junofan

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by junofan 3y ago
Early-onset T2DM is quite different. It’s very plausible something’s up.
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by junofan 3y ago
The T2 patients weren’t fatter or more diabetic. There were just 62% more of them.
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by junofan 3y ago
Assuming you mean negatively affecting minorities, how does that follow from the article: > Extremism does not exist without identifying an out-group and taking hostile action against it.
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by junofan 3y ago
Are these not the highest-paid autoworkers in the world? Besides, VinFast is happy to pop up a factory. Been seeing a lot more VinFast SUVs on the road recently.
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by junofan 3y ago
I think most people would be in favor of more protections. But even Socrates argued for the death penalty. Upholding the norm of proportionality in Western philosophy isn’t generally seen as abuse.
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by junofan 3y ago
Could be misremembering, but I believe Pfizer turned in no data on breastfeeding in their initial assessment for the EU. If so, a curious omission.
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by junofan 3y ago
I wouldn’t dismiss it out of hand. Check out An oral vaccine for SARS-CoV-2 RBD mRNA-bovine milk-derived exosomes induces a neutralizing antibody response in vivo [1]. [1]: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101&#x2F
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by junofan 3y ago
Possibly. The article notes: > Because of their ability to transfer and protect the mRNA, milk EVs have been tested as a vehicle for COVID mRNA oral vaccine These mRNA fragments are also heavily engineered in a way sashimi mRNA isn’t.
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by junofan 3y ago
Yeah given that we’re finding micro/nanoplastics mainly in people’s lungs and blood it seems more likely I’m getting dosed from aerosols after rainstorms or something.
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by junofan 3y ago
I think they run the casinos up around Redwood.
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by junofan 3y ago
It would have to be something that increases independence from political parties. As it stands, my representative has simply voted in line with the Biden administration’s preference 100% of the time. I haven’t read every bill, but it’s hard
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by junofan 3y ago
Hah, sounds cheap. NYC is approaching that per mile.
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by junofan 3y ago
TFA says they’re banned in 2035 though.
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by junofan 3y ago
I see your point, although you also need to consider the millions of vehicles already on the road. But let’s say we snap our fingers and equip every car with an immobilizer. Do people stop committing property crime? Or do they look elsewher
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by junofan 3y ago
Police can use bait cars to crack down on crime rings, which I would count as work done by police before a car is stolen.
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by junofan 3y ago
Check the letterhead. It’s not from the MP’s office.
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by junofan 3y ago
He shows evidence that NSA employees were aware of this guy’s work and implying they may have made up a similar name. I don’t think that’s racist. The Satoshi pseudonym had to come from somewhere, no?
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by junofan 3y ago
Well, one might argue they’re trusted to grift retail. The money firms make doesn’t come out of thin air. SEC is fairly toothless in this area.
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by junofan 3y ago
Not sure how wash trading sets price. My understanding is miners sit on BTC and cash, then occasionally collude using cash to pump price, short perps at the top, then offload BTC and ride the perps down.
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by junofan 3y ago
It’s a $200 fine for a failure to file. 10% penalty for prohibited trades. Enforcement is at ethics committee discretion. Those aren’t the rules normal people have to follow. Maybe people have a problem with that?
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by junofan 3y ago
Opinion pieces are cool, but have you seen any politicians in positions of power advance debate? What’s the Biden administration’s agenda for men?
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by junofan 3y ago
Ultimately there are counterfeit parts installed in planes that fly passengers. The goal should be to keep counterfeit parts out of the plane. United installed counterfeit parts because their supplier handed them a document claiming the par
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by junofan 3y ago
“Silent” is a stretch, though it doesn’t seem too bad: https://youtube.com/shorts/W_WDw1KFHUg
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by junofan 3y ago
I mean I’m as vaccinated as anyone, but the originally reported 95% effectiveness against symptomatic COVID-19 with the monovalent vaccine just doesn’t seem realistic in hindsight. Who knows what complex set of incentives was at play. If yo
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by junofan 3y ago
Not sure about free markets, but the Bible literally has Jesus telling poor people to sell their stuff until they can buy a sword for self-defense: https://www.bibleref.com/Luke/22/Luke-22-36.html
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by junofan 3y ago
China’s critical infrastructure is too concentrated. The CCP won’t survive a bombing campaign since its legitimacy comes from economic development.
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by junofan 3y ago
Cobalt bombs could be pulled off by a relatively small number of people using a bit of deception.
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by junofan 3y ago
The execs are actually focused on a giant, sophisticated fraud ring in China doing several bn $. The repairs lose money.
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by junofan 3y ago
Can’t Apple grab money by raising prices? Why do they need to do this?
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by junofan 3y ago
There are other options. They could incentivize old people to move to cheaper places. Why should a Japanese person slave away to support a retiree instead of their own family? Why should an immigrant work to support a Japanese retiree inste

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