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by bh23ha 17y ago
That and total cluelessness about how disease works.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
I can't recall where I heard the expression: "Marriage turns of genius like a tap."
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by bh23ha 17y ago
But what next? Same as always, people who have good reason to prefer the states over their country of birth will try to come here. Some will succeed. Most of those will be run of the mill folks. Some will be great, some will be tragic.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Kind of a ponzi scheme, where here the scientists of the next generation are all imported. It's so much worse, except for a very few native Americans ALL others were imported, the scheme goes back hundreds of years!
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Yet, code on. Why? Because we love it. Eh, I can find other fun things to do. The sales guy makes a sale and takes a commission because you can't reuse the guy's sales effort. It's not like sales guy produces something after the sale that
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Ever better and better cancer treatment combined with ever better and better lab grown organs could make for an interesting (and expensive!) future.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
What about single celled life? In a division one call seems to get renewed while another seems to age, you say. What if this animal is doing something similar?
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by bh23ha 17y ago
more meat, far more poultry and far more cheese Because our taxes are paying to turn the world upside down and make meat, cheese and poultry cheaper then vegetables.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
The real point is that scientists (not just biologists) will be able to get more done period. We've been bringing computers and automation into science for a while now and it has made a big difference. Sometimes you need to collect A LOT of
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by bh23ha 17y ago
I think everyone will agree the core thesis that a "primitive" economy based on natural resources will not make Russia a great country in the future is true. The implication that it is fear that's keeping a more modern, complex and innovati
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by bh23ha 17y ago
I have to agree with the gp, a husky is not an average dog... unless doggy day care runs them about 50 to 100 miles a day.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
I think the terrorism threat is overblown. This is going to sound horrible but very few people are killed by terrorists compared to pretty much every other cause of death. And a lot of the discourse in countries like Pakistan is not pure te
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Just like our OUR politicians! Isn't that nice!
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Don't criticize, condemn or complain. Certainly don't condemn, that's just being a dick. Be careful about criticising, will that really and I mean really help? Complain? Trying to stay positive is good for your mental health. Never compla
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by bh23ha 17y ago
I'm not the only one, I hear this from a lot of immigrants both from the old world and Latin America. I can't really explain it.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
This poor person is suffering from culture shock. I'm an immigrant let me explain. Culture shock is not OMG they eat X here. Culture shock develops slowly from the stress of being away from home and living in a strange land. You are long ov
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by bh23ha 17y ago
How about you can sort answers by total vote count OR only by verified account votes?
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by bh23ha 17y ago
How is this surprising? It's like saying they found a link between pancreatic cancer and high levels blood sugar. (That's by the way old news, take it easy with the refined sugar.)
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Good to see I'm not the only person who makes that typo Ah fudge!
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Can you make a note to yourself to do it after tarsnap makes you filthy rich? And btw, tarnsap is awesome!
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by bh23ha 17y ago
As someone has has in the past worked in biotechnology software and is currently working on biothech instrumentation software - you are EXACTLY correct. The problem with #2 is that we could get a lot of things cheaper and faster to market w
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by bh23ha 17y ago
It's not that essays should be tweets, it's that I and a lot of other people here prefer a particular style of writing. Think of "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!", a fact heavy almost detail free style. But most people prefer a longer st
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by bh23ha 17y ago
I can't seem to find the original studies right now, but it is fairly well established that men and women are mostly the same except for then it comes to negative and positive extremes. Men are over-represented at both ends of the spectrum.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Extreme one dimensional specialization can be a flaw and one should consider branching out. But "blogging" and "tweeting" are not skills. Being a popular blogger is one thing, blogging in itself in not an accomplishment.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
Greater variance in the average reproductive success.
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by bh23ha 17y ago
And the difference is...?
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by bh23ha 17y ago
12. Scientists have discovered how to scan brain activity and convert what people are seeing or remembering into crude video images. Does anyone else think we'll have the ability to "download" ourself into computers quite a while before w
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by bh23ha 17y ago
I'm hoping it's real but we should keep in mind the source is physorg.com
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by bh23ha 17y ago
More the point, economics is just short of comprehensible to the vast majority of non-economists. Which is why the ability to know that you DON'T know shit, is so important. But few people have that kind of self awareness. A long time ago t
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by bh23ha 17y ago
I'm not sure what's new here. We've known for a very long time vitamin D is produced when the skin is exposed to UV light. We've known how important vitamin D is. Northern Europe dark and cold, yep we've known that too for a while. Innuit g

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