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by kaesar14 4y ago
Which part of this equation is contributing to hospitals charging 50 dollars for a bag of IV fluid? I'd cut that part out. Whatever it is.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Is this more or less saying there's no definitive link between obesity and mortality risk?
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Correct me if I’m wrong but McDonalds originally made that switch due to the “animal fats are bad for you” push during that time which is what OP is probably referencing?
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by kaesar14 4y ago
DEI is just rebranding of the struggle for equality, in which the fight against casteism has been raging for decades. This is a very western centric view.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Well of course, but the element of the book being annotated by the professor himself is quite interesting and most similar to HBP.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
You lived the Half Blood Prince!
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by kaesar14 4y ago
You can make your kids not picky by putting a plate in front of them and providing the choice of either eating it or going to bed hungry. Kids aren't born only wanting to eat chicken nuggets and mac n' cheese.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
That was a free market where the US was the last industrial power producing goods to be consumed by a completely destroyed world. If those are the circumstances you can provide as evidence the free market works as intended you may need some
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Yes, anyone with non-white skin.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
https://www.outsideonline.com/health/wellness/sunscreen-sun-... I think based on the studies linked in the source above quite a lot of what you've stated as plain fact is easily debatable. 1. Does not seem li
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Was it that hard to read and get my alma mater right? ;) In my opinion as a student who entered Northeastern in the mid 2010's the answer to all your questions is an unequivocal yes. More competitive student body, better profile to att
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by kaesar14 4y ago
This comment didn't deserve all these downvotes, the majority of human beings on the planet likely do not need sunscreen and benefit from more sun exposure.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Or national level legislation.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
For the first time in my life, it seems conceivable that in the next 10-20 years abortion will be fully outlawed in the United States.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Our parents generation were able to go to colleges like Dartmouth at an affordable rate. Now we are not. There's clearly a problem that needs solving.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I've stopped bothering to argue this commenter, it's clear they think that an engineer making 150k a year supporting a family is the same as Jeff Bezos.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Why would you do that through financial aid? If a kid's worked hard enough to get into school they should be allowed to go regardless of their financial status, 75k a year is not affordable at all to a household making 150k a year. Aft
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Really? So the only people who should be able to go to Ivy League schools are those poor enough to get aid and those rich enough to pay for the entire fee? We shouldn't be evaluating our youth on their merit? What kind of solution is t
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by kaesar14 4y ago
75k a year of college is affordable for a household income of 150k? Really?
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Yeah it’s odd because this analogy does actually work with technical fields in many cases (i.e needing a base in mathematics for higher level physics etc) but it’s not like the vast majority of musicians in the history of the species have h
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Unfortunately the places where workers congregate is also the places where the most opportunity can be found in the job market and social sphere. Pushing people out of our most dynamic cities so that a bunch of landlords can artificially re
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by kaesar14 4y ago
If they cared about expanding access to medical care they'd stop lobbying to prevent PAs and NPs from providing care. A half hearted attempt to add a paltry amount of residencies after 30 years of lobbying which led to the state we&#x2
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Yes - they're lobbying now to reverse caps they themselves[1] helped put into place, and like I said, have also limited primary care availability by lobbying against the ability of NPs and PAs to provided basic medical care. It's
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Yeah sure. Fighting residency expansion: http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2005-03-02-doctor-shorta... Fighting expansion of care to other types of practicioners: https://www.ama-assn.org/practic
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Using an AMA source is disingenuous since it’s a professional cartel with a massive vested interest in keeping doctor supply as limited as possible.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Unfortunately that world also leads to overly bloated corporations that are never able to clean house.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Seattle is still only the 10th densest city in the country.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
The Fed Chair cannot be removed by the President once installed. He was pressured by other means.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I could accept that there are leaders in the nation's past that have been given a diminished role in comparison to Nehru and Gandhi (Ambedkar comes to mind) but I can hardly believe that anyone so instrumental to building the nation&#x
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by kaesar14 4y ago
India hasn't seen his equal since then.

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