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England, mainly with Ferguson, and now with this new "super" mutating virus is ending the last dime of credibility that scientists had with the civil society. After this pandemic, no one will ever listen to a scientist again. Mayb
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I would close schools forever, but that's my personal opinion.
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Genetic drift that fixates 14 new mutations, including deletions, in the most negative selected gene in this virus is an abomination, almost statistically impossible, very very close to 0. Even if the incubation and infection time inside th
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6y ago
well, many don't know what science is, what scientific method is, and actual scientists.
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6y ago
Damn Orange man and his failed policies.
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6y ago
How do you think she will get attention to her cause(s)?
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I am so ashamed of my comment, thanks for pointing that out. >Spreading incorrect information about biology is contributing to disinformation and fake news. Really, it is incredible how a one line comment changed the whole universe of fa
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Yes, solar is even older, with plants and other organisms on the forefront of energy production and development. It is kind of an untapped source of renewable energy.
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Nah, it's not optimism, it's intelligence, really. Yes, it's definitely a message from peoples of olden ages.
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> What COVID forecasters can learn from climate models That they don't work? I have been working with simulation and models for the past 25 years, and models are just that models. They provide a picture of what you want to see, not
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This is so brave. A modern version of a hero. I look into the future and see that these people will be considered trailblazers of their time. It's a life and death situation changing OSs, we should idolize them.
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Still waiting for that electoral reform ...
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Of course it's a workaround and it would be better if the content would be freely available. I don't know the business model of Medium, don't know if contributors are getting paid, but I only suggested a way to read the artic
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Usually if you save to Pocket it will open fine.
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October snow is falling in Hawaii
(twitter.com)
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So, if you go to some business and shit on the floor, maybe we can ban you from the business, the roads that reach said business, ban you from public transportation, ban you for owning a car, bicycle, motorcycle and maybe ban you from ownin
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Yes, China is an example to the world. If only my government bolted my doors shut, I'd be so happy.
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What about CO<subscript>2</subscript>?
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Full title is "A model-based evaluation of the efficacy of COVID-19 social distancing, testing and hospital triage policies" Code is at https://github.com/ckadelka/COVID19-network-model
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A model-based evaluation of the efficacy of Covid-19 social distancing
(journals.plos.org)
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Yes, specially Anarchists.
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I am not a mathematician, so don't quote me, but it seems 5% are happy to leave.
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Yes, Russia is probably the greatest and most dangerous nation on Earth.
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Yes, it's worth to remove words and terms even if it offends one person. We should start removing these from dictionaries and from our speech. One offended person is one too much.
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Which one is it then? Bad online learning or bad reopening plan? https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/08/17/the-woeful-ina...
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As a legal immigrant, born from parents that legally immigrated to another country, I see illegal immigrants (and I met some of them, scamming the government and society to live illegally) as a spit in the face of those that used legal ways
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So to be religious means that you are dumb in one area?
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Insects are animals too.
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When everything is free, nothing is. Some people have no understanding that infinite money doesn't mean infinite problems in the end. At some point in time, someone will pay the bill.
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You are in the right track. To actually make CRISPR/CAS-9 work for "reduce inbreeding" issues, we would need to understand how the whole animal genome operates and all possible connections between genes and define what are th
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