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by inter_netuser 4y ago
What are you talking about? We have interstellar objects intrude and fly by our solar system all the time, on several occasions.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Paper planes are over two thousand years old. NYT is just the epitome of the dunning-kruger in the west.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
are Chinese fabs honouring sanctions? what about downstream suppliers of generic ARM chips? >Apparently even the basics like steel are getting hard to come by. aren't they a sizeable steel exporter? "2018, Russia exported 33.3
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
All sorts of government policies induce deaths: leaded gasoline, lax pharmaceutical safety, etc. Maybe we should be more frank? Debt is an abomination and is evil.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>Director of Graduate Studies of History Erik Loomis that “Science, statistics, and technology are all inherently racist.” History department dictates Math dept policy in DurhamU? "#263 in Best Global Universities" #54 i
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
pushing official policy via deniable "private" distribution channels has been the SOP in the West for a long time. Perfectly valid assumption, especially given this verbiage in the source article, which you can verify for yourself
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
2010-2020: a decade of Field's medalists: Elon Lindenstrauss Israel Ngô Bảo Châu Vietnam Stanislav Smirnov Russia Cédric Villani France Manjul Bhargava. United States Maryam Mirzakhani Iran
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
The west hasn’t seen proper austerity yet, just barely warming up. Maybe soon.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Paris to Nice is 900km car ride. The 31 euro air travel “price” doesn’t include a fuel surcharge, airport fees, baggage fees, then a nice fat 20% VAT tax on top, etc, all of which can often exceed the “price” itself. Maybe you should start
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
That’s probably already covered under some “national security” catch-all somewhere.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
PE?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
elon taking over twitter is pessimistic?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
misquote. The correct quote is ”COMPARISON IS THE THIEF OF JOY.” – THEODORE ROOSEVELT "Comparison is the thief of joy" - As quoted in Becoming a Great School (2013) by Cooper, Gustafson and Salah, p. ix" Nothing wrong with ex
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
The prerequisites is a very American thing. Most of the world just does medicine as an undergrad, and physicians are just as good. The US pre-req system, as well as the control over residency spots is just supply management to ensure compen
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Ive heard some people go as far using naltrexone, an anti-addiction medication for this. Does anyone know anyone who actually did this?
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
How common are the ones that check their ego? 1 in 10?
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
Unfortunately, you often have to travel at times to find good talent/expertise. Some people move permanently, in order to obtain medical care. Sometimes, to another country. Most compounding pharmacies will ship, and most physicians wi
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
It alludes to the joke: "what do you call the last student from the worst medical school? A doctor"
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
>Tone down expectations. This sounds absolutely terrible. Something not to far from victim blaming. Don't have a home? Learn how to be happy homeless! Husband gave you a black eye? Tone down your expectations!
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
Medicine drop out rates: 15-18% Engineering drop out rates: 40-50% Math drop out rates: 47% Dumbest doctor is stupider than avg math/eng. They just tend to be less autistic on avg. "The American Society for Engineering Education (
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
The guy who came in last in his medical class. In the worst medical school in the country. ..is somehow always better...than everyone else? Always? Professional opinion is just that, an opinion . Opinion of potentially the worst medi
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
>A few people have problems with medical professionals. >"Death by medical error or accident is the nation's leading cause of accidental death" Trust the "leading cause of accidental death". Medical training i
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
>superpower of being resilient against life's wraths. how?
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
Grades are normalized on a gaussian curve. What's the difference between mean and median in a Gaussian distribution? Looking forward to your contributions to mathematics.
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
so is it public square or private company? or whatever is convenient for you that day, as per the circumstances?
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
This is the reason why some people suggest not to listening to any comments. A lot of stuff here are factually incorrect: 1) MAOIs are safe, and Parnate specifically is extremely effective. However, requires a special diet to adhere.
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
50% of doctors are by definition below the average. In reality, roughly 3-10% are good, the rest just go by standard guidelines only and/or punt you off to someone else.
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
Where are you located? What are the symptoms? Many times, depression is a symptom of a deeper problem, especially if lifelong. What do you mean specifically by "I was able to sleep when I wanted to"? You have profound insomnia
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
You had an incompetent prescriber. Tapering doses for all sorts of medications are routinely done, and any pharmacy can handle such an rx. If they can't - you don't want to go to such a pharmacy anyway.
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by inter_netuser 5y ago
I love how you completely ignored the fact that two post-coup ministers of national security were openly Nazi. The west shook hands with Nazi defence ministers and sent them weapons. That’s a good thing, right?

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