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delbel
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Oh ok thanks, I honestly got mixed up in concepts. Glad to clear this up.
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did we switch from prior art to first to patent a few years back?
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it also exposes confirmation/cognitive biases apparently even if you don't even know you had one or still deny it
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> It would be really interesting to read a theologians view of AI, Best I can do, is this guy. Paper in the middle of the page, not without a lot of controversy http://www.ctmu.net/ also on a side note, in my opinion al
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Yes, I did. CBT is done self directed. In a professional setting with somebody is possible, but it is more like giving you homework. I have never been to a group or "professional" In the studies (I believe to be in Feeling Good
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mathnet
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Yes, most of the books start off listing the studies and the results. I seem to remember the best seller one, Feeling Good, actually goes into the history and discovery, including the actual tests and results incrementally, although I don
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The Fremont bridge in Portland had a sign with a # for suicide hotline, and it was the wrong number I believe for over a decade. Only when a road crew maintenance guy had to take it down for repairs did somebody check. It wasn't even
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Mr. Rogers sings the line "It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood," but many people growing up remember the line as "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood." When I grew up it was "in THE neighborhood
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Cognitive Behavior Therapy is scientifically proven to work. Basically any CBT book on amazon on the subject, look for best sellers, read reviews - $3.99 plus $1.99 shipping is your cost. Another book, The Power of Now I personally recomm
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Vendors do this because they know they can get away with it, i.e. no perceived counter party risk. However what they don't understand, is that there is a HUGE counter party risk. If its a charge on my credit card or checking, that
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"Please enter you account number" > one two three etc "Please hold" "Hello this is agent a, Can I verify your X" > It's XXXX "Looks like you have <totally unrelated subject to what you called
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this is why I have been trying to promote CO2 production to a target level of 1200PPM. With enough solar, biofuels and wind -- which are all net negative entry input vs energy output (which promotes CO2 production) I was hoping we could do
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most of the weight is oxygen, by definition CO2 Carbon Atomic Mass: 12.0107 amu Oxygen, about 16 so carbon itself is really just 27% of CO2 12 / (32 + 12) so you're not pouring "twice the weight of CO2" of petro, that w
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So yes if antibiotics is indeed the problem, and farmers are required, by contract and livestock insurance to use them, for higher profit -- simply make the insurance company liable for the unintended consequence of over use of antibiotics.
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Your downvoted comment appears to be victim to some kind of coordinated and orchestrated artificial pro-facebook narrative I am seeing throughout this thread. Thank you for your 2005 warning.
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Oh no, I meant in the context of the news media. I think its great that you see people working on the problem at conferences and I hope they find breakthroughs. My knowledge is very limited and this isn't my area of expertise obvious
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Thanks, I really enjoy and respect your perspective and facts.
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I have noticed that there is absolute zero coverage of biofilm based infections and very little research. A simple dose of doxycycline before the bacteria is able to create a biofilm would prevent years of suffering, doctors flat out refus
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You would think somebody like yourself would be the first person these reporters would reach out and contact to ask for information. Have you ever been contacted? Instead, they focus on farm animals. Somehow regular family doctors read this
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this whole fear "antibiotic super resistance bug" doomsday fear is narrative is totally out of control, where now doctors are resisting prescribing totally safe and proven penicillin based drugs, which is causing more damage then
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they wouldn't do this because it would expose their anti-white anti-Christian anti-men toxic policy of racism, which is ironically called "diversity" -- anything but. I remember back in the dot com days when google was just a
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it would be funny to write license agreements for money. They don't actually "own" the money you "gave" them, you just grant them a license to use your money. Just reciprocate the license. Just put the EULA stick
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... Yet. I read this in a cynical 90's AT&T commercial "You Will..."
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The idea that a country to take care of its most vulnerable citizens first, before consideration of refugee, is not only a good idea it is common sense. The idea that bringing up that idea is considered "flame bait" or wrong thin
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I don't know the answers. But your questions are important.
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Some psychopath or group of psychopaths have already done this. If you try to research the disease, it goes into conspiracy land full of junk information so much that you won't be able to determine if the disease exists or not, by modi
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Another way to eliminate malaria is to modify it so that it kills the host, eventually eliminating the ability of malaria to replicate and go to extinction. I am not seriously suggesting this, but this is how nature works. There are unk
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I'm going to take a wild guess and say that this is due to low CO2 levels. Plants evolved and are use to 1200ppm CO2 level. The current levels 300-400ppm 1/4 to 1/3 of their normal level, they are starving. Its amazing the
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I am not able to click on this due to having facebook blocked at my router, but the original link worked.
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