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by atomical 8y ago
GCC?
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by atomical 8y ago
Amazon has more of a vested interest in resolving a dispute with a customer than say Uber resolving a dispute with a rider. Even if the rider stops using the service Uber still has the business of the driver. Consumers, knowingly or not, ha
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by atomical 8y ago
Chargebacks can be settled by arbitration with the merchant in the case of a purchase. That's actually more in line with the dispute resolution pushed by sharing economy services that people are familiar with like Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, e
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by atomical 8y ago
I presented the problem clearly.
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by atomical 8y ago
Joe Rogan is one of the biggest propagators of pseudoscience. It's not a good sign when a guest appears on his show. Joe usually tries to rope them into talking about his two favorite health topics: cholesterol and testosterone.
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by atomical 8y ago
Several years ago I incorrectly replaced brakes on my car. Only one caliper failed and there was plenty of stopping power and warning that something was wrong. It was loud as hell! The mechanic at the garage told me that torquing nuts is tr
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by atomical 8y ago
What does that look like?
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by atomical 8y ago
The TRT clinic I went to was a clear scam. When he realized my T was too high he tried to sell me on growth hormone peptides for $300 a month and B12 injections. Lots of pseudoscience. Also, he was a chiropractor. Not surprising since chiro
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by atomical 8y ago
https://www.epi.org/blog/why-is-real-wage-growth-anemic-its-...
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by atomical 8y ago
Remove %60 from the end.
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by atomical 8y ago
Where have you seen that in the literature?
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by atomical 8y ago
Clomid works for some but not all. http://www.ergo-log.com/clomid-testosterone.html http://www.ergo-log.com/clomidendur.html
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by atomical 8y ago
Uber went from zero to killing off a pedestrian, despite having LIDAR tech. Downvoted by Uber devs no doubt.
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by atomical 8y ago
In that case shouldn't Facebook prevent users from sharing any links? If they have the power to use algorithms to show one article more than an other they have the power to influence what is considered truth.
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by atomical 8y ago
> Corporations aren't magic. I have a corporation, its HQ is my home and I pay ~$20 every year to stay registered, it's not like that corporation knows any better than I do. One of my hometown churches publishes a newsletter th
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by atomical 8y ago
> Why is the basic assumption that a corporation whose goal is to connect people should be responsible for what those connected people share with each other? Their goal isn't to connect people. That sounds like something Zuckerberg
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by atomical 8y ago
Could you give an example? For example, all news articles published by Reuters have an unfounded opinion in them?
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by atomical 8y ago
Isn't it pretty simple when a corporation is posting fake news? Shouldn't corporations know better and be held to higher standards than individuals?
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by atomical 8y ago
I agree with your sentiment, but there is a lot of off label prescribing and research on ketamine for depression. Much more so than any of the other substances. It's still in its infancy and doctors are still scamming patients with $60
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by atomical 8y ago
It's literally comment after comment of playing the victim.
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The Case of Verge Genomics(blogs.sciencemag.org)
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by atomical 8y ago
Those with high cholesterol have plaque in their arteries. That is not normal and I would consider that a state of disease.
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by atomical 8y ago
Hey, I saw your comment on ketamine but couldn't reply. Are you still taking it?
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by atomical 8y ago
How does this taste? Sweet? Sour? I'm a big fan of gochujang because it isn't so tangy.
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by atomical 8y ago
If someone has high cholesterol don't they already have the beginnings of disease? Are there people taking statins with zero plaque in their arteries?
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Are those not addressing states of disease?
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Battery dies every so often and guests complain. Also, Bluetooth. It's often unreliable.
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Medications are indicated for disease. Only pseudoscientists take drugs for health.
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by atomical 8y ago
How do publishers feel about this?
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by atomical 8y ago
I'm sure this isn't the only person affected by this "mistake."

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