annamargot

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by annamargot 8y ago
Timmy the Fox! King of all foxes ...and all bears. Great doc. Grizzly Man (2005): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWA7GtDmNFU
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by annamargot 8y ago
I can confirm that an unarmed homeless person was shot and killed by police in front of my apartment building about 10 years ago. He had autism and had run away from his family. He was sleeping under someone’s balcony, police came to remove
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by annamargot 8y ago
Yes. Parental influence would be tough to deny. Normally developing children use modeling (imitation) to instruct their behavior. This is why kids like to pretend to play kitchen or use a broom. They see you do it. Anecdotally, I have seen
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by annamargot 8y ago
Absolutely. Childhood trauma shapes adult behavior, can induce psychosis, and greatly affect health. [0] But even before we even get to overt trauma, simple resentment is pretty powerful in my opinion as well. Resentment can build in lots o
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by annamargot 8y ago
It’s getting better I guess. I’ll let you know in a couple years when I’m ready to ditch my iPhone 7. https://wccftech.com/the-iphone-xs-and-iphone-xs-max-both-ha...
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by annamargot 8y ago
Agreed. Wireless charging would be helpful.
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by annamargot 8y ago
I don’t understand. What does it mean that they sell order flow to high freq traders? How are they fucking me?
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by annamargot 8y ago
Apple is making Google get creative with ad tracking. Safari ITP 2 doesn’t allow 3rd party cookies. https://adexchanger.com/data-exchanges/ding-dong-third-party... https://amp.theguardian.com/technology
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by annamargot 8y ago
Thank you. Very interesting. Might be interesting to see if patients who’ve had a craniotomy (of some threshold of size) have greater neuro-related issues in their future. Do they have less capacity to inhibit inflammation, etc. I suppose t
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by annamargot 8y ago
Would they regenerate after the skull was put back in place? Are there other connections -such as the recently discovered lymphatic vessels - that are severed during craniotomies? https://www.theatlantic.com/health/arch
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by annamargot 8y ago
Are these vascular channels like tiny veins? Would such things be severed if someone were to have a craniotomy / brain surgery during which a piece of skull is temporarily removed for access?
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by annamargot 8y ago
> Less people with a strong sense of words / communication? Fewer. Sorry, too easy. :)
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by annamargot 8y ago
Autophagy is induced by coffee. Just learned that today! “Coffee triggers 2 phenomena that are also induced by nutrient depletion, namely a reduction of protein acetylation coupled to an increase in autophagy. We speculate that polyphenols
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by annamargot 8y ago
My mother did 23andme. It came back with: Northern European with some probability of Southern European as well. Well, duh.
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by annamargot 8y ago
More power to female homosexuality then.
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by annamargot 8y ago
Update from Manufacturer. I emailed them earlier. Here’s their response: “Thank you for contacting APEC Water Systems and I am happy to help! We aren't for sure if it does remove plastic fibers as the presence have not yet been studied
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by annamargot 8y ago
I bought a 5-stage RO (reverse osmosis) filter on Amazon. This review of my filter [1] says the RO stage filters down to .0001 microns. "Stage four is a high quality .0001 micron reverse osmosis membrane. This is where most of the haz
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by annamargot 8y ago
Facebook sees this as a cost center and will therefore do the minimum it can get away with to address this. They have shown no real concern for the negative effects they have on communities and society. Their leadership has displayed a lust
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by annamargot 8y ago
How will Tesla get around the shareholder limit? There is a limit to the number of shareholders a privately held company can have. It's apparently 2,000. http://blog.gust.com/limiting-the-number-of-shareholders-in-...
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by annamargot 8y ago
Very cool. Thank you
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by annamargot 8y ago
That’s interesting. Could you name a few examples?
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by annamargot 8y ago
I should have specified. I meant with regard to the mutations specifically.
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by annamargot 8y ago
Yeah, that’s what my teachers said too. “Millions of years. End of conversation. Put your hand down, son.” It always seemed a little dismissive of the potential of our now very complex organisms to use feedback if only purely random mutat
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by annamargot 8y ago
How does this affect the theory of evolution? In the 90s in high school, we were taught that random mutations create diversity among a species and then natural selection chose the winning mutations. Do they still teach that? Is behavior a
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by annamargot 8y ago
Seems like a trend with gym classes. Spin in particular. https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/5/31/17393394/sp...
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by annamargot 8y ago
...and ticks
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by annamargot 8y ago
This is the correct answer. Ask yourself why Facebook counts "post-view" conversions instead of only post-click like AdWords and most others. New client had been working off the assumption they were seeing ROAS of around 3 (not te
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by annamargot 8y ago
From the merchant side, at least in the industries we’ve worked with, advertising on Fb is close to worthless. With all that data and all those impressions, it ought to at least breakeven. No where close. It’s almost as if their business mo
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by annamargot 8y ago
Yeah but those ticks. Maybe a quick trip with a few gallons of permethrin. Live there? With kids?? Nope.
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by annamargot 8y ago
Would you mind providing some details on this approach? Multiple domains in marketing materials sounds like it would create confusion among customers. Are you specifically referring to companies with an international presence? Thanks

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