hp48fan

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by hp48fan 4y ago
You're right; since I last visited Greece they've tightened their antibiotic policy (2020).
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Do you know how many Dr.s a parent deals with? After hours, you don't go to your family Dr. This year alone Ive probably seen a dozen Dr.s Ive had some Drs push antibiotics after they literally just said a persistent cough is probably
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by hp48fan 4y ago
"optimizes for bacteria that infects animals rather than humans." But then there is horizontal gene transfer. The world has a lot to be scared of. Ive had an easy life, save for one or two experiences that have dwindled what truly
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by hp48fan 4y ago
You are correct. I arrive at conclusions based on my life experiences and what I've learned along the way. We literally give industrial quantities of antibiotics to animals. So antibiotic preservation is not an honest reason to lock th
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Im on my fifth (?) pediatrician. This one's the first one I even like as a person.
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Which is why I get annoyed when Dr. prescribe them more liberally than I would; for things that they'll admit are probably viral. But when a girl with a history of UTI is screaming in pain they come back with "Id rather wait for t
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by hp48fan 4y ago
So Ive been told. And yet the Dr gives them out in exactly the same circumstances as I would if I could. Perhaps more liberally, since Im far more concerned about the consequences to my kids of destroying their gut flora.
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Because it would degenerate into pharmaceuticals selling false hope in exchange for lab rats that are too far along to be saved even if the drugs work. That being said I disagree with prescription pads. I should buy antibiotics for my kid w
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Ya, but I wouldn't be surprised if half the white noise guys are watching farming videos or woodworking videos to calm their anxiety at night. Clearly, Im projecting.
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Its probably pink noise. (In fact, it's physically impossible it is white, you can only get arbitrarily close ;))
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by hp48fan 4y ago
But there are different amounts and different quality of conformism. The Nordic (as in Germany northward) one is particularly insistent on crushing deviations from the zeitgeist (German word).
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Of course there is some degree of conformity everywhere, but having lived in many different places myself, there are stark differences. The woman I mentioned speaks six languages because shes lived in as many countries, including the Africa
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Thats also a reflection of the way american cities are laid out, with large physical separations between where you work and where you live. Im glad to live in America, but the way cities are laid out elsewhere makes more sense.
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by hp48fan 4y ago
I knew a (great) artist who spent almost her whole life in Norway and Sweeden. Shes in her nineties, speaks a half dozen languages, worked for Norwegian public TV. That is to say she's walked in the highest echelons on Nordic society.
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by hp48fan 4y ago
Nope. Their cashless culture is one of the reasons I hope I never do go to Scandinavia.
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by hp48fan 4y ago
My guess is that the cycle efficiency would be a simple Carnot cycle, and since the delta(T) is small the efficiency would be minuscule and you never measure the difference, never mind pay back the glass. Your better off putting floating s
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by hp48fan 4y ago
My favorite is missing! HP's User RPL and System RPL are missing!