kryogen1c

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by kryogen1c 8y ago
This doesn't seem complicated. It is not logically possible to make a psychological statement, ie "you cannot surprise me".
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
US navy nuclear operators receive less radiation per annum than any other average citizen. Working inside a metal ship next to a well-shielded reactor actually results in a decrease in exposure. Many common real-world tasks give you signifi
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Regulating speech in Canadian Universities(macleans.ca)
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
Took the words right out of my mouth. Assuming this is a race issue is basically meaningless political grandstanding. It's a class issue, and the issue is universal. Rich don't want to live around middle class, middle class don&#x
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
Local drug stores have dip sticks like https://www.amazon.com/Smackfat-Ketone-Strips-Measurement-Ad... Not meant for quantitative, just qualitative data; more of a go/no-go
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
> I've managed to lose 80 lbs and keep it off for more than a year. Hell yeah! > easier to maintain. I've never done any other diet, but I've found keto to be self regulating because eating cheat meals like pizza makes
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
I don't know how anyone could read this whole article word-for-word. It's so light in information density but also without a story-telling feel. Anecdote: I have been ketogenic (usually <20g/day, almost always <30g&#x2F
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
If your concern is value added, I'm not sure why you posted what you did - certainly didn't add much to the conversation. Why do you think associating my talking point with a political party makes it incorrect or not useful?
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
What a bold and interesting claim! Do you have any evidence for it? I have a hard time believing the admissions board would take such a stance for such a petty reason
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
Couldn't agree more. In what reality is lowering standards a way of raising quality? How would it help a black person to be affirmative actioned into a school their admittance evaluation indicates they could not succeed at? I guess aff
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
This. It's like finding eating fresh vegetables correlates with longer lifespan, when really people that eat fresh vegetables have higher socioeconomic status, access to health care, education, etc etc. The leap from correlation to cau
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
The article is about student loan debt, and my claim is that it's the government's fault. My link is purposefully not on topic - that's the purpose and definition of a parable.
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
It troubles me that topics like this usually turn into FUD about the 1% instead of recognizing government interference and subsidation as the problem. The parable of the scorpion and frog [1] is exactly relevant. I wish Americans would stop
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
I don't think this is accurate. It's the nontechnical zeitgeist shouting blockchain, not those in the know. Just like how carbon nanotubes were supposed to be the best at everything from conductors to batteries to bullet proof ves
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
> 1. You should tax what you want less of. You said you this matter or factly, but it's a core point in the debate between left and right political economics, at least in America. The demotivating effects of taxes are said to be off
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
Chrome 66.0.3359.158, android 8.1.0 There should be an answer in the negative if your search produces no results. This problem is exacerbated by the beta status and lack of articles - it took me almost a minute to figure out if my queries (
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by kryogen1c 8y ago
This is not true and is the nature of the discussion. Alcohol and caffeine are processed differently depending on what they are consumed with, like how the digestive cofactors in apples make it have a lower glycemic index than it's fru