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by deeviant 6y ago
I don't believe this is correct. The tritium is constantly being made. They are pumping water into a highly radioactivity area to cool the rods, but making tritium in the process.
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by deeviant 6y ago
In the entire atmosphere? I dunno, that statement does not make it sound better to me at all.
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by deeviant 6y ago
They offer tons of benefits for Ultimate edition. How could you possibly run a business without "Executive level insights" ?
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by deeviant 6y ago
Is their plan to lure some investors into paying $2.6B for them to go away forever, for the betterment of mankind? /s
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by deeviant 6y ago
I agree with your assessment. Alphabet owns a reasonable chuck of spaceX, which is the easiest to way to gain exposure.
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by deeviant 6y ago
Anybody have an actual link to the study? The article is pay-walled.
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by deeviant 6y ago
At home, in the cloud, for tens of thousands of $$$.
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by deeviant 6y ago
It doesn't seem to me that its most often making a "more complex" claims, but making so many claims as to overwhelm any attempt to refute them, aka "Gish gallop".
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by deeviant 6y ago
> As I said before, I have zero tolerance for the violent people at the Capital. As you spend your entire comment denying the huge amount of violence that happened that day. Man you are really sold on ignoring any of the violence that ha
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by deeviant 6y ago
I'm using the same standard of evidence as those that claim the election was "stolen", "rigged", "totally rigged election I won bigger than the biggest winner of all time". If you want to clamor for higher
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by deeviant 6y ago
> What I don't understand is how people still don't know their history, and think this time it's somehow different. Yes, let's talk about history. Let's see, was there another case study in history where you have
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by deeviant 6y ago
So it's not the people that participated in an seditious attack on the capital and the most cherished democratic process, the democratic choosing of the US president that are the problem here? They built gallows outside the capital, th
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by deeviant 6y ago
I'm mostly a vegetarian except that I do take molecularly distilled fish oil. Very simple way to get some of the health benefits of seafood consumption but take no risk. However, I actually feel mercury isn't nearly the bugaboo th
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by deeviant 6y ago
The Mindspan Diet, by Preston Estep has a lot to say about the Japanese diet. I think he makes many convincing arguments. Some key take-aways: Iron is very bad for longevity, refined carbs that aren't sugar and that have relatively low
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by deeviant 6y ago
Probably a bad idea to compare a large data set (people in entire county) with comparatively vastly smaller sample set (Asian-American living in New Jersey).
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by deeviant 6y ago
Why don't you say exactly what you are trying to imply.
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by deeviant 6y ago
The whole "innovate" word is just loaded and overblown. Many software patents written today cover average work done by average engineers to solve average problems in a way that if you asked 100 engineers to solve said problem, the
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by deeviant 6y ago
You are reading way too far into my words when I'm speaking causally, I do not write my comments in the dense and precise language in which studies are written as it's a bit overwrought for casual discourse. I had hoped you would
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by deeviant 6y ago
burger, bacon, steak? This is your "medium" fat diet? Ok. Regardless the studies are quite clear. It doesn't matter the fat/protein ratio, the diets with the lowest carbs produce the highest amount of death.
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by deeviant 6y ago
The studies control for weight and many other health factors. Controlling for weight basically counters your suggestion outright. There are also many diets that aren't keto so the population of people who felt compelled to lose weight
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by deeviant 6y ago
They analyzed multiple studies that included 272,216 people, they scored the subjects for LCD (higher score, less carbs). Statistically, the study found an overwhelming (my adjective) correlation that the higher a population scores on the L
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by deeviant 6y ago
Is it just me or has the adjective "roguelike" became so ubiquitous and generic as to lose most descriptive meaning?
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by deeviant 6y ago
The literal name of the study is "Low-carbohydrate diets and all-cause mortality: a systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies". It specifically found " Low-carbohydrate diets were associated with a signific
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by deeviant 6y ago
Also worth noting that ketogenic diets seem to increase all-cause mortality significantly. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23372809/
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by deeviant 6y ago
> And the one for coronary disease? "Total coffee consumption was not associated with an increased risk of coronary heart disease or stroke." Are you even trying here? > but that doesn't really detract from my overall p
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by deeviant 6y ago
> Did this particular study control for that, is what I asked, because this particular study is what's on the front page of HN. Where it or not it did, your comment certainly didn't add any useful information. Perhaps read the
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by deeviant 6y ago
Countless studies have shown coffee consumption to be beneficial to human health, often topping out at some ridiculous amount of consumption (i.e. benefits go right up to 6-8 cups/day), including the many studies that look at what I my
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by deeviant 6y ago
Increasing or lowering iron absorption is easy. Increasing iron is also easy. Lowering iron however, is not easy. Preston Estep, in his book, " The Mindspan Diet ", made a convincing argument, in my opinion, for higher iron levels
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by deeviant 6y ago
You didn't seem to respond regarding the possible negative consequences of supplementing with C, which may increase the chances of developing Alzheimer's. Which makes it look like my point went right past you.
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by deeviant 6y ago
Is Parkinson's such a common disease that the average person would need to take action to specifically lower risk for it specifically? If the output of the study was "Vitamin C and Vitamin E lower risk of Parkinson's and have

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