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I think mahogany’s comment is more important but I just want to add: how many subsidies they get doesn’t relate at all to what research they might fund. They’re deeply tied to the meat industry so would benefit more from increased consumpti
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Aren’t cattle the biggest grain consumers, so wouldn’t that be counter productive? I’ve heard of the ag lobby and the meat and dairy lobbies but never big grain. Of course they exist and do something but going against the meat lobby just se
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4y ago
I don't get why people like honeycrisp so much. It's like a sweet, appley, cardboard.
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> Also, max heart rate is only useful after you've been running for awhile 100%, don’t geek out in the beginning just run at a slow pace until it’s comfortable and several consistent months in tinker around
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I completely agree on all of this. I had an on again off again relationship with running before this year and it’s because… I ran in the same shoes for 8 years and I’d stop when my hip or knee felt off. Got new shoes this year and I’ve done
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Pretty great thing to read coming back from a tempo run! I just go into it this year, and I'd like to say, it's more fun than I thought. Every aspect. If you get a heart rate monitor and dive into what you're doing even diffi
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4y ago
> This isn't going to happen overnight What isn't going to happen overnight, justice? A fairer world? I don't think a fairer world is on its way, I wish it was but the powerful won't be held accountable because people
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4y ago
Sorry if it seems flippant, but I provided just as much justification for my argument as you did.
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Yeah, exactly, and you only actually use 10% of your brain. Probably don’t need two hemispheres to be honest.
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4y ago
Seems like you are pluralizing your own anecdote. Sorry for your issues though.
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Completely valid, I worried about that after I typed it but decided to leave it in to relate more to the article which opens on a wacky start up idea.
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4y ago
I try not to post too many empty “I totally agree” comments but man, brussel sprouts are amazing. Who ever popularized boiling them is a damn fool. Pan friend then oven roasted, just amazing. Best thing in the world. Also you’re right on al
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4y ago
I love all these whacky avenues people take when eating just plants is a very low foot print option available to almost everyone. We don’t need to eat crickets, we don’t need to eat algae, we don’t need bioreactors for growing meat. I think
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I was directly calling out the bold and wrong claim that “it will be available for the masses” because that is entirely wrong. If I get cancer 10 years from now I could be in luck! But it doesn’t mean I should immediately assume everyone el
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4y ago
Couple points: - MRNA COVID vaccine patents weren’t open sourced or available for the third world but Cuba’s vaccine solutions are - simple things like dental care aren’t offered in the US I think you should replace “available for the masse
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> the writing was on the wall I really hope not. It’s possible the 2010s will be seen as a golden of the TV shows where there was so much competition for eyeballs that many shows were made which otherwise might not have been. Niche demog
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> Musk drives you like a good highschool sports coach Which might be good to get results from traumatized teenagers for a few years but probably not adults. Also, child or adult, you shouldn’t have a tyrant able to abuse you at will unti
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To some extent he actually thinks he can’t do anything wrong except be “too ambitious.” So the more undeniably-short-sighted-flat-out-wrong stuff he does the more logic goes out the window.
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4y ago
Cool that the new free speech-haven twitter doesn't allow advertising extensions internally or cartoons. Some proponents of free speech really only care if their speech is curtailed and care little about anyone else's.
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Why not both? They will never tell you the unsavory things they're doing. At least, not without coercion.
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Free for who to do what with? Sure, “the bird” will be free, in a sense, when it’s profitable and doesn’t care about advertisers, but that freedom is free for Elon to do whatever he wants with it. Not freedom for users or in any other (actu
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4y ago
Really hoping this was outside our solar system and indicative of life, TBH.
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Isn’t it, anything but slower and more costly than anything you could do with a convention computer? Oh wait, it’s just a very small subset of problems, nvm.
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4y ago
The adage “there’s no way to please everyone” is the embodiment of that job.
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Wasn't this foretold during the chip shortage by most articles written about it? That there'd be a down turn and everyone would have over invested in building new plants? Even worse because the fed is terrified of inflation /
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It sure does, but they said "regardless of operating system." Outside of the apple-verse it still sucks.
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You're missing the point. Of course we have "the technology" for them, but most companies/people decided it was a good idea to have progress bars lie.
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4y ago
Well, no matter what you read, you have to think about what the incentives are. Everything has a bias, especially people who claim to be unbiased. So if you really wanted to be "unbiased" you could at least spread that out.
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4y ago
I think we have vastly different values and even if we agreed on the same set of facts we wouldn't agree. Interesting talk, though.
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Ok, let's check in next year and see if the US life expectancy rebounds from its two year decline. I'm guessing not though, if daily COVID deaths are anything to go by. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/
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