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9y ago
Wow, that really sucks.
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Maybe not! Some people think the universe is shaped like a torus, and that everything in the universe, all of the energy flow, all of the minute systems, also reflect this. If that were the case as well, it may make sense to say that the u
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9y ago
Right, but I'm assuming you live in a decent community with decent support. You live in a decent house with a decent job. This is also the reason you are likely not to commit a significant crime-- there is no need. There is no power to
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9y ago
> learning gives us a different understanding of ourselves and the world around us, and it provides us tools to become more empathetic This is the key. I really don't believe punishment works. I'm on mobile at the moment so it
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9y ago
Just wanted to let you know that you might have athlete's foot.
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9y ago
They do mention it in the article >But while they were scanning the diamonds with high intensity X-rays, they saw something else: The first conclusive evidence of ice-VII on the planet. But probably they used other methods to confirm.
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9y ago
If you broke open the diamond, the sample would be destroyed. They used a technique called x-ray crystallography. You shoot a beam of x-rays at the sample, and the beam deffracts due to the crystal's atomic structure. In analyzing the
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9y ago
I don't think the education is wasted-- not if you view education as more than a means to employment. However, I agree that most women will take the opportunity to leave the working world when it becomes viable to do so.
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9y ago
He/she is saying that this is the case for most women. Most women like to lead more balanced lives, and a part of that is getting an education, then working for some time, traveling, then taking care of the kids and yet more traveling.
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9y ago
I've always believed rocks are alive, if that counts.
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9y ago
I agree with you, I don't know why you've been down voted. A will to live is actually one of the most important factors in surviving any injury or even any psychological upset. It's a really strange phenomenon if you think ab
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9y ago
Oh, yeah, that stuff is abhorrent.
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9y ago
There is a huge difference to me in taste between the iron oxide salts, the "lava" (charcoal) salts and regular sea salt. I've always had a really sensitive pallet though. However, to my understanding, you wouldn't add t
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9y ago
> White nationalists are wrong White nationalists present some interesting problems, problems that are real and valid. Their lens is wrong (this problem exists, therefore I will interpret the problem in a way that I am superior and other
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9y ago
Okay, thanks.
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9y ago
Because it's an interesting anomaly, considering the apparent corruption. Why is everyone so quick to offense when someone mentions the CIA outside of tech?
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9y ago
That must have been hard, it's good she's on regular antibiotics now. Mine seem to be occurring once a year, almost to the day. I had issues with bedwetting as a child and into my late teens. I went to sleep specialists, urologist
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9y ago
I think the best thing is to do another urine test. I'm also wary about antibiotics, but it doesn't hurt to keep the patient around for another hour or two to get a fresh sample and test it. But, the doctor assured me it was just
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9y ago
They do have yoga pants for men at Lululemon. While abhorrently expensive ($100+) they look fantastic on a male body. Most of their men's pants have a looser fit as well as a boot cut. Lululemon is actually a clothing company that know
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9y ago
I identify with this so much. I grew up a single child to a single mom. She did her best but there was never any "saving". She didn't have a savings account, she had nothing. So now that I'm older my first priority is sa
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9y ago
This is another reason why I advocate yoga pants for men!! :)
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9y ago
The cranberry juice thing is inconclusive, but I still drink a lot of it as well! >Quite the contrary: doctors should know that that can happen. Okay, thanks for clarifying. This is how I felt. It was silly to me that I could have all th
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9y ago
Do you know why she had a clean urine sample? Mistakes happen, but my experience as a whole in the hospital that night lends emphasis to the mistake. It is not just that the infection was missed accidentally, it was that the management of m
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I was at the hospital with a kidney infection last month. I get these regularly. I knew it was a kidney infection. I described my symptoms and the intake nurse agreed it sounded like a kidney infection. I told them my heart rate was faster
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>In countries where university are cheaper nobody bats an eye at someone going through the cycles just for the sake of it, purely to learn interesting things. Tuition is pretty cheap in Canada-- definitely as compared to the States. I&#x
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"... they handed him the Rubbermaid bins and Abigail. But Bachman was enraged when they declined to give back Zachary — they had sent him to live with a woman in the suburbs, and the judge had permitted her to keep him. " God, tha
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Hi. Female in STEM here. >The fact is it’s harming people as a whole and talented women aren’t being treated fairly. What do you mean by this? Talented women aren't being treated fairly? Every girl has the option to choose a STEM fi
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9y ago
I said nothing about narcissistic men. All I'm saying is that men and women work well together. I don't know why you made this comment in such a hateful spirit.
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Yeah, well, hold on to your hats because this is about to become messy. And, I don't know why we continue to advocate for obscurity. It doesn't work, guys! But I agree that AI should become more like an engineering discipline, whi
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9y ago
It is willful ignorance in a way, in these cases. But that's just because there's no impetus to learn. Everything works fine, looking into it is just a hassle. I see analogies to politics, science, etc. We need to create a culture
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