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by boldlybold 6y ago
It's not for everyone, but only if you want to learn and take matters into your own hands as opposed to simple buy and hold investing. People may recommend not opening a bar for passive income, but it looks like at least someone in her
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by boldlybold 6y ago
I disagree. Not with the facts stated, but your interpretation of them. With defined risk positions, the risks are easy to understand. Of course you can't compete with the institutions, but should that be a reason not to invest at all?
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by boldlybold 6y ago
If you enjoy investing and can spend some time learning about trading options, it can provide a nice income stream in a taxable account. Somewhere around 0.5-1.0% income a month is possible and reasonable without taking on extreme risk. Inc
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by boldlybold 6y ago
Is there a reason why overlapping blocks are not extended into a single block? With a few clicks and drags you can create a mess of a schedule.
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by boldlybold 7y ago
If you enjoy a paper you read, email the first or corresponding author and say so! It would make my day if this happened to me, a PhD student. Giving back doesn't have to be monetary. A note like that could give someone the encourageme
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by boldlybold 7y ago
That's really not outside the realm of possibility for something to change the microbiome. That's a quarter pound of bread, two servings and about 280 kcal on the loaf I have in front of me. That's a reasonable amount for som
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by boldlybold 7y ago
The argument is that antibiotics are not going to be a attractive target for any pharma, big or small. If you develop a new antibiotic that kills resistant bacteria effectively, it's going to be an antibiotic of last resort, heavily re
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by boldlybold 7y ago
Using phages to treat infections (phage therapy) has traditionally been suppressed in the West, but is making a comeback with a few high-profile case studies in recent years. Tom Patterson had an atb resistant Acinetobacter baumannii infect
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by boldlybold 7y ago
Point (2) is no longer true as of 2017 (in the US, 2006 in the EU) [1]. I'm happy to see the FDA getting on top of this regulation. Now let's end careless spraying of antibiotics on crops. [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.o
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by boldlybold 9y ago
Thanks for that link. I'm just starting to explore the biking roads around here and the history is interesting.
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by boldlybold 9y ago
Read some of the research on psychedelic medicine, and come back to your post. People's lives have been changed by this, long term. Adults with autism, PTSD, substance abuse, end-of-life cancer patients with terrible anxiety. It doesn&