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by feet 4y ago
30% is a pretty big difference. I've said this before, wanting or liking something is not a good reason to do it. Many people would like or want to drink whiskey every day but that definitely increases the chance of developing cancers.
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by feet 4y ago
Why in the world would a sedan need a v8, that's the definition of excessive and only contributes to pollution and waste
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by feet 4y ago
Maybe you should read about the penal system in Nordic countries
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by feet 4y ago
Reflection could even be the answer. The eye is a lense
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by feet 4y ago
I think that would be an incredibly difficult task to accomplish. Currently these viral methods require a precise injection to a very specific part of the brain depending on what you're trying to modify or study, it's not like you
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by feet 4y ago
Not all cells connect to each other remember and there are many different cell types with different functions which form functions specific circuits. Cell functionality goes far beyond the simple excitation-inhibition model
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by feet 4y ago
IMO optogenetics can be a little more difficult to manage depending on the specific circuit you're studying and the recording method. Remember, you need to deliver the light to the actual neuron being manipulated and with in vivo mod
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by feet 4y ago
Aren't some kernels compiled with certain features disabled? You can easily customize your kernel build on gentoo
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by feet 4y ago
>plagiarism as many publications in academia outsource a large amount of work to others (PhD students, for example) Do you have a source for this claim? PhD students get credit for the work that they perform, their names are on the paper
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by feet 4y ago
Using these viruses is currently pretty common for things like optogenetics and tract tracing, it's some pretty neat stuff because they can be so selective in outlining specific circuits
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by feet 4y ago
>We used a chemogenetic approach where we targeted the inhibitory designer receptor hM4Di selectively to SC-projecting RSP neurons by injecting AAVretro-cre in the SC and Cre-dependent hM4Di in the RSP (Fig. 2a and Extended Data Fig. 3)
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by feet 4y ago
It's literally not though. The image in the tweet shows a paper that's cited nearly 3 times more than the paper that the tweet is about
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by feet 4y ago
Yea the CIA definitely never gets involved either
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by feet 4y ago
It never really effected american jobs, we have had migrant farm workers for such a long time but only recently has one side of the political spectrum decided to make a big deal about it. It's fear mongering nonsense
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by feet 4y ago
When the Q adjacent views and white supremacy ideas are gaining popularity and nobody on the same side of the aisle with the Q people and white supremacists are saying "hey that stuff isn't right, we don't agree or believe th
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by feet 4y ago
In communism everything is owned by the state, that makes everyone a member of the state which means we all get an equal vote in determining distribution and allocation. Communism is democracy taken to the logical extreme
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by feet 4y ago
Really? Many universities do DNS filtering so I'm not sure where that idea comes from
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by feet 4y ago
Is this incorrect? https://www.konicaminolta.com/instruments/knowledge/light/co...
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by feet 4y ago
I have no idea but apparently the author thinks that is the correct answer. CGPT gave what is a correct answer iirc
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by feet 4y ago
Including this one. The two top comments besides the one we are replying to are polar opposites
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by feet 4y ago
Emotion is an important part of cognition and while we shouldn't let it take over we also shouldn't write it off entirely. Life is all about balance
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by feet 4y ago
My assumption would be that the research education would be very subpar at an institution like that
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by feet 4y ago
Those are just marketing numbers used by every university. You could look at any university's website and say the same thing, not to mention it says nothing about graduate students or programs Every university has numbers on their site
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by feet 4y ago
I didn't see any data on that page, it looked like a generic "about" page for a university
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by feet 4y ago
>we’ll have a small class of property holding aristocrats and everyone else is screwed I must be living in the future then, because that's what I see currently
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by feet 4y ago
My experience was not like yours, I had numerous professors who not only took the time to entertain my questions but I also had some mentor me on research
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by feet 4y ago
What is the purpose of your link?
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by feet 4y ago
Oh no, taking money from the poor administrators making 300k/yr don't take away their resources and give them to the grad students who do the actual teaching and research!
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by feet 4y ago
What exactly is a "DNA marker"?
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by feet 4y ago
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-cb-illinois-colleges-...

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