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by et2o 6y ago
Give me a break
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by et2o 6y ago
I think a nasal swab would be better than a throat swab if you aren’t willing to do a full nasopharyngeal swab.
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by et2o 6y ago
You should read Debt: The First 2000 years. This is a common but wrong idea. Barter economies have almost never existed.
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by et2o 6y ago
Agree! Acetaminophen is very dangerous in overdose. I've seen lots of 20 year olds who get liver transplants after they OD (intentionally) on Tylenol. If they had taken Motrin instead they'd have been fine.
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by et2o 6y ago
That's not why. Acetaminophen is highly hepatoxic but it's only very delayed. It's added because they have a synergistic effect on pain relief.
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by et2o 6y ago
Your stomach is already much more acidic than Coca Cola
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by et2o 6y ago
It seems to me like you are describing some kind of viral meningitis
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by et2o 6y ago
It’s pretty frequent
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by et2o 6y ago
Candidate for an Ignobel prize. Could have used some figures
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by et2o 6y ago
> For banking there is a reason for regulation, and it is precisely deposits. Deposits are open to runs. Runs are bad for all sorts of reasons. Financial crises are runs. Hence we have banking regulations. That's not a defense of cu
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by et2o 6y ago
I have a recent X3. Have to say the Model Y seems much nicer. I’m going to buy that once I get rid of my BMW.
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by et2o 6y ago
X1 is much smaller, slower, etc. not really comparable.
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by et2o 6y ago
What comparable BMW is cheaper?
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by et2o 6y ago
It’s not bad faith or disingenuous. Fukushima happened because of an earthquake, remember?
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by et2o 6y ago
What is t here?
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by et2o 6y ago
How did they have revenues of $740 million, expenses of slightly more than $1 billion, but lose $580 million?
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by et2o 6y ago
The two plots are begging to be plotted together ala Econ 101 plots
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by et2o 6y ago
What neighborhood?
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by et2o 6y ago
This is a really good idea! Most recreational boaters do far less than 100 miles per day. I wonder how quickly the price will drop if they make it out of less exotic materials.
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by et2o 6y ago
Vitamin D has been endlessly promoted as a treatment for many diseases due to evidence from observational studies, but hundreds of millions of dollars in randomized controlled trials have never demonstrated it to be effective for any diseas
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by et2o 6y ago
He has published numerous falsehoods. Please don’t buy this uncritically.
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by et2o 6y ago
How would you suggest to limit option trading?
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by et2o 6y ago
No one was suggesting that nothing should ever be done.
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by et2o 6y ago
Disagree. People die from stuff like this. It’s important to be aware of risks.
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by et2o 6y ago
I’m glad it worked out in this case. He seemed careful and diligent. If the wrong person did it I could see this leading to people getting hurt (falling off the catwalk) or damage to cars (improper fastening). Overall I love it though.
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by et2o 6y ago
The compact car thing is interesting. It seems like business travelers still rent compact cars or medium sized sedans 90% of the time in my experience.
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by et2o 6y ago
Very interesting, thanks for this. I find this practice very dumb. A huge amount of acronyms now have to be written like regular words.
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by et2o 6y ago
Something just doesn’t make sense with this story. Ok, it’s possible doordash has accidentally mispriced a pizza. But why would they misprice a pizza but then pay the correct price to the restaurant?
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by et2o 6y ago
Software that merely displays data is not typically a medical device, as long as it doesn’t transform or otherwise alter the data.
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by et2o 6y ago
WSJ Op-Eds constantly make fallacious arguments in the service of big business and Wall Street.

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