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by atomical 7y ago
Do you live in the country? How did you decide on your current home?
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by atomical 7y ago
Do you have trouble sleeping?
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by atomical 7y ago
> “The paradox of the Azores is that you are always wanting to leave when you’re here, and always wanting return when you’re not,” Tiago Melo Bento, a local film-maker, told me. I felt that while spending time in the Azores but I can fee
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by atomical 7y ago
Bungalow's leasing agent told me the house had air conditioning. There was a thermostat when I toured. Upon moving in I found out the house doesn't actually have air conditioning. Closing the windows won't be an option in the
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by atomical 7y ago
Noise is the obvious answer if the respondents are in a city with a low AQI number. It can be hard to breathe in large cities in India and China.
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by atomical 7y ago
I didn't realize it when signing but the apartment I'm staying in through Bungalow is under a flight path. There is a curfew for flights at night but that only covers departures. Airplanes can still land at any hour. It's a s
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by atomical 7y ago
Idiots downvoted me.
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by atomical 7y ago
Hi, Could you please delete all my comments from the site?
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by atomical 7y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2017/05/15/politics/donald-trump-exercis... > Trump believed the human body was like a battery, with a finite amount of energy, which exercise only depleted. So he didn't work
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by atomical 7y ago
Is exercising harming them? Why apply such a high standard to something is healthy especially when western populations are sedentary? I think there should be a measured approach.
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by atomical 7y ago
uBiome was mostly selling pseudoscience to engineers (who should know better) and the essential oils crowd. Once you have the data you have to do something meaningful with it. For most uBiome users that means heading to YouTube to figure ou
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by atomical 7y ago
Why?
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UBiome raided by the FBI, had been double billing insurers(cnbc.com)
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by atomical 7y ago
Yeah, it's only what 99% of doctors in the US would recommend but I'm the extremist...
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by atomical 7y ago
The AQI for Shanghai is double that of NYC currently. I've found I'm pretty sensitive to air quality.
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by atomical 7y ago
Fraud is a risk with other financial technologies too.
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by atomical 7y ago
It's safe to say Satoshi is dead. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hal_Finney_(computer_scientist...
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by atomical 7y ago
A lot of the comments below covered the main arguments. Also, can you imagine riding in a self-driving car moving at 80 miles per hour through the mountains in Montana? The thought of leaving that up to Musk and his team is terrifying. Musk
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by atomical 7y ago
Driverless cars will take at least another 20 years.
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by atomical 7y ago
The people that die have an obsessive behavior (like anorexia or body image issues) that cause them to ignore the side effects. If you were taking a drug and it made you feel horrible would you take more? Most likely you would stop or at le
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by atomical 7y ago
What are you disagreeing with? Do you believe people should have hsCRP tested? A cursory search reveals it's associated with heart disease. But for most people heart disease can be diagnosed with other blood work. There was a blog post
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by atomical 7y ago
Metformin is great if you like shitting your pants constantly. The life extension crowd is going to give us a lot of laughs.
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by atomical 7y ago
Are you saying someone on keto can eat 4,000 calories of butter and not gain weight?
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by atomical 7y ago
There needs to be major reform in the advertising industry. I'm sure some people will be hurt by the change but that is the cost of progress.
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by atomical 7y ago
This sounds like pseudoscience. Our lives are becoming dominated by fads and gurus just like our forebears.
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by atomical 7y ago
Brave doesn't block those ads.
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by atomical 7y ago
A lot of that income is from tracking users, storing that data, and then selling it. I don't feel one ounce of sympathy for them.
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by atomical 7y ago
If everyone uses either of your suggested options the publishers go broke and there is no content to view. Brave has a plan for that. So yes, they are farther along than any idea you have presented.
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by atomical 7y ago
Quite a few people on here advocating fraud and talking about their friends committing fraud in their youth. Don't the software developers here make enough money?
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by atomical 7y ago
You could say the same about Apple and Steve Jobs. Please post legitimate criticisms for Brave/BAT. Your comment reads like a hit piece.

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