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alan-hn
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I had a mail server on a linode for around a year, I tried everything I could to get google to accept my emails and it never did. I only used it as a personal email never did bulk sending. I had to switch to a hosted provider with a custom
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I didn't say anything about the scientific method though, I'm simply making a distinction about two groups of people who both seem to claim to generate understanding of our reality. One group can and does test hypotheses, the othe
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Someone who does not test hypotheses
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The distinction is that one of them actually tests hypotheses
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There's also piped.video
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Sure you can argue about the specificity of the question but do you have any examples of pure philosophers?
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The metabolite of ethyl alcohol, acetaldehyde, is a well documented and potent carcinogen
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History such as how we needed Israel as opposition to other countries that would potentially align with the USSR? The USSR that no longer exists? Here's a video based on US government documentation about the liberty and some of the his
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I didn't realize that western values included apartheid regimes oppressing people. The examples show that this has been going on for a lot longer than Hamas has existed and that Israel is always the aggressor Are you fine with Israel k
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Links to all of the sources, mostly US government docs, about the Liberty https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1D9Zaet2ypKD7H6gyxYtU... One source of many about targeting journalists for over two decad
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And what makes you think the IDF is so discerning in their targets? They attacked the USS Liberty with the intention of killing everyone aboard knowing it was a US vessel and they've been continuously killing tens of thousands of women
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It shows that it doesn't matter where the hostages are because they'll just shoot at everyone anyways
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That doesn't make sense. Force is not accumulated by people standing on the ground, so your later analogy does not work at all The ground opposes the force produced by gravity, there is no accumulation of anything. Gravity accelerates
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Are you genuinely attempting to refute evidence presented in a study with personal anecdote? One of those things has far greater generalizability and statistical significance than the other. I'll leave it to you to guess which is which
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You mean like this? https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/15/middleeast/idf-accidentally-k...
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The lazy stoner stereotype is a false myth https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/19485506241245744
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Impulse is constant, its the force that is transferred to your body. This is constant whether or not a belt is worn. A belt simply takes that force and redistributes it into the seat frame, if the belt is not worn the force is not redistrib
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Overdose is less likely to happen with an unadulterated product because the dosage can actually be measured. You can't measure a dose with a product of unknown concentration. The dose response curves and ED50s are known for all of thes
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What we need is to understand more about how the brain actually works and we do that with animal models not jamming half assed devices into the heads of humans
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No the ones with less scruples are cutting the drug supply with harmful stuff including but not limited to xylazine and fentanyl/nitazene analogs
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Those freedoms are freedoms from the government not your civilian peers. The laws enshrining freedoms do so to prevent government overreach, which is part of the reason we have corporations running the show
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After hearing that he advocates for nicotine use to prevent Alzheimer's I'm pretty skeptical of him. He seems to entirely ignore the risks associated with nicotine drive vasoconstriction all for a possible minor benefit. I suppose
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Yea that's kinda wild "We searched for these terms and suddenly we had posts that related to them!"
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Getting a PhD in itself is difficult and laborious, so is conducting research. People doing research as experts in their field and teaching the next generation should make FAR more than 54k
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What does you mean by "less productive having to operate in a smaller area"?
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I think saying "this organization built this craft that went to space" is a bit different than "buy shit from this other company"
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I didn't realize that trains and busses couldn't run through "rural" america?
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The harm comes from mass adoption. If they were restricted to emergency services and garbage collection the situation would be very different
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TFA is about the blood brain barrier
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I think its a good thing that poor health choices are prohibitively expensive
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