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541.
by feet 4y ago
Your comment started out strong but lost the sauce at disparaging vegetable oils. There are essential fatty acids that we need in our diet because we don't have the enzymes to produce specific locations of double bonds, some vegetable
542.
by feet 4y ago
Magnesium and potassium in sufficient amounts along with lowering sodium intake. Not only will it drop blood pressure but you'll feel more relaxed on a regular basis.
543.
by feet 4y ago
Why rustacean? Why not something else, rustafarian maybe?
544.
by feet 4y ago
More like a touch pad on the screen
545.
by feet 4y ago
A bike also has the safety mechanism of not being 3000 pounds and the inability to easily drive through the walls of buildings
546.
by feet 4y ago
Businesses will act in their best interest to protect their profits. That's the base of capitalism. If we don't like that we need to enact regulations
547.
by feet 4y ago
Just like any other platform, Microsoft is a private entity and is not required to provide a platform for people they don't agree with. Anyone is free to host their own repos on their own servers
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by feet 4y ago
What sort of temperatures do you think humans can survive in? We are living organisms after all
549.
by feet 4y ago
Cow farts are already a huge producer of atmospheric methane, a greenhouse gas
550.
by feet 4y ago
>Like banning plastic straws while the cups are still plastic, it enrages even many with a moderate amount of goodwill. This is a false equivalency when compared with the top comment. The equivalent statement would be "only car exha
551.
by feet 4y ago
On top of that, the linked article is simply a press release and not the research paper itself. Papers usually list limitations and such, that's very normal
552.
by feet 4y ago
We are all part of the same system and we vote for politicians that refuse to regulate businesses even when they actively harm people.
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by feet 4y ago
The problem is that we should not reward these behaviors, yet we have a system set up that does exactly and purely that
554.
by feet 4y ago
Hmm I wonder which country has the greatest gun availability
555.
by feet 4y ago
How about replacing the administrators with AI instead, that seems like a far better solution to me You can even replace the administrators in all the health care middlemen companies too! More opportunity for cutting the fat if you go for a
556.
by feet 4y ago
You say that doctors are pen pushers in administrative bureaucracies and come to the conclusion that doctors need fixing and not the bureaucracies ? That seems like a very odd and backwards conclusion which reeks of treating a symptom in
557.
by feet 4y ago
Signaling molecules such as endocannabinoids are constructed from specific essential PUFAs, that combined with our cells swapping out different fatty acids to alter membrane fluidity tell me that we do need them in our diet because we liter
558.
by feet 4y ago
No because the issue is the same as stated above. I have seen numerous conservative statements on HN and most progressive ideas I've seen stated are rather conservative in themselves. Perhaps it depends on perspective, therefore we can
559.
by feet 4y ago
What I understand is {people} likes {thing} But in this case the {things} are not equivalent Actually the people are not equivalent either, tech workers are workers not capital owners
560.
by feet 4y ago
You must have missed the first half of this statement: >This is not to say those values are wrong - I think, by and large, they are indeed good, but the arrogance with which they are expressed by the US often just doesn't help. Just
561.
by feet 4y ago
Mentioning a creator is not equivalent to stating that the US is a theocracy, let alone a christian one
562.
by feet 4y ago
>Their favoring Progressive ideas is no more surprising than powerful monarchs favoring the Divine right of kings This statement is what really makes no sense to me. I don't understand the equivalency
563.
by feet 4y ago
I question his expertise https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Omega3FattyAcids-HealthPro...
564.
by feet 4y ago
Propaganda put out by a conservative hyper-capitalist publication where they point out an outlier to scare people
565.
by feet 4y ago
What makes you think I don't speak out about those things?
566.
by feet 4y ago
So drinking alcohol is making the most out of life? That feels a bit sad to be honest. There is way more to life than drinking
567.
by feet 4y ago
They are literally forced to do unpaid labor. There are also prison jobs that do pay, but extremely low amounts and those are generally optional. Prisons do also offer volunteer work, it being voluntary makes it not slavery. Incarceratio
568.
by feet 4y ago
Well nonalcoholic beer does exist, but I assume you aren't talking about that. I personally find libraries incredibly relaxing, but I assume what you mean by "it's not the same" in that a library doesn't serve highl
569.
by feet 4y ago
There are other hobbies and gathering places that don't revolve around consuming carcinogens such as restaurants, gyms, sports leagues, libraries, ice cream shops, opium dens (although I'm not sure how many exist nowadays) and lik
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by feet 4y ago
Alcohol's effect on life span is highly disputed because the industry funds research to refute the idea. Just like the tobacco industry did.

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