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721.
by feet 4y ago
> In either case, the perpetrator's motive is to perpetrate factitious disorders, either as a patient or by proxy as a caregiver, in order to attain (for themselves or for another) a patient's role. Malingering differs fundamen
722.
by feet 4y ago
Faking a mental disorder is a mental disorder https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factitious_disorder
723.
by feet 4y ago
You must have missed my point. The supply is restricted due to lobbying by home owners and landlord associations, this leaves people with no choice. If you watch the video on the article I cited you can see how the investment firms operate
724.
by feet 4y ago
China seems to be doing pretty well with education
725.
by feet 4y ago
Yes, landlords don't provide value. Rents capture most increases in wages while giving nothing of actual value back to the community. There was even a board member of a real estate investment firm discussing that it's a great time
726.
by feet 4y ago
That's such a simplistic view of the system. Tons of homes and real estate have been and are being purchased as investment to rent out. This combined with zoning and other restrictions on building new housing has severely restricted su
727.
by feet 4y ago
Schools under capitalism are somehow better? Creating nothing but obedient wage slaves who lack critical thinking abilities Not to mention, as another comment mentions this was to give them a sense of responsibility early not to get child l
728.
by feet 4y ago
That's purely a problem of capitalism itself rather than any specific industry. If we nationalize power generation we should be able to avoid those problems.
729.
by feet 4y ago
I wasn't directly referring to wealth when I spoke about greed. People can be greedy for power over others. If you think the problem is innate to humans, we can't change it without changing humans themselves. At this point that is
730.
by feet 4y ago
I think we do agree, but we need a solution to the problem. The idea behind socialism is the acceptance that there are some people who are greedy and will go after power, but that we don't reward that greed. The capitalistic system tha
731.
by feet 4y ago
So what is it
732.
by feet 4y ago
What is the root cause? From my perspective the root cause is capitalism itself
733.
by feet 4y ago
The reason that most of the world views it that way is literally because of american propaganda Think tanks spread that bs Capitalism was good for its time, it came after feudalism and allowed more freedoms and progress. After the industria
734.
by feet 4y ago
That's why its in the best interest of workers for us to work together and unionize to try and even out the power balance. Those in power don't like that which is why we hear so much about union busting... Again. At least this tim
735.
by feet 4y ago
My assumption was that they were using the term as it's used in the medical field. A procedure such as a sonogram is noninvasive because it does not penetrate the organism or cause large changes or damage. Surgery is an invasive proced
736.
by feet 4y ago
By energy industry do you mean oil and gas? Are they the ones building nuclear plants? Engineering improves over time, considering we seem to have someone who works in the industry in this thread perhaps they can inform us about current fai
737.
by feet 4y ago
The consequences from pushing more carbon out are worse than one nuclear plant failure
738.
by feet 4y ago
Socialism optimizes for progress due to its structure. It allows people to earn according to the value they provide while not sucking excess amounts of resources out of the system. The truly democratic decision making process of socialism,
739.
by feet 4y ago
Of course, this is what happens when we privatize services. They get shittier on purpose as the owners extract as much value as profit for themselves as they can at the cost of everyone else This is the whole point, of course they'll g
740.
by feet 4y ago
The problem is that capitalism optimizes for profit, not progress.
741.
by feet 4y ago
Right, so what happens if the concentration is too high in the intestines? What is the absorption rate compared to the concentration in coke zero? Would it take slamming 6 coke zeros in a row on an empty stomach to hit concentrations that w
742.
by feet 4y ago
If phosphate ions are present in abnormally high concentrations, could that cause issues for some species of bacteria? AFAIK our phosphate is usually contained within our cells, and I'm definitely not an expert on the digestive process
743.
by feet 4y ago
What did they mean in that case?
744.
by feet 4y ago
Four trains per day on the route I am referencing I don't know why people are bringing up hypotheticals that are so far from reality like one train per week. That's just not how trains are scheduled with Amtrak. I take the train o
745.
by feet 4y ago
The Midwest is what I am directly referencing
746.
by feet 4y ago
Flavoring should not be used in vape juice. There is none approved for inhalation and it is what causes most issues. If you want to make your own, just use VG/PG and nicotine. Gotta ask, is this really for harm reduction moving from ci
747.
by feet 4y ago
Why is a higher degree of invasiveness a bad thing?
748.
by feet 4y ago
Passengers are rare? Most times when I've taken Amtrak, its packed
749.
by feet 4y ago
Most Americans have some sort of deficiencies or surplus in their diet such as too much sodium and too little potassium. Tracking intake can help smooth out deficiencies and surpluses for better health, longevity, and childhood development
750.
by feet 4y ago
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