hycaria

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by hycaria 9y ago
There are strains of mice which have very little genetic variability, thus excluding (or at least diminishing) other variations than the studied effect. This study apparently didn't use one of such strains, so many genes could interfer
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by hycaria 9y ago
Strongly prefer reading over listening. I can barely sit through a podcast.
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by hycaria 9y ago
I'm now able to walk to work (<20 minutes) and I miss reading during my commute :(
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by hycaria 9y ago
>New Resolutions has brought a return to the 'we'll eat healthily, I'll cook every evening and bake at the weekend' What do yo usually eat then ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
As a woman, the solution is to know what you want. House care is not an obligation. You can pay people to clean or just accept to have a relative untidyness in your home. You don't have to have children either (which is a burden I don&
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by hycaria 9y ago
Because some people don't have any medical history.
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by hycaria 9y ago
What's your point exactly ? That we can't all get Switzerland salaries even when living in remote areas where the cost of life is way lower, all this while being unwilling to move to cash out for a few years ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
I always hear this. Yet some families manage to travel or sail the world with a few belongings. It's just social pressure, not vital need.
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by hycaria 9y ago
They can participate, way more than what we usually see (my own upbringing was too lax on this in my opinion). I wonder why parents don't make their kids part of the household.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Huh ? I'm not sure I understand. I live in a small place, I don't have pets. I enjoy life very much though.
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by hycaria 9y ago
I disagree. I work a full week at one job + 2 nights per week. Feel that I do a lot of unpaid stuff (ie taking care of the household, cooking, ...) but still endlessly hear about how other people "don't have the time". The us
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by hycaria 9y ago
My dad is 70, of italian descent, and uses a lot of garlic, everywhere.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Stay downtown then. If being carless was so important, that was the way to pursue it.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Have less kids ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
There seems to be a weekly farmers market from april to december downtown.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Shopping trolleys are a thing.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Consuming less never enters the equation, does it ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
I always wonder if this sort of inspiration is so one sided in a relationship that people can't understand and accept when/that you're just not mentally available.
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by hycaria 9y ago
It's better when a company endorses you for an MBA...
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by hycaria 9y ago
How can you just wonder and not come to the obvious conclusion yet ? (By the way from my own observations, this opinion is strongly frowned upon here)
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by hycaria 9y ago
The problem there being ? Apart from the (sofar unbeknownst to me) existence of a "wrong" candidate ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
I wish I could somehow make sense of my both biological and software proficiencies, and I try to follow what's happening in the Biotech world, but nowhere do I feel like an ideal fit. So I enjoy doing both separately for the moment !
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by hycaria 9y ago
Prophylaxis (=treatment of healthy patients) antibiotics used to be a routine thing especially in younger animals more prone to infections etc. It was not stimulating growth per se, but as a coincidental effect. It is not very common anymor
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by hycaria 9y ago
Not everyone is prepared for higher animal protein prices (I don't think it's a bad thing, and I don't consume them anyways). But the people most prone to ask for radical measures are often the least aware of situations and t
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by hycaria 9y ago
Inflammation is an important response to fight infections actually, the problem is when it gets out of control (or is too annoying to deal with). But it's not good either to shut it down completely. (Your comment seemed quite confused
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by hycaria 9y ago
Wow wow wow, are you kidding ? You must be one of those regulators that constantly press breeders and veterinarians over lowering antibiotics usage in livestock, yet risible efforts in comparison are made in human medicine. Let's use l
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by hycaria 9y ago
That was not especially directed at you, in this whole thread you can find a worryingly high amount of ridiculous proposals or behaviours... Zero risk is not a thing in life, we just have to deal with it.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Can we just at some point admit that we inevitably will lose people in accidents and that the trade off is just not worth it?
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by hycaria 9y ago
Maybe because they had to get more ink between each stroke ? No fountain pen yet (appeared during the 17th in Europe)
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by hycaria 9y ago
I don't know but it's not taught in my country.

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