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aswegs8
3y ago
kekd
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3y ago
My thoughts exactly. More than four hours of focused work seems rare or limited to some very focused individuals. They still seem to cling to the old idea that people have to work eight hours. They also seem to not be aware of the fact that
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3y ago
Any source on what they actually capture? Seems interesting to me.
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3y ago
I would even go so far and call the German Imageboard a "Krebsfeindliche Spendencommunity"
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3y ago
If you're interested in this type of study this is the name of the method: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendelian_randomization When I just read the article I glad to see the method I learned during my thesis has
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3y ago
I couldn't help to notice the parallels of weak and strong link problems to sexual evolution. Sexual dimorphism had the tendency to, at least in tournament species [1], evolve towards weak-link females which make up the risk-averse and
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4y ago
This somehow points towards an interesting question. Is it healthy or "good" to procrastinate? Since this is a problem almost everyone has during their life, it must serve some evolutionary purpose. What if it was disadvantageous
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aswegs8
5y ago
how is that off topic?
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aswegs8
5y ago
This is not about narrative. This is about facing our reality and making the best out of it. Seeking truth, not telling stories that suit ourselves in one or another situation.
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5y ago
That's also a point of criticism for me. But I don't think either way is the default way. It very much depends on your personality and your innermost values.
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5y ago
If you make a connection between genes and disease, it is often a complex/weak link. Most of the on/off genes have already been discovered, by now we have gotten down to the more complex ones based on interactions, etc. Having wor
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5y ago
As a male, I would be comfortable with using 'she' as a default. Just do it once and get the signalling over with.
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aswegs8
5y ago
Did two Masters, one in genomic medicine. Basically spent most of my adult life up to now in academia. Then moved into industry, from bioinformatics to business management and web dev. At every step I basically went more and more practical
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5y ago
Damn cryptojackers
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aswegs8
5y ago
Can you explain what you mean by that in the context of the article?
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5y ago
doesn't work for me
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5y ago
Great, finally some politics on here /s
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6y ago
I can second that. Our politics has become a clown show. Traditional German values are not really upheld anymore. I don't want to sound like an old-timer here (I am not by any standards), but honesty, precision and quality seem to slow
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6y ago
Can't agree more. BBC just tends to play the "self-critical Western" role a bit too much.