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811.
by kelipso 2y ago
Research fraud is likely very rare but it's not about a few stories that show up about unreplicable studies that stick out. There was a study a few years where they tried to replicate a bunch of top cited psychology papers and the majo
812.
by kelipso 2y ago
Ha how meta is this comment because the obvious inference one makes from the title is "Why Most Published Research Findings on Covid Are False" and that goes against the science politics. If only he had avoided the topic of Covid
813.
by kelipso 2y ago
Don't know the details but the cell phone number thing is due to terrorism reasons and mandated by the government, not due to individual businesses choosing to. Used to be you could just buy sim cards using cash.
814.
by kelipso 2y ago
Right, wait until a family member of yours gets addicted to another drug they popularize and then you can act like a smug internet person.
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by kelipso 2y ago
What a terrible argument. Let's have drug dealers roam the streets because they can pay reparations or taxes. Lol.
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by kelipso 2y ago
My point is, it's a random internet quote. You don't have to be "credulous" or "irresponsible" to believe it because no one with a life is going to check sources for such a minor thing. You just believe it to s
817.
by kelipso 2y ago
You don't need to form firm conclusions about anything to get tricked by an internet comment. Pretty much everyone reading this would get the wrong idea about the quote. No one is going to the source and forming "firm conclusions&
818.
by kelipso 2y ago
Depends on the department I guess. In my CS department, it's more like a job interview than some personal essay bs.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Destroying your critical thinking apparatus for the sake of a bunch of kooks is going a bit too far for me.
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by kelipso 2y ago
What are you even talking about? Every single physical revolve around that with plenty of lectures from doctors and everyone talks about it all the time.
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by kelipso 2y ago
> Meanwhile, the alternative medicine gurus have adopted microplastics as their excuse for nearly everything. Used to be, you could ignore the alt types because you had to buy their magazines to know what they were thinking. Now apparent
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by kelipso 2y ago
The essays are about the actual research they are interested in doing, it's more like a part of a technical interview. Unlike the tell me about your life, do you play lacrosse, bs that undergrad college applicants have to go through.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Pretty sure silicone will release compounds into the air when microwaving just like plastic does.
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by kelipso 2y ago
What would you call Russians killing Ukrainian soldiers and IDF killing Lebanese civilians then?
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by kelipso 2y ago
To me it just looks like rhetoric, an us vs. them type deal. Call something terrorism so that you can justify using any kind of violence against them basically.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Yeah this is absolutely not normal among most people, probably the vast majority of people.
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by kelipso 2y ago
> impoverished postdocs pay thousands to publish their own research If anyone does this, they should just quit academia. Research funding literally always provides money for publishing, unless maybe it's some shady bs journal that y
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by kelipso 2y ago
Second is reasonable because the peer review is done by academics for free, and there would too much duplication of work. Peer review is a good amount of work, takes a few hours per paper.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Yeah I can't get my fix. Some network hardware problem it looks like.
830.
by kelipso 2y ago
Ha ha ha. There are no competitors there with normal prices, how is something so obvious so elusive to you. You are just trolling with your "try again".
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by kelipso 2y ago
Are you joking? Concert food and drinks and anything sold at an airport, for a start.
832.
by kelipso 2y ago
If we don’t talk about the problem, maybe it will just go away.
833.
by kelipso 2y ago
Pretty sure it had the largest or second largest militaries in Europe in 2022; maybe Turkey had a larger army.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Same thing in Singapore, kids from grade 7 on take public transport to go to school (earlier grade students live close to the school usually). I think Japan is like that too.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Wonder what that percentage would look like as a function of relationship length.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Yeah profiting after getting network effect or monopoly or growth is a function of customer inertia in the face of rising prices. And India has way lower inertia to than US.
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by kelipso 2y ago
> Steps (4) and (5) don't have any valid explanation, and few (though maybe some) plausible human error explanations. It does... Person A didn't send the original numbers to Person B. And then Person B wanted to publish a docum
838.
by kelipso 2y ago
Absolutely untrue. There is such a thing as overtraining, having to eat a lot of food to make up for the energy expenditure from exercise, time constraints vs health goals, etc etc etc.
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by kelipso 2y ago
> Randomness introduces inefficiency That's highly dependent on the situation. Ordering can introduce delays or inefficiencies in many situations.
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by kelipso 2y ago
Are you exercising enough or do you need to exercise more is an actionable question worth asking.

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