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by dbasedweeb 8y ago
Seroquel is part of a family of drugs (antipsychotics) which have some of the worst long term adverse effects of all psychiatric drugs. Everything from tardive dyskenisia to enlargement of the ventricles of the brain are routinely observed
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by dbasedweeb 8y ago
It would have to be scales beyond the observable universe then, because it appears to operate as expected. If distance scales change things, then nearby galaxies would behave differently from very large clusters, quasars should display odd
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by dbasedweeb 8y ago
Third option: Zuckerberg said, “just fucking do it,” and they just fucking did it. Total control is very much a double edged sword, especially when the person in control seems to have only a tenuous grasp of human nature.
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Making It Rain(99percentinvisible.org)
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There’s a theory which accounts for that called MACHO, for MAssive Compact Halo Object. While it’s possible, over many years of observation it’s very unlikely. You can’t see a black hole directly, unless it’s “eating” of course, but you can
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by dbasedweeb 9y ago
Everything in the Solar system is gravitationally bound by the Sun, which is what makes it part of the system in the first place. In that sense, yes, and really the whole Solar system is too. There’s some nuance lost in that formulation tho
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by dbasedweeb 9y ago
A fever, muscle pain, and cough are symptoms of a lot of different diseases, right? Same here, although minus the disease. Grieving, acute stress, homesickness, depression and anxiety and a lot more share the common symptoms described. PTSD
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SpaceX’s Earth views need a license now, probably thanks to the Tesla stunt(theverge.com)
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This may be disappointing, but it would be the same for all of the planets, even Jupiter. Ignoring the effects on orbital dynamics from the planets changing positions or falling past other planets, they’d just burn up. Jupiter probsbly expl
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by dbasedweeb 9y ago
Nothing much. The Sun is most of the mass in the Solar system, by over 97%. Most of the rest of that mass is Jupiter, followed at quite a distance by Saturn. Jupiter has more than 5700 times the mass of Mercury. In other words, next to the
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Major blockchain group says Europe should exempt Bitcoin from GDPR(theverge.com)
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Huge trove of unknown viruses found in fish, frogs and reptiles(nature.com)
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Mysterious Northrop Grumman Spy Plane Emerges at the Mojave Air and Space Port(thedrive.com)
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The first 4K Chromebook might be in the works(theverge.com)
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'Most' People on Facebook May Have Had Their Accounts Scraped(theatlantic.com)
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19th-Century Museums Swapped Priceless Artifacts Like Trading Cards(atlasobscura.com)
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That’s still deflagration and not detonation. Don’t get me wrong, understand that rapid thermal decomposition of a battery strongly resembles an explosion, but it isn’t one. Scary, dangerous, but only in terms of burns and shrapnel, no shoc