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by datameta 4y ago
Agreed... I didn't notice the mention of racism in the title. I only realized after reading the article and seeing people ignore the substance in lieu of attacking a perceived slighting.
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by datameta 5y ago
And most residential areas in cities have a 25-30mpg speed limit
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by datameta 5y ago
How many people have died from allergic reaction to covid vaccine?
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by datameta 5y ago
Also of note is the fact that this is the first time they were able to get data granular enough to be of use.
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by datameta 5y ago
In case I am missing the sarcasm, I have to say this is nonsense. I have helped my autoimmune condition with a focused change in diet and exercise at least as much as the medication has. Chronic pain is not as well treated as it could be be
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by datameta 5y ago
Another option is /r/petioles, for those who want a moderation approach.
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by datameta 5y ago
Useful metric! Among the other factors, which are: "Does this job allow me to have time to do side projects?" "Does this job provide the funds for my hobby?"
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by datameta 5y ago
Hmm. With Starship's lifting capacity, that might become a side project. Maybe they could even sling something to become part of the orbital station and continue to Mars
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by datameta 5y ago
Now that I think about it, we would get real good at settling desert and polar regions with the experience and data coming back from an established Mars colony. We could also learn more about more efficient habitation? Think of all the te
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by datameta 5y ago
Also known as an advanced beginner, the stage before competency. Someone who has enough knowledge to, as they say, "be dangerous".
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by datameta 5y ago
This may not be a popular opinion. I think suburbs have done more damage to U.S. culture than anything else in the last 70 years. I believe they breed isolation and decrease community cohesion in comparison to a well-developed urban neighbo
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by datameta 5y ago
I think your ire stems from thinking I'm pointing the finger at the U.S. If you re-read my comments you'll see that I don't mention it anywhere. Blackout is unintentional. Unless it is the result of infrastructure mismanageme
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by datameta 5y ago
MRIs are stunningly loud indeed. The music would distract me from the noise patterns which other than being interesting to me don't keep me from napping in what to me is a cozy tunnel (whereas the music might).
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by datameta 5y ago
I have taken the tunnel mentioned in the article in 2011, I believe it was out of Whittier to Anchorage after arriving on a ferry from Seward. It's an interesting experience - single lane for what seemed like 5 minutes. Strangely, I do
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by datameta 5y ago
Yeah I'm generally not taken aback much, sounds about in line with a large NYC apartment. The one thing I can't live with is no roof access when there is such an elevated expansive view.
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by datameta 5y ago
Looks like some of the few newer rules are from 2007 which is when the railroad tunnel became also accessible to vehicles. PR move for visitors, it seems.
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by datameta 5y ago
I used to get a funny look when instead of a choice of music I opted for silence in the headphones during an MRI. Then I think I started to say it dismissively enough with conviction and got nonreactions.
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by datameta 5y ago
I think the two are inextricably related and would like to hear how you believe they are not.
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by datameta 5y ago
I would argue governmental domestic disinfo programs violate said right (i.e. Russia or China). They change the heuristics for what is believable by many citizens and thereby effectively make much external information useless. This is a for
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by datameta 5y ago
Hearing that this distribution of parties exists somewhere is great to hear. It's a proper baseplate for improvement.
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by datameta 5y ago
My (completely unsubstantiated) guess is that a targeting IR laser is used for the required granularity of target correction.
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by datameta 5y ago
Not all vegan diets are alike. What yours like, out of curiousity?
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by datameta 5y ago
Dogs have been highly domesticated, but only some smaller breeds are "ok" with not getting regular walks outside. I think it would fall on being able to empirically test whether the animal is content or perhaps even happy. It seem
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by datameta 5y ago
An even better aquarium owner wouldn't have them at all. My Octopus Teacher is a fantastic look into the life of an octopus, their intellectual capacity, and their propensity to interact with humans.
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by datameta 5y ago
I'd have agreed with you if Bernie hadn't been able to effectively voice his views during the Democratic Preaidential Debates in the 2020 election. And prior, in 2016, he was able to shift the collective viewpoint of the Democrats
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by datameta 5y ago
It's shocking how unaffected the graph is by who "ran" the country 2016-2020 in comparison to the other change-overs in the 90s and 00s. Is social media reinforcing echo chambers which let one have no doubt in their views? Ar
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by datameta 5y ago
Another question is - what stimuli, changes in environment, or thought patterns affect dopamine levels and reuptake, and how? Also how do other neurotransmitters attenuate or floor/ceiling our behavior gamut in a way which modifies how
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by datameta 5y ago
Potentially a typo in there - one of the cases must be odd?
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by datameta 5y ago
Using words like "obviously" in an article is poor form. Also, what is this notch they are talking about?
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by datameta 5y ago
At least for me, only watching something done step by step does not guarantee a full grasp - or least I am not sure beyond any doubt that I understand, until I try myself. If I watch a tutorial, I am doing the same thing alongside it. This

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