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by lincon127 3y ago
That doesn't apply to books though. As books aren't advertised the same way as any other media. Most books are advertised just through reviews and word of mouth. People decide to read juvenile media because their juvenile friends
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by lincon127 3y ago
Well that makes sense if you think the author dislikes YA, as she obviously does not. She just very much dislikes the idea that grown adults can co-opt a genre not made for them and then police it by only taking into account their own stunt
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by lincon127 3y ago
To be fair, I also cringe at LinkedIn links. If you're using that site for anything else other than fulfilling social obligations, you're likely in marketing eugh
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by lincon127 3y ago
Why don't we give them a pair of calipers while they're at it; maybe while they're logging all this info, they can assess how how well I fit into Musk's dystopian nightmare world he's attempting to establish.
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by lincon127 3y ago
Large cars can suck my many pickled cocks, they are absolutely worthless.
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by lincon127 3y ago
Sounds like you're one of the idiots
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by lincon127 3y ago
The study they so heavily cite completely removes meat eating from the equation and supplements the US's need for meat with alternative methods in every scenario. It's obvious that, with such a drastic change, the change in emissi
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by lincon127 3y ago
So if Michael Yeadon were to push out a paper filled with observations on the correlation between vaccines and autism, you wouldn't instantly disregard it? Some people don't deserve the time of day.
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by lincon127 3y ago
Lol, Loeb
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by lincon127 3y ago
Well yah, anyone could have told you that. Relying on consumers to change the world through "market forces" is hardly going to work, because "market forces" are dictated by major market players. Not to mention that if th
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by lincon127 3y ago
Where's the idea?
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by lincon127 3y ago
Cool. Also what, Ehtséo Ayah didn't see a great mushroom in the distance? That's pretty disappointing
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by lincon127 3y ago
Do you mean ideally? Because obviously modern science and academia is mostly steered by external interests and public opinion. I know many scientists who entertain research projects from companies only because they're fully paid for, m
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by lincon127 3y ago
Depends on context, obviously. The police officer has the responsibility to constantly assess the situation in order to determine if violence is warranted, as well as if that violence needs to be potentially lethal, regardless of whether or
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by lincon127 3y ago
The only one from the list you gave that doesn't make sense to me is Shell, but it's also one of the lower ranked ones. The rest could make sense since they're all likely voted on with new frameworks in mind, which means new
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by lincon127 3y ago
Username checks out
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by lincon127 3y ago
Solution: look for nice butts. Keeps my eyes away from my phone when I'm waiting for shit.
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by lincon127 3y ago
Did it? I don't think they did
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by lincon127 3y ago
Kinda crazy that people with the means to leave the US still live there
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by lincon127 3y ago
Carbon Capture from industrial point sources is extremely expensive and extremely ineffective. so I doubt that's going to be a thing. The only way I could see CC paying off is if big companies keep lobbying for government grants and t
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by lincon127 3y ago
So what are you disagreeing with? Are you disagreeing that change detection is what mostly diffentiates the front-end frameworks? If so, what is that important factor that differentiates them if not the mechanism that modifies when change i
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by lincon127 3y ago
According to SpaceX's original Mars timeline, they're going to start colonizing Mars next year. So color me unimpressed that people are reporting on SpaceX optimizing boosters.
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by lincon127 3y ago
Well, no legal rights, obviously. But that doesn't mean that's not what ought to be the case. Laws aren't infallible, especially copyright law. If you have to break them to do something, that's hardly a reason not to do
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by lincon127 3y ago
This is a 20 year-old's blog post talking about how she hasn't quite figured out what she wants from dates. It's definitely not as introspective as the title makes it seem.
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by lincon127 3y ago
Reading the study ( https://sci-hub.se/https://doi.org/10.1080/09515089.2019.158... ) the questions don't sound overly morally charged. They're certainly what I'd imagine a normal person may
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by lincon127 3y ago
Ok, I misunderstood the difference between an autoimmune disease and immune dysfunctions. COVID can cause malfunctions such as cytokine storms which have a downstream effect of increasing GFAP and NFL, two biomarkers which indicate brain he
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by lincon127 3y ago
We've been seeing stuff like this with COVID-19. Long term, COVID-19 can increases susceptibility to autoimmune diseases, diseases which end up having dramatic impacts on brain health. I know some of the scientists that are having a fi