non-US markets? My understanding was that these drugs are generally available first in the US market, but that the developers may use FDA approval t
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by _acme 10y ago
D.C. citizens may have more electoral college votes per capita than California, but D.C. residents have no representation in the U.S. Senate.
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by _acme 10y ago
No, America was rural before rail and the highway systems, as was the rest of the world. America has gotten progressively less rural since its founding as fewer people have had to be directly engaged in farming.
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by _acme 10y ago
Dartmouth is in New Hampshire, and neighboring VT has Middlebury, ME has Bowdoin, Bates and Colby and MA has Williams, all in rural environments.

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