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by jayalpha 7y ago
Colon cancer linked to viruses in beef, Nobel-winning scientist contends Harald zur Hausen, who first linked HPV with cervical cancer, is now trying to prove a link between a cow virus and colon cancer https://www.scmp.com/l
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by jayalpha 7y ago
I have used this link too here. The Link is basically identical, if you take this into consideration: https://www.declineoftheempire.com/2012/01/wealth-and-energy...
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"There is no need for continuous growth." ROTFL. Good luck with that mate. Show me how this is going to work. The Nobel prize in economics is yours for sure! https://ourfiniteworld.com/2011/02/21/the
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"The less we have of it left, the higher the price and more incentive to develop alternative solutions." Does not work like this for oil. The price the most people can pay for gas is very limited. The people who say we will never
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Bullshit https://cassandralegacy.blogspot.com/2018/05/rare-earth-depl...
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by jayalpha 7y ago
ebay is getting more attractive again. But probably the stupidest company in the tech field. They had skype, a kind of social network. They could have been facebook. They had paypal they could have been the major payment processor on phones
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"it didn't cost me anything extra" Good luck with that. How about people walking abound 24/7 with an anal plug?
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Yeah. As a non lens wearer sounds pretty comfortable to me. But if you have money I can offer you a non-invasive glucose measurement start-up with peer reviewed publications.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Well, trust me, what drives most experiments is not hypotheses but "this is strange" results. "it's arguable whether "is cold fusion possible?" is a valid hypothesis, because currently there is no accepted reas
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by jayalpha 7y ago
If the lag is one hour, you still need to prick. If you want to see "overall trend" and don't care about any "lag time", just measure in Urine.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
You should study the scientific method. Nothing is set in stone, science is an evolutionary process. Even the scientific method itself. If experiments violate CURRENT laws of physics, the laws have to be revised. Guess how we came to our cu
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by jayalpha 7y ago
I am excited. Worth looking into. Even if it violates (current) physical laws. Potential payoff to big. But I have also seen google projects that did not look scientific sound to me. Measuring blood glucose with contact lenses? How? Lag tim
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"Lot's of arbitrage opportunities. " Probably with put options. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-04-09/horseman-global-un... ETFs were an outstanding idea but never meant to be used on such an ex
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"US MBA programs need to start following the European model" No they don't. I, as a dual citizen, think US programs are by far superior. "And besides, you don't actually need an MBA if you work in the tech industry&
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Time to buy piratebay.org call options. Sometimes it is not a zero sum game. People won't sign up for Netflix. And Hulu. And Disney. And HBO. And Youtube. And... But netflix going belly up would be a shame. I need the next seasons of &
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"32GB MicroSDXC – $17.98 CAD" You don't want to do this. Buy a Swissbit Card of you don't want data corruption on your system.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Since there seem to be a strong interest in diabetes community. Please also see: Gum disease–causing bacteria could spur Alzheimer’s (sciencemag.org) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18987015 Association of Type 2 Diabe
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Impaired Insulin Signaling and Chronic Inflammation in the Alzheimer's Brain(fightaging.org)
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Source? Once you cross the bridge for "your thing", it feels to good to stop. Be it murder, rape or sex with minors. This is actually one of the reasons why it is so important to catch a criminal. Not to punish for previous crimes
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Once the rubric is crossed it would happen again and again with increasing frequency.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
From a behavioral perspective it is odd that a guy would do this and then stop doing it.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
https://www.zdnet.com/article/foxconn-set-to-discontinue-bra... "However, the promises soon proved hard to keep: the company wanted the Brazilian government to come up with 30 percent of the cash, as well as a pri
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by jayalpha 7y ago
crank handle with a translation?
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by jayalpha 7y ago
"who will need to approve them before the plane can start flying again." Yes, thanks. I guess I pass for now.
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Oh. I just googled "bidet". I thought it is "integrated" in a Japanese toilet? Or do you mean this additional "installation"?
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Does a bidet really clean you? Did you buy one in the states?
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Well, Brazil has crazy labor laws. You see a worker in court? The worker will win. In the end it was not worth it for Foxcon. And I think a terrible outcome for Brazil. Electronics are absurdly expensive there (Think import tax 1, import ta
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Well, other atoms? Depending where you start from and how do it. Here is an example: http://www.ipodphysics.com/resources/trans90.jpg
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Beringer's Lying Stones https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beringer%27s_Lying_Stones
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by jayalpha 7y ago
Would not have helped. When I was abroad one guy was enjoying a decent McDonalds meal in the states with a cloned card.

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