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by cup 10y ago
I think thats the point a lot of people miss. Yes, standards are far more stringent today and we take better care of individuals during clinical trials. That doesn't change the fact though the bulk of responsibility for birth control f
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If I could offer some advice, there are a few minor grammatical errors in your bio. Maybe have someone cast their eyes over it to show you some things you could change.
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Supplementary comment: Also ironic that this article is posted today, on the historic day when the balfour declaration was executed and probably put in motion one of the greatest catastrophes in modern time. No single colonial imposition ca
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This assumes that these groups believe their actions will lead to a direct outcome. What if these groups are acting in order to force their adversary to change via dealing with less violent but equally reactionary forces. For instance would
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No real surprise there. Most things are harder when you're black. Getting a job, getting an airbnb, getting a fair trial, getting an education, getting a lease on a house, getting a homeloan etc etc. The only thing thats really easier
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by cup 10y ago
The thing that annoys me most about science communication and science in general is when people abuse it to make lazy claims. Here is the methodology: "Two hundred fifty eight Finnish participants (63.6% women) took part in the online
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The Bezel-Less Smartphone: Xiaomi Mi Mix(youtube.com)
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Ah the luxury of having enough money to live a spartan life safely, knowing if you ever need anything you can just buy it. Not so useful for people who can't afford to keep buying socks , eat out every single night or live a travellin
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by cup 10y ago
The general HN users idea of race, discrimination or anything outside the realms of general whiteness is pretty dire.
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Would you hide a Jew from the nazis?(nytimes.com)
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Nobody mentioned it presumably because it's a racist view.
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Actually there is some evidence that running is good for your knees. Either way I think the health benefits of running clearly outweight any damage they do to your knees.
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Why do you think a religious based society, an Islamic society for instance, would be any less transparent about public information?
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>I overhear one particularly worrying account from a fighter talking about receiving a head blow from a pole axe: “My right vision completely went; there were sparkly lights and stuff. I spent a week in a brain-fog haze, walking around l
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by cup 10y ago
Unless its a desert area. Like most of Australia, Central Asia, North Africa etc.
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I've always thought that PhD students should band together and refuse to run experiments for one week. The shock that might have on the current academic system, when administrators, managers, supervisors and project leaders start to re
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by cup 10y ago
Is it silent? The statistics and data aggregation seem pretty robust. Most governments publish data reinforcing that suicide is a huge risk factor for men. I don't think It's a silent epidemic as much as It's just not an impo
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by cup 10y ago
The notion that a 130h work week is admirable, desirable, sustainable or useful is ridiculous and should be criticised every time it's raised. Unless you're working for yourself or working in a job where your contract compensates
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by cup 10y ago
>And then in May, she got laid off from her job. So she moved onto her boyfriend's sailboat. We need to have a moratorium on these stories about these fake feel good financial stories.
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>(Can you imagine how the world would work if this was the norm?) Probably fine as long as there are no emergencies.
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What do you have under your belt so far?
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>And don't even get me started on the violent crimes around pubs and clubs, the number of times you see broken glass and missing windows on cars parked in the streets, or the entire suburbs conquered by the illicit drug trade. This
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Can you tell us about your family, your parents involvement in your education and tertiary study decisions, rough socioeconomic condition etc. Just curious.
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Do you think It's fair to push idealism over realism on (presumably) young people, where wasting time looking for a 'dream' job might distract from living a happy life with an ordinary/respectable job? I like the intenti
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by cup 10y ago
I think we really need to have a conversation on what "right career" actually means. Case in point. I'm a scientist, working on drug delivery technology. I absolutely love research as a career. What I hate though is the poor
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by cup 10y ago
I like the UAE. As long as you don't break their laws the experience is fine. To be honest, I'm more frightened of going to America as a non-white person where even obeying the laws can result in death. Edit: If you disagree with
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Terrorism_in_Japan
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by cup 10y ago
So vote my way or civil war?
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> If they want they can get what we have in their own country, they need to make that possible though. Oh trust me, they're trying. Western imperialism and colonialism has a habit of getting in the way though.
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by cup 10y ago
If news is the same a worldnews then hopefully the vocal racists are the ones leaving and the quality of news increases.

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