expression1sh

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   by expression1sh 2y ago

   The actual study in question: https://www.jsad.com/doi/pdf/10.15288/jsad.23-00283 I'm not going to add any commentary on the paper, other than to say that the risk ratio for all-cause mortality for moder
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   by expression1sh 2y ago

   A lining of triangular foam blocks would make for an interesting pool. It might work, but practicality (installation, cleaning etc.) would likely rule it out
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   by expression1sh 2y ago

   Well before that the hydrogen atoms would fuse into helium and release vast amounts of energy, killing all the swimmers, spectators, and many people in Paris.
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   by expression1sh 2y ago

   Slow pools absolutely exist, as wave drag is the major impediment to speed and contributes about 55% of total drag. A shallower pool has more reflected wave energy in all directions. 2m is very shallow for a competition pool. This paper doe
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   by expression1sh 2y ago

   It seems to matter to those deciding where to put their early-stage venture capital. Granted, that's not why most people are going to college, but it's too simple to say that it isn't used as signal.
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   by expression1sh 2y ago

   Comedians! Comedians! Comedians!
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   by expression1sh 2y ago

   or at 4am?