foolinaround

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by foolinaround 5y ago
> This pandemic has killed an estimated 10-12 million people, according to the Economist. A more accurate way to state would be "This pandemic and the varying response to it by different nations has killed an estimated 10-12 million
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lawns need to go out of fashion...
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i was thinking that maybe a different approach with regard to latency could be tried... after all, these are not trades that need to reach a central server. Rather than reduce latency, why not increase latency so that for the participant wi
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what if the diagnosing and treatment were done by different doctors?
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Searching for jobs with employees not mandating vaccines for their employees?
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What are the prerequisites prior to taking this course? TIA!
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the author does not get deep into when/what to put into the 'second brain'. Just like one does not go to the market unless it is not in the pantry, one should not replicate what google can get for you in a second. So, then, w
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a lot of these journalists have been purchased by the elites and have their own axes to grind, so unless the amateur folks are given a framework to ferret out such information, not much will come out of this.
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> completely novel molecule Can someone please ELI5 what makes this unique from others?
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> weird-ass drugs-of-the-day which ones are you talking about?
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Well, India's population is a multiple of that of the US. However, many areas include Delhi - the rate of violence against women is just unbelievable! If such a city had gun laws like Texas, you might see the crime rate come down drast
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if they have been running pro-vaccine campaigns, thats very welcome.. It is the coercion / loss of livelihood and other threats, that are getting people up in arms (figuratively, and who knows, someday in real life) Imagine if various
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you can find containers for $400 online, maybe even free, if you have a truck to pick up..
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vivaldi and brave are competing for the same set of users... i currently use and am happy with brave... hopefully both do well...
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Cheapest way is to donate blood/plasma via the Red Cross. You do the society a favor, and the app they provide lets you know if you continue to have covid19 antibodies.
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Did I miss your point? Are you saying that Black American issues are not of concern to the editors of this magazine?
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>A major aspect of a healthy society is trust. We need to be able to trust most of the informations that are fed to us in order to get information. You missed the root cause. The mainstream media lost the trust of the people with their b
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Can one agree that black lives matter, without needing to support the tactics of the 'Black Lives Matter' organization? Still a white supremacist?
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Its not just a Christian culture magazine, it is one whose backers have a BLM slant as well. so, for them, to skip Black American content - pardon the pun, it should be relevant to them too?
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this is indeed a big roadblock to self-hosting. There needs to be a seperate service provider that offers this expertise possibly for a fee.
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but in your analogy, there is both positive and negative news about white and non-white people. the reader just goes to the sections for positive news about white people and negative news about non-whites. He tears up the rest. -- Is it not
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'low quality' content is ostensibly demoted by this system, which was built on the biases of the developers themselves. At the very least, YT should recognize that this metric is quite subjective, and given the vast scale of infor
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this is a really cool idea. Can I make a feature request? I should be able to search on some tag like 'Afghanistan' and get the pages from the papers around the world with articles on it. Likewise for yesterday's pact US&#x2F
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you need to dig deeper to find out both the internal and external families as to why black families got broken...
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there is a cream segment of the Dalits and certain castes that got categorized as 'lower' based on their influence at the time of Indian Independence that benefited from the affirmative actions, and they are now as influential as
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> In my experience Christians are much more forward thinking and secular than other minorities in India. Sadly, not by much. Indian Christians have adopted many of the vices of the West ( the rates of divorce among Indian Christians are
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In India, if one converts to a Christian, one is supposed to 'escaped' the caste system, and therefore loses all the benefits of affirmation action. This is especially true of non-Dalits but still lower castes. The reality however
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They would face all the potential side-effects of the vaccine without much of an upside... How does it make sense then for them to vaccinate?
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when 'best' is subjective, perceptions and biases come into play...
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> what research does exist does not support your assertion the link you posted does not oppose it as the other comment pointed out. I hope you will keep an open mind as you look into this, setting aside the agendas of the NRA or the anti

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