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841.
by feet 4y ago
The term 'hard drug' is meaningless and has no real definition in the field of pharmacology. We need to stop using it.
842.
by feet 4y ago
>All anthropological work about contemporary society seeks to inform public opinion which dictates policy. I'm specifically asking about the goal of informing public opinion and dictating policy which is a wildly different goal than
843.
by feet 4y ago
That's a pretty broad statement about a broad field. Can you provide any citations that back up your position?
844.
by feet 4y ago
Does this paper aim to influence policy?
845.
by feet 4y ago
My assumption is that in this context 'independently' means not in their official duties or roles as people affiliated with the university. So the university investigated them for something they did on their own time
846.
by feet 4y ago
https://innocenceproject.org/prevalence-police-lying/ https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/06/us/police-reports-lying-video... https://www.rosenbergperry.com/blog/can-po
847.
by feet 4y ago
I remember reading recently about a new professor starting a nonprofit college/university to cut out as much admin bloat as possible, is that one of the ones you're talking about? I ask because I can't remember what the name
848.
by feet 4y ago
It has also been shown that police lie constantly Not only to people in their daily business as police but also in court
849.
by feet 4y ago
Cool so you can zoom in on your 4k video as the cop approaches you to take your phone
850.
by feet 4y ago
We already modified it, we have been for decades, centuries even Its about time we analyzed our actions and changed the way we modify for the better
851.
by feet 4y ago
Just use a compiled language. I've messed with packing up languages like python and its just a clunky pain in the ass Compiled all the way, golang works great
852.
by feet 4y ago
Does that mean that US police officers don't know the amendments of the constitution? I knew they weren't required to know the law, but to not know the basic amendments seems absolutely insane It sounds to me like police have cart
853.
by feet 4y ago
The article lists four citations, not sure why you claim there are none?
854.
by feet 4y ago
Which part of the industry do you work in?
855.
by feet 4y ago
Ah yes, the republican strategy. While dems sit idly by and collect donations
856.
by feet 4y ago
You must use VSC wildly different than me, as I can't think of a single update in the 2-3 years I've been on VSC that has substantially changed my user experience
857.
by feet 4y ago
You also can't ignore the businesses that pocketed the money instead of paying their employees
858.
by feet 4y ago
This echoes exactly what's happening all across the US. A small number of extremists have taken over
859.
by feet 4y ago
Honestly I was more wondering about the 48 hour fasts. At first glance, I'm assuming it might impair recovery over the long term if the regimen is high enough intensity. I would assume if you're in more of a maintenance mode it co
860.
by feet 4y ago
How would this work with a high intensity exercise/lifting regimen? Or rather, would it work?
861.
by feet 4y ago
To anyone who watches these, watch the basic chemistry series and organic chemistry lectures if you can find them. Follow that up with biochemistry to get a deeper understanding of the mechanisms of life
862.
by feet 4y ago
RNA actually has a large role to play in going from DNA to protein. Its been suspected that the first life was RNA based because RNA can actually form functional site similar to proteins to do enzymatic reactions. RNA is some of the secret
863.
by feet 4y ago
Its actually top down and bottom up at the same time. All of biochemistry operates on the basic rules of physics which determine how the chemistry happens with feedback from the surroundings/system as the top down part
864.
by feet 4y ago
When we start looking at life at the level of physics, chemistry, and biochemistry, the absolute beauty of the system begins to appear. The complexity is on a scale that's difficult to imagine or even unimaginable even to those trained
865.
by feet 4y ago
>You are riding a bicycle. Explain Oh man, where do I even start? Sensory input from the inner ear to balance, the networks that handle feedback from afferent signals from the periphery, efferent pathways to control motor movement. I don
866.
by feet 4y ago
Hey its a positive change, although I do hope that old timers aren't teaching young ones about the older way of thinking.
867.
by feet 4y ago
This is just the opinion of some fool on the internet, but I personally think that interacting with people from other cultures is far more important than just reading about them. Not saying I disagree with you, I definitely had social studi
868.
by feet 4y ago
>not doing harm goes a long way. Someone needs to tell this to US politicians and police officers
869.
by feet 4y ago
Bingo. This has been the game plan for numerous things like contraceptives and gay marriage
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by feet 4y ago
>I don’t think a good cop should have his pension harmed because a different cop in some other precinct did wrong. I disagree. The silence of the so called good cops is acceptance of the bad behavior. If they don't report and if not

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