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by areoform 4y ago
The screenshot seems to be iSpot.tv, https://www.ispot.tv/ which seems to be somewhat accurate. You can sign up for a trial and look up the ad.
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by areoform 4y ago
I am unsure if you've read my comment carefully, but the expectation was a $54B deficit. What they got was a $72B surplus. > A single doctor at a single hospital developed this theory and then tested it. There is a foundation whic
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by areoform 4y ago
While I respect where you are coming from, the data doesn't match your perceptions. California's governance is exceptional despite the corruption. Here's some data, - One of the best ways to match models to reality is to se
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by areoform 4y ago
Yes, male doctors often don't listen to women. Speaking from both personal experience and the experience of almost every other woman I know. Medicine is a horribly antiquated and biased field. It's one of the few fields that need
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by areoform 4y ago
It's not the ardent pro-life people that I'm concerned about reaching, but most Americans who aren't that radical. The lack of scientists speaking out about abortion and bringing reason to the public discussion has led to a v
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by areoform 4y ago
Scientists have shirked their responsibility around abortion. The vacuum and silence around this topic helped push towards this day. The "viability" debate, or the re-branded "when does this ball of cells become a person&quot
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by areoform 4y ago
Which ones were the best, in your opinion?
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by areoform 4y ago
Good investigative journalism is usually quite the opposite. Some of my favorite pieces have times, dates, who, what, where etc and are firmly rooted in data. There’s also a new sub-field that explores topics through data and they’re usuall
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by areoform 4y ago
As an internet stranger, I would like to overstep my bounds and recommend some reflection on what drove you to this reaction. If you read the article, it's an extremely thoughtful point that makes sense if you know a bit of biology &am
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by areoform 4y ago
I am surprised that no one has mentioned Kerbal Space Program. Send little green women (and men) into space! You learn about physics, celestial bodies etc
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Is Jupiter a Failed Star?(twitter.com)
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by areoform 4y ago
We’re facing a catastrophe. I and others have described elsewhere that the path we’re on is much, much worse than even the most dire of predictions the IPCC makes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30947756 Teller et al
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by areoform 4y ago
It’s a sealed chamber underground. And the amount of fallout can be controlled. Some fusion designs are “cleaner” than others w.r.t. fallout. From the wiki, > A typical design called for a 4 m thick steel alloy blast-chamber, 30 m (100 f
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by areoform 4y ago
Just a quick reminder, we already have practical fusion with tens of thousands of years of runway available to us today. We choose not to do it because it sounds dangerous and it’s not politically expedient. For those unfamiliar, I am talki
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by areoform 4y ago
How can we help? Is there some way for us to contact you regarding this?
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by areoform 4y ago
Yes! https://calmtech.com/papers.html
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by areoform 4y ago
I bought a Homepod Mini on sale some time ago, and it's one of the worst experiences I've ever had. It continuously stutters. It stops working. I realize just how magical it is that it works at all. But the realization that it nee
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by areoform 4y ago
Although this topic is going to become a flame war, I would like to point out that the vast majority of people here are smarter in terms of raw IQ and skills than the people trying to "do their own research". For example, as a s
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Looking Out: Nazis on the Harbor(wbur.org)
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Liquid Crystal Thermometer(en.wikipedia.org)
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Project Rover – Nuclear Thermal Rocket Propulsion (1955)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ping-Pong Diplomacy(en.wikipedia.org)
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To Cull, or Not to Cull, Bat Is the Question(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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NASA's Deep Space Network Now [Live Dashboard](eyes.nasa.gov)
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by areoform 5y ago
Wasn't this exactly what the Project Mogul, the project thought to have sparked off the entire Roswell alien saga, was doing? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Mogul Is this the first time that the channel has
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Perfect Sushi(newyorker.com)
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How the “Suicide Squad” Turned into One of the World’s First Rocket Companies(smithsonianmag.com)
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Why Being Anti-Science Is Now Part of Many Rural Americans’ Identity(fivethirtyeight.com)
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List of Authors and Works on the Catholic Church's Index Librorum Prohibitorum(en.wikipedia.org)
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Why JFK's Casket Stayed Closed [video](youtube.com)
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