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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>I am absolutely convinced that the people selling this abomination of a product have either never used it themselves or are abjectly and wilfully misleading people. Same goes for the people who decided to put it on their websites.
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You don't have a BS in addition, that's the problem.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>I was hoping you'd explain in more detail, so I wont have to assume what your reasoning. By "do both", sangnoir, Think really hard and you will be able to come up with something (where 'both' can be done). If yo
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Gosh. I had a look at your other posts. It's terrible what's happened to you. Since you appear to have seen the underbelly of society you make want to look at my profile and read the link I've put on my profile. It may sound
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
True, human behavior is actually nearly identical, then and now. Superstition, religion etc. have new avatars that may bear little resemblance to their ancestors, but they are all well and alive in their new forms.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
I may have a clue: you are most likely to suffer no harm at all. Certainly not as far as sunlight/Vit D goes. ( though windows can be good for things like diluting foul air). Read the works of Prof Trevor Marshall for a lengthy explana
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>Well it halved childhood cavities in the 50s. It did its job and I don’t think it’s hard to understand why it was done. What I heard (but did not verify) was that cavities reduced similarly in countries that did not have fluoride in the
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
So you assume that people are too stupid (a fair assumption) to know the correct decision to take . Who is to say that you (or the govt) are not stupid, in the eyes of others? The arrogance here that you actually think you know better than
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
What? are even _trying_ to understand me? People can stay at home and impose their own 'lockdown' and save their own lives. The one's that venture out should know that they will die, it's their choice.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>okay with with the death of something like 99% of the human population No, certainly not. I want people to make their own informed choices. It can be heart-wrenching for oneself to observe people make (what you think) an obvious wron
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Meanwhile the parents can devote 100% of their time to their corporate/government overlords. 1984 indeed.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
> Would that not have justified a lockdown? No, not even a 100% mortality rate justifies a lockdown Movement of individuals (as long as he/she is not moving into your home/territory etc.) is IMO a sacred 'right' that
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
That's real world wisdom...
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>I certainly could pay any fine that would be assessed, because that fine would be assessed zero times. You are so well damn so sure of that. Idiot.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
> Still trying to answer "why won't someone help me ?" without sounding trite and jaded. It's a combination excessive bureaucracy/control/legalization of the medical profession in addition to incompetence, a
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
Meta observation: Taxes itself are ridiculous.
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
You are correct. If I recollect the electric bulb had at least 10 inventors. In fact one of them was an Englishman who had patented it 2 years in England before Thomas Edison had patented it in America. The radio transmission/recep
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>Are you proposing that there's an ongoing experiment somewhere in practice that might inform my view? Yes, there are. Or at least relatively close to the thought experiment. I have seen them over the years. If I find a good articl
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
__MatrixMan__ , the biology class is a fair start. But isn't one of the core principles of what is considered 'good' science, experimentation, or what happens in practice?
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>The vegans would survive because so much less of the overall space would be dedicated to farmland. Are you really sure about the "overall space" part? I mean have you really examined it? Do you have direct experience, as in ha
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>they have Phds I believe I'm not carried away by credentials. There are some morons around with Phds. And I'm sure that you will find some Phds who will find fault with with what is espoused in gamechangers. My point is just b
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
I have posted a poll under the main thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35923261 What would your response be to my question 1) and question 2)
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
I have posted a poll under the main thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35923261 What would your response be to my question 1) and question 2)
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
I have posted a poll under the main thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35923261 What would your response be to my question 1) and question 2)
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
I have posted a poll here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35923261 What would your response be to my question 1) and question 2)
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
I have posted a poll here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35923261 What would your response be to my question 1) and question 2) Sidenote: I am with you as to what happens to the brains of vegans :)
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
I have posted a poll here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35923261 What would your response be to my question 1) and question 2)
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
In the spirit of 'science' here is a potential experiment that can be conducted to resolve the debt: 1)Individual 1 is a vegan. he is given 10 acres of land, He is free to grow whatever he wants and eat. The restriction here is
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I'll add d) Cheating is okay because most interview processes is BS to start with. In most cases the interview itself is a dog and pony show, often reflecting the outright incompetence of the interviewers or organizations that are
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by dennis_jeeves1 3y ago
>Feel free to downvote me or call me a moron… You are actually being very astute. One of the reasons (there are of course more reasons) that America does so well is that most common citizens are relatively honest. Consequently in many t

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