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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
In case anyone hasn't seen Destin's videos (smarter every day), I'd like to mention that he's an incredibly interesting and engaging person who puts out really high quality content. If you're like me, and think of t
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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
I think it's a great example of why it's important to try to not judge history. The complications in this one scenario are just so fascinating, yet it's important to resist trying to tie it up in a neat bow.
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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
OTOH, taking money puts pressure on a bigger exit/revenue scaling plan. To me, that means more like GoDaddy and less like prgmr, which is not what I want from my service providers. The pressure to expand is a negative indicator when I
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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
Also interesting to contemplate the influence of WW2 in that fact. I think I generally hear that WW2 was a big booster of economic growth, so how long would it have taken without the war?
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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
All I can conclude from that is the doctors don't seem like they understand epidemiological science.
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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
No No No! I thought it was NOT recognizing sex differences that leads to industrial scale mass murder! Now I'm confused. Not really, because this thread is nonsense -- confirmation bias mixed with absurdity.
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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
Not trying to put you on the defensive, but do you have some objective online resources I can examine to learn more about this?
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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
Agreed! And the correlation between gluten intolerance and use of facebook is something that nobody is talking about. Yet when you examine the data, you find that there are more diagnoses and self-diagnoses of gluten intolerance during th
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by hudj1jcnapru38 11y ago
> Are the gluten haters correct that modern wheat varietals contain more gluten than past cultivars, making them more toxic? Unlikely, according to recent analysis by Donald D. Kasarda, a scientist with the United States Department of Ag