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The review that was done awhile ago showed that nonresidents reduced the amount of residents in the program, any attempt to merely walk-over the issue is a sign that you are lying and speaking in poor faith. As if there never was any negati
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Post-Election Stress Disorder: A New Diagnosis?
(mercurynews.com)
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More entry level nonsense, pure empiricism was undone by the problem of induction. Philosophy has generated several theories of probability, your "science" is contributing towards ruin risk with advocacy of GMO's and via Tale
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But what does it reduce the risk of what we DO NOT KNOW is happening to us? Perhaps a disease or affect that is difficult to measure immediately, but is affect-ing us ul-tim-at-ely.
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Chicago plans mass mooning of trump tower to force release of trumps tax returns
(heatst.com)
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I don't avoid medium links, I avoid reddit links, links from dedicated haters, links from dedicated virtue signallers, people who pretend to be from the bay area but they moved here and are not actually from here and various other issu
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Hidden Blue Hazard? LED Lighting and Retinal Damage in Rats
(ehp.niehs.nih.gov)
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There was a paper recently that LED lights contributed to retinal deterioration. Let me pull that up for a second.
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They just don't have the money. They're behind because it never got the inertia of accumulated capital infrastructure, and it's finally starting to show. I bailed out to OS X late last christmas.
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Its right about time for a disrupt effort, Chrome is outrageously slow.
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You Aren't Living in a Hologram, Even If You Wish You Were
(gizmodo.com)
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My friends, by all means experiment with LSD, but explore the entire range, our lives are so short, why not try to push our potential? The cognitive lottery was decided for us, if we have reason to believe some <substance> is safe, th
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Say, this is also the situation with the quality of our knowledge relative to situations like that of self-driving cars and how they will effect the economy, superficially, but also pervasively, say.... (let the following be a few elements
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We will simply see the truth of the affair in the reality of the supply contraction and the volatility in wages post-execution of the H!-B programme, then we will know for sure if the people paying us or the people are are either grossly mi
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They won 96.1% of all precints. 30% of people within our state voted for him as well, many more would have voted if it wasn't a lost cause in California.
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clearing up a few things about this post, that their moral intuitions are ill-suited for advisory of politics to maintain a landed empire when their morality is suited for cosmopolitan commercial areas(California, but even here we're p
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Its Admissions and Financial Decisions Have Disadvantaged California Residents [pdf]
(auditor.ca.gov)
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Reminds me of a study that showed that the most anti-women bias online came from other women.
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Hydrogen turned into metal in stunning act of alchemy
(independent.co.uk)
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He's wrong. The situation is Syria was enough to vote for Donald, very little mattered other than that, we would have had a drawn out war w/ HRC vs Putin in syria, you must be out of your mind. As if we could let the Syrian people
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Executive Order: Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements
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We should do it like they do in eastern europe, such as prague, where you have to pay a certain amount of cents and they stay pretty clean.
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What really causes Crooked Teeth?
(thehealthyhomeeconomist.com)
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Human waste shuts down Bart escalators(2012), Hazard team called
(sfgate.com)
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You should probably follow Nassim's idea of not trying to measure x (leadership) vs output of leadership f(x) and try to measure the exposure and how it impacts it. Since probably the most significant effort has been pulled into probab
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It's really am issue with problem of induction writ large for measuring VC returns w/ averages(say for ROI/ROR(Like this better)) asking for averages when the entire point is that averages are likely not stable for comparison
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Is Darpa just a really good program or something? Across the years I have yet to hear any governmental rachet toward decay, they have been seemingly involved and doing it will for quite some time. Any reason for this?
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As far as I can tell, there is no such thing as "fake news" and either is some overt scheme to breed dissent, or some foolish attempt at doing away the relevance of their enemies, either way it lacks ingenuity and is probably one
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Just FYI for the folks here, every time Aristotle's works were translated they caused a golden age, Rome, Classical Arabia. No scientist would ever disavow epistemology, no matter how much they pretend once an issue really comes down
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Lindy effect.
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