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Immortal cells of Henrietta Lacks
(en.wikipedia.org)
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ilkhd2
17y ago
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ilkhd2
17y ago
the logo looks like amazon's.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
... and he told almost nothing new.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Thanks got it. Still the name is funny.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
By the way Ginkgo biloba is an interesting planto - a living fossil (270*10^6 years old specie). Worth looking in wikipedia.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Agree totally. Piracetam worked, but made my restless. Gingko - did not make change. The most important for me is decent sleep = 7+-1 hours; wake up at 8, no later.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
I am wondering, why Australian machine was called SILLIAC
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ilkhd2
17y ago
I advised to abandon PPP not because that I think that is a bad meausure, but just to show that Europeans are _not_ making less money. And the reason for higher prices for stuff patially that are paid better salaries., so to produce things
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ilkhd2
17y ago
This guy is delusional. Big time. First of all - what that means?: [level of living standards in United States is still a lot higher.] I never heard about this expression - "level of living standards".Where it is derived from? Now if we aba
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Yes, but USA for some reason is rapidly becoming more poor an unequal.
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Floppy Drive Reverb. Recording Analog Audio on Floppy Disks
(youtube.com)
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ilkhd2
17y ago
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ilkhd2
17y ago
I think that explanation is simple: The end of age discrimination in science.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
.. probably it has _always_ been doing that.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Not sure about language, but one thing is true - the way you pronounce words of your own language is a good reflection of your education, status, origin, and who you are.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/cercla/07list.html
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ilkhd2
17y ago
It is a good reason to stop deindustrialization of USA and Canada. Europe as far as I know produce a lot of toys themselves. At least I saw a toy truck made in Sweden. Guess what was the truck's model ;)?
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ilkhd2
17y ago
What kind of numbers you want? GINI (inequality index)?: ok http://mapscroll.blogspot.com/2009/04/is-us-becoming-third-w... That the poors are doing here worse than anywhere else in developed world: obvious from the GINI. How do I account
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Yes. That is why Pacific Northwest and Canada (less religious places) are lagging behind Bible Belt. Lagging behind in corruption, teenage pregnancy, crime and many other developmental indicators.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
dry weight
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ilkhd2
17y ago
...and bacterias contribute up to 60% of drivet weight of human poop.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Looks like Germans are sensitive to privacy (for historical reasons perhaps). USA culturally less sensitive, so I think we may expect more Konzerns about privacy and aggregation of data about German citizens in American online companies.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Difficult but not impossible. Amazingly enough, not everything affordable made in misery. LEGO kits for example are mostly made in Europe. Every once in a while you can see inexpensive toys made in Sweden, shirts made in Egypt, platic cont
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Oh yeah? tell it to ones who immigrate from China to Kazakhstan for example: Kazakhstan has very limited trade with USA, but quality of live is much, much higher than Chinese.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
I am not talking about their intentions - that is not a domain of "simple logic" anyway. What I am saying is factual statement: the set [made cheaply] is a subset of [made in misery]. So you cannot escape purchasing stuff [made in misery]
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Yes, you sound like Nazi's on Nuremberg process - "we just executed orders". And that is true: the did not care about people whom the tortured. In fact the would in other circumstances be friendly and polite to them. Yet they really-really
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ilkhd2
17y ago
... with Middle East, that already cost 3*10^12 $??
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ilkhd2
17y ago
You know what, as I mentioned in other posts - inequality in USA is already as bad as in Africa and is rapidly approaching South American's numbers. Of course bottom line is not as bad as in Africa, but quality of life for poors is already
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ilkhd2
17y ago
yes, why? Have ever been to west palm beach, and then palm beach itself? Difference is obvious. I am not even talking about Miami beach and Miami.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Do not like it - do not buy, goddamnit. If you think that people who buy Fair Trade are stupid - no we are not, and we are doing for a reason - we do not feel good when consume something made by slaves. You can still shop for "free trade"
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ilkhd2
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> Yeah, I tried to get a bunch of 16 year old Americans to make a bunch of shoes. Apparently they were not interested :( Probably you tried to pay 7.25$, per hour did not you? If you'll pay me 25 dollars per hour for making shoes - you
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