kelipso

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by kelipso 2y ago
No you don't. Every knows what "chemicals" mean unless you insist on being annoyingly pedantic. Purposely misinterpreting what people say is the worst way to argue.
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by kelipso 2y ago
The quoted text is a great mechanism to turn your brain off. "Oh, they giving me stuff. They must be good then and can do no wrong. I can turn my brain off and go sleep."
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by kelipso 2y ago
Cow is not 6% body fat unless it's been starving or decided to join a body building contest. The source data is bad, probably got the data from ChatGPT.
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by kelipso 2y ago
No offense intended but it makes me wonder what your social life was like and is like. Internet is not a substitute for a social life and it seems to me that early exposure to the internet stunts your social growth significantly.
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by kelipso 2y ago
I did that too but the first number I inputted was my percentage. I'd say most people would do the same thing.
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by kelipso 2y ago
There are plenty of people who do weightlifting or have high muscle density. Probably more than 10% of people and certainly not edge cases. Doctors are basically taught like undergrads are taught, not much critical thinking involved, they j
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by kelipso 2y ago
What is a presidential pardon then? Maybe not how rule of law works but it's how democracy works.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Usually you do a poll and set a threshold for funding, like 5% or something, to avoid funding fringe candidates.
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by kelipso 2y ago
I think the theory is that exercise has many other benefits that make up for the increased energy usage.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Problem is the risk vs reward question seems to be ignored in favor of talking about just the reward part. I'm sure there are reasons for not talking about the risk part like you don't want to be too chummy with the anti vax crowd
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by kelipso 2y ago
From what I've seen on social media from the soft anti vax crowd, pediatricians nowadays are pushing for a lot more vaccines compared to their parents' time. There is a reason for each individual vaccine, sure, but the difference
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by kelipso 2y ago
Yeah, it's like the most obvious security problem with blind that anyone would think of. Maybe this is the only company that made it obvious that they are monitoring for blind but there are probably plenty of smaller companies monitori
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by kelipso 2y ago
Reminds me of the rat park experiment on drug addiction. Put the rats in small cages and give them morphine, they get addicted. Put them in the rat park where they have lots of things to do and they don’t get addicted. Food overindulgence i
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by kelipso 2y ago
Pretty sure it's not so much trust but because there's a chance the train conductor would check tickets while you are in the train.
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by kelipso 2y ago
There is no particular need for society to have an industry that sells unhealthy food. It can go the way of horses, would only be a net positive for society.
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by kelipso 2y ago
It's interesting, friend once told me, we are what we have read in the past five years. Similar to the food we eat and how quickly it can change our body, our mind can change quickly based on what we have read, what we watch, the conve
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by kelipso 2y ago
> black&white mindset that modern free world grew away long time ago Don't even know what to say. I am not sure we live in the same world lol.
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by kelipso 2y ago
That's pretty much all media including the 24 hour daily news.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Same. I only buy the ones that have the roast date because most of the best if used by dates are around a year after the roast date. Cannot trust that.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Sure, if only there were studies measuring their IQ. Plus, the strongest effects of fluoride are on kids and kids might drink 0 to half a cup of tea a day.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Tablets that the kids ingest?? After so much evidence of the neurotoxic effects of ingested fluoride, it's worse than criminal if these dentists are giving fluoride for kids to eat.
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by kelipso 2y ago
People drink a cup or two of tea a day while they drink more than 2 liters of water a day. It's a magnitude difference. Plus, drinking tea or eating California rice are completely optional. While you have to go through a filtering proc
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by kelipso 2y ago
Hopefully happens soon. It's absolutely insane that a neurotoxin was put in the the water for decades on the recommendations of dentists (dentists! not a neurologist in sight but dentists!).
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by kelipso 2y ago
More recent research has come out pretty much destroying the claim that moderate drinking "reduced risk of heart attack, atherosclerosis, and certain types of strokes". So CDC, NIH suggestions are outdated and they'll probabl
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by kelipso 2y ago
You can have a proper burial and just not submit the death certificate to the government.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Though you got lucky with Singapore, it is famously known to have the strongest passport and visa-free agreements are usually reciprocal.
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by kelipso 2y ago
What? They can just turn it on..
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by kelipso 2y ago
Lol yeah, cannot imagine equating published papers and forum posts. I knock the peer review process all the time but it is a significant hurdle that acts as a filter for all sorts of trash.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Ha ha, I suppose as long as he goes on left wing media outlets and make bad and poorly reasoned predictions that follow left wing politics, then he would be well regarded. And please, don't pretend like there is no left wing aligned sc
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by kelipso 2y ago
There is no one hovering over scientists all the time ready to stick a hot poker in them when they make a mistake or get careless. I was in academia and my impression is there is a reluctance to double and triple check results to make sure

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